It seems that we have Senator Gardner followed by Senator Cortez Masto.

Thank you. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The Senator from Texas. First Anniversary of Hurricane Harvey

I think you've granted a waiver to the Mississippi Farm Bureau.

The delivery of high-quality care is no longer limited to the confines of connected brick and mortar facilities.

I do believe that the Washington Post gave that allegation three Pinocchios.

I suppose since the new order by the FCC--I assume we've had a spate of throttling and blocking that has just been outrageous.

Senator Wicker mentioned an innovative pilot program run by the University of Mississippi Medical Center.

The United States cannot afford to be missing from important international forums on ICT issues.

The Internet, as we know it, has become one of the most important inventions in history.

Just as Jefferson had to secure the sea lanes for trade in the 19th century, we must secure the information lanes for the free flow of data in the 21st.

A popular misconception about the EU's General Data Protection Regulation is that it protects privacy. It does not.

Mississippi is important to the digital future, just like Manhattan.

We didn't have a doctrine in 1963 until it happened, did we, Secretary Chertoff?

The public opinion was not onboard with the heavy-handed approach that the EU took.

Your position is it's not good for Europeans?

We have to secure the information lanes for the free flow of data today.

Is it not for Americans either?

California's GDPR-inspired legislation should be preempted federally for this very reason.