Make no mistake, the advent of the Internet of Things could result in a sea change in the way we interact with our world, how we go about our lives in our homes, and economic growth and jobs.

The Internet of Things can hack into insulin pumps and cause an overdose to occur or take over a pacemaker and cause a heart attack.

Hackers can access your car and take over basic functions, such as acceleration and braking control.

The promise of the Internet of Things must be balanced with real concerns over privacy.

You know why I asked that question?

The allocation of additional spectrum, Mr. Chairman, is a subject that we need to get into.

I wish to speak about the Ukraine. Lord knows the President of the United States has enough on his plate, and he is trying to make the right decisions about what to do in giving assistance to the Ukrainian people and to the Ukrainian army…

the clock is ticking at the Department of Homeland Security, and we are about to run out of money. We will run out of money at the end of this month. If we get into a situation where the Department that is tasked with the protection of…

the third and last subject I wish to address is the launch of a major spacecraft/satellite which will be for the interest of the United States and the free world. Hopefully, that will take place tomorrow evening around 6 p.m. I was at the…

I wish to talk about the necessity of having an appropriations bill for the Department of Homeland Security and the fact that it is being held up over the issue of folks in the House of Representatives who do not want to appropriate money…

First, I want to congratulate my fellow Floridian, Senator Marco Rubio, on his Chairmanship of the Oceans, Atmosphere, Fisheries, and Coast Guard subcommittee.

Mr. Romine, the voluntary program works as long as everybody is volunteering.