Eric Schmitt: “You get this hammer-and-sickle wave we saw in New York — that is not going to be an isolated incident.”

We’ve got to talk about it. I think that in many ways, we are the victim of our own success because it’s off the headlines a little bit more.

I don’t — you know here’s the thing — my job is to ask the questions. He’s already — and if that’s what his answer is — then that’s what his answer is.

Here’s the thing — my job is to ask the questions.

Missouri families and businesses rely on broadband every day, and when critical infrastructure is vandalized or stolen, they are the ones who ultimately pay the price through service disruptions and higher costs.