Frank Pallone

I am also concerned by reports that many hospitals are either acting slowly or not yet complying with the hospital price transparency final rule.

Again, I urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan bill that, as I mentioned, unanimously passed out of the Energy and Commerce Committee last month. It is important. Mr. Speaker, I urge my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to…

Democrats delivered real solutions, and not one Republican on this committee voted for either the Inflation Reduction Act or the bipartisan infrastructure bill.

Later today, the House is expected to vote on the Default on America Act, which repeals a number of significant investments in our domestic clean energy industry enacted by the Inflation Reduction Act.

This is a bipartisan bill that was reported out of our committee unanimously last month, and I would ask everyone to support the legislation. Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.

I look forward to hearing from the witnesses on how these trends may be impacting healthcare affordability and access to coverage.

work requirements, in my opinion, won't increase employment. They will cause people to lose health insurance.

the Republican leadership prepares to bring Speaker McCarthy's what I consider irresponsible and extreme Default on America Act to the House floor.

We need clean energy infrastructure to be able to be built faster.

Republicans are manufacturing a debt crisis to justify the need for their irresponsible and extreme Default on America Act.

I agree that these policies in the Inflation Reduction Act directly lead to incredible benefits on the ground for Americans across the country.

If we do not respond to climate change effectively, we will be a poorer, sicker, and less competitive nation.

I question whether they support the transition at all on any timeline.

House Republicans are holding the American economy hostage so they can do the bidding of Big Oil and Gas.

the Republicans' so-called work requirements is nothing more than another attempt by Republicans to take health insurance away from people.

Republicans are moving to the Default on America Act without an open or transparent process.

And our legislation also finally shines light on the shadow world of data brokers by requiring them to register with the FTC.

Today the committee continues its critical work of strengthening our healthcare systems by building a stronger healthcare workforce and improving access to primary care.

A day does not go by without somebody calling my district office and talking about how they have been scammed.

For years, House Democrats have championed the need to make government investments in areas where the private markets have failed to build out broadband networks equitably and affordably.

Representative Eshoo's Community Broadband Act is critical to ensuring flexibility and competition for communities.

Well, thank you so much. This panel is fantastic, and this hearing is so important.

This is an important hearing, as the committee continues its bipartisan work to protect people's privacy online.

Affordable, reliable broadband service is a resource that every community needs and every community wants, and so I have some concern that broad measures by Congress to trample on local authority and treat every community the same will end…

We must examine the very real impacts that these dangerous court decisions could have on the American people.