Frank Pallone

And just last week, the Energy and Commerce Committee advanced a bill that will protect patients and families from surprise medical bills.

We are putting consumers first--and I'm proud that a lot of our work in this area has been done in strong, bipartisan fashion.

Just last week the Energy and Commerce Committee advanced a bill that will protect patients and families from surprise medical bills.

We are putting consumers first and I am proud that a lot of our work in this area has been done in a strong bipartisan fashion.

The Energy and Commerce Committee is working hard to build a stronger economy, create more good-paying jobs, combat climate change, and protect consumers from skyrocketing costs that make it increasingly difficult to make ends meet.

This hearing fulfils a new requirement that was approved as part of the House rules package for the 116th Congress and I think it's a good idea.

I ask this committee to toll the bell for the end of an unregulated ticket marketplace by passing the BOSS ACT.

This hearing fulfills a new requirement that was approved as part of the House Rules Package for the 116th Congress, and I think it's a good idea.

Just yesterday, the House overwhelmingly approved a bipartisan bill that will put consumers back in control of their phones by targeting annoying and illegal robocalls.

We have to do more in terms of funding.

So yesterday the committee announced our intention... to chart a legislative path towards a 100 percent clean economy.

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

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

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

Our plan is based on the science.

One of this Committee's top priorities is combating climate change.

Yesterday I joined Chairmen Tonko and Rush, and other Committee Democrats in announcing a bold plan to address the climate crisis by achieving a 100 percent clean economy by 2050.

The costs of inaction are extremely high and rising.

Yesterday, I joined Chairmen Tonko and Rush and other committee Democrats in announcing a bold plan to address the climate crisis by achieving 100 percent clean economy by 2050.

One of this committee's top priorities is combating climate change.

Self-driving cars are our future, and without congressional action the U.S. will be at a competitive disadvantage.

We urge Congress to take immediate action on the PARK IT Act as well as the Hot Cars Act to stop these preventable fatalities.

I certainly think it is every bit as lethal.

I commend the chairwoman and Representatives Ryan and King for their work on the Hot Cars Act.

No child should lose their life because they became trapped in a hot car.