mr. brady: mr. speaker, i join with chairman neal in urging the house to take the final legislative step only toeding the flow of -- to ending the flow of american dollars toward russian oil that acts as a treasury for russia's war machine. soon president biden will have a bill on his desk that demonstrates that we stand with the people of ukraine. as chairman neal pointed out, the ukrainian people have been waiting. the action we take today is long overdue but just as necessary. and since we first debated this bill, the horror of putin's war in ukraine has been on display for the world to see. today we will make sure this american -- make sure american dollars will no longer fund russia's war machine by blocking all russian energy imports. bill also strengthens the sanctions by ensuring that before the ban can be lifted, russia must meet try clear criteria. withdraw forces from ukraine, poses no military threat of aggression to nato and recognizes the right of the people of ukraine to independently

with that, let me recognize the ranking member, mr. brady. >> thank you mr. chairman for holding this important hearing. thank you to our witnesses. with substance abuse on the rise , american families are facing a real mental health crisis. we will hear about those challenges so many americans are struggling with. these problems can impact anyone. seniors, veterans, and our children. everybody is touched by these issues. we need to recognize and get back to working together to strengthen america's communities. i worried the biden administration is mishandling this pandemic, including tests and therapies with prolonged shutdowns. half of all seniors reported that during the pandemic they were isolated and spending less time doing the things they enjoyed. without the routine and social environments, suicide attempts by teenage girls increased by 50%. two out of three people reported the pandemic had an negative impact on their recovery. america is in the midst of a drug epidemic fueled by fentanyl . it is now the leading cause of death for americans 18 through

with that, let me recognize the ranking member, mr. brady. >> thank you mr. chairman for holding this important hearing. thank you to our witnesses. with substance abuse on the rise , american families are facing a real mental health crisis. we will hear about those challenges so many americans are struggling with. these problems can impact anyone. seniors, veterans, and our children. everybody is touched by these issues. we need to recognize and get back to working together to strengthen america's communities. i worried the biden administration is mishandling this pandemic, including tests and therapies with prolonged shutdowns. half of all seniors reported that during the pandemic they were isolated and spending less time doing the things they enjoyed. without the routine and social environments, suicide attempts by teenage girls increased by 50%. two out of three people reported the pandemic had an negative impact on their recovery. america is in the midst of a drug epidemic fueled by fentanyl . it is now the leading cause of death for americans 18 through

with that, let me recognize the ranking member, mr. brady, for the purpose of the opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman for holding this important hearing. thank you to our witnesses. i am well i'm glad to see the committee back together, 1100, working on important issues. so the substance abuse is on the rise, among other risk factors, including social isolation, american families are facing a real mental health crisis. during today's hearing, we will hear about those real life challenges cross country are struggling. these problems can impact anyone. seniors, veterans suffering from post combat mental health practices. even our children, everyone is touched by these issues. to help the patients and families, we need to recognize the stock policies that worsen despair, disconnection, and get back to working together to strengthen american communities. i worry that the biden administration's mishandling of the pandemic, including tests, treatment, therapies and prolonged shutdowns of social isolation have only exacerbated the problem

with that, let me recognize the ranking member, mr. brady. >> thank you mr. chairman for holding this important hearing. thank you to our witnesses. with substance abuse on the rise , american families are facing a real mental health crisis. we will hear about those challenges so many americans are struggling with. these problems can impact anyone. seniors, veterans, and our children. everybody is touched by these issues. we need to recognize and get back to working together to strengthen america's communities. i worried the biden administration is mishandling this pandemic, including tests and therapies with prolonged shutdowns. half of all seniors reported that during the pandemic they were isolated and spending less time doing the things they enjoyed. without the routine and social environments, suicide attempts by teenage girls increased by 50%. two out of three people reported the pandemic had an negative impact on their recovery. america is in the midst of a drug epidemic fueled by fentanyl . it is now the leading cause of death for americans 18 through

kildee, and the gentleman from texas, mr. brady, each will control 10 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from michigan. mr. kildee: thank you, madam speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. first, i want to -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. kildee: thank you. first, i want to thank chairman neal for his leadership on the ways and means committee in helping to bring this important legislation to the floor. right now, families and seniors that i represent in michigan and all across the country are paying too much for prescription drugs, in particular, for insulin, and that's why congresswoman craig, congresswoman mcbath, and i introduced this bill to make insulin more affordable. this legislation will lower out-of-pocket costs for those with diabetes by ensuring that insurers and medicare cannot charge more than $35 a month. insulin was discovered over 100 years ago. since then, little about this lifesaving medication has changed, but the price of insulin in the united states has absolutely skyrocketed. and as a result

mrs. -- >> somebody said, man, i feel like i just watched a rom-com. >> they had a don't it for a wed go cake. and finally, tom brady in one scene he gets emotional reflecting on his relationship with his parents. >> i'm 44. i have a family, i'm a dad to some amazing children. and -- when i think about being a dad, i think about him because of what my dad men to me. >> as for his unretirement, brady said there's time for him brady said there's time for him to do other things and still the with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema, with clearer skin and less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. you're probably thinking that these two are in some sort of lover's qua

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