Millions of conscientious Americans also support pro-life legislation and reasonable restrictions on the abortion practice because it is pro-women to do so.

Every single human life is sacred because that value is given to us not by the State, but by our Creator in Whose image all of us are made.

This is a serious issue, and there may be no more divisive issue in our country than the decades-long battle over the sanctity of human life.

We do this work because we share the same deep and abiding conviction that so many of the founders of this extraordinary Nation did about the sanctity of human life.

If you look at STELAR in a silo, regardless of where you are on expiring or being renewed, do you think the current laws...needs to be updated?

In 2006, the FBI warned of the potential consequences of White supremacist groups infiltrating local and state law enforcement.

The FBI's Black identity extremist designation could potentially categorize and criminalize Black activists and supportive organizations.

I actually share the expressions of some of the panelists who talk about why they think STELAR should expire.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. I guess I will follow-up where my colleague and dear friend, Ms. Eshoo, left off, and you are right, the signal is available for free and you are seeing more people choose that option.

I applaud Congresswoman Eshoo, and I know she spoke a few minutes ago.

That tells me there's a culture problem in law enforcement in this country.

There is no reason for Congress to create artificial crises every few years.

I am concerned that the FBI is not fully complying with this notice obligation when it comes to the use of facial recognition.

Does anybody want to come up to this table and suggest that when they wrote the law in 1992, they took into account how the world works today?

I mean, it absolutely is an opportunity for us to look at the video marketplace.

But looking at almost 25 percent of local and state law enforcement posting hateful things on social media, that tells me there's a culture problem in law enforcement in this country.

We need to reform the entire 1992 Cable Act. It is long past time for this Congress to do it.

For years, public knowledge has believed that this is an instance where a predominantly deregulatory approach is needed and has a chance of bipartisan support.