So you think that this is going to be the future, and in essence, as fast as we can do this, the better it is going to be?

The clarity of the final guidance can improve confidence for investment and bringing new innovative applications to the consumer.

The Affordable Care Act was carefully drafted so not to add to the deficit.

Technology is changing health care as we know it.

Right, exactly, but the unlicensed spectrum is also necessary for you too, correct?

We understand how important that is and how important it is to free up the federal spectrum.

I understand the frustration here, and I am frustrated too regarding the draft of 2011.

If we don't see strong participation from the broadcasters during the incentive auction process that reaches Congress' goals, does FCC have a fallback plan?

In case, just in case it does not work out quite the way you feel it should work out, do you have a next step at all?

I do believe that DOD, NTIA, and the FCC understand the urgency that they must reevaluate underutilized government spectrum holdings.

Most people would like to see agreements reached that are fair to consumers and I think one thing almost everybody could agree with is Congress shouldn't put too heavy of a finger on that scale.