Xavier Becerra

It would strengthen Medicare's negotiating authority and lower the price of more prescription drugs and extend Medicare's solvency for 25 years.

It is incredible to believe in this country that women are dying right after giving birth.

It is not just about coming up with cures. It is about getting people the preventive--my mom, I said it, right? Prevent versus remediate.

We want to get those folks back in because those are the folks who we will catch before it becomes a terminal illness.

We are trying to create--shrink that access gap.

I will be declaring a public health emergency on monkeypox. We`re prepared to take our response to the next level in addressing this virus.

This is just one small step in the wake of a decision that has plunged the country and the future of reproductive rights into total chaos.

The next-best route is to pass a law to codify Roe.

The five justices on the Supreme Court have made life very difficult and, in some cases, impossible for some women.

Give us some good ideas. We're going to explore everything we can. And I also would ask them to please pass a law.

We have to heed the word of the Supreme Court. And so we will. But we will continue to find every avenue possible to make sure women have access to the care that they need, including abortion care.

There is no magic bullet. But if there is something we can do, we will find it and we will do it at HHS.

The $51.7 billion, 10 year investment that the President is making in mental health services is transformative.

The President has made it very clear, we want to see those premium tax credits extended.

We have provided additional resources.

We intend to continue to enforce the law.

We will follow up again with your team to give you details.

We are trying to prepare to make sure that in the process of coming up with these new contracts, we increase supply, not diminish supply.

I have said this publicly many times, we have been first in line to receive vaccines, some of the therapeutics, the antiviral medications.

We have expanded program services like Title X, and we will work with all of our partners throughout the Federal Government to make sure that every woman has the legal right to access the care that she is entitled to.

Some, mostly men, seek to impose their judgment over every woman in America who may seek to exercise their Constitutional right to privacy in personal decisionmaking.

Americans need heat in the winter, and they need to be cool in the summer. And we will do everything.

The Department of Health and Human Services is not in the business of stripping Americans of access and protections to care.

We will continue to support the efforts of family planning efforts that are available through Title X.

We will continue to work with you.