Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding this important hearing on receivers.

As recent disputes over interference clearly illustrate that the center of these conflicts is the question of who bears the cost of mitigating interference, the incumbent or the newcomer?

Can you refer me to the part of the statute that we need to focus on, yes or no?

Can you specify in the act that we have to tighten the definitions?

Let me interrupt you, since you talk over us.

Here--I want to follow through on some of the gentleman from Michigan, Mr.

I just want to thank you for holding this hearing and this series on how we are able to more efficiently use our spectrum.

I have to congratulate the contractors of NNSA for accomplishing something based upon their mind-boggling incompetence that hasn't happened here in a while, and that is uniting Republicans and Democrats in our desire for change and reform…

we need more oversight, efficient oversight, force-on-force.

When you have that level of incompetence, to keep the same people and organization in place probably isn't a good decision.

cameras are critical.