So what will you cut?

A strong health IT infrastructure is critical to building a health care system that works for patients and families and puts their needs first.

I think that's really important.

I think this is a really important discussion. We have to focus on this if we want our health care system to work better.

This is an area where I am very glad we found common ground, explored common sense steps, and built on some of the great work that has already been done.

I really hope that CMS will work with the organization that develops the claims form and push it to include in the next edition.

Your report recommended that the device identifier be included in the next version of the CMS claims form.

Thank you very much, Chairman Alexander. I, too, am very glad we are continuing our work on ways to improve the health and well-being of families across the country.

Fortunately, because of your efforts, Mr. Chairman, Members on this Committee, and the overwhelming majority of the Senate, we now have an important tool at our disposal to better advance this work.

I felt like I didn't belong on campus. I felt like my voice was not wanted.

It allows us to speak out, and if our government is acting in a dishonest or unethical or unlawful manner, it allows open and honest discussions of ideas new and old.

You know, everyone in this room can agree that free speech is a cornerstone of our democracy.

Well, thank you very much, Chairman Alexander, and I want to thank all of our witnesses who are here today, and thank you for your commitment to protecting free speech on college campuses and elsewhere.

Frankly, I'm embarrassed. I've helped run a hospital and as well as part of a bank.

If we would have vendors applying to do our IT and to protect our stuff, and if I would have brought to the board people with connections to the Russian government, A, they would have probably fired me.

WikiLeaks was a non-state hostile intelligence service that was doing the bidding for U.S. adversaries like Russia.

We often think of healthcare as something you need when you get sick, but we should be thinking a lot more about ways we can help prevent families from getting sick in the first place.

I am really glad that we are having today's hearing on how to better promote health and wellness.