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I just want to put that out there, and for anyone to think that there won't be is just--doesn't know Washington, DC.

So you can see--you have the Federal Government in Washington, DC, affecting the local marketplace and health care and picking winners and losers.

Cutting provider reimbursement without addressing the ASP is just the wrong approach.

Discussing the premise of physicians basing therapy on reimbursement is just--it's almost an insult to the medical profession.

This model represents a dangerous precedent where future administrations could change the statutory reimbursement for any provider or service.

Thank you to Congressman Bucshon for introducing H.R. 5122.

I appreciate the remarks my colleague from Ohio made about this opioid issue and the impact it is having on our citizens and particularly on our young people. I support his significant contributions and efforts in terms of dealing with…

What is NACo doing to collect the information so that the data can be considered as part of the comprehensive study, and ensure that current Federal disaster costs are not just being shifted to local communities?

Thank you, Chairman. Great words. Good morning, everyone, and welcome to today's hearing.

I particularly want to commend Donald Trump who I think has given voice to the frustration of millions of working Americans with a lack of progress in Washington D.C.

Whoever wins the Republican nomination for president of the United States, I am going to work my heart out to get elected this fall.

You never would have changed if it was not for the extraordinary price increase, would you?

It is a human right not to be treated this way

The largest Catholic-based health system in the world, as of today, does not qualify for your volume-based prescription program

It was not big enough, apparently.

If there is a consensus here on anything, it is that we need comprehensive tax reform, and we need it now.

The manipulation of appointment schedules and data in Phoenix led to at least 40 veterans dying while they were waiting for care.

The VA Scheduling Accountability Act would simply require each facility's director to annually certify compliance with a scheduling directive.