The real question that I'm pushing on is that it is time now to get this done.

I'm concerned that misunderstandings about biosimilars could hamper their uptake in the market.

We've got to have those. I get that you want to get those. We also need a plan in place that's going to educate physicians, that's going to educate the public because there really will be confidence that this work.

But, the question is it's been 5 years now?

If we walk away from this deal, is it more likely or is it less likely that our international partners will continue tough sanctions?

I have legislation to ensure that the Treasury Department and other financial regulators work more closely with financial institutions to stop human traffickers' use of the banking system.

I want to know if you will commit to working with me to make sure that both the regulators and the financial industry are doing everything possible to shut down financing for human trafficking.

a better path forward is to accept this agreement and maintain unity with our international partners.

Patients want access to their own health data, and they should have an easy way to do that.

In 1996, when Congress passed the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, it set important privacy standards, and it made clear that patients have a right to see their own medical records.

The Federal Government has spent more than $30 billion supporting the adoption of electronic health records, and we did it because we know that exchanging health information and providing patients with access to their data can reduce…