I have seen it with my own eyes. Can you talk a little bit about what repealing the law and what kicking people off of Medicaid would mean for people in Los Angeles?

It's inexcusable, in my opinion, that there no longer appears to be room at the top level of the National Security Council for the secretary of energy.

To date, the industry has done a commendable job of guarding electricity consumers against losses caused by cyber-attack.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

There is a lot of misinformation, or maybe alternate facts is a better word, about Medicaid that continues despite all evidence to the contrary.

Essentially, President Trump has chosen his top political security advisor over the nation's top energy security advisor and that's a recipe for disaster.

Mr. Roy claims that Medicaid is simply fiscally unsustainable due in part to the Medicaid expansion under the ACA.

We'd better be sure that we're prepared to live with the market we've created with repeal.

None of these bills will prevent 30 million Americans from losing their healthcare coverage.

If states expand Medicaid, they're getting 100 percent Federal dollars, and they have a lot more money to care for people.

I don't believe that to be true. I don't think that the facts show that it's true.

Last year--and we need to think about this--more than 12 million low-income adults had healthcare coverage because of the Medicaid expansion.