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You know, Senator Warren made some points that I think bear repeating, and I--because my time was limited, I did not get to it in the first discussion.

We believe that the best approach is to actually start over and do something that actually lowers premiums. We need changes to the underlying bill before we vote on in the House.

The RACE for Children Act would provide that a drug company will provide a pediatric study plan of a drug pursuant to the Pediatric Research Equity Act if the drug is, 'intended for the treatment of an adult cancer and is directed at a…

Now is the time to come together to support the FDA. Our constituents are counting on us, my colleagues, to work together in this space.

However, this administration's executive actions and proposed budget do not seem to understand the importance of FDA's mission to help patients and improve public health.

For my constituents in North Carolina, developing new treatments can literally make the difference between life and death.

Just last year we passed the 21st Century Cures Act that this committee drafted and passed unanimously to help boost the resources of the Food and Drug Administration and encourage the development of new treatments.

Congress has come together under the leadership of both Democrats and Republicans to pass this important bipartisan legislation.

Thank you very much, Mr. Chairman.

Well, I just want my colleagues to be fully aware of what User Fees go to.

I believe we negotiated that in the last Agreement.

There still are not enough votes to pass this particular bill.

I am hopeful that the new Administration will continue efforts to roll back these regulations.

I think we owe them, based on our constitutional responsibility, after 16 years, to review where we are in Afghanistan.

What has disappointed me as a Member of Congress for 22 years... we in Congress never seem to be willing to debate and review a policy.

I recognize the impediments that have been placed upon the banking industry today--in North Carolina alone we have lost 40 percent of our banks--and truly restricting credit and capital, particularly in the rural communities which I serve.

But my concern is that if the consumer demand is there, which it is, in fact, it is probably there more now than it has been in the last 8 years, and yet where are the consumers going to go?

And since Dodd-Frank, your hands have been tied, have they not?