Given the magnitude of the industrial decarbonization challenge, I'd like to ask you, Mr. Shah, on how we can begin to address such a problem.

More funding is needed.

There must be a financial imperative for industry to decarbonize.

The manufacturing sector is the lifeblood of the American economy--responsible for nearly 13 million American jobs.

I have been stepping up to make sure that we are able to close these divides across the country and make use of spectrum as well.

Can I get a commitment today, Mr. Chairman and Mr. Knapp, that we can work together to raise this issue...

I have also repeatedly heard concerns that 5G networks may not reach rural and Tribal communities for years.

Congress must embrace them as fellow citizens and stop jeopardizing their access to healthcare.

The lack of adequate funding for Medicaid programs in the territories is not only unacceptable, it is inhumane.

Why is this administration comfortable lowering the standards of provider care and dictating what can and cannot be said in a doctor's office?

I think there is a bit of a conflict here because what I just heard was that the rule does not restrict any physicians from having these conversations.

I think that we should listen to the experts from the AMA when they say that they have a concern that the AMA's Code of Medical Ethics are going to be violated.