The guidance we envision would extend to all retail channels, so online and in-person sales.

It is my strong belief that Congress must take comprehensive action.

I think the only way that you can verify that tobacco products, whether they are flavored or non-flavored, don't flow to kids is through direct face-to-face sales.

I am deeply concerned about the recent outbreak of lung illnesses that have killed eight people and sickened more than 530 here in the United States.

It is my intention to move this critical legislation forward.

It ends the gouging of American consumers by establishing a maximum fair price on what we are willing to pay for prescription drugs based on what other countries are paying for the same drugs.

Americans pay three, four, or 10 times the amount what people in other countries pay for the exact same drug, and that's not fair.

Today, we are beginning the process of finally giving the Federal Government the ability to negotiate lower prescription drugs prices for the American people.

When many seniors live on an annual income of only $26,000, bringing out-of-pocket costs down to $2,000 per year from as much as $5,100 could be a godsend.

Here we are over two years later, and unfortunately my concerns have come to fruition.

It is long past time to address the public health risks associated with e-cigarette use.

The wide availability of flavored e-cigarette products clearly designed for kids' consumption are putting the interests of industry above the health of our kids.