It is vital that Congress continues to consider how we can best promote innovative advancement in the private sector while also ensuring that AI is both transparent and ethical.

I completely agree. Could you elaborate on why flexibility in any framework is important for fostering innovation?

If there are problems with AI and algorithms, we should not abandon our push to innovate and move forward.

Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent to conclude my remarks today. The PRESIDING OFFICER. Without objection, it is so ordered.

Mr. President, I just listened to my colleague from Texas talk about what is going on at the border. I thought he made a lot of really good points, and I appreciate his willingness not just to talk about this issue and the crisis we have…

only the Supreme Court can overrule Roe vs. Wade

Until yesterday, I thought we all recognized that McCarthyism has no place in our democratic society.

I have faith that my colleagues, on BOTH sides of the aisle, will reject these modern-day 'red scare' tactics.

Anyone who hears Professor Omarova's story of life in the Soviet Union will understand how offensive the attacks on her character are.

I mean, they tried to audit the 2016 election. They are still trying to do it.

Well, how about the big lies? How about all the lies that Democrats have told us over the last couple of years?

Over the last decade, this subcommittee has held numerous oversight hearings on the failures of the Broadband Technology Opportunities Program.

The breadth and significance of these bills demand much more than a last-minute legislative hearing.

We are missing an opportunity to deliver a truly bipartisan success for the American people.

If not fixed, this bill has language that gives the NTIA and Assistant Secretary vast authority to spend the money as he or she wishes.

For over a decade, expanding broadband access has been a shared bipartisan goal.

While it is disappointing that we are not considering all of the bills included in our package, this is a good first step.

Mr. President, I ask unanimous consent to print the following letters into the Congressional Record. There being no objection, the material was ordered to be printed in the Record, as follows: U.S. Senate, Committee on Banking, Housing…