Anna Eshoo

I don't take a back seat to anyone on that issue.

Congress has a major responsibility in all of these areas, whether it is the reforming of Section 230...

I have always thought of the American flag as the symbol of our country, but the Constitution is the soul of our Nation.

Don't fall into the CMS enforcement lane. Do it yourselves.

Count me in with you to do something about this.

We need to do more than shine a light

It's the prices, stupid

It is all about money.

I think there is an evident answer to my question. Why do you think PBMs--what do you think they have to gain by keeping their costs so high for Medicare beneficiaries?

I think that insurers need to negotiate prices to lower hospital costs.

As Members of Congress, our very first and top responsibility is to protect and defend, protect and defend our Constitution and the national security of our country.

I don't believe that TikTok has--that you have said or done anything to convince us that that information, the personal information of 150 million Americans, that the Chinese Government is not going to give that up.

I find that actually preposterous.

Sir, I don't know what you are talking about. You need to break it down into something that's understandable.

You need to break it down into something that's understandable.

We are obviously not very fond--how important is that rulemaking authority to the success of the policy?

I would like to see you have a share in those funds.

I am proud to be one of the cochairs of that effort.

The biggest commitment in terms of policy and dollars since the Eisenhower administration.

So bravo to you, Doris.

I think that all of us, including the disabilities community, would rise up against what you just described.

The pharmaceutical companies are trying to create a legal loophole so that we cannot actually negotiate fair prices with them.

I think that QALY measures are discriminatory, period.

The United States of America is the most extraordinary market for drugs. We have an insatiable appetite for drugs in our country.

I think that we are, in a way, deluding ourselves, because when I look at what has taken place over the last 5 years with fentanyl being scheduled, Schedule I, deaths have not been reduced in the country.