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Systemic risks are things we can all agree on: illegal activity and content online, digital discrimination, and risks to our democracy.

Wow. Well, you know, we must ensure that drug companies do not rely on tricks in order to avoid competition.

Despite these wins, there is more that we need to do to reduce exorbitant drug prices for all Americans.

So, think about that. More than three out of four new patent applications for pharmaceuticals are for existing drugs.

So last year, Congress passed the Inflation Reduction Act, which finally gives HHS the authority to negotiate drug prices for a select number of high-priced brand-name drugs.

So, think about that. More than three out of four new patent applications for pharmaceuticals are for existing drugs.

I join with my Massachusetts colleagues to mourn the passing of two of our former colleagues, Congressman John Olver and Congressman Brian Donnelly. John Olver, an MIT-trained chemist, dedicated his life to public service, working as an…

Wow. Well, you know, we must ensure that drug companies do not rely on tricks in order to avoid competition.

Okay. So drug companies use these tricks, and a lot of others, to keep their monopolies and keep pushing prices higher and higher and higher.

But we also cannot lose sight of the ways that drug companies continue to abuse our intellectual property laws to drive out competition, to jack up prices, and to protect their profits.

But we also cannot lose sight of the ways that drug companies continue to abuse our intellectual property laws to drive out competition, to jack up prices, and to protect their profits.

Despite these wins, there is more that we need to do to reduce exorbitant drug prices for all Americans.

So last year, Congress passed the Inflation Reduction Act, which finally gives HHS the authority to negotiate drug prices for a select number of high-priced brand-name drugs.

Okay. So drug companies use these tricks, and a lot of others, to keep their monopolies and keep pushing prices higher and higher and higher.

We are standing at a really exciting moment, this culmination of so many technologies that are going to fundamentally transform aviation.

We need to promote aviation. We need good people in it that are inspired to be there.