They want more sanctions. They want to just create a vise around Putin`s inner circle, and to make sure that they feel the full weight of international sanctions in every regard to deny them entirely from the financial system and to begin…
Kirsten Gillibrand
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Kirsten Elizabeth Gillibrand is a United States Senator from New York, serving since January 26, 2009. A member of the Democratic Party, she has been a prominent advocate for women's rights, healthcare reform, and environmental issues. Throughout her tenure, Gillibrand has focused on legislation aimed at improving the lives of families and promoting equality in various sectors. She has also been vocal on issues related to national security and veterans' affairs.
I can tell you that the Ukrainian people are suffering deeply. But they are determined and they are determined to win this fight. They are not going to stop. They`re going to keep fighting to the very last man.
They want Putin declared as a war criminal and all his generals. Because when they are launching missiles at hospitals, at apartment buildings killing children killing innocent people, those are war crimes.
I want to be clear, there is nothing in the bill requiring any court to adopt new dismissal mechanisms for victims' claims. How and when a case moves forward is by virtue of current existing State or Federal law. There is no new mechanism…
How should we be thinking about incorporating community health workers into integrated Medicare-Medicaid plans?
Their health care system should provide support for them rather than adding yet another headache and so much confusion.
I want to thank, of course, Ranking Member Scott for hosting this hearing with me and the work that he has done on the legislation that we have introduced.
How can we make sure that the correct incentives or regulations are in place so we can simultaneously support the growth of this new technology without sacrificing the important work we are doing to stem climate change?
Research shows that a large portion of older adults and people with disabilities have low levels of financial literacy.
Making financial education more available to individuals is one of the important considerations if we want to expand financial literacy.
A GAO report last year documented the expanding use of facial recognition technology.
In the current and escalating climate crisis, we will continue to see and experience extreme weather events.
I am proud to support Chairman Casey's Real Emergency Access for Aging and Disability Inclusion for Disasters Act, or the REAADI Act.
We need to do better to support and anticipate how disasters can affect different groups of Americans and marginalized Americans.
If confirmed, will you commit to visiting New York State producers to see the boots-on-the-ground effect of the agency that you will continue to lead?
All relevant Federal financial regulatory agencies should incorporate climate-related risks into their mandate and develop a strategy for integrating these risks in their work.
I am very encouraged by the work the FSOC is doing under Secretary Yellen's leadership, and I think we are heading in a very positive direction.
It is absolutely, incredibly important that we receive that information so that we know what is going on.
I feel that the FTC needs to work in perhaps a different way to make financial institutions more aware.
That might be a way, Ms. Greisman. To reach out to law enforcement so that the FTC can actually brief every police department in America, you know, over the next several years would be great.
I have been to assisted living facilities across New York, and I have heard story after story.
To be honest, Ms. Kleinert, these are highly sophisticated criminals. This criminal enterprise of senior fraud is worth hundreds of billions of dollars every year.
Stealing life savings. The grandchild scam. You know, all the different kinds of ways. The IRS scam. It does not end.





