it is Congress'--it's our responsibility, both sides of the aisle, to have investigation oversight.

the Obama administration determined that it was, quote, 'appropriate and necessary' under the Clean Air Act to limit how much mercury coal power plants could emit each year.

Please provide a full discussion of the case, including its underlying facts, what the Supreme Court decided, and how the ruling relates to the use of arbitration today.

The notion that claimants who may have a claim that is smaller, relatively speaking, lower than $200,000... would have no, I think in your words, access to justice.

Why they would ever consider weakening a rule that protects babies' brains is senseless, and this must be called out for what it is.

anything that your side could do to help us, because it really does help complete the record of these hearings.

I am proud to be a sponsor of the FAIR Act.

I would hope that we could agree on legislation that would enable employers across the country to take that same approach.

The corporations did, the employers did. That is my point.

Let's not engage in this intellectual fantasy that somehow consumers and employees are making the choice.

As of today, the industry has actually spent billions of dollars to come into compliance with these rules and, in fact, that the power industry, what we heard is that they support keeping the rule in place.

I thank the chairman of the Judiciary Committee for his leadership, and, in particular, Representative Cicilline for his courage and his leadership in bringing this bill to the floor. It is long past time that we end discrimination against…

Across the State of Colorado and across my district, the cost of healthcare is an urgent concern to so many of my constituents. That is why I am proud to support the legislation championed by our chairman today. Today's legislation will…

I was proud to introduce this bill with my colleague from Colorado, Congressman Ed Perlmutter.

I think the great blessing, really, to this Committee is to be able to look out into what is possible, not what is, that what is possible can certainly impact what is to come.

It's my goal that, with the passage of H.R. 1029, that we can build upon the accomplishments of the U.S. Commercial Space Launch Competitiveness Act.

We must act swiftly to maintain our position in the global space arena.

I appreciate you very much opening up the process for legislation of those that are not on the Committee to be able to address issues that will certainly impact all of us here at home.