When you accommodate men, time and time again, refusing to accommodate women, we call that misogyny.

My problem is the NCAA. My problem is the Biden administration pushing a rewrite of Title IX.

We want the maps to be consistent over time. We have heard stories where people game it.

I think we need to be real careful on this discussion, though. This overbuilding is a lot more nuanced than I think some people describe it.

I just want to echo those sentiments and caution the Commission from taking action that would attempt to shoehorn an old TV regulation into the growing MVPD marketplace.

If you are in an area where 50 percent have access to broadband and 50 percent don't, you say, well, too bad for that 50 who don't.

Let's get it in the farm bill. It is subject to the annual appropriations process.

I think that is really important, that--the FCC maps are important, and they are always going to be an important asset.

I also think we have to be very careful about saying we only want to serve unserved, but underserved don't matter anymore.

It is--broadband is so important to day to day life, we want to make sure we all have access, but it has got to be at the right speed, it has got to be scalable to the future it has got to be affordable.

We want the maps to be consistent over time.

The FCC maps are not perfect, but they are better than they used to be through this first round.

We have heard from several stakeholders about the concerns regarding permitting on Federal lands within existing rights of way, which can take up to 3 years to get an approval.

I think USDA is uniquely positioned to be an important voice in this circumstance because USDA, number one, understands rural America.

Connectivity is everything, whether it is healthcare, business, education.

Internet service matters, affordability matters.

I have advocated in my opening statement that I want to make sure that when you--the Committee considers--you look at the next farm bill about--important investment in middle-mile.

First of all, it ought to be in the farm bill. This was created through the appropriations process.