Yes, we need to allocate more spectrum--but that only addresses a fraction of what we need to be doing to spur greater wireless infrastructure deployment.

This is a phenomenal opportunity for a bipartisan, profoundly patriotic approach to an issue that can explode our economy.

My friends at Kleiner have told me basically a lot of the innovations now are not happening in the United States.

We believe that the United States should enact a comprehensive privacy law regarding the collection and use of personal information.

The U.S. is in vital need of more spectrum in order to meet unprecedented and growing demand for video, data, Wi-Fi connectivity and more.

We applaud Senator Booker, Senator Rubio, Congresswoman Eshoo and other co-sponsors for taking steps toward addressing this growing concern.

I am now really over on my time. We have people that get injured every year, and other countries like France are using drones to fix poles.

We thank Senators Rubio and Booker for their sponsorship of the Wi-Fi Innovation Act and look forward to working with them on this important legislation.

we have to create more spectrum availability

I think government hoards too much spectrum, and I think that there is a need for more spectrum out there.

Absolutely incredible. What I go back to is I think the main loss here is the loss of faith and trust we have in a form of government that is the gold standard for the world, yet we are violating our own citizens on an everyday basis and…

It is not only important. I have got to tell you it is far beyond important. Important is dismissive. It is critical.

We are killing these people and their businesses on a suspicion that they may have done something wrong.

You are truly brave people, and you are the real patriots. Thank you.

You, Mr. Sowers, if you came in--people that I represent back home, they will come in and buy a car...

I think sometimes the confusion is, who do we represent as Congressman? I do not represent the United States Government.

I get tired of people come in from Government agencies saying, 'Oh, listen, you don't understand how it goes.'

I have got to file this form 8300, which is affectionately called--this is incredible--a suspicious transaction.