The President's budget has proposed a 20 percent cut to the NIH budget. How would a 20 percent cut to NIH impact the patients served by your members?

I would argue that we need stronger REMS for opioids.

To the people I hear from, whose young children are having sudden new allergic reactions and have to pay $600 for an Epipen, the average cost increase doesn't matter to them when you're not part of the average, right?

The Appropriations Committee... recommended a $2 billion increase in National Institutes of Health funding, which was approved.

I think the thing we should be doing is listening to the people who are tasked with securing the border.

Research funded by the NIH saves lives. It also generates economic activity.

In New Hampshire, the opioid epidemic continues to devastate our State.

I just got back from my home State, where I heard from a constituent whose cancer treatment... would cost him $34,000 out-of-pocket.

Thank you, Madam Chairman and Ranking Member Booker. And thank you for passing your time on to me.

I am not sure that is a cost the American taxpayer is willing to bear, especially when they were told that Mexico would be paying for the wall.

When I asked Border Patrol agents over and over again, 'What do you need?', they told me they needed technology and, yes, some additional fencing.