I believe it is a disservice to our Nation's scientific enterprise when there are attempts to make regulators judge research outside of the regulatory context.

The approach that my Republican colleagues have taken today is a little bit surprising.

If Republicans were serious about solving the border crisis, they would crackdown on the economic drivers of migration in this country.

I understand the potential of AI to launch our country into a new era of innovation.

We should not sacrifice individual privacy and intellectual property protections purely for the sake of outcompeting China.

I am also very pleased that there is some consensus about what we should be doing going forward.

In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Democrats have been at the forefront of Congress' work to fortify our Nation's biosafety, biosecurity, and biodefense.

We've heard Republicans on this panel say that Americans need to be educated by doctors, not indoctrinated by politicians. I could not agree more.

I'd just like to take this opportunity to call attention to the hypocrisy of the Republicans in designating today's hearing topic.

Right now in America we're witnessing an unprecedented interference in the ability of physicians to provide the best possible care for their patients.

Necessity not only authorizes, but seems to require the measure.