Debbie Dingell

I do believe -- I think the presidential election is very tight in the battleground states but I think we are doing better in these House races. I think you're going to see more ticket splitters than some people expect to see this year…

He has to show that he can do the job. He does not have a lot of time.

We got to go out and work. We've got to do what we got to do to win this race.

One interview isn't going to fix this either.

Michigan's not gone. We know how to win the state.

Donald Trump being president again, of this country is a danger to democracy.

Look, I have this attitude, Thursday night was a bad night, and the president now has to go out and show the American people he can do the job, he's got the stamina and he's up to it.

As many as 40 percent of public health workers have been bullied, threatened, or harassed.

It's unacceptable that you've been treated this way, especially after you've dedicated your life to science and research for the public interest.

Your conduct shows a blatant disregard for accountability to the taxpayers who fund NIAID's work, and, quite frankly, it really is disturbing.

I take seriously the allegations of unauthorized disposition of NIH email records by you, Dr. Morens.

For 15 months, under the guise of investigating the pandemics origins, my Republican colleagues have been probing our Federal scientific and public health institutions.

Our colleagues across the aisle often complained that the Endangered Species Act isn't recovering species as quickly as they would like.

Unfortunately, refuge managers have been juggling many responsibilities with small budgets for too long.

But one priority we share are our wildlife refuges, which are an integral part of conservation programs in the United States.

Let's not scapegoat asylum seekers or shift blame on where some of the problem is.

U.S. citizens were 86.3 percent of convicted fentanyl drug traffickers, 10 times greater than convictions of illegal immigrants.

Over the course of this hearing, we have had several baseless claims about wrongdoing by Dr. Fauci and Dr. Collins.

The way we go about that is not by continuing to manufacture distrust in our Nation's institutions by amplifying harmful and often outright false information about public health.

Rebuilding the American people's trust in public health is critical to our ability to prevent, prepare for, and respond to future pandemics.

The Majority has continuously advanced a conspiratorial narrative against our Nation's public health officials, relying purely on speculation.

The Select Subcommittee has not uncovered any evidence that directly implicates Drs. Fauci and Collins in a cover-up of the pandemic's origin or collusion with scientific journals to suppress the lab leak hypothesis.

I don't take any doctor at his word, unfortunately. Some doctors here probably would like to give me lectures sometimes, but we got to tell the truth and get to the bottom of it, and we got to protect the public.

We will arrest and prosecute these offenders.

Thus, we would ask that Congress take up the Tribal Law Enforcement Parity Act, H.R. 4524.