That is the kind of stuff I have been appalled by from the time I took on health care reform.

If you want to be in the biggest part of our economy, health care, and especially at the tail end of our lives, be out there, be open.

It is now up to 20 percent of our GDP.

I don't know how you could say that wouldn't be good.

What we have just been hearing here is just what I like about a committee like this.

Health care has been something I wrestled with long ago, and the whole spectrum from early childhood through when you are needing to look at how you are going to spend your last years.

That is the kind of stuff I have been appalled by from the time I took on health care reform.

Thank you, Chairman Casey.

Right now, for instance, the Biden Administration is saying one thing and actually doing another.

We have got to have transparency across the spectrum of health care.

Something has got to give.

That sounds unaffordable, so.

Unless you at least embrace what is done in all other industries, which is make it easy for people that want to buy your services know what it is going to cost, embrace competition, don't try to keep people out of the business, you are…

I have been the most vocal Senator that our health care system is broken.

It begs the question then, is the low-income stratum across the country being served adequately?

The Federal Government should make it easier for people to enter the health care workforce and for families to take care of their loved ones.

Generally--and that is at least a little bit surprising, and generally, it is a folks at the other end of the spectrum, the low and middle, especially low, that don't get adequate services.

Help us get best practices out there. Help us have an environment to get it done where it is normally done more effectively and more affordably, at lower levels of Government.