Fred Upton

Not only that, but also, the President, to his credit, is doing this plug for ARPA-H...

Schumer found out what they were and then he stole them for a good cause, 9/11.

I said, well, I will take this to the Speaker and he is going to tell me I got to find the money for it, and we did.

We had a trust in each other.

We needed that time to, frankly, put it together.

There is not a bill that I am going to work on that isn't bipartisan.

We are looking to introduce that bill soon to update what we did on Cures.

We knew it was going to take 3 years. And so Henry Waxman was my counterpart...

What family doesn't have cancer or Parkinson's or something like that? What can we do to solve the problem?

Paul Ryan, to his credit, he said, you know, we added $45 billion over 10 years for health research.

We wouldn't have had a vaccine for COVID, might have been 8, 10, maybe even a year afterwards.

We passed it 392 to 26. And we got through it a Senate filibuster.

We are going to change the procedure in committee.

We worked with every member. We listened.

But I got to tell you, then-Vice President Biden was terrific.

I reached out to a really good partner, Diana DeGette, and she and I worked on this.

The right to clean energy is an unfair, regressive tax on residential customers.

The CLEAN Future Act would impose harsh new Federal mandates for electricity generation and socialize the cost.

Instead of the majority's Green New Deal wish list, we ought to start with proven bipartisan issues.

I look forward to today's hearing to examine the challenges and opportunities to modernize our electric grid.

I thank Elissa, again, for organizing this time for many of his friends that would like to say a few words tonight and push him forward to get to that finish line and come back. God bless you.

I am very pleased, actually, to see legislation that I am leading with Representative Doggett on the list.

If it had not been for the brave Capitol and Metropolitan Police, men and women that day, who knows how many of our heads would have been swinging on those gallows.

Nearly five months later, we still don’t have the answers to the basic questions.

It's nice to see a fellow Michigander once again at the helm of the Department of Energy, and I look forward to continuing a close working relationship with you.