Mr. Speaker, many North Carolina families know all too well of the struggle to find a job and pay the bills. Some are facing these challenges right now, and we all have family members, neighbors, or friends who are facing hard choices to…

Police officers are not trained to fear black men. That's just not true.

I think exposing the evidence the Grand Jury saw would be very helpful because there are maybe something you and I and your audience here doesn't know...

I understand and I'm not disputing that the black experience in America has been far different.

I would be satisfied if you would look at it and you make your calculation based upon here is what it costs us over the lifespan of a veteran who has Hepatitis C to treat them under what was the conventional treatment.

We do not want to give up innovation.

I fear we are going to see significant rationing among the VA population.

Innovation is expensive. We have known that.

What is the long-term savings if we cure Hepatitis C, and I will not limit it to Sovaldi.

We cannot do that today. Therefore, we dumb ourselves down to only being focused on how much Sovaldi costs.

I do, it gives me no joy in saying that.

I thank the gentleman for your leadership. Thank you for allowing me to participate in this question-and-answer and committee hearing.

When you prepare for things, that is how you make sure that you don't make headlines.

This whole privacy, when they see you out there collecting the data, they can say, well, OK, this is for clean water and we see that as great.

While I share the concerns regarding the importance of Americans being able to access affordable health care, I am also concerned that today's hearing not interfere with the reported Federal investigation into generic drug prices.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

Unfortunately, I don't have a hearing in Congress to hear my complaint.

I really love my Obamacare.