Thank you all very, very much for being here with us today.

We did focus very much on affordability, accountability, transparency, and innovation.

I do not believe we need new laws, more regulations, and heavy-handed government to close the skills gap.

As we heard this morning, 4 year completion rates are really no longer the norm.

The Trump administration has done some fantastic work over the last 2 years.

Seventy percent of the 20 suicide deaths per day among our veterans, which is absolutely heart wrenching, have not received VA health care.

I do look forward to making the Education Freedom Scholarships a reality.

In Pennsylvania's Ninth District, where I represent, and I think in all districts, the education of our young people is an enormously important component for economic growth and the quality of life.

I think we have to look at this in a comprehensive way.

Choice would be understandable. Knowledge not so much. What about the hospital? Do you feel they have any responsibility here in this scenario?

I have and I would venture to guess many of my colleagues if not all have heard stories from distraught constituents about what is very appropriately named surprise billing.