I think if you want to regain the trust of the American public, you probably need to look at a total revamp on what we do in terms of how we contend with it over the next year or so.

The former Vice President Mike Pence does seem to be at least open to the idea of speaking to the January 6th Select Committee.

I`m just there to open the envelopes.

To those who wreaked havoc in our capitol today, you did not win. Violence never wins. Freedom wins.

That`s why even Pence who`s not the biggest global traveler, when he trotted over to Budapest, to talk about how he hoped abortion rights would be taken away in America.

Thank you to those individuals who complete shift, after shift, after shift who have been doing this for two straight - - going on two straight years.

Right now we don`t have one Republican vote for this. But we`re continuing to have the conversation with senators to look at how exactly to get this done.

As long as this pandemic persists, it is going to create disruptions in our supply chains.

This is something that America needs more than ever. It`s the right policy at the right time. And I do believe we`re going to get it done, even though I can`t speak to the exact date that it`s going to happen.

My Republican colleagues and I have repeatedly condemned political violence in all of its forms, including the violence on January 6. But the chair of the House Judiciary Committee, who was elected by Democrats to oversee Federal law…

I include in the Record three articles. First: ``J6 Committee Misleading Witnesses About Republican Staff Presence,'' by Mollie Hemingway, that was published in The Federalist. Second: ``The Democratic Norm Breakers: The January 6…

I am increasingly concerned with the growth-at-any-cost mindset of Silicon Valley.

This hearing is imperative to exploring the parts of Big Tech that could be negatively impacting the social fabric of our country.

if we are not receiving some constructive, actionable, and bold measures to deal with what is popularly believed to be a serious and significant public health issue, Congress will act because our constituents insist that we act.

It is a today problem. That is all I need to hear.

Eliminating just one new drug is one drug too many. What if one of those new drugs is a cure for Alzheimer's, cancer, or ALS?

I am concerned about the drug pricing protocols in the Build Back Better Act, and they would have the opposite effect limiting research and hampering innovation, in my view.

We're traveling all over the country and I got a great sense of enthusiasm.