Thom Tillis

We have some credibility issues to deal with there.

Let us harden the base that we are already the data stewards of.

I really believe that that idea of the whole-of-Government when it comes to enforcement, when it comes to commerce, that we need to sit down and stop playing checkers and start playing Go.

I think if you were to eliminate those, you would open a wide door of intellectual property theft.

I think the TRIPS waiver is a bad policy.

A strong, reliable, and predictable IP right is paramount to incentivizing U.S. innovation and creativity.

The most notable threat, of course, is the Chinese Communist Party.

I really believe that that idea of the whole-of-Government when it comes to enforcement, when it comes to commerce, that we need to sit down and stop playing checkers and start playing Go.

I think if you were to eliminate those, you would open a wide door of intellectual property theft.

I think the TRIPS waiver is a bad policy.

The lack of certainty and the risk of having your IP rights stripped has an absolute chilling effect on businesses.

The most notable threat, of course, is the Chinese Communist Party.

A strong, reliable, and predictable IP right is paramount to incentivizing U.S. innovation and creativity.

We have some credibility issues to deal with there.

Let us harden the base that we are already the data stewards of.

The left is going to say it is all about finding a handful of billionaires and trillionaires.

If we do not focus on the primary goals so the taxpayers can be more satisfied, then we are going to lose.

I really believe that that idea of the whole-of-Government when it comes to enforcement, when it comes to commerce, that we need to sit down and stop playing checkers and start playing Go.

I think the TRIPS waiver is a bad policy.

I think if you were to eliminate those, you would open a wide door of intellectual property theft.

I can tell you that the lack of certainty and the risk of having your IP rights stripped has an absolute chilling effect on businesses.

I want to hear from someone who thinks that TRIPS waivers are a good idea.

A strong, reliable, and predictable IP right is paramount to incentivizing U.S. innovation and creativity.

The most notable threat, of course, is the Chinese Communist Party.

Tarullo was never complimentary of Senate bill 2155. He was implementing Dodd-Frank when we were doing it.