I would be remiss if I failed to note that, earlier this summer, parents of children who suffer from allergies were suddenly faced with dramatic increases for epinephrine injectors or Epipens.
Jerry Moran
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Jerry Wesley Moran is an American politician serving as the senior United States senator from Kansas since January 3, 2011. A member of the Republican Party, Moran has focused on various issues during his tenure, including veterans' affairs, agriculture, and economic development. He has been an advocate for ensuring veterans have access to quality healthcare and has worked on legislation to improve the services provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs.
Is there a common denominator for drug companies who are required to submit additional information during the approval process?
You indicated in your testimony and in part in response to my questions that often substance within the application process, substance within that application is insufficient for an approval.
I think we are about to wrap up our hearing, assuming I do not talk so long that other members and other Senators arrive.
In way too many instances, in my view, the employees became the scapegoat for what I saw as actions or encouragement, behavior by their supervisors.
What we are hearing from the circumstance that we find at Wells Fargo is that relationship was taken advantage of; it did not accrue to the benefit of the customer.
I think a point that Senator Heitkamp made I would make to you again. There are a number of us on this Committee and in Congress who work to try to find the right regulatory balance for financial institutions.
We have seen this before. I serve, with a number of my colleagues, including Senator Brown, on the Veterans Committee, where we saw the consequences of a system that rewarded appointments for veterans who needed medical care.
There are a number of pending orders that are highly partisan and controversial before the FCC.
This bill would help law enforcement to locate wireless 911 callers in emergencies by ensuring that they have critical access to location information.
Obviously, if you have the case, you fire them. That is why we fired 3,755 people. You do not tolerate that kind of behavior.
To me, that again highlights this difficulty in getting rid of, in this case, not just bad actors but terrible actors.
I am going to run to vote. This is not a--I will not leave this as an open-ended question.
The fear of losing what I earned versus the fear of being sexually assaulted again, I do not know which one was more important.
We commend Senator Moran and the Subcommittee for taking an interest in stopping practices that harm consumers.
I've detected that you have a great--I don't mean this in an offensive way--a great political skill.
But are there examples of bots technology that would be advantageous for consumers?
I mean, my point is that while we talked about--Mr. Cohen, you, in particular, talked about the disadvantages, the wrongness of holdbacks, their consequences.
Maybe somebody is sitting in the audience today being inspired by you with the desire to pursue a career of public service.
Can there be some legislation to stop these companies from making such large profits and hurting the average consumer?
I would like to put in the record a number of letters that I received from my constituents about this practice.





