Confronting the opioid crisis requires identifying strategies that promote more people entering and remaining in treatment for opioid use disorder.

Democrats on the Energy and Commerce Committee have been listening to their constituents and we are taking action.

Even in today's divisive climate, certain things still unite us as Americans. High on that list is our universal frustration with robocalls.

So today I am releasing a discussion draft of the Stopping Bad Robocalls Act, and one provision in my draft bill would set a 1-year deadline for the FCC to adopt rules to create such a trust anchor to ensure consumers know who is calling…

Yes. We urge the FCC to implement regulations to create the reassigned number database, as proposed, in order to cut down on this problem of wrong number robocalls.

The ball is in the FCC's court in order to clarify a definition of an autodialer that protects all consumers and the existing autodialers that are in use.

I am glad to hear that industry groups have been working on technology to root out caller ID spoofing.

You have followed through on none of these promises.

So much for draining the swamp.

I just think that every indication we have is that you really should resign and you are undeserving of the public trust.

Look, you say you are going to do something, but these chemicals are still on the shelves and they make a mockery of Lautenberg's TSCA reform legislation.

Again, Mr. Pruitt, your deregulatory agenda costs lives, real people with names, with brothers, with mothers.