Cory Gardner

I've been proud to support that line during my time in the House of Representatives and in the Senate.

I would like to get your commitment that you'll review existing regulations pertaining to train horn noise.

This decision needs to be made soon, and it needs to be, I believe, a re-designation of that state sponsor of terror.

When you see a report like the C480 report that shows over 5,000 entities doing business with China, does that provide evidence that you can use?

Can we expect additional sanctions within the next 30 days?

I believe this is a matter of state right and state water law that should be supreme.

I would hope to get your commitment at the Commission that the Commission will continue to work to ensure that mapping data used at the FCC represents an accurate on-the-ground account of mobile coverage.

I would like to send a strong message to Ajit, as I do to all Kansans, just remember it's our water.

I want to commend the Commission for releasing a draft order on Mobility Fund Phase II that recognizes the existing Form 477 data is not adequate for determining accurate mobile coverage across the country.

The importance of 5G, the opportunities that it poses for this country, the challenges it poses, and how we can work together to address it.

So if confirmed, will you review the proposal to eliminate funding for the LEO office?

I would like your commitment to work with DIA and other airports to ensure that their checkpoints, their TSA checkpoints, are adequately funded, the transition process at DIA is smooth and on schedule with minimal disruption.

I authored known at the SCREEN FAST Act. The bill established a pilot program at category X airports for the purpose of implementing innovative screening checkpoints.

If there is no further business to come before the Senate, I ask unanimous consent that it stand adjourned under the previous order and that our prayers be with the Capitol Police and the Members of Congress who were hurt today. There…

I ask that the Chair lay before the Senate the message to accompany S. 1083. The Presiding Officer laid before the Senate the following message from the House of Representatives: Resolved, That the bill from the Senate (S. 1083) entitled…

I'm happy if anybody else wants to take a shot at that.

I'm excited about the opportunities created by autonomous vehicles to reduce congestion and prevent accidents.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman, and thanks to all of you for being here today.

I think one of the things the Senate should look at soon is the PATCH Act.

I think it is an interesting idea. Personally I think we should go for more practical projects.

I do not mean an actual use of a nuclear bomb. I mean is there a sort of theoretical digital version of a nuclear deterrent within the cyber realm...

Do we have a nuclear deterrent in cyber?

What China has done to South Korea is basically a schoolyard bully when it comes to retaliating against South Korea's decision.

I have an amendment to the sanctions bill that would require cyber sanctions on Iran.

Did we make the costs sufficient enough on North Korea in relation to Sony?