There's one message for us here in the public and quite another for investors.

I am expecting Congress now to take a much different leadership role.

You virtually have a monopoly and you've used it to your advantage, but, unfortunately, it's at the expense of people who need it.

While the price of EpiPens shot up exponentially, so did Ms. Bresch's paycheck and the lavish compensation of her fellow executives at Mylan.

As soon as he got out of the hearing, you know what he called us? Imbeciles.

You should foresee that just continuing as we continue to maximize the EpiPen franchise.

I propose that maybe we need a price protection program for public health drugs, and that we need to decide a public formulary.

They raised the prices, the reason being, I believe, to get filthy rich at the expense of our constituents.

I was just struck with what humanitarians you people of Mylan really are.

I did read your testimony, Ms. Bresch, and I was not impressed.

I'm concerned that this is a rope-a-dope strategy.

You have 94 percent of the market share.

If we really want to do something, that is money waiting to be taken advantage of

The burden is on the Government of Turkey to present evidence that would meet any reasonable legal threshold.

I share the concern of the chairman and my colleagues that President Erdogan... has actually lost sympathy.

Other than that, we killed it. I mean, at some point the critics have to take responsibility for charges they made that have in fact not been borne out.

I happen to believe that the U.S.-Turkey relationship is a very strategic and critical one.

I think it is a great distortion for us to focus only on the threat from the radicalization within the Muslim community in this country or abroad.

I find it ironic. Mr. Spiro, was not the ACA absolutely modeled on a Republican Governor's health care bill in Massachusetts?

the scandal of not taking advantage of that has cost Virginia billions of dollars of Federal money

I would like to see our committee try to act, on controversial issues especially, in the bipartisan manner that, by and large, has characterized, I think, your chairmanship and the ranking member's tenure as well.

Until recently, Moshe Ya'alon was the Israeli Defense Minister. He said, today, because of the nuclear deal, Iran no longer poses an existential threat to Israel.

I strongly support Mr. Engel's amendment, which I think accomplishes what all of us on this committee in a bipartisan way should want.

I believe that Mr. Engel has made a very creative attempt at trying to find common ground. I will support Mr. Engel's substitute, and, sadly, I will be required to oppose the chairman's bill.

I don't think we have--I mean, it is not apparent to me that we have a lot of options.