I am working on legislation that will require critical infrastructure to report certain cybersecurity incidents to CISA.

I think we all need to take a deep breath and, you know, search our souls as Congressman Green has said about our collective humanity.

When we can look at children and see them as a threat to our National security and all they are seeking and their parents are seeking are an opportunity to bring them to safety...

I want that to be a lesson to everyone who is listening to this hearing that we must, must do better with our cyber hygiene.

Simply put, there is no safe level for lead when it comes to children.

We know the impacts of climate change are already here, and they are being felt most profoundly by our underserved and disadvantaged communities.

Broadband is an essential utility, and consumers, regardless of income, race, ethnicity, color, or national origin, deserve affordable, reliable broadband.

Congress must take urgent action to prohibit the discriminatory deployment of broadband by internet service providers based on income level of an area, the predominant race or ethnicity composition of an area, or other focus.

The COVID-19 pandemic has only underscored the fact, with rapid adoption of the virtual space, that high-speed, affordable broadband is a critical resource.

Adequate investment in cybersecurity has been lacking, and more resources are needed.

I am very optimistic about the opportunities we have before us to fully electrify our Nation's transportation sector.

The transition to electric vehicles presents us with the opportunity to tackle these disparities head on by decreasing air pollution.