I'm with you all the way, Mr. Johnson, on the assertion that nobody has any permanent squatting rights on public land.
I think that's a very fundamental problem.
Don't get too carried away with that smaller government thing, because that's not how your region advanced.
Fraud's a different matter. Fraud, I've got to go after it.
We in Congress also need to take responsibility for our part in this.
I mean--and I--this is not a new question, because I remember--unless I'm smoking something, but at this very room, this very subcommittee, ...
I would love to see a--sort of a spitball strategy that says--okay. In theory, we know we can't ever get to zero.
So I'm trying to look at the whole pie. That pie is $136 billion, 43 percent are documentation error. So what percent do we think are fraud?
Congress can't have it both ways.
While the price of EpiPens shot up exponentially, so did Ms. Bresch's paycheck and the lavish compensation of her fellow executives at Mylan...
They raised the prices, the reason being, I believe, to get filthy rich at the expense of our constituents.