Anna Eshoo

Most helpful. Most helpful. Thank you to all of you. And bravo for the work that you have done.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding this hearing. And welcome to our witnesses.

I just want to raise something that--I understand why there was language placed in the fiscal year 2016 Omnibus...

Well, the United States played a key role in the Paris summit conference. And if just one country had objected, the whole thing would have collapsed.

I'm pleased to rise today in support of my legislation, the Energy Efficient Government Technology Act. I thank Chairman Upton, Ranking Member Pallone, and my legislative partner Congressman Adam Kinzinger for their strong support of this…

I thank my friend, the gentleman from Nebraska, the very distinguished Mr. Fortenberry. I thank him for his words and for his magnificent remarks here on the floor this evening. We obviously share the same sentiments. I think if anyone is…

Instead of talking about ways to reduce Medicaid, we should be talking about ways to strengthen Medicaid, to expand coverage, to improve quality of care and, in turn, improve health outcomes for millions of Americans.

But let me just interrupt. That is a wonderful description of exactly what many do right now, but we want to make sure everyone does that and that they have the equipment and the standards.

Thank you for convening this important hearing.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thank you to both Mr. Kennedy and Mr. Furth for your testimony.

I was not present during rollcall vote number 36 on January 12, 2016. I would like to reflect that on rollcall vote number 36, I would have voted ``no.'' The SPEAKER pro tempore. The question is on the resolution. The question was taken…

As Congresswoman Eshoo said, what is going on in rural America is critical.

I am proud to be a co-sponsor of Congresswoman Grace Meng's legislation, the Anti-Spoofing Act.

I think that is an area that we should work on relative to Mr. Kinzinger's legislation so that there is real clarity.

I have every empathy and respect for small businesses. I am the daughter of a small business owner.

I do have some concerns with the Amateur Radio Parity Act.

I am not for the FCC regulating the monthly recurring rate that consumers pay for broadband Internet access service.

I think that we can reach some common ground on this and I want to work with everyone on this.

I was not present during rollcall vote number 25 on January 8, 2016. Had I been present, I would have voted ``yes.'' personal explanation

Let me begin by saying I'm pleased that this bill includes several measures I have championed, including bills I've offered relating to energy efficiency and electric vehicles. However, I have to oppose this legislation because H.R. 8…

I believe that everybody should have the same access to those privacy protections, but I also believe that one of the dynamic forces in mobile payments is the ability to compete to provide better than other people do.

I was not present during rollcall No. 629 on November 17, 2015 due to an Energy and Commerce Committee hearing. I would like to reflect that on rollcall No. 629, I would have voted ``no.'' The SPEAKER pro tempore. The question is on the…

Like many of you, I am encouraged, actually excited, about the recent signing of the bipartisan budget agreement.

Robust, enforceable open Internet rules prevent broadband providers from blocking or throttling lawful online content or engaging in paid prioritization.

I commend Commissioner Pai for his leadership on this issue and all of you for coming together and finally getting that done.