If we put a price fixed at $35, a price cap, all that is going to do is drive up the cost of health care for everybody else in the plan.

If we get rid of the rebates, that is what is going to solve this problem.

I come to the floor this Monday afternoon to speak about the importance of our committee, a committee that the Presiding Officer serves on, and the importance of passing toxic exposure legislation to deliver the right care and the right…

You can't want protection from price fixes or price costs, but you can't--but you don't allow innovation.

I am honored to host this Special Order during National Agriculture Month on the strength of American agriculture. I am inspired by the American farmers, ranchers, and agricultural producers who feed, fuel, and clothe not only this country…

I thank the gentleman from Pennsylvania for joining us tonight. And as you were reading that, I thought about my family, my grandparents and many producers all over America that that describes. Thank you very much for sharing that. Mr…

I thank Mr. Thompson for being here tonight and sharing with us thoughts about Pennsylvania agriculture. It is very important to this country. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Washington (Mr. Newhouse), who is a third-generation…

I appreciate the gentleman. His leadership in agriculture, his leadership for the Western Caucus are very, very important, and I thank him for joining us tonight. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Pennsylvania (Mr. Keller), a…

I thank the gentleman for joining us tonight. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from Texas (Mr. Ellzey), the pride of Levelland, Texas, who farmed and ranched in the Texas Panhandle before he came to Congress.

I thank the gentlewoman from Illinois for joining us tonight. Mr. Speaker, I yield to the gentleman from California (Mr. Valadao), who represents our Nation's largest dairy district. He and his family operate a dairy farm; lives at the…

I thank the gentleman from Texas for joining us, and representing Texas in such a legacy of agriculture in a great State. Mr. Speaker, I thank everyone who spoke today for helping Congress understand an agricultural perspective. As Dwight…

this evening, I want to take just a few moments to recognize Pittsburg State University President Steve Scott. His long tenure at PSU--over three decades in total--has shepherded the university through various challenges and a period of…

In preparation for reauthorizing the farm bill in 2023, I rise today to deliver the sixth installment of my farm bill impact series, where I am highlighting various aspects of the farm bill that deserve Congress' awareness and support. For…

Today I rise in support of SECURE 2.0. Since my time as Kansas State Treasurer and a member of the Ways and Means Committee, increased retirement security for Americans of all ages has been a major policy priority for me. Building on our…

I have never had a Secretary of the Department of Veterans Affairs, this or previous, that ever asked for a little bit of delay in a congressionally mandated timeframe. So we will hold--we will try to hold the VA accountable to those…

We want to make sure the legislation is written in a way that does not cause a veteran who is toxically exposed and entitled to benefits to be delayed in receiving those.

I think that the House is trying to force our hand to try to do things.

I think the tools they have used to try to force us to do that actually would slow us down.