So, you feel like we don't have the balance in the bill right now that you want to see.

I'm really glad that the Chairman added the strategic technology reserve in there. I think it's something that the Congress needs to weigh in on.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And I really want to just really thank the Chairman and his staff for just spending hours, and hours, and hours in trying to get this bill right, trying to take in--everybody's views into consideration.

I want to thank you for being here today, and also want to echo what you said about the importance of piracy.

I feel the Stevens approach is the best way to effectively protect our Internet without over-regulating.

It would be a tragedy for our Nation if net neutrality is the basis upon which it is entirely taken down.

I really meant it when I said that nobody really has got a definition for 'net neutrality.'

I will guarantee you, if you walk down Pennsylvania Avenue, or any other street in this town, and you ask 20 people what 'net neutrality' is or means, you will get 20 different answers.

Do you think that our approach on video franchising is where we should be in this piece of legislation?

I commend him, I commend the Co-Chairman, Senator Inouye, for trying to work with this committee.

I'll take 7, sir.

I wish to take as much time as I can, sir. And so, that means, I guess, I go to the back of the line for the 7-minute inning?

I don't see us as capital-starved.

I think the latest draft of the legislation does have good language that will grow community broadband efforts.

I introduced the Community Broadband Act with Senator McCain, and I thank Mr. McCurdy for mentioning it.

In June 2006, you still had the plan.

Our Home Loans group should complete its repositioning within the next 12 months and will be in a position to profitably grow its market share of Option ARM, home equity, subprime, and Alt A.

And maybe some of our friends who want to cut and run out of Iraq maybe can feel a little comforted that our mission is showing some success.