Steve Lynch

My veterans, when they go to the VA pharmacy program, they pay either $8 or $9, and they argue about what they should be paying.

They found that when a Federal employee goes in to buy their pharmaceuticals, they pay more than a person just walking off the street.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I want to thank all the witnesses for your willingness to come here and testify, especially you, Ms. Worsham.

Yes. That's another issue. Security clearances in general have become an issue. So yes, he's a likely, you know, subject of inquiry on the part of the committee.

We think it's very important that we speak with Michael Cohen, that will probably one of our initial full raise into that whole situation.

No, I think we should be focusing on the process and wherever the facts lead. This is about the rule of law.

We hope to give the impression that we're taking a thoughtful approach to the issues in the House of Representatives that type of language unfortunately is -- and I'm an iron worker so I've heard it all but that is certainly inappropriate…

I have no further speakers. Mr. Speaker, again, I urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to support this bill, and I yield back the balance of my time.

I just want to register my support for Mr. Rothfus' comments and urge you to be diligent in making sure that that happens.

We need to re-engineer that program, so that we comply with the constitutional rights that Americans have, right?

This is not the case where in the usual context air marshals will be placed on planes when we know that someone who is on the no-fly list or someone who is a suspect is going to travel.

So I am just asking you to try to change that as well when you change the culture there at TSA.

I agree with Secretary Galvin. He has been very vigilant on behalf of consumers, especially financial consumers.

Thank you very much. Mr. Chairman. I appreciate the courtesy. I want to thank you for holding this hearing.

Let me first thank the gentleman from California for his kind words on behalf of my legislation and on behalf of John Adams in particular. Mr. Speaker, I want to thank the gentlewoman from Guam, Ms. Bordallo, for yielding this time. Mr…

I just worry that if we allow our electoral process, if we allow doubt to creep into the minds of the American people that the elections are not legitimate, then our leaders are not legitimate, then our laws are not legitimate.

This used to be the Oversight Committee, this is the running away from oversight committee.

If we had enough concern about Hillary's emails to do nine investigations in the House, and two in the Senate, and have hundreds of hearings on that issue, because we thought--a U.S. official mishandled their emails, hundreds of hearings…

I want to thank the gentleman from California for his words of support and also thank the gentleman from Arizona for the courtesy of yielding me this time. Mr. Speaker, I rise to express strong support for my bill, H.R. 1037, the National…

Do we want to change that narrative? Do we want to change the one of supporting Israel's right to defend itself to one where the talk is Israel's annexing the Golan in violation of the previous agreement that has been in place since 1974…

I have labored mightily to maintain the proper decorum, sense of decorum, and chosen my words carefully...

Exactly. And that is why we have a role of leadership in this whole question.

No one is calling for Israeli withdrawal from the Golan. Why not support the happy status quo?

I am compelled by that same sense of decency and concern for our national security to briefly comment on the President's remarks in Helsinki yesterday.

The sanctions against Iran is going to raise the value of Russian oil. So by withdrawing from the JCPOA, you are helping Russia.