I am really frustrated that we failed to come up with and join together to permanently schedule fentanyl analogs.

It is unfortunate that the Department of Defense--the Department of Justice can't be here today to explain this policy.

I oppose this government overreach on our healthcare heroes, although I am vaccinated and encourage people to do so if they so choose.

I will continue to press permanently scheduling fentanyl analogs and giving law enforcement the resources needed to fight back against the illicit trafficking of fentanyl.

The Biden administration's failure to address this problem at our southern border is driving increases in drug overdoses.

These tragedies have unfortunately become too familiar to not just Kentuckians, but to thousands of Americans across the country.

Today we are examining bills that aim to support patients, caregivers, and providers.

As co-chair of the Congressional Apprenticeship Caucus, I have been a strong supporter of apprenticeships, and believe they are a great avenue for workers and employees.

I believe we need to modernize, personalize, and improve healthcare, not let the Government take it over.

My colleagues on the other side of the aisle are trying to pass a reckless tax-and-spending spree package that would get the Government more involved in Americans' lives, including their healthcare.

This bipartisan bill would provide early diagnosis, intervention, and treatment of children with hearing loss.