Mark Warner

I think our only recourse is to go forward with the bipartisan legislation that's already out there, that's been through the judiciary committee that would at least protect the special prosecutor.

Well, I'm not a legal scholar, but it's clear that this president is trying to make sure the Mueller investigation doesn't get all its final product out.

And my hope would be that those members would stick to what they've said in the past and say that they would not vote for any attorney general nominee of this president that wouldn't allow Mueller to finish his investigation.

The Internet of Things (IoT) Cybersecurity Improvement Act of 2017, introduced by Senator Mark Warner (D-Va.).

I think people have not felt the full burden of the Trump trade war yet.

This is not only hurting Americans in their pocketbook, but it is curtailing the ability for auto companies to do the needed R&D investment in this Nation.

I want to follow up where Senator Perdue was at... How does this affect, again, our market's ability to stay competitive in what is obviously a global field?

My concern is that what--and this Committee has looked in terms of Russia sanctions, what happened in 2016.

I would hope you would think that some level of Federal leadership on data breach would be important as well.

I would love a response on the fact that, you know, Special Prosecutor Mueller I think did a brilliant job with the level of specificity on naming the GRU agents who are involved in the election interference.

Gosh, I wish we had a balance sheet like that.

I do not trust this White House to fulfill their obligations since we have seen an enormous, enormous blind spot in terms of Russian activity by this President.

I sure wish that this Senate, that the Majority Leader would move that legislation, because I believe it would get 75 votes.

What kind of message do we send, even when we have unity in Congress, even when we have most of Mr. Trump's appointees recognizing this is a threat, when we have a President of the United States that seems to ignore this threat?

What I have actually even seen from most of Mr. Trump's appointees in the intel community and the defense arena, uniform agreement that Russia attacked us, that they will be back to attack us again, and this is an ongoing threat.

I want to thank you for the spirit you brought to this.

I do think giving that indication to users would allow them then perhaps to make a little more judgment.

I just think it's that more price transparency is always better, and I think this would be something that would help users sort through.

I hope we all take his advice to continue to put country first.

I am deeply disappointed that Google... chose not to send its own top corporate leadership to engage this committee.

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If this President now starts pardoning people that might have the goods on his bad deeds, even the most ardent supporters of this President, I hope that would make him stand up and stand for rule of law and not for rule of Trump.

The idea that Mr. Trump always tells the truth, I think that has been refuted on our most daily basis.

I think we shouldn't be surprised. Remember, Mr. Trump was a business guy that no American major bank would do business with because they didn't think he paid his debts or honored his word.

If Democrats were to take the House, obviously, a lot of them, you know, talking about the idea of possibly impeaching the President, is that something that the Democrats should pursue if in fact they do retake the House?