Debbie Wasserman Schultz

Did DuPont care more about its bottom line than about our men and women serving in the Armed Forces?

Last year, the Union of Concerned Scientists released a report detailing PFAS contamination at 131 military facilities across the United States.

I made sure--and I chair that appropriations subcommittee--that we put in $60 million in additional funding for PFOA and PFOS cleanup on military installations.

The more transparent they were, the sooner that we could have gotten to the bottom of this to address it and avoided exposing literally thousands of people to harm from the impacts.

So obviously JUUL has determined that it can still make money selling a product at less-dangerous nicotine levels.

The rise in e-cigarette use among children is deeply troubling, and I know I have met with kids in my district who have become addicted to nicotine through your products.

Okay. I really just want a clear answer of can you achieve your stated mission of helping adult smokers to quit smoking conventional cigarettes using a 20 milligram per milliliter product?

If you could answer briefly.

Actions speak louder than words. Thank you. I appreciate the chairman's indulgence.

However, you are not FDA approved for that purpose, and efforts to increase nicotine delivery highlight why that is the case.

Let me be very clear--JUUL is not a cessation product.

Verbally, JUUL has been supportive of regulations, but your actions speak differently.

I really just want a clear answer of can you achieve your stated mission of helping adult smokers to quit smoking conventional cigarettes using a 20 milligram per milliliter product?

The red carpet was clearly rolled out for us.

This was all the time ORR needed to present a prefabricated tour that painted the rosiest picture possible.

I appreciated the opportunity to accompany members of this subcommittee during a trip to the facility last week in my South Florida backyard.

Will you simultaneously provide a copy of your response to that letter to this committee?

More specifically, when will you be responding?

When will you be responding?

Only July 1st, Senator Jack Reed and our colleague, Congresswoman Brenda Lawrence, who is a member of this committee, sent you a letter asking for details on your proposal Mobile Response Initiative.

The--we produce, I, and apportionment counts. Let me get back to you on that.

There is a current dispute over whether illegal aliens can be included for apportionment purposes.

Is it correct that the Fiscal Year 2019 Appropriations Bill Report specifically directed the Bureau to open QACs?

So you are getting rid of these centers, where more people than the population of an entire state were counted?

It is right here in black and white----