I have introduced the Prescription Drug Affordability Act with Senator Bernie Sanders.

It would be legislative malpractice for me not to.

You could use that attention to come clean, to right your wrongs, and to become one of the most effective patient advocates in the country.

I want to ask you to--no, I want to plead with you to use any remaining influence you have over your former company to press them to lower the price of these drugs.

This is something that even Donald Trump supports.

People's lives are at stake, because of the price increases you imposed and the access problems that have been created.

the people in my district are making like $30,000 a year, $40,000 a year.

You are raising the price, all right?

I have literally been inundated with letters from families, hospitals, and patient groups begging--not asking, begging--for relief from these astronomical price increases.

I completely support your decision to bring Mr. Shkreli to make sure that he asserted his Fifth Amendment right before this committee.

Somebody is going to pay. Somebody has got to pay.

Hardworking American families should not be forced to pay increases of 10 percent, 100 percent, or 1,000 percent, just to subsidize the lavish lifestyles of hedge fund managers and corporate executives.

And so we do not know the full extent of the damage that was caused, but we know it is grave.

100 percent of the responsibility lies with these employees at MDEQ; there's no question.

I want everybody who is responsible for this fiasco to be held accountable.

Nobody on these panels, either side, would tolerate that.

EPA had the chance because of Miguel Del Toral to be the hero here, and Ms. Hedman snatched defeat for EPA from the jaws of victory.

Our children are the living messages we send to a future we will never see.

If I'm being poisoned and I can't wash with the water. I can't drink the water, and then you are going to make me pay for the water? I mean, that doesn't make any sense.

This is not a political issue, this is a moral issue.

We will get to the bottom of this. And, as Mr. Walberg said, we will do it in a bipartisan way.

Governor Snyder's account of events leading to this water crisis are completely wrong.

I close by highlighting a few additional provisions of FOIA. This bill would require agencies to review existing records to identify categories of records to proactively disclose rather than waiting for FOIA requests. The bill would also…

The bill before us, the Federal Intern Protection Act, would close a loophole in Federal employment law that currently leaves unpaid interns open to discrimination and sexual harassment. Earlier this year our committee held a hearing at…

As I close. Madam Speaker, there have been several cases where interns have tried to bring suit and the courts have said that you have no remedy. Chairman Chaffetz is absolutely right. It is sad when you can have such an egregious act but…