We are very happy that some of the changes were made.

I think what happens sometimes--again, it ties into that other issue of when you buy a phone and you're not quite sure whether the service is going to work or not.

I felt so strongly about getting this bill done. I was pleased we got it done and passed on a bipartisan basis.

I can still tell you that in rural parts of our country... the cell phone coverage still goes bad.

I had quite an experience down there at Representative Clyburn's fish fry that I will never forget.

The complaint right now--and this is why we had this hearing--is just concerns about some of the prices right now.

I introduced a bill last year called the 'Cell Phone Consumer Empowerment Act' with a number of my Commerce colleagues.

I think the key is to have it be a chisel and not a hammer in trying to get to the right place.

I think the willingness to focus on that part of the time, what education they get when they're in prison--no one wants to say they're getting out, but they are.

I always remember, it's not going to be on the gated communities, it's not going to be where a lot of my colleagues live.

We have been called the land of not just 10,000 lakes, but 10,000 treatment centers.