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

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 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 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.

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

I think it is important for us to strengthen capital and liquidity requirements for large banks really up the spectrum.

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

I think it is important for us to strengthen capital and liquidity requirements for large banks really up the spectrum.

I think that is going to be very helpful, because in my opinion I agree with former Fed Tarullo that he sees this as a regulatory lapse.

I think that is going to be very helpful, because in my opinion I agree with former Fed Tarullo that he sees this as a regulatory lapse.

I think that is going to be very helpful, because in my opinion I agree with former Fed Tarullo that he sees this as a regulatory lapse.

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

The lack of collaboration with the American public--and even more importantly the Congress--on trade-related activities is, let us say unwise.

I think would have done well by going through a treaty ratification, they go the way the winds blow.

I agree with Chair Wyden and the concerns of my colleagues about transparency.

I agree with Chair Wyden and the concerns of my colleagues about transparency.

I think would have done well by going through a treaty ratification, they go the way the winds blow.

The lack of collaboration with the American public--and even more importantly the Congress--on trade-related activities is, let us say unwise.

I believe we are going about it the wrong way in terms of the haircut that needs to be done to get prescription prices lower.

I've got a vested interest in broader research. I've got two potentially deadly--one incurable and one curable--diseases in my body.

If it proves to be efficacious then you all should be coming back to us and saying that these temporary authorities need to be reinstated.

We have got to fix it because you are not going to be successful no matter how hard you work.