So does AMA Labs, the lab FDA has consistently contracted with since 2009, employ what you consider the most sensitive asbestos testing methods available?

They're public servants. They're doing exactly what they were hired to do, which is protect the public.

I just know if somebody is harmful, I just want to be able to speak up for them.

Why is it essential to use the most sensitive methods? I mean, it's clear to me, so we can find it, right?

How much more testing do our people need? How much more? Enough is enough.

This subcommittee will not rest until it has answers to these questions. It's what the American people and public health deserve.

How much money, millions and billions of dollars, did Johnson & Johnson make in poisoning people?

I mean, wow. Like, I am just--you know, I've only been here a year, but I'm just so taken aback that my colleagues don't even see it.

I think it's really hard for me to sometimes sit here and hear folks, you know, kind of be the--the defendant lawyers for the corporations.

That is our job, to protect the public.

I cannot stress enough just how important it is that this committee is used for good.