Neal Dunn: “Absolutely not. What we should do is have a coherent process that, when a decision is made, that the decision sticks.”

We need to ensure that the regulatory processes, in fact, support innovation and don't hamper that or get in the way.

I want to briefly commend my colleague, Mr. Soto, who just spoke.

I hereby remove my name as cosponsor of H.R. 361. The SPEAKER pro tempore. The gentleman's request is granted. ____________________

It is concerning if China can efficiently deploy their 5G architecture and develop software that rides on top of these next-gen networks.