A lot needs to be done to address this epidemic, but we should focus our time on what is most meaningful and impactful.

How can consumers have control over their data when Facebook doesn't have control over the data itself?

I don't have much faith in corporate America, and I certainly don't have much faith in their GOP allies here in Congress.

it is time for this committee and this Congress to pass comprehensive legislation to prevent incidents like this in the future.

if all we do is have a hearing and then nothing happens, then that is not accomplishing anything.

I do criticize the Trump administration, because I do think they should have done more to ensure that those who remain without power in Puerto Rico over 6 months after Hurricanes Irma and Maria made landfall, that power should be restored…

Responding to the unprecedented level of devastation caused by these storms would have been beyond the capacity of any State, territorial, or local government.

It is time we begin to on finding a common-sense solution for creating a 21st century electric grid for Puerto Rico.

I always fear that people, you know, that go onto Facebook, they don't necessarily know what is happening or what is going on with their data.

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 itself a powerful tool for things like voter suppression in part by opening its platform to app developers with little or no oversight.

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