Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And thank you all for your testimony and time today.

Thank you for your leadership on the AIRWAVES bill and your recognition of the importance of satellite.

I think, again, just the national security component of this is so critical and shouldn't be overlooked.

Those private-public partnerships, which were developed with the local ranchers, with the local counties, with our state, were actually yielding what we wanted to be able to achieve.

It is interesting, being able to hear the stories from the different states, from Nevada to Montana to Idaho and into Utah, as well, in terms of being able to come up with plans that actually work for our individual states.

Chairman, I think that subpoenas may be really considered in this point.

I would hope that we would work as a committee to extend that funding out past 2018 because it expires in 2018.

we have been talking today about 21st Century Cures and the billion dollars that Fred Upton and I were pleased to put into that bill for State funding to develop opioid prevention programs.

if anybody has any concern this is impacting all American families, my daughter, who is a Type 1 diabetic, just got a letter from Medtronic last week saying her new insulin pump was not going to arrive because of the problems we're having…

I wouldn't want them concerned about a patient--the patient safety issues. We have to clean them up for our veterans.

The scope of potential health risks that are caused by this ongoing crisis, it is still coming into focus, but it is clearly considerable.

This 2017 hurricane season has been one of the most damaging on record.

Also, it would take away good jobs from the island if those facilities start to close down.

I think we probably have a little further to go with that.

I am concerned that poor management of the hurricane response at a Federal level may be hindering response efforts.

His leaving affirms that working together is not a value for some people and bipartisanship is not a value for some people.

President Trump's proposed wall would be extremely costly and would require the Federal Government to confiscate private lands.

My hope is that the Senate, and the house, and the President will work together to deal with an issue that confronts us right now with respect to the CSR's.