The drug pricing scheme would do the opposite and destroy innovation.

The Democrats' bill would cost an estimated $4.3 trillion and, according to the Congressional Budget Office letter received yesterday, this bill would lead to 2.8 million Americans losing their employer-based health insurance.

I would see that as a student athlete providing a perfectly good business utilization as you would with anybody else who is promoting your particular product or restaurant.

But doesn't that just open you up to--let's say Western Kentucky says, you know, 'I gave you $500,000 last year...'

I support the bipartisan alternative, Lower Cost and More Cures Act, to reduce drug prices and protect innovative cures.

My father cannot hug me anymore, but I am here because I want to make sure no other little girl goes through what I am going through.

opening statement

I want to recognize and thank Kala Booth, who is here today to testify on her experience with Huntington's disease.

H.R. 3, the drug pricing bill, is not the path forward.

Thank you, Madam Chair, for the recognition, and the first question is for Dr. Koroshetz and Dr. Hodes.

if my colleagues do not force Medicare for All on Americans and take away this choice for the nearly 29 million beneficiaries.