It is everything wrong with government. That you are setting a standard of making 67,000 mistakes for every million times you try to do something, and you are going to reward and congratulate yourselves, this is disbelief, absolute, utter…

you are not getting better, you are getting worse, and then you change the grading system to accommodate that you are not improving.

this is really a frustrating hearing in so many ways for us.

I would suggest you set different standards for yourselves, ones that respect the B in billions.

I am going to stand up in front of my residents, and I am going to talk about this hearing, and they are going to be shaking their heads in total disbelief.

It is disgusting. It is a waste of taxpayer dollars. It is setting the bar so low that, yes, I guess, we had a goal of 5.

My mind is blown. I know if 1,000 airplanes take off, and 67 of them crash, that is a 6.7 percent error rate.

Again, this seems backwards.

Lack of certainty is a wet blanket on investment. Lack of certainty is a wet blanket on innovation.

It is my belief as a private-sector guy, uncertainty brings less investment than certainty.

It is the role of Congress to push forth a bill. If we do so, we do it in a bipartisan way that should trump what the FCC is going to do.