this hearing and finding solutions not only matters to patients, to ourselves, to our own budgets, people's kitchen-table budget, what they pay, their access, rural and urban, but I would say it is also not just our national security but our economy.
Emphasizing the importance of addressing drug shortages for national security and the economy.
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