What I worry about is we will hear this morning a continued litany of excuses, bureaucratic talk, and blame on outside organizations.

For the sake of the families of those who died, and those who are still sick, we will not stop in our effort to get answers and fix this problem.

This outbreak is one of the worst public health disasters in our country's history. It is a terrible tragedy and an epic failure.

I think this is what hamstrung the FDA up the last 10 years, and why in the words of one family who lost a loved one, they said they don't trust the FDA.

It was brought to our attention earlier today, Mr. Dingell and other members had asked questions last November.

While the Senate argues about gun issues and talking about what is in the hands of those perpetrators who commit heinous crimes, I want to talk about America's shameful secret that people don't want to be talking about, and that is our…

Yesterday, Dylan Quick, a 20-year-old student at Lone Star College in Texas, went on a rampage with a knife, hurting more than a dozen people. He told police he had fantasized since elementary school about stabbing people to death. Tucson…

Today we convene the Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations to discuss development and innovation in health care technologies.

American steel supports 1.2 million jobs and adds $350 billion to our Nation's economy.

I hope our witnesses today will be able to address these concerns over interoperability.

Everyone here recognizes the need to balance patient safety and innovation.

I also want to apologize ahead of time. I have another hearing that I have to testify.

Together we lead the steel caucus, which is over 100 lawmakers from 30 States who work to keep steel strong.

American steelmaking stands ready for resurgence powered by plentiful fuel resources, new technologies and the most efficient plants in the world.

Recently, the Pentagon proposed a new medal, the Distinguished Warfare Medal, to recognize those members of the armed services who operate the drones, which serve on vital missions over war areas. That's a good thing. However, they've also…

The risks to millions of people, and indeed geopolitics are too important for anything less.

Today, we honor the memory of Private First Class Wayne Alderson of Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, a World War II hero awarded the Combat Infantry Badge, Silver Star, Bronze Star, and Purple Heart for his courageous actions during the Rhineland…

This year's flu season came a little earlier than expected and it looks as though it will have been worse than average.

I thank the gentlelady for yielding back. We have covered all of the members here.

For seniors in Southwestern Pennsylvania and across the country, hospitalization rates and deaths have increased sharply.

I thank her for her support.

This committee has investigated into response efforts during previous sessions--last during the H1N1 pandemic in 2009--and oversight of the agencies involved will remain a priority going forward.

Remember, all of us, should consider vaccination to not only protect ourselves from getting sick, but also our children, grandparents, co-workers, and neighbors.

Can I just ask something?

I believe Director Wolf is genuinely concerned about the well-being of the patients and staff.