I have heard from students in Texas who do homework at fast food restaurants with fries because it is the only place they know where they can get a free Wi-Fi signal.

So I think it is time for a National Broadband Map that offers an honest and current picture of wired and wireless broadband all across the country.

I wanted to get your feedback on the importance of the AIRWAVES Act, which I introduced earlier this year with Senator Gardner.

Well, and it may be that as we further these conversations that Congress has to get involved, too, in identifying where we think investments should go and trying to help strike that balance with the industry.

we would like so many people in our rural areas to be able to access medicine through a tele-connection.

the importance of being able to do that in a way and at a time that makes sense, given people's busy lives, is really increasingly important.

I will often have one conversation with providers and industry about the levels of connectivity and then I am out.

A number of us in the Senate are very concerned that there may be a rescinding or elimination of the E-Rate program and some restrictions on the other Universal Service programs.

It is essential that any infrastructure package must include broadband buildout and investment.

I think it is critically important purely for that perspective.

I want the community to know I started in public life in the New Hampshire State Senate.

the capacity to do telemedicine is increasingly important, as it is for people who live far away from providers.