Gary Palmer

It seems to me that, obviously, Purdue knew that there were major problems with OxyContin, but you aggressively, and I think in a dishonest way, pushed this drug on doctors.

The United States is reported to consume about 90 percent of the world's opioids.

I would propose that Congress amend the Payment Integrity Information Act to allow agencies to direct a portion of recovered improper payments into a fund for modernizing their IT systems.

There is some substantial abuse in the rebates and how this is handled.

I support extending the length of patents if an extension will lower drug prices.

The point is that most of what is being proposed in the Green New Deal and these other policies, it is all about eliminating CO2 emissions, when we know that doesn't really affect climate change

Forest management is the best solution to controlling wildfires

Most of what is being proposed in the Green New Deal and these other policies, it is all about eliminating CO2 emissions, when we know that doesn't really affect climate change

If the U.S. went to absolute-zero--not net-zero, absolute-zero--it wouldn't have any impact on climate change.

I want us to avoid situations like occurred in Oregon and California.

We don't want to have that happen here.

What benefit would completion of those two projects have, in terms of Everglades restoration?

I associate myself with your remarks, because we do believe that the climate is changing and it poses serious risk for our country and for our future.

The Green New Deal has absolutely nothing to do with climate change. It is more about changing the economy.

The things that we are focused on will not impact climate and the climate is changing.

Is that because such cuts would impact only our national emissions and climate change is a global phenomenon?

If the United States went to absolute zero emissions, would it stop climate change? The answer was no.

It is absolutely ridiculous.

I think what we need to at least give some credit to the Trump administration on the Opportunity Zones.

But the point is that the post office has had major, major problems for years and that we've been trying to sort through this in the most effective way that we can to resolve the problems for the post office.

This is all about politics; it's really not about the post office.

The reason that we don't allow noncitizens to participate in our elections is because it could have a deleterious impact on our ability to govern ourselves as a representative republic.

Mr. DeJoy, these will be yes and no for the most part. Is there any way the post offices can know whether or not ballots that they are delivering to households or to eligible voters--is there any way for the Post Office to know that?

Well, we need to make sure that this election is not tainted by fraudulent mail-in ballots.

So, my question to you, Mr. DeJoy, is there any way to be sure that more ballots than a household should be eligible to receive are not being delivered?