I think it is fundamentally true that it is small 'D' democratic that communities should be able to come together, if they feel the private sector is passing them by, and try to explore if they can do it for themselves.
Communities should have the right to explore self-provisioning broadband if private sector fails.
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I want to acknowledge that the Emergency Connectivity Fund, championed by Chairman Van Hollen, has also been instrumental in closing the digital divide.
weaponize the licensing authority of the FCC in a way that is fundamentally at odds with the First Amendment.
We can't do this on our own. We have got to find like-minded nations and then work with others.
We are going to the World Radio Conference. That is a conference where global spectrum authorities gather every 4 years to discuss their plans for the wireless future.
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