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What we need is 106 things to do with wood fiber and new products that we have not thought about.

Pass the Biomass Thermal Utilization (BTU) Act of 2017 which Senator King is a primary sponsor

The forest products industry in Maine is in the midst of a crisis.

I just want to give you an idea on the format because I am sure everybody is thinking, I want to ask some questions.

However, this is an official hearing of the Committee, authorized by the Chair, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska.

This hearing of the United States Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources is now in order.

I think you're absolutely right, that we have to put more effort at the front end of this problem and reduce access by changing prescribing habits, and particularly by allowing partial fills, by training physicians that they should only…

My question to each of you is what more do we need to do? Why are the efforts that everybody is making and working so hard not working?

This headline disturbed me greatly because I feel there's been so much focus on the opioid problem, the epidemic that is tearing apart our communities and costing the lives of so many.

Confidence. We have business--out of 15-year business confidence at a 15-year high. We have consumers who are confident about the new direction for a growing economy with more jobs and fatter paychecks.

It looks like some of these folks acted--three in particular have been mentioned today--acted to sell their stock before the breach was announced, about a month before, to escape loss in the stocks that they own which is the stock in your…

You folks collect all the sensitive information and you sell it to banks and automobile dealers and what have you to make sure they get accurate credit reports and money can flow through the economy and families can buy homes and get…

I am also very concerned about the perception of wrongdoing when it comes to our securities laws.

Now, I know that Kyrsten Sinema mentioned this, and I want to support it also and ask everybody in our conference, Republicans and Democrats, to support a way for Congress to help, and that is called the Senior Safe Act.

I was a very early supporter and co-sponsor of it many years ago, and I hope it will slide through the Committee, with your help.

Please, Mr. Clayton, please withdraw this rule. It is harmful to our seniors, it is harmful to our small investors.

One of the problems, it seems to me, in the long-term that we have to think about is how do we reward utilities for solutions that do not involve building things?

This is a way that people who are staying in a hotel nearby the park can say, 'How do I get a pass? Oh, it's right here.'