Anna Eshoo: “But I do think that there are some things that, if they are carcinogens, they should just be banned.”

I have to say that I am really deeply disappointed. Deeply disappointed.

Chairwoman Rosenworcel, for as long as I can remember, you have been in my view the leading voice about the need to close the digital divide and the homework gap.

I think that, you know, to a person--well, maybe not to a--well, just--I am getting myself in a little trouble here.

It is stunning to me that someone pays for something, they don't get it, but the person or the entity they paid it to still gets to keep it.