We need to challenge them in court.

Congress is working to reinstate the Office of Cyber Coordinator at the State Department.

We owe many of the cutting edge products and services we enjoy today to the Internet economy.

That's why the U.S. and our allies need to maintain our leadership to preserve and advance democratic principles.

Thank you for holding today's hearing, which provides Committee members the opportunity to explore important issues regarding the global Internet and digital communications issues.

It strikes me that AEI's got a point there, Dr. Layton.

Shouldn't the GDPR be part of our negotiation?

I intend to speak for a few moments as in morning business concerning the National Flood Insurance Program, which is set to expire tomorrow night at midnight, July 31, and which certainly this body will not allow to expire. We will…

Internet data is an essential commodity for businesses to compete and grow in the global digital market.

Was the GDPR a statute enacted by the European Parliament or was it written by a regulatory agency?

This underscores the importance of today's hearing in getting the policy right.

I want to applaud Senator Klobuchar for her leadership on the proposed bill.

We must walk the talk.

Unfortunately, our leadership is being jeopardized by this Administration.

Are the panelists all in agreement on the concept of a Cyber NATO?

We need to show leadership in this area so there are alternatives and this doesn't become a global standard.

The rollout of a 5G network should is expected to deliver 3 million new jobs and contribute $1.2 trillion to the U.S. economy.

Thank you very much.