House Proceeding 10-14-09 on Oct 14th, 2009 :: 1:50:20 to 1:51:40
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Steve King: if you're a rich sheik from bahrain, and need a hip, where are you going to go? of a. mr. king: you didn't read the text below that. u.s. companies have developed half of all new major medicines introduced worldwide over the past 20 years. it happens to also be true that

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Speech By: Steve King

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Steve King: in the united states slightly more than half of the research dollars in the entire dollars are invested here. those things are not coincidences. it's almost directly proportional to the dollars. i like to think we have innovative skills and there's something within our culture and mindset that makes us push harder than that.

1:51:05 to 1:51:26( Edit History Discussion )

Steve King: what we're hearing from the gentleman from indiana that this policy punishes the very most successful among us in this country and it's likely to drive them overseas. and i will tell you that i had a long conversation with reapt tif from one of the large well-known medical industries in the country and they developed technology and i am not going to define it any more than it would be

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Steve King: transformative, from a cure standpoint, and they look here -- they look at deploying that in other countries where they could actually get it deployed moreuickly. if that happens, if they can introduce ne cures in other countries, the research dollars