We must work together to do what the Foreign Service Act set out to do, to create a work force at the State Department that is representative of America.

the reason that this investigation is so important to the future of our country is because our country has a history of this battle between concentrated economic power, monopolies, and democracy.

Congress must stand up to these new robber barons to protect our public institutions, to restore democratic and economic freedoms.

Lawmakers should open up competition through interoperability, and immediately, in order to preserve our elections.

Our democracy is hanging in the balance. The time to act is now, decisively and with courage.

This committee is correct to be considering both regulatory tools as part of that solution.

structurally separating the platforms from the commerce will give everyone a fair shot at innovating, reaping the rewards of their hard work.

Protecting competition in digital marketplaces requires that the laws efficiently distinguish between pro- and anti-competitive conduct.

This has to change. Congress, not the Supreme Court, must be the body responsible for defining the scope of those laws.

Congress should use bright-line rules and presumptions to remove complexity and make antitrust cases easier, faster, and cheaper.

it is incumbent on the Congress of the United States to fulfill our responsibility to make sure our economy works and we safeguard our democracy.

We've been under monopoly rule for so long, but we're suffering from a crisis of imagination.

The urgency of doing our work cannot be overstated.

Ultimately, we are depending on you, Congress, to fix this.

We need actually bright-line rules.

Without regulatory intervention, these companies will continue to act in their self-interests rather than in the interest of free and fair competition or privacy.

There is nothing more congressional than antitrust law.

I do not believe Section 2 is sufficient because the soft preferencing and soft prioritization is so rampant.