But in terms of doing something for all consumers of drugs, is there not something that can be done about these list prices?

I am very concerned about the skyrocketing costs of and the crushing burden of prescription drug prices.

Your rhetoric on the opioid epidemic is not matched by your actions.

I think it's completely unacceptable.

I would hope so, because otherwise the least insured person is going to be the one that's going to pay that jacked-up price so that the pharmaceutical companies can continue to make their profits if we don't do it across the board.

The 340B program, a crucial player in our fight against opioids, does not cost a dime of taxpayers' money.

Cutting the very insurance coverage that treats these people for ideological reasons... will not help us address the opioid epidemic.

We are talking 2015.

NHTSA continues to be without a Senate-confirmed Administrator. In fact, the President has not even announced a nominee.

The FAST Act directed a rule that would ensure consumers are notified of recalls electronically, in addition to by email.

In September, the House passed, and we have been talking a lot about it, the SELF DRIVE Act to promote the safe deployment of self-driving cars.

I look forward to continuing our discussion about how NHTSA can work hard to stay with the curve, if not ahead of it.