the agency, and the credibility of the agency, because I think it's important.

Doesn't that raise real questions about whether the recall is extensive--or as extensive as it should have been?

But, isn't it evident that, if the floor mats are in the trunk because the manufacturer said you ought to put the floor mats in the trunk, and you have sudden acceleration surges with the floor mats in the trunk, there's something else…

So, I guess the first question is--you indicate you support a program to allow Americans to buy safe and effective drugs. Are you working to make that happen?

Not all cars have been made to the same standards.

Couldn't we agree that, at least in those circumstances, we could at least do a pretty good job that would assure the American consumer that they are--what they are buying is exactly what everyone else is purchasing, for a fraction of the…

I am enormously troubled by Toyota's response, going back some 7 or 8 years, to this issue of acceleration--unintended acceleration.

Last December, I and Senator Snowe, along with 30 other cosponsors, were preparing to have a vote on the importation of FDA-approved prescription drugs.

the administration supports a program to allow Americans to buy safe and effective drugs from other countries.

We want to get you the funding you need. We want you to succeed.

If Europe can do it, we can do it.

I want to refer to something that Senator Boxer said...