Frank Pallone

I urge support for this bill, which is bipartisan, so we can send it to the President. I yield back the balance of my time.

Again, there is bipartisan support for this bill, which I also believe would be going to the President, and I yield back the balance of my time.

Let me thank Chairwoman Maloney. She has worked hard on this and has constantly been telling us for months and years how important this was and we had to get it done. So congratulations. The day has arrived. {time} 1445 The U.S. Postal…

I stand in strong support of the America COMPETES Act, legislation that restores a strong and robust American manufacturing base that can outcompete any other nation. It will put us on course to lead the pack in creating the strongest and…

I continue to believe that there is a bipartisan path forward on privacy, and our work continues to get there.

We all understand the danger the Chinese Government poses to the United States economy and national security.

We will discuss seven bills that target different parts of the social media ecosystem to make platforms safer for users.

One of the best ways to make these companies more accountable is to make them more transparent.

Legislative measures that protect our children are critically important, and have bipartisan support on this committee.

Congress has to act.

Whistleblowers help bring truth to light, and are another way of helping ensure that companies are held accountable.

The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has demonstrated what many have known all along, that our health system disadvantages minority communities and inadequately addresses their needs.

It is simply not fair that Americans pay three, four, or ten times as much for the exact same drugs as people in other countries pay.

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As we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the mapping of the human genome this year, it is an opportunity to examine how far we have come and how scientists are charting a path forward to lead to new discoveries to improve public health.

It is also important that we ensure Americans can access these drugs and treatments and that is a critical component of the Build Back Better Act that the House passed last month.

Historically, our health system has focused on treating or preventing diseases broadly in the average patient.

And you think the administration's proposal accomplishes that?

It is critical that Congress and this Committee work together in a bipartisan fashion.

Fentanyl, without a question, is the most significant drug threat that we are facing.

The availability of illicit fentanyl in the United States has dramatically increased.

Today, we continue this Committee's work of combating the ongoing drug overdose crisis.

For years, we have worked to combat this crisis.

But my question is, does that administration proposal accomplish that goal?

Congress cannot, I repeat, Congress cannot allow this life-saving order to expire