I think Equifax must have--must be or been a good a company at one point in time, but this length of time on a breach this big in this day and age... is absolutely unacceptable.

Will you commit to not use forced arbitration on accounts that were set up without the authorization of the customer?

4.3 million people, by the way, is over 4 times the population of the State of Montana.

Every day there's updates.

But if a vendor had to provide more services, typically prices would go up?

And I just want to highlight that some are more important than others.

In the software industry, is it standard practice that that's done as part of the initial purchase price of the product or is there typically a separate maintenance contract?

We need to make sure that our government is secure, and particularly the Internet of Things security is important.

OK, Tim, the only time I get in fights with folks who are talking is when they do not give me a 'yes' or 'no' answer when I really ask it.

I hope this all works, because I think it is absolutely essential that it works.

I know I am out of time here. We are good at playing checkers in Montana with the nature of land ownership, that is for sure.

Unfortunately, according to the FCC's 2016 Fixed Broadband Report, 65 percent of the population on tribal lands lack access to fixed telecommunications services, 65 percent.

This is going to be impossible to keep moving forward unless we close this rural-urban gap.

Technology has removed geography as a constraint.

I do not understand what went into that thought process.

It is obvious we need better information. It is obvious we need to invest in resources that actually get to the ground and do some good.

We need to support the recovery of endangered species, there is no doubt about that, but blocking forest management across the board is not going to help our forests.

This bill is targeted as a bipartisan fix to this court case.