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United States parliament
Brett Guthrie
Representative · Republican
Spoke in: House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Commerce, Manufacturing, and Trade, House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Energy, House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Health, House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology, House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Environment, House Energy and Commerce, Floor, House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations, House Rules
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"Lowering Health Care Costs for All Americans: Examining Policies to Increase Health Care Transparency." · U.S. House of Representatives · 10 June 2026
Ranking Member DeGette : transparency vs. GOP ‘Big Bad Bill’
“Thank you, Chairman Griffith, thank you for holding this hearing today and thanks for all of our witnesses being here. And today we're the hearing will examine several healthcare transparency policies and build on this committee's many years of bipartisan…”
Watch from 26:36Full Committee Chair Guthrie : codifying Trump transparency rules
“These policies will help provide actionable pricing information to patients and employers empowering them with the tools they need to get high quality care at the best price. This will ultimately bolster competition and improve American healthcare and affordability for…”
Watch from 27:08Chair Guthrie Q&A : employer data use and plan design innovations
“Thank you. To Mr. Greminger, the price transparency rules that we have now been in effect for several years now, and we've seen updates made over time to improve the usability of this data for consumers and employers. Can you…”
Watch from 1:09:20
Nuclear Permitting Reform: Legislation to Advance Efficient Licensing · U.S. House of Representatives · 9 June 2026
Full Committee Chair Rogers : ADVANCE Act progress and permitting goals
“Thanks, Mr. Chairman. Thanks for having this hearing, and thanks for our witnesses for being here. This past Friday, the Energy Information Administration reported that China's nuclear capacity nearly doubled over 10 years, adding 30 gigawatts of power since 2016.…”
Watch from 28:38Ranking Member Pallone Q&A : promotion vs regulation and ACRS independence
“Thank you. The gentleman yields back. The chair now recognizes the gentleman from Kentucky, the chair of the full committee, for five minutes for questions.”
Watch from 1:20:02Full Committee Chair Q&A : risk-informed safety and national security
“Thank you, and thanks for our witnesses for being here. And starting with Ms. Korsnick, according to today's testimony and recent hearings, the NRC is working toward efficient, predictable, and timely permitting, and it is truly shifting its culture to…”
Watch from 1:20:09
Examining Legislation to Establish a Federal Comprehensive Privacy and Data Security Law · U.S. House of Representatives · 3 June 2026
Democratic leaders: exclusion concerns and critique of bill
“Thank you very much, and I want to thank my good friend, thank you, Chairman, for having us, my good friend Ashli Watts, CEO of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, for being here. And this can be a bipartisan bill.…”
Watch from 20:43Republican committee leaders: defense of state‑modeled framework
“So it's a crucial time, and I'm glad that we're here. I believe the Secure Data Act does protect individuals' data and allows us to flourish and to make sure we're the world leaders. Dr. Joyce has really led this…”
Watch from 21:19Schakowsky–Fitzgerald exchange: who writes the laws and real consumer power
“Thank you very much. And the process by writing this bill that Ms. Fitzgerald described absolutely was not the process in writing this bill. It was, Dr. Joy will speak for himself, but we met with hundreds of different people,…”
Watch from 1:00:24
LEGISLATIVE DAY OF APRIL 22, 2026 · U.S. House of Representatives · 22 April 2026
Speech
“At the same time, let us not confuse your favor as blanket approval for anything we may be inclined to say or do. As righteous as we may think we are, may we hold on to a healthy fear of…”
Watch from 5:44Speech
“The question is ordering the previous question. Members will record their votes by electronic device. This is a fifteen minute vote. On this vote, the yeas are one eighty, the nays are one seventy nine. The previous question is ordered.…”
Watch from 15:54Speech
“Madam speaker, pursuant to house resolution one one eight nine, I call up house resolution one one eight two and ask for its immediate consideration in the house. Madam speaker, I ask unanimous consent that all members may have five…”
Watch from 2:14:13
Markup of 5 Bills · U.S. House of Representatives · 4 February 2026
Full committee chair opening: DOE leadership and cyber threats
“Thank you. The gentlelady yields back. The chair now recognizes the chairman of the full committee, the gentleman from Kentucky, for five minutes for an opening statement. Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I appreciate the opportunity to be here. And thank…”
Watch from 22:35H.R. 7272: Sponsor and supporter lay out DOE-led pipeline cyber program
“The gentleman yields a minute and 43 seconds. This is the gentleman yields, so thank Mr. Chair, Mr. Vice Chair, our nation's economy and security are dependent on the uninterrupted supply of fuels and electricity, and pipelines play an essential…”
Watch from 54:01
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