Those who are most likely to have their hours cut, not get hired, are the least skilled, least experienced, least educated, and most in need of help.

It is a lasting face of America for the people in the country who were bullied through this process.

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I hope when you are done improving enforcement, you then improve enforcement, and then you improve enforcement again.

This concludes today's hearing and I again want to thank our distinguished Witnesses for their testimony.

I expect all the Members on both sides of the aisle to wear a mask for the duration of today's hearing.

I think there is consensus, both in the majority report and in the report prepared by my Republican colleagues, that self-preferencing is a problem with the dominant platforms.

That is not the way America should present itself to the world.

The United States had been the obstacle. The United States had been the laggard. The United States had been the spoiler.

Thank you, Mr. Chair.

My final question, Mr. Gundersen, is for you.

We cannot let corporations dictate the terms of our democracy any longer.

The Subcommittee will come to order.

The truth is that secret corporate funding like yours has distorted our discourse for far too long.

If you can show those things, you win under the FCC's tribunal, and you can get relief.

I am just trying to figure out what your principle looks like as you describe it.

It is time to break them up.

Thank you very much, Mr. Gundersen.