PBMs have not cured one disease. They have not insured one American life, have they, or saved a life.

Physicians are now being told by PBMs what they can and cannot prescribe for their patients.

I asked both HHS Secretary Becerra and CMS Administrator Brooks-LaSure ... to fix this situation.

I have a hard time understanding why the EPA insists on penalizing businesses.

Would you commit to working with this committee to fix the statute or the rule so that racing parts manufacturers can afford to remain in the market?

I believe it is tremendously important that we establish a single national standard, really, before Chair Khan and her posse have the opportunity to go rogue and create more disastrous regulations, which they are prone to do.

We have heard a lot about PBMs today, and how they operate in the shadows.

I cannot understand, when an oral drug has been prescribed by a physician and dispensed for a patient, how in the world that constitutes a Stark violation.

It is called the PBM Sunshine Accountability Act. And what this would do would require public reporting of PBM information.

Are you on track to meet this deadline?

In light of that, I find it curious that the FTC is taking action to protect Sony, which has 68 percent of the global market for high-end video gaming consoles.