The disease and the death is certainly disturbing, and that is the subject of this hearing.

Approximately 25 months ago, we learned about coronavirus, and it was a scary, worldwide health issue.

I'm very concerned with the situation in the Ukraine and with the refugees.

I have quite a few people in my district who went to Afghanistan, and they had interpreters.

We have already reunited more than 200 separated families. We have 400 more in process, and our work will not be done until we reunite them all.

I visited with First Lady Biden when she came to Memphis, and she visited with the families.

We need to ensure that the United States understands how the interaction with climate change, wildlife, and humans can have an impact on diseases and potential future pandemics.

Mr. Chair, the American people aren't stupid. They see this charade for what it is.

I can't believe that I have to say it out loud in this day and age, but intelligent, accomplished women who are allowed to have their own thoughts and opinions independent of their husbands, that's the way it ought to be and that's the way…

The fact that we are even discussing this topic is frankly beneath the dignity of this Committee, and I've been on the Judiciary Committee now for 26 years.

I think everybody should agree. The Supreme Court, which is the most powerful institution in our government should have ethical guidelines.