Jeff Merkley

In and of itself, I think that companies that do not want to perhaps face the moral hazard of engaging in that way would see it that way, yes.

We have China engaged in slave labor with the kind of a million Uyghurs; we have them taking away the Tibetan children to boarding schools when they are just 5 or 6 years old; we have China stripping the political rights out of out of Hong…

I really support the green hydrogen effort and the applications for its cost effectiveness.

One of the challenges we have in the United States is the amount of money that fossil fuel industry injects into our elections.

One of the challenges we have in the United States is the amount of money that fossil fuel industry injects into our elections.

I really support the green hydrogen effort and the applications for its cost effectiveness.

If Hong Kong's freedom fighters can no longer feel safe in Hong Kong, the least we can do--the very least--is make them feel safe here in the United States.

This is devastating for all of us who love Hong Kong.

We've had a responsibility to do so. As one of our witnesses today informs us, in the last four years there have been 10,615 political arrests in Hong Kong.

We stand with you and applaud you. Thank you.

I hope so, too. And I'm certainly working towards that goal.

We can't let the politics or the objections of a few stop us from doing what's right.

It's disgraceful that we have not done more to open up humanitarian pathways for Hong Kongers to the United States of America.

We've had no choice but to do so. We've had a responsibility to do so.

In just a few years, Hong Kong has gone from a relatively free and open city to a shadow of its former self.

There's a big success in Australia of rooftop solar. Congratulations. One out of three households. That's remarkable.

I really support the green hydrogen effort and the applications for its cost effectiveness.

One of the challenges we have in the United States is the amount of money that fossil fuel industry injects into our elections.

It's very clear that many people on my side of the aisle think we need to reduce the deficit by raising revenue from those who pay the least, that is the rich and the corporations.

This has happened because we blew up the common collective tool that we worked out in 1974, and it worked for 22 years.

Only for reducing the deficit, we will create a filibuster free pathway.

It's very clear that many people on my side of the aisle think we need to reduce the deficit by raising revenue from those who pay the least, that is the rich and the corporations.

Well, thank you. And if there are no other statements, the hearing record will be open until close of business on May 17th, 2023.

And with that, this hearing is adjourned.

And with that, this hearing is adjourned.