We burned over 613,000 acres which is about 1,000 square miles which is about the size of Rhode Island.

I want AT&T and Verizon in the same ecosystem as our carriers, because if they do that, then our carriers were going to bid...

I want to talk about another topic that I think you can't discuss, for example, Sage Grouse listing without talking about wildfires.

I want to thank the witnesses for taking time and spending some time with us today, and for everybody that's in the hearing who's expressed and shown their concern for this issue.

Hopefully, that revenue will be enough to cover and accomplish several goals. One is--of course, is enough to purchase the spectrum from the broadcasters themselves to fund FirstNet, and, hopefully there will be enough left to provide…

We all know, here, the FCC is working on a complex spectrum option right now, and we're hopeful that we can incentivize enough broadcasters to voluntarily sell their spectrum.

I believe that leads to innovation. And I also think it lowers the price point for expensive--some of these expensive devices.

I believe the IRS has violated the trust of the American people.

I want to personally thank you for your testimony today and for the insight that you will provide for this hearing.

For the record, let me just be very clear that I want my name in those who are asking for a Special Counsel for the IRS.

And thank you, Chairman McCaskill, for holding this hearing today.

There is not any agency in America that probably has more control or more input on your ability to win or lose.

61 percent say, absolutely not [to hiring 16,000 new IRS agents].

I am one of the original cosponsors of the I-Squared proposal by Senator Hatch and also a member of the Senate Republican High-Tech Task Force.

At least 50 percent, maybe closer to 60 percent, of the engineers in the state of Nevada are either unemployed, underemployed, or, frankly, have left the state.

I do have a son graduating with his engineering degree this fall. Thank goodness we are finally getting him out of school.

The recession has hit a lot of states pretty hard, but particularly the state of Nevada has been hit pretty hard.

What keeps the agency from sharing this information with other government agencies?

We simply cannot have economic growth without lines of credit being issued.

I share your concern about the outsized and growing role of the consumer credit reporting industry.

It's also my understanding that the CFPB collects all this consumer data and assigns a unique number to that file.

Credit is a critical issue for the nation because it fuels the economy.

So there's a credit repair industry out there.

What can we do more to let consumers know that they have access to this kind of information?

I'm pleased to have worked with Senator Reid to find a balance between development and conservation that will create jobs in Lyon County and beyond.