Have you all thought through from both a kind of an outreach-to-consumer standpoint and then how you're going to use these new technologies?

A lot has been said today about unity of command and I want to just drill down if I could.

I am a little bit of a broken record, Senator Bennet and I are on this issue, and Senator Menendez and Senator Schumer have raised it in terms of hospitals.

If we are going to look at bankruptcy reform that would allow principal readjustment or so-called cramdown, my hope is that it does become the hammer of last resort.

I want to follow up on some of my colleagues' comments, Senator Begich and Senator Klobuchar.

So those folks can be at 150----

But that is in the first--the Homeowner Stability Program I thought was the one that had the cap at 105.

And if we are going to do this, we have got to not just create this whole new legal pile of trouble.

And that is the program where we are going to try to modify and buy down to 31 percent of income.

We should reserve that bankruptcy process as the ultimate last-resort hammer.

I also want to commend you for organizing what I think is a very timely hearing on the reauthorization of the Satellite Home Viewer Act.

I want to say thank you to you and Mr. Smith and your very excellent staffs for the outstanding cooperation you have provided.

It is my hope, Mr. Chairman, that working with you and Mr. Smith... we can agree through our conversations and our work together on a coordinated text.

The purpose of this license was never to subsidize satellite service. It was always to serve people who could not get a distant network signal any other way.

We need to keep this 119 license, and it would be my goal strongly to defend it.

I very much appreciate your holding this hearing, and I look forward to working with you and Ranking Member Smith on this very important legislation.

So the bank will be----

I would like to see some more information on that.