So, has it been filed in the 5 months since?

It impacts all of us.

I am concerned that when it comes to truly prioritizing and solving the opioid crisis, the President is saying one thing but doing another.

Many of my colleagues here today have rightfully highlighted the extent of the student loan crisis.

I do think that despite the fact that I disagree with how, I mean, disagree is a mild term, but disagree with the President's course of action, I do think that we here in Congress have responsibility here as well.

I think the steps that Mick Mulvaney and Kathy Kraninger have taken are pretty indefensible across the board.

So no hard time commitment on when we will get the 5-month-overdue report?

the truth is, is that it impacts all of us.

I am concerned as well that in this balance between wrongdoing by some lenders and consumers, that the agency may be erring too much on the side of these lenders that may be engaging in predatory practices.

When do you think we will be able to get that report?

This is an issue that should know no partisan bounds.

I would like to submit to the record, and I seek unanimous consent to submit to the record, this New York Times article that displays the urgent need for Federal opioid response.