I agree with Judge Bork that per se rules generally are to be avoided.

the efficiencies of vertical integration can become very unlikely to flow to consumers and instead are used to pad profits

Live Nation's vertical integration did anything to help the Swifties, who understandably still regard this merger, quite appropriately, as the proverbial 'nightmare dressed like a daydream.'

I'm glad, for example, that Dr. Miles is no more.

This important bill builds upon an effort we initiated last Congress to build a monument in Washington, DC to honor those who have received the Medal of Honor.

This bill passed with unanimous support, 419 to 0. I don't know what else could emphasize clear support from our entire country than that type of vote.

I can promise you this Committee with the Republican majority will not. Freedom can only survive with transparency.

I am proud of states like Florida and Utah.

We need to understand this is our enemy.

We have a Congress in place now that is going to hold you accountable.

We need to keep this up.

I am so grateful for the opportunity I have today to testify in support of this bill, the Hershel Woody Williams National Medal of Honor Monument Act.

The Hershel Woody Williams National Medal of Honor Monument Location Act, sponsored by Representative Moore of Utah...

Any regulation or legal structure policy related to the provision of mail ballots should be left to State legislatures.

I withdraw the point of order.

Our Supreme Court is in a full-fledged legitimacy crisis. Put simply, we no longer have a Supreme Court that can be trusted to uphold constitutional rights, democratic principles, and judicial norms, in this country.

I want to acknowledge how important that is, that they have spoken out in support of this, and how that is no small accomplishment.

As I said in my opening remarks, I am happy to see this legislation before us today. I appreciate the Committee's effort to bring this forward.