If the bills were not ready to share with the administration or with Democratic Members, then this hearing should have been postponed until a later date.

I mentioned earlier that I am interested in how new and novel satellite technologies can bridge the connectivity gap during natural disasters like hurricanes and wildfires.

failing to ensure that the United States remains a market leader in this sector risks our Nation falling behind.

we must begin examining this industry now so that the United States can prepare for the satellite technologies of today and tomorrow.

we can't risk having our satellite networks face the same challenges we have seen in some of our other communication networks.

the stakes could not be higher for the American satellite marketplace.

Failing to ensure that the United States remains a market leader in this sector risks our Nation falling behind our counterparts across the globe.

We can't risk having our satellite networks face the same challenges we have seen in some of our other communication networks.

Democrats on this committee have long prioritized a response to pandemic preparedness and response.

I urge a strategy that is bipartisan and that will return to responsible governance, working in the interests of all Americans.

House Republicans have pledged the Nation's full faith and credit to force devastating cuts to Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid.

I urge opposition to this bill. As Mr. Takano said, so many things will immediately end needlessly from this legislation. Mr. Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.