I thank Ms. Livingston for testifying today and sharing her parents' story.

So, yesterday we outlined a process for reaching that goal--and that process begins today with this hearing.

The key to avoiding the greatest human and economic costs of climate crisis... is to take action before it is too late.

I wanted to talk a little bit about a technology neutral approach and also about natural gas.

I would like to specifically thank Representatives Eshoo and Shimkus for their bipartisan work to introduce the Next Generation 9-1-1 Act of 2019.

We cannot arrest our way out of the opioid crisis, and fentanyl is no different.

I am committed to providing Americans suffering from opioid use disorder access to the quality treatment they need.

Fentanyl represents the third 'wave' in the opioid crisis.

Unfortunately, despite the hard work of incredibly skilled career civil servants... I am increasingly concerned that this administration is not up to the task.

If we manage our airwaves correctly, new wireless technologies, including 5G, promise to meaningfully improve the lives of Americans.

We have to think differently about how to counter the spread of fentanyl. The old approaches simply will not suffice.

This drug represents an unprecedented threat to the United States--and we must do everything we can to stop its flow into our communities.