James Comer

The Department of Justice is refusing to protect their rights.

One thing I did not hear from my friends across the aisle in their never-ending defense of the Bidens is what exactly the Biden family did to receive the $20 million. Not one thing.

For more than 30 years, Congresswoman Norton has worked with Congress on legislation to make the nation's capital a more dynamic place to live, work, and visit.

I think it is important that we look at all the bad actors in this, and I think PBMs and drug companies are both bad actors.

PBMs benefit the most from the rebates, and that is something that I believe there is bipartisan support in this Committee at least to reform that.

I think this is something that we need to continue to study and evaluate

I am a free market guy, but I am concerned about the capacity of our grid.

We are very excited about your newfound desire and concern about influence peddling.

So, we are seeing huge increases in the number of drugs being stopped at the border.

We have significantly increased the ability of law enforcement to be able to do that.

At least 70 percent of the firearms that are being used by the fentanyl traffickers in Mexico come from the United States.

Don't you think it would be a better use of Department of Justice's prosecutorial efforts, instead of retaliating against whistleblowers or investigating parents at school board meetings, to coordinate with you and go after the individuals…

We could lock him up 1,000 times. But what we used to call the old French connection, the people who control the drugs, the international cartels continue to do what they want to do.

We should be doing whatever we can do to try to get China to crack down on the supply of these chemicals.

Do you concur with DEA's assessment that virtually all the deadly fentanyl found in the United States is mass produced by transnational criminal organizations?

I salute the Administration's work on reducing the supply coming in with all of these great new technologies.

I would just strongly urge that you continue to do what you do, to remember that this is an addiction.

It is essential that we hit them where it will hurt them the most, their wallets.

And that is the reason I have introduced H.R. 920, The Caribbean Border Counternarcotics Strategy Act.

Well, I want to thank Chairwoman McClain for having this very important hearing today on this very important topic.

As long as the demand is there, we are going to have a very serious problem in America.

A strong border security presence and a counter-narcotic strategy focused on the Caribbean is critical for the entire Nation.

This should not be seen as a local or regional problem.

Can you describe for me and for my constituents in Kentucky, what efforts Office of National Drug Control Policy has directed to increase the ability of law enforcement personnel at the border to identify and seize as much of the fentanyl…

It is well past time for FDA to do its job and act.