Tom Wheeler: “The perfect is the enemy of the good.”

It is hard to understate the seriousness of something like this for two reasons. One, as has been pointed out, this is the people's money.

We are stuck with the buggywhip era, the horse and buggy era of analog 9-1-1.

The big kick I get is that AT&T and the cable companies have been putting out statements that say, 'This is going to thwart innovation.' And I scratch my head and say, 'My goodness, let's see. When was the last time that competition…

We must be vigilant. What we have been doing, as I said before, is playing Whac-a-Mole on this.