Susan Davis: “But you seem to be suggesting as well that Congress has a role and perhaps there are some authorities or opportunities…”

We want to give that conversation a fresh look and acknowledge that we need to do a better job of ensuring that people... understand the many pathways they have to accessing the high-quality lifelong learning opportunities that…

we are in a national emergency here. We are not just talking about this because we think that, you know, maybe some people would like to do it this way.

I thank the chairman for yielding. Usually, one's healthcare is not top of mind, until it is. This, Madam Speaker, is one of those times. We have to protect people's healthcare, men and women, whether it is battling the coronavirus…

I think we always hate for tragedies to trigger, you know, something that we study but we don't do anything about.