I think you have 165 cosponsors, I am told.

I think the notion of opioids being an accelerant to what you and Attorney General DeWine just talked about is actually an apt description.

this is ultimately going to be solved through a comprehensive approach focusing on the local community.

Senator Portman and I introduced the STOP Act, which aims to stop dangerous synthetic drugs from being shipped through our own postal service.

We want you to live up to your full potential.

I hope you personally will roll up your sleeves and get involved in this, because I do think it is incredibly important.

I want to start by commending my colleagues from Georgia and Montana for their compassion and care for our veterans and specifically for their continued efforts to ensure we have accountability at the VA. They worked hard on this…

I felt it was my responsibility to provide information.

I appreciate that, and what I am asking for today is your personal commitment that should you be confirmed that you will be supportive of getting FPISC set up.

I would like to think it could be done safely.

It is time to follow up on what Congress passed 15 years ago, which was asking the then-Cabinet Secretary in charge, now Homeland Security and the Postal Service and the Commissioner to come up with a plan.

These drugs are coming from overseas, primarily from China, and are being sold in our country really almost on a basis that could be considered an act of terrorism.