One of the proposals I have had is instead of only having 10 percent of the public allowed to have it legally, let everybody that has insurance, or does not have insurance, have an HSA.

We currently are one of the worst countries in the world for research and development (R&D), based on our current tax policy.

I just have a hard time declaring suddenly a new definition of free trade agreement that does not have market access.

When I ask people about how quickly can we get drugs out of China, ... they talk in decades, not in year.

If we do not fix our tax policy and incentivize manufacturing to actually be here rather than punishing people to do manufacturing here, ... we are in trouble.

I agree somewhat with Senator Blumenthal, the description of the problem is much easier than the actual availability of the answer.

I do not know why there would be a good reason you could not share with this committee.

If we had international competition it helps to keep our prices down, but it also would help to keep the supply up as well.

There are 85,000 children that HHS lost immediate contact with once they were placed in sponsorship.

I recently introduced the Quad Critical Minerals Partnership Act with Senators Warner, Cornyn, and King in order to make those investments alongside Japan, India, and Australia.

We currently are one of the worst countries in the world for research and development (R&D), based on our current tax policy.

It cannot work worse than the pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) model that we currently have.

Every life is worthy of protection, born or unborn.

I call them economic freedom zones.

I cannot figure out how it gains market access and how it is an FTA.

The patient has to care. You have to connect the patient to the price.

I appreciate your engagement and your thoughtfulness on this.

What are we doing actively right now to expand our input and trade relationships with those in the Abraham Accords?

I get that, but there are probably not kids' names in the report; but thank you.

It cannot work worse than the pharmacy benefit manager (PBM) model that we currently have.

If we do not fix our tax policy and incentivize manufacturing to actually be here rather than punishing people to do manufacturing here, ... we are in trouble.

There are 85,000 children that HHS lost immediate contact with once they were placed in sponsorship.

Veterans deserve better, and we should not be reliant on a supply chain that is that tenuous.

I get that, but there are probably not kids' names in the report; but thank you.

We just have to get government as much out of the way and allow more capitalism.