Frank Pallone actually said...

"I would like you to answer yes or no, if you could."

"I don't really see any way that these users' default settings--or you are changing these user default settings in a way that is going to be more privacy protection--protected."

"Facebook made it too easy for a single person--in this instance, Aleksandr Kogan--to get extensive personal information about 87 million people."

"I want that legislation to give people the right to know, to empower them, to, you know, provide more transparency."