He was deeply grateful for the U.S. participation. And it is an incredible win for the U.S. as well.

It is an opportunity for us to share in technology; share in, essentially, the fruits of this product.

I am here to congratulate and thank the committee for your past support for the U.S.-Israeli missile defense cooperation and to urge your consideration of that continued support.

This is exactly the type of thing that I think the United States should be involved in.

It is incumbent upon us, if we are going to be dealing with the physician shortage that is looming, we have got to figure out a way to bring the joy of medicine back into medicine.

I come from a family with three siblings who are physicians. And what I have observed is that the joy of going in to medicine has been--largely been ground out, basically, by these larger systems.

There is one statistic that I think it is important for us to be mindful of, and that is provided to us by the Association of American Medical Colleges. And they project that we are going to be facing a physician shortage in 2020--which is…

I feel like Tevye here in Fiddler on the Roof. On the one hand and on the other hand.

We all wanted to prevent taxes from going up on middle-class workers.

The long-term discussion on Medicare is a discussion that continues to, I think, get everybody's attention.

It was a very compelling argument, a very successful argument.