Does not that show how unfair forced arbitration is?

A gold mine for hackers should be a digital Fort Knox when it comes to security.

The company, pure and simple, lied to this Committee and lied to the public.

So it is pretty troubling that you continue to dig in and say arbitration is better for customers because it clearly is not.

It just strikes us as hypocritical to be boasting about this minor increase.

On average, the CFPB found consumers paid $7,700 in arbitration overall, in arbitration cases.

I think it was made in good faith. But I also think that forced arbitration clauses always give the advantage to the employer, to the bank, as we know.

The CEO was overseeing a mass fraud. He gets a compensation increase from $19 to $21 million a year.

But that it took you, you the company--you personally 8 months, you the company 13 months to disclose such a violation of the public trust just makes me incredulous.

You defend wage theft--your company is defending wage theft in court by fighting these overtime claims by your employees.

I hope that the U.S. Senate will actually do something about this for a change.

we have the recent fake accounts scandal at Wells Fargo and the massive data breach at Equifax. I don't think any of us can go home and not hear, certainly, about the Equifax scandal that we found out about just a couple of weeks ago. The…

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In my State, 244 veterans took their own lives in 2014.

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Equifax violated the public's trust twice--first when it failed to secure the volumes of data it collects and profits from about Americans' financial lives, and then a second time when it waited over a month to admit to the breach.

We all have to earn the public's trust every day. Right now, the SEC needs to do more, and it needs to make sure that the companies it regulates do better.

How are Main Street investors expected to have confidence that the SEC can hold big companies accountable when the SEC is not more immediately forthcoming?

We expect that companies that hold Americans' personal and financial data will keep that information secure and be upfront with the public.

Medicaid keeps her alive so she is able to spend time with her kids and her grandkids.

This proposal undermines protections for the close to 600,000 people in Hawaii and 134 million people all across the country living with preexisting conditions.

The traditional Medicaid program--which is a lifeline for people with disabilities, seniors, kids and pregnant women--suffers draconian cuts.

The competition in State capitals from all those advocates, children's advocates, opioid treatment advocates, senior advocates, hospital advocates, how does this play out?

Included in the BCRA was $45 billion specially requested from some of us on this committee for opioid addiction treatment.