we have seen the largest overdose in our history in the last year, with 88,000 deaths.

one bill that will immediately assist in stopping the illegal distribution of drugs is H.R. 1910, which is the Fight Fentanyl Act.

we must go back to work in defeating this deadly, ongoing crisis, and prepare to meet the needs in a post-pandemic world.

Your promises from the last hearing that you will work on this or make it better rang completely hollow sometimes, so I ask that you do.

Do you believe that Facebook should be held accountable for any role in her death? Yes or no?

Unfortunately, stories like Amanda Todd's are only becoming more common.

You act like judge and jury and continue to hide behind the liability protections in Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act.

Do you believe that Facebook bears any responsibility for the role it played in her death? Yes or no?

This is fundamentally un-American.

Your companies have the power to silence the President of the United States, shut off legitimate journalism in Australia, shut down legitimate scientific debate on a variety of issues, dictate which articles or websites are seen by…

I find that highly concerning.

Catherine McMorris Rodgers knocked it out of the park today, hammering the point where children are vulnerable.

You have censored and taken down accounts of conservatives, Christian, and even pro-life groups.

It is clear that this legislation is a partisan wish list.

I see the EV infrastructure being invested in early as something that enables our companies, our manufacturers to go where they want to go.

We are seriously disappointed we have not been able to reach the same consensus we have had in the past years, and the importance of bipartisanship has been seemingly forgotten.

Unfortunately, this bill does not do that at all but instead throws money thoughtlessly at every problem in hopes that it will be fixed.

The issues before us today should not be partisan. They impact Americans in each of our districts, regardless of their political party, and we owe it to them to work together on their behalf.

I am extremely disappointed that we have not been able to reach the same consensus we have had in years past, and the importance of bipartisanship has been seemingly forgotten.

In my home State of Ohio, the Department of Education is reporting significant areas of learning lag.

Because of the concerns, I introduced the TREAT Act, along with my good friend and colleague, the gentlelady from Michigan, Mrs. Dingell.

Well, I thank the chair, my friend, for holding this very important hearing today and for allowing me to waive onto the subcommittee.

I find it hard to believe, Chairman Doyle, that you would consider legislating in this space.

He who forgets the past is condemned to repeat it.

It is disturbing, to say the least, to insinuate responsibility for the mob violence that took place that day lies only with the media and not with the individuals who carried out these actions and committed crimes.