We are entering the most exciting time of biomedical innovation and advancement in American history.

As Senators we all take an oath to defend the Constitution, and what I have seen as Senator that not only am I not allowed to see much of the information we need, whether it is classified or unclassified, but certainly America does not.

We should not have moved on. And we should reengage.

We face a competitive world and we want the United States to be the leader in this emerging technology.

Democrats proposed price controls for prescription drugs could mean postponing a cure for Alzheimer's disease by decades.

$1 out of every $5 that we spend.

But it doesn't save $3 trillion. It just means we spend $3 trillion less than we could have spent on other avenues.

I agree that charging Americans $130 for this vaccine is outrageous.

I am really concerned that the numbers in here for revenue are going to be worse than what moves forward.

we need to be fully prepared.

Whenever we allow the Federal Government to live in darkness, it is a threat to our Constitution and a threat to our republic.

We have been hesitant to have a significant, meaningful increase because we don't have the information that we need to do so.

I think it would be helpful to understand the inflationary pressures.

Our foreign policy needs to be different in today's world than it was just even a few years ago.

I hope that you know, that your efforts on Capitol Hill do matter.

We got to be careful we don't throw the baby out with the bathwater.

I joined Senator Michael Crapo, R-Idaho and my colleagues in introducing the Lower Costs, More Cures Act.

I hope that you know, that your efforts on Capitol Hill do matter.