other countries outside of the U.S. are forging trade agreements in a dynamic market like global commodity trade

Yes, and that is my concern here, is that, you know, in our race to save a few pennies here and there, we are sacrificing both availability that Ms. Bray talked about and quality.

Americans need more reliable access to lifesaving drugs.

We are also far too dependent on foreign countries for generic drugs and active pharmaceutical ingredients, or API, especially China and India.

But you have taken 60,000 options, plans off the table.

And then you have taken 60,000 plans nationwide across the board off the table.

It stands to reason, does it not, that when you limit the number of plans, you create an incentive for price increases.

It is obvious from the testimony that a staggering amount of information is collected on Americans every day, frequently without their knowledge or consent.

I want to talk about the Fourth Amendment, because this is one of the places where I think we don't spend nearly enough time talking about it.

Thank you very much. The gentleman yields back. I now recognize the gentleman from Texas, Dr. Burgess, for his 5 minutes of questioning.

I am particularly concerned with the implications that has on the sick, the elderly, the youth, and the military.