Tom Wheeler

We just had a $51 million judgment against a company called Total Call Mobile which was engaged in virulent fraud.

$267 million went back into the pockets of consumers who had been bilked because they were charged for things they did not buy.

We have a crisis in bringing public safety communications into the digital era.

This is the people's money. We need to get it out.

about 80 percent of Americans have either only one choice or zero choice.

Openness is at the core of what built the Internet.

these kinds of issues are important to not only the future of how we build out telecommunications, but the future economic opportunities and structure in our country.

I think it is the marriage of two things. One, the power of Moore's Law, and how computer chips are doubling in processing capacity every two years.

What is really upsetting is the way in which slick lawyers come in and take advantage of rules that this committee created.

Yes, sir. We have a flat-out ban on those kinds of paid fast lanes.

The answer is in competition. That competition is coming over-the-top.

Peering and interconnection is not net neutrality, it might be a cousin or a sibling, but it is not net neutrality.