I talked to one of my constituents, literally went in for a cut on his finger to the emergency room.

New Hampshire also has an all-claims database, and actually, I will give a shout-out to my state. We were the first ones in the country to do it.

I strongly support the intent of your bill. Everyone agrees, consumers should not be caught in the middle of these billing disputes.

This bill seeks to ensure retailers, financial institutions and wire transfer companies have the resources to train employees to help stop financial frauds and scams on seniors.

My colleagues and I have sent letters urging the FTC to investigate these harmful, deceptive, and unfair marketing practices.

We must hold companies accountable for their data practices.

It is critical that the FTC do everything in its power to tackle this problem.

We are committed to giving our veterans access to the tools they need to improve their education and employment opportunities.

It is vitally important that we support our military veterans and their families.

The heroin, fentanyl, and opioid crisis is the most pressing public health and safety challenge facing both my home state of New Hampshire and our country.

I introduced legislation called the Senior Scams Prevention Act with Senator Bob Casey to combat continued and increasingly complex attempts to defraud one of the Nation's most vulnerable populations, our senior community.

I think it is in fact time for the FTC to investigate these mechanisms to ensure that children are being adequately protected.