Senator Grassley said he'd been seeing these things all along, since about February, and he saw his crowds grow and grow and grow.

We're here at a time when I sense that people are scared for our country.

I don't have any problem with things like living wills, but they ought to be done within the family. We should not have -- we should not have a government program that determines you're going to pull the plug on grandma.

I believe John is very well qualified to serve as a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.

I appreciate very much this opportunity to introduce an outstanding Iowan to the committee to serve the people of this country.

I have always admired him for what he did during the 1980s for our family farmers.

He has a profound understanding of energy issues and their impacts on ordinary Americans.

It will be valuable to have a commissioner with John's knowledge, his background, his expertise.

It is an honor to join with my colleague, Senator Grassley, in introducing John Norris.

Our interest, obviously, is in research and finding causes, which hopefully will lead to prevention and cures.

This--to me, has been very informative. It's just good to be brought up to speed on it.

A lot of families that have young children that are diagnosed with autism, they're at their wit's end.

We've put some money in this project, looking at telehealth, and how you can get together with a group of professionals early on.

Are we doing any studies now to show comparative effectiveness? Or, is this something that hopefully, this billion dollars we put in the budget will start taking a look at?

But, we don't--but, what we don't know is, Is there any causal relationship between the number of vaccines that----

I would be loath to go back to those days, I can tell you, to think that we've been able to finally succeed in that sphere, and to go backwards.

I believe in open inquiry. As I said to a group last night, I do not believe in closed minds or closed doors or closed inquiry.

I'm still interested in telehealth, because there are so many families out there, and they are at wit's end on how to take care of their kids that have just been diagnosed.