Why are we spending 1 million bucks on a behavioral health study in China?

I do think we should not take our foot off the accelerator at a time when HIV/AIDS is poised I think for some major advances.

Now when we hear from Merkley and Blunt and others about young researchers not having dollars, this is a concern to me.

Can we move money out of that area into neurodegenerative diseases, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, ALS?

But can we move it out of HIV? For example, I have a study here.

If we lifted the export ban, gasoline prices would fall for the American consumer.

I cannot understand why people concerned about sea level rise are taking resources away from Louisiana.

I wish to speak on the Military Construction and Veterans Affairs appropriations bill that is now being considered. I will start by saying that this is 3601 Gerstner Memorial Parkway, Lake Charles, LA. This is the location for the new Lake…

I have read about the GRAD PLUS Program which seems to be somewhat, you know, subject to abuse.

I am the proud graduate of a land grant college.

I do think that if you have a school, a second Ivy League school which has very few Pell Grant students, and you compare it to a historically Black college and university which is going to have a lot of Pell Grant students, to put them on…

But we are not sure about that? Do we have any banked tissue samples or serum samples from veterans, men and women who served at the time?

Senator, the answer is that there has not been a study of the Blue Water Navy by VA.

So, if the guy on the desk job in Saigon is eligible, but there is transport in boats and there is loading in boats and there is X, Y, Z in boats, plausibly it seems as if there should be--I can see why the Blue Water guys are a little…

Senator, if we have information on ships that were hauling it and veterans had access based on serving on those ships, they would be on the ship list and that we would be recognizing as having the potential for exposure.

OK. I noticed in the eligibility for current benefits, basically, somebody could have been in Saigon at a desk job, but they would be eligible for Agent Orange benefits even if they plausibly never had an exposure, correct?

Thank you, Senator Hatch.

There's concern that some of the manufacturing plants in India have had very poor standards.

So the freckle makes a difference?

The questions are, the guidance on the statistical approaches to analytical similarity is particularly important as it impacts initial improvability as a biosimilar under the 351K.

The ultimate in biosimilarity if you will.

Can you give a sense of end of the year?

You told us last year in ENC though that you had a difficult time inspecting plants in India.

Clearly you can have a little bit of wiggle room and presumably you don't want to develop that.

I thank the chairman of the committee. Madam President, the challenge in speaking after so many others have on this agreement is that almost every angle has been addressed. But the advantage is that I have been able to learn what others…