We are very proud in New Hampshire of the development of the LUKE arm, and I have had a chance to see it in action, and it is really very impressive.

I am the Chair of a bipartisan task force in Congress, we now have 105 Members working together, Republicans and Democrats, on legislation to combat the opioid epidemic.

I would love to include the bipartisan Heroine Task Force, and both Committees to engage in this discussion.

We must set our sights higher than a 19th century approach for mental health diagnosis.

I have a brief closing statement, and one point I would like to leave the record open long enough for the VA to respond to the questions that have been asked today.

While I appreciate the hard work and dedication of the witnesses and organizations that you represent, the testimony today does concern me.

I encourage the VA to vitalize this guidance as quickly as possible, and share that with this Committee.

So love to work with you on that.

During the week of Monday, April 23, 2018, I missed rollcall votes 148-166. Had I been present for these recorded votes, I would have voted as listed below: Rollcall Vote 148: ``aye,'' rollcall Vote 149: ``aye,'' rollcall Vote 150…

It is no secret that VA's capital assets are in serious need of repair.

This inherent unfairness about people who need these services, but are not allowed because of an arbitrary date.

Well, now we're not only having an arbitrary date, but now we're having an arbitrary number of issues that you might have.