We need to figure out something to do, which is why we are discussing this bill today.

I just asked the question is anything sacred to some of these people?

I happen to agree with the dissenting view that was issued back in last November of 2020, and I think the empirical evidence bears that out with a market that is highly concentrated and an American public that is paying higher prices for…

I want to give kudos to the Attorney Generals and, in particular, my Attorney General from the State of Colorado for their efforts.

I do think as I said before, the agencies are pivoting to focus on some of these issues.

I think it is within that spirit that the Community Navigator pilot program is trying to help our underserved businesses the most.

I want to be clear for the record that the proposals I am supporting are limited solely to big tech monopoly platforms.

Thank you very much, and I want to thank the entire panel. I can't get to all of you, but I want to especially thank the Coloradans.

We need more robust enforcement of the antitrust laws.

the market just is shifting away from coal.

We have two people here with us today who have been extraordinary in helping us develop the vaccine, and also our country's response to the pandemic.

We intend to ensure that we are much better prepared for anything that may come at us in the future.

The American Recovery Act, which was just passed by Congress and signed into law last week, further will help us boost vaccinations and testing across the country.

This committee will continue to do its part by continuing our bipartisan oversight over this critical subject.

We still must remain vigilant. We can't become complacent now.

Today the subcommittee continues its oversight of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

One of the benefits that comes out of a crisis is we do see our economy and the businesses that create it and the nonprofits that create it, you know, with a clarity, both in terms of the challenges but also the opportunities.

We are here today to continue our critical effort--or oversight of the COVID-19 vaccination campaign in the United States.