If resources or authorization is needed to stop Ebola in its tracks, tell us in Congress.
We must be clear-eyed and singular in purpose to protect public health.
Job one is to put it out completely, and we will not stop until we do.
Job One is to put it out completely. We will not stop until we do.
opening statement
I especially want to thank the men and women of the United States military, particularly from Fort Bliss and Fort Hood t...
Eighty-five percent say their hospital has not provided education on Ebola with the ability for the nurses to interact.
I particularly want to bring to your attention that one-third say their hospital has insufficient supplies of eye protec...
I want to thank all these gentleman. I am stepping away for an airplane. I want to give my appreciation and thanks.
I am requesting that George Bush Intercontinental Airport be included on the list of airports to receive the enhanced Eb...
The best thing that we can do to fight Ebola is to fight Ebola at its source overseas before it gets here.
I do not want to, as I indicated, create hysteria. I want to be on alert.
Medicaid expansion might help as well.
Again, Mr. Chairman, let me thank you for this very important hearing, and let me thank my fellow Texans for setting a s...
Your answer to how you are going to get all hospitals prepared, and, Mr. Wagner, your answer on airports that are not in...
So it would be important for us to make an assessment of whether equipment is in places where this may happen.
I do not think that we are practically prepared, and that is why we are having this oversight hearing.
I have made a request to the President, and to the Secretary, and to the Centers for Disease Control.
