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Which is massachusetts, and ive been talking to some of my colleagues from massachusetts. Would you agree with that . I think also oregon has a pretty good standard. There are elements of other state laws you may not consider specific data laws. A pretty High Standard . It is a pretty High Standard, yes. Thats the starting point for us. Theres been some discussion about the Standard Energy in commerce. Would you say its a higher standard than what our bill would propose. Our standard is a reason...

It. I said in the opening comments that the preemption should not have the unaintended consequence raised outside the bill. We would certainly be willing to make that plain. Miss moy, you said i thought i heard you say that we shouldnt have 50 different standards is not the answer. Is that what you said, or did i mishear your comments . So what i have said is i think the best for consumers would be to create a floor, not a ceiling so that states can continue so set a National Standard and then a...

Congresswoman maloney no. The standards have been flexible. I think congressman nugerbauer and congressman carnie have done a good job in doing the same thing in their bill, which is to say, were going to have standards and were going to allow them to be scaled. I think thats a good model. In other words theyve worked well and they wont be too burdensome for smaller institutions and retailers. Id also like to know your feelings about the having a minimum or a floor standard. I know that californ...

Were about to compromise the Payment System, the electrical grid, you wouldnt say lets kick it to the states. Lets let them handle it. I dont think you would do that. Whatever you do will be helpful, even if directionally. It will be better than what we have now for the sectors that dont have any standard in those states. Miss moy . Right, so i would say a couple of things. One is that consumers are protected right now by the federal trade Commission Section five authority, and the ftc is enforc...

Close what is a gap and prevent a known or suspected terrorists from buying a gun or explosive in this country. In 2009 attorney general holder expressed the Obama Administration support for the legislation. I introduced similar legislation last year. The question comes for the Law Enforcement element of the administration to come forward and be supportive of this because the National Rifle association, even opposes this. This is terrorists. We have people coming into this country meaning to do ...

Estimates for the sector. Revenues hit a historic for the billiondollar hide. The president and ceo of a digital ad trade group will be joining us. He will tell us which companies are best poised for success. Defendingobama electronic spying in defense against terrorism. Phil mattingly is with me. From 9 11 to civil liberties, what stood out to you in the president s speech . In a 45 minute speech that touched upon broad themes and Technical Details about how the u. S. Collect intelligence, the ...

From my daughter. Women faces these challenges. Women are considered too emotional to have Public Office. I dont have a problem having a tear in my eye when something affects me. In a nutshell, women are helped with very different standard than men, even in 2013. Us is not ok. This is what i have been fighting against my entire career. I know quite well what it is like to be the only woman at the table and it is difficult. I will admit i was hesitant to run for office until i decided it was time...

In the extreme cases of getting involved in a land war somewhere or setting a bad example that leads people elsewhere to question your power, the assumptions of your questions are correct. I want to follow up on that. There is a perception that there is not another actor like the United States if the United States is not act, it is not clear who will act. If it looks like we are retrenching, if it looks like we establish red lines but do not act on them, that does send a message. The point you m...

Television, and journalism. And digital journalism and me, an old reporter, editor, and recently an escaped publishing executive. What we did was we sat around and argued because we did not agree on the same topic. Were all interested in the same topic and that is the digital disruption of the journalism business. Our question was simple what happened . How did we blow it . What could we have done differently . We argued for a while and said we would do an oral history. I think they thought that...

Story, and i think that is not any less important. Quite frankly, there are places like that. Think about how many news organizations today have bureaus around the country or bureaus around the world, where people actually work and live, in egypt or in other places, so i think , and the joyhanged of the digital air is the speed and the reach and the ability to take in point of view very and bring that into some story. It is a remarkable opportunity for us all. The downside is clear. Sudden, ever...