Representative Garamendi, as Representative Guthrie said, we are at the $200 billion-plus mark today. And the tragedy of the situation is that for every dollar spent on Alzheimer's today, less than a penny of every dollar is spent on research to find a cure. We have to do better than that. The hope and the miracle lies in research. We have trained clinicians, we have a medical community that is raring to go. We need to invest in a far more significant way. It was a message we heard from our advocates when they came to the Hill. Again, I think it goes without saying that we all commit to that research budget. So, again, it was an honor to join you this evening in this very special caucus.
Paul Tonko: “Representative Garamendi, as Representative Guthrie said, we are at the $200 billion-plus mark today. And the tragedy of…”
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