
I am deeply concerned that every time the interagency team tasked with securing our elections takes a significant step forward, President Trump undercuts that progress.
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I am deeply concerned that every time the interagency team tasked with securing our elections takes a significant step forward, President Trump undercuts that progress.

I would just say, I think the Committee would very much benefit, to the extent you are willing to indulge us in a classified setting, a Hearing on the developments.

if the number of youth vaping doesn't go down, despite all of this, with the effort you have taken already, would you stop marketing your e-cigarettes until we figure out how to solve this epidemic?

Thank you, Director Wray, for your service. Thank you for being here today.

The responsibility to protect young people from these dangerous products cannot fall solely on parents, teachers, and health officials.

I am concerned that the absence of that analysis is being used to justify or rationalize harmful and regulatory decisions.

I just will not buy the argument that economic hardship accompanies public health protections.

Clearly more needs to be done, such as advancing legislation I, Chairman Pallone, and others have introduced to tackle this public health priority.

Don't be fooled-a so-called flavor ban that exempts menthol and vape shops is not a ban at all.

Our Government has an obligation to be unified in protecting every American's right to vote from anyone who threatens to undermine that right.

I was extremely dismayed when I asked you about the health problems with nicotine, that you all were extremely vague in your answers.

Simply put, our nation faces a youth vaping epidemic.

Simply put, the FBI failed in its responsibilities with respect to FISA, and that requires action.

the priorities that the public wants to see are continuing to be frustrating because there is an inside game.

In fact, one sophomore I talked to thinks that more than 60 percent of his peers are using e-cigarettes.

Nicotine is addictive and tobacco products can cause harm.

Yes, climate change is the world's biggest public health challenge today, but it is also an incredible opportunity for all of us.