No department or agency of the United States Government may procure, or enter into any contract for the procurement of, any goods, technology, or services from any foreign person described in subsection (a) of this section.

One of the most important goals for the millennium is to give every child in America access to the universe of knowledge and ideas by connecting every school and library in our country to the Internet by the year 2000.

We must harness the powerful forces of science and technology to benefit all Americans.

It will also enable us to connect our schools and our libraries to the information superhighway.

Our borders have been greatly strengthened with more personnel and better technology.

We can pay for that one and still protect Medicare and Medicaid, invest in education and the environment and technology.

Every single classroom in America... is hooked up to this worldwide information superhighway.

It's important for all us who are trying to put this equipment at the fingertips of our educators to remember that what happens then is the magic between the teachers, the children, and the parents.

Technology is only as good as the people who are using it.

Do you think that having access to the computer makes all children believe that they're equal?

When we complete the work of bringing the information superhighway to all education and to all of our people, it will empower everybody.

I have an obligation to make sure that all of our children have access to world-class education through the finest technology.

The nature of work itself is changing; there is more mind and less muscle in work.

Today, the information revolution is spreading light, the light Jefferson spoke about, all across our land and all across the world.

But if every parent uses this chip wisely, it can become a powerful voice against teen violence, teen pregnancy, teen drug use, and for both learning and entertainment.

I am very proud that this new legislation includes the V-chip.

It will help to unlock the power of the digital revolution.

It makes no sense to eliminate an industry-driven, highly competitive, cost-shared initiative like our Advanced Technology Program (ATP).