Doris Matsui

As you know, paid prioritization has been a priority of mine for several years...

Well, I don't agree with you there.

By reinstating the 2015 that applies Section 201 and 202 of the Communications Act that creates a standard to prevent unjust and unreasonable and discriminatory network practices.

Your rhetoric on mental health and addiction is not matched by your actions.

I think that it is important for us to support this type of legislation because at least it gives people an opportunity to acknowledge that the internet is like a utility.

I think we all agree that calls terminating at public safety answering points shouldn't be dropped.

We need a free and open internet and hearings like this are very necessary.

I think that it is important to put net neutrality protections in statute.

Don't you think the internet deserves its own chapter? I mean, it is so all-encompassing.

The President's 2020 budget proposes to cut Medicaid by $1.5 trillion over 10 years and turning the vital program into a block grant to the States.

I have gotten many of my constituents coming forward and saying that they are really very concerned regarding the step therapy.

Yet, shoring up Medicaid and strengthening that program is perhaps the single best thing we can do to expand access to mental health and substance use treatment services.

I just want a yes or no.

Yet, I am concerned that your proposed budget, while it does include funding and investments for the Community Mental Health Services Block Grant and for Certified Community Behavioral Health Centers, it is accompanied by massive cuts to…

I am extremely concerned by the priorities reflected in the President's budget, because this proposal directly and negatively impacts hardworking families who depend on crucial services.

I certainly hope that in our conversation today we can address the failings in HHS's budget vision and how the agency should, in fact, be working to protect all Americans.

I want to personally thank the chairman for reviving FCC authority to fund rural broadband and Lifeline.

We were asked by the public to create basic net neutrality rules and this bill is a start to doing that.

the software as it stood there would disproportionately target minorities.

Obviously, the software as it stood there would disproportionately target minorities.

Recently, I got to join Representatives Brenda Lawrence, Ro Khanna, and others, on ethical guidelines for AI development.

But may I just say about California there has not been much action on the Federal front, we all know that.

There are ways that I know Mr. Grimaldi saying he is already working with the State of California, I think that is really very important.

Thank you very much, Madam Chair. And I want to thank the panel for being here today. This has been a very enlightening discussion.

We applaud your promise to have no rate increases for 3 years and have each worker have an opportunity to work somewhere else in the company.