Today, this committee is finally holding the Trump administration accountable for one of its worst failures.

But if you have to weigh it in balance and say that you are separating kids and all the terrible things that result from that, I think you have to be really careful not to separate kids whenever possible.

Some in the administration claim the family separation policy is over, the crisis is past, and we should move on.

the harm that is done by separating them is so much worse than if they were kept with the parent.

It has been noted, Chairman Wheeler, that you have had the unique experience of leading both the FCC as well as some of the industries that now oppose strong net neutrality.

I have to note that the HHS witness today is not the person we asked to be here.

We must act on climate.

We simply cannot afford to delay any longer. And we must discuss ways to help communities better adapt to the changes that we are already seeing.

I know there are those who believe we cannot address this problem because the costs are too high. But, the costs of not acting are far higher and more painful.

I believe very strongly that if we are going to do something on a bipartisan basis to address climate change...

I just wanted to emphasize, Mr. Chairman, the priority for our committee in addressing climate change.

I know there are those who believe we can't address this problem because the costs are too high. But the costs of not acting are far higher and a lot more painful.