Here is the question, it is your car. You are responsible when the train starts to when the train comes into the terminal, correct?

Is it morally acceptable to say, I have a drug here that can cure you, save your life, but I am sorry, you can't afford the $50,000 that it costs.

I think I am next here. Mr. Shaw, Ms. Homendy testified that this was a preventable accident. Do you agree?

I only have a little more time. Let me ask this last question.

You are responsible when the train starts to when the train comes into the terminal, correct?

Will Government step up to provide physical, emotional, and health security as a result of this, just like it would if there was a military threat to our country?

Moderna will be charging Medicare, Medicaid, the VA, the Department of Defense, billions of dollars more for the COVID vaccine.

What about the value of the human lives that are lost or the suffering while companies make billions and people can't afford the price?

We are looking at an unprecedented level of corporate greed, and that is certainly true with Moderna.

People are getting sicker and, in some cases, dying because they cannot afford the outrageous cost of prescription drugs.

The United States pays, the people in our Country pay the highest prices in the world for prescription drugs in general.

He got nothing and he was proud of it. He gave a gift to the world that saved God knows how many lives.

What does a lifesaving drug mean for a person who cannot afford that drug?

This vaccine would not exist without NIH's partnership and expertise.

Over one-third of the American people can't fill their prescription drugs that the doctors prescribe.

Here is the thank you that the taxpayers of this country received from Moderna for that huge investment.

Will you at least tell the taxpayers of this country that the price we pay for the vaccine will be less than other countries?

Whose responsibility was it to prevent this preventable accident from happening?