I am sure this question has been asked earlier. I have been in another committee.

What is it like to watch your patients die because you don't have the right antibiotic?

Specifically, who? Who is going to be making less money and who is going to have less power because of this merger?

Thank you, Chairman. I yield to Senator Budd.

3 million Americans this year will get some type of an antimicrobial resistance superbug this year.

A lot of this was done in the dark of the night, so to speak.

This is why we came to Congress, was to fix problems like this.

That is great. And by the way, we have some agriculture initiatives with food supplements, feed supplements that would also decrease a lot of those bacteria as well.

Probably $5,000 or $10,000 a day, literally----

I look forward to the day when we have honest discussions in this Committee and our investigation powers to investigate our own out-of-control Federal bureaucracy that actually impacts the American people.

I do not see that this is prudent to the daily lives of American working families who are paying twice as much for groceries and gasoline than they were 2 years ago.

Yes. When--I used to help run a hospital and you try to keep your formulary tight from a cost management standpoint.