I think that they have done an excellent job of doing everything, within their regulatory power, to approve things.

We want you to use the tools that we have already given you. This is legislation that already exists.

What do you think that those of us who are sitting over here on this side of the dais can do, either through legislation or, maybe, through partnering with the Administration, to improve patient access to new treatments or to new therapies?

How do 'Right-to-Try' laws ensure that patients can afford their treatments?

Treatment should not be up to somebody who has no involvement in my medical treatment.

Thank you for bringing this together this morning.

We need to reauthorize the Creating Hope Act.

So, I just want to provide this as an example of how, from my perspective, I think, the goal is to create reasons for companies to start pediatric trials--get the denominator as big as possible.

I appreciate the intent of Senator Johnson's bill--I think we all do--and I, certainly, support expanding access to experimental therapies for terminally ill patients.

I think that it would be terrific if Congress could pass the Andrea Sloan CURE Act to start improving the compassionate use process.

We need to move toward personalized medicine, in these cases.

I appreciate your willingness to continue a conversation about what we all know is an important issue that is critical for Americans seeking access to potentially lifesaving treatment.

Thank you again. Matt, gosh, about 15 years ago, my brother-in-law was diagnosed with ALS, and so, we lived what you are going through.

I think that needs to be passed.

We want them to promote health.

Do you have any examples of that you might be able to share with us, either on the record or here, today?

We are asking for a very specific carve-out for a very small exception that does not necessarily--well, it does not cost us any money.

If my Democratic colleagues and other Republican colleagues that have not cosponsored it are not willing to cosponsor it, please do not object so we can pass this bill and so we can give these patients and their families the right to hope.

We all need to love the FDA, and not do fire-alarm, knee-jerk oversight.

I am proud of the FDA's 'Gold Standard.' I am proud of what the FDA does.

I think it was 2005 when Congress and President George W. Bush got together and enacted the RFS legislation for a couple of reasons: one, to diversify our Nation's energy portfolio; second, to strengthen the economy, particularly the…

Lock-in, as good as it is in Medicaid, we are just addressing a symptom of the problem.

Find out what works and do more of that.

I think they are on to something at Westminster Village.

For us, this one is personal. So I very much appreciate what you just said.