I think we can see clearly, that when people are represented by a union, they earn better wages and better benefits.

I don't think we should be looking at transactions like this and basing an approval or disapproval on your personal judgment or assessment.

So, I want to start with, there has been a suggestion somehow, and I wasn't good in math, but there has been a suggestion that we are going from two to three, which just seems to me a really silly claim.

Working families across the country are struggling to make ends meet.

For the benefit of my constituents, I want to hear everything I can today about the potential this merger has for positive or negative impact on rural communities.

I look forward to hearing from both CEOs on the implication of this merger as on the deployment of 5G.

First, we can say no to mergers like the T-Mobile/Sprint transaction and preserve competition in consumer and labor markets.

The transaction will give these customers more and better options.

This is our responsibility. We take it seriously. The good news is, the President keeps saying all we're going to do is investigate. While we're doing these investigations, we passed the most comprehensive Ethics Reform Bill since…

The President not only overruled the intelligence and law enforcement communities, he lied about. He said he had nothing to do with it. We now know that's not true.

It is really unacceptable that VAWA was allowed to expire on December 21 when it became a casualty of the longest government shutdown in our Nation's history.

the FBI should notify them when a domestic abuser attempts to purchase a firearm and fails the background check.

It is unacceptable that it took a full decade to address this abuse of our patent system.

I am proud to be an original co-sponsor of H.R. 965, the Creating and Restoring Equal Access to Equivalent Samples Act of 2019, or the CREATES Act.

I hope that our discussion today will continue our bipartisan work to diagnose the problems associated with consolidation and anticompetitive conduct in healthcare markets.

It is really noteworthy to me that one of the most anticompetitive things that occurs is the heavy hand of the Federal Government constraining access to medical cannabis.

I want to commend this Subcommittee for reviewing the consolidation and anticompetitive practice across the healthcare marketplace...

This Committee has been and will continue to be active in stopping drug companies from reaping monopoly profits at the expense of the health of working American families.