I would look forward to further consultation about other ways Congress can move forward on helping all of our retirement plans be cyber secure.

I am concerned about the vetting process for sponsors.

Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, our health-care system was grappling with an unprecedented workforce shortage.

Fortunately, Congress has legislation to address this gap in coverage with a bipartisan bill entitled, the Nutrition Counseling Aiding Recovery for Eating Disorders Act.

But how might agencies better identify trends in the types of programs or operations that appear in the annual duplication report year after year, in order to address the root causes of that duplication, overlap, or fragmentation?

there is plenty of money to be saved.

I look forward to continuing to work with Ranking Member Paul to save taxpayer dollars and deliver government services more efficiently and effectively.

Terrific, and we will continue to do that.

the Federal Government spends upward of $175 billion annually on improper payments.

I am grateful to Comptroller General Gene Dodaro and to the GAO analysts assisting him today for their testimony.

Currently, the United States Mint spends nearly twice as much money producing the penny and nickel as the coins are actually worth.

I am working on a bipartisan basis to promote domestic R&D, including through bipartisan tax legislation with Senators Young, Cortez Masto, Portman, and Sasse.