I think that is just so important.

Innovation without access is a hallucination for patients across the country.

This is completely out of reach for most Americans.

Congress should act to put together some formula that ensures that the benefits flow down to those most in need.

One in five Americans with diabetes is forced to ration their insulin.

We've shown there's bipartisan support for this cause, bicameral support. We can't let politics or the objections of a few stop us from doing what's right.

It seems that Congress acting was key to actually seeing a reduction in insulin prices that had not occurred in a generation.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, very much.

So we just need to make sure that if we want to continue to have these plants get older and older and older, that we also build in the safeguards.

It is critical to understand that the imprisonment of these more than 1,400 people is just the beginning of the story.

Innovation without access is a hallucination for patients across the country.

Don't allow the Hong Kong government to whitewash its image in the international community.

There are 35 million Americans that are hungry. This is a huge issue, and it needs to be prioritized.

There are a lot of achievements that the railroads have made, which should be noted by the public.

That's where the E-Rate came from and so far it's been $60 billion to make sure that kids get connected.

$25,000 a year is too high.

We should be revisiting our policies that push people out of their home countries when they want to stay at home.

One of our major areas of advantage is our submarines.