Thank you, Madam Chair. I do want to thank Chairman Doyle and Chair Schakowsky and the two ranking members of the subcommittees for holding this hearing today.

I think there is a lot to consider as we discuss the full scope of what Section 230 covers.

What kinds of harms get us to the table to say why we should even try to talk about changing Section 230.

I really appreciate it. It is always enlightening to hear from different points of view, because this is a pretty complicated topic.

the consumers I think, that we need to be focusing on, my constituents, the constituents of all of us here.

In many rural areas, the business case to build out broadband is very difficult, if not impossible.

I continue to have significant concerns about the accuracy of broadband maps and I think many of my colleagues share that concern as well.

It's one of the many reasons I am proud to, again, be an original cosponsor of Chairman Pallone's LIFT America Act because this works toward that goal, making sure that we get broadband out, we get sufficient cell service for all these…

this is obviously a huge problem for our constituents.

I see my time is up. I apologize I have to interrupt, but I don't want us ever to forget about rural folks and older folks.

we have got to have this relief, there is no doubt about it.