Cory Booker

the proliferation that every, and smart phones are now so--I'm sorry, I'm a BlackBerry. I just lost my geek status by showing a BlackBerry and not an iPhone.

I do worry about the darker side in the way that my Chairman is discussing.

Americans, like Senator Booker, have no clue that it exists most of the time.

there are so many great advantages of it.

I really want to know for you, like, how are you planning on using your 6(b) authority under the FTC Act.

there is just a tremendous larger degree of transparency that needs to be given to the public.

The data broker industry operates in the shadows and needs more oversight.

the industry is trying to self-regulate and find a way because you recognize that this is a problem.

I am a pretty tech-savvy, X-Gen guy; I never heard of this.

I do have worries on the back end of that.

the ability for big data to be used is actually a service to many consumers.

entrepreneurialism is not going to happen if people are uncertain about what is going to happen in this space.

I think a spectrum inventory about how everyone is using their spectrum, broadcasters included, is really important.

I am wondering if there are ways that we could be doing a better job to identify those inefficiencies and convert available spectrum to nongovernmental applications with a greater sense of urgency and, frankly, predictability.

spectrum sharing is going to be a piece of this.

It could really fuel our economy and have a ripple effect in tremendous ways--in democratizing forces, in closing the digital divide, and promoting entrepreneurialism, innovation, economic growth, and more.

I think it would be almost unthinkable for the FCC to do anything other than go for 120 in this proceeding.

I think there are a lot of wins we can be achieving here--added wireless capacity, funding FirstNet, helping local broadcast affiliates make some money, which is not a bad thing indeed, and of course helping bring more revenue for deficit…

nothing replaces smart spectrum policy.

I believe we should be doing everything possible to free up what we can for both licensed and unlicensed usages.

immigration clearly helps to fuel job growth in our country.

forgive my nationalistic arrogance, but I strive for America to be the best.

this is one of the best opportunities for this economy to grow and actually produce the kind of jobs that we as a first-rate nation should have.

the U.S. Commercial Service has had, over the last decade, a pretty bad reputation and sub-par management.

Service in this capacity is also a sacrifice, and I am just greatly appreciative of your willingness to step forward and serve your country.