Now this Committee is bipartisan. That is the way it has been run the last couple of years and the way it is being run now by the two leaders.

What we need to do now is to focus and get the research done to be on the cusp of solving this problem in Alzheimer's.

We are right on the cusp of finding a lot of cures for many different kinds of cancers.

I am going to talk about the fifth annual celebration of Congress Week, sponsored by the Association of Centers for the Study of Congress. It is a national commemoration which coincides with the week in which Congress achieved its first…

Let's go back. You know this flap started that prompted 4 million comments. I take it that's fairly unprecedented?

I have a letter that the Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights, they're weighing in on this.

And that's what has gone on all day.

I'll tell you, Mr. Pai, it wasn't of no concern to 4 million people.

As important as the issue of net neutrality is to this nation, we should never forget the other vital work that is done by the FCC.

And I would just conclude, Mr. Chairman, by saying that certainly the five Commissioners in front of us would never do this kind of dastardly stuff.

I remain open to a truly bipartisan congressional action provided that such action fully protects consumers.

And a lot of that was expressing their angst because they thought that their Internet was going to be messed with. Is that correct?