Bob Latta

I think it is really important to see that because, again, what everyone is up against in this country...

Well, thank you, Madam Chair, for holding today's hearing, and also congratulations to you on your first hearing today, and look forward to working with you to get energy to the forefront here in the United States.

It is critical for this country to get out there and make sure that we got a nuclear fuel security program that we can rely on.

I think it is also important to bring this up, because I know that I am working with Senator Barrasso over in the Senate to advocate for policies that build our domestic needs through industry because it is so important.

I think it is important to point out about baseload power.

These titles and these acronyms...can be weaponized against other Members of the House.

I think it is important because, again, I think a lot of things have changed.

I thank all the Members that worked on this very important piece of legislation because this is a piece of legislation that is going to help save countless children's lives. I also thank Trista for her unending work to make sure this…

To close. First, I thank the chairman of our Energy and Commerce Committee for helping get this bill to the floor. I greatly appreciate his work and leadership, and also for the members' work on this, and also the gentleman from…

Again, I rise in support of H.R. 1218, the Data Mapping to Save Moms' Lives Act, and I urge all Members to support this legislation. Madam Speaker, I yield back the balance of my time.

We can no longer put the multi-stakeholder process of ICANN ahead of the American people and the safety and security--and our national security needs to be protected by this Congress.

I believe is unconstitutional--for all Federal workers and 17 million healthcare workers.

I am just curious, what is the vulnerability of offshore wind to cyber and physical attacks?

I am prepared to close. As we have heard from our speakers today, it is absolutely essential that the United States leads when we are talking about telecommunication services and the supply chain because it is absolutely essential for…

I have no additional speakers, and I yield myself the balance of my time to close. Madam Speaker, I know we had the hearing on Open RAN in committee, and I heard the testimony that day, and how we can expand our networks across the country…

If not fixed, this bill has language that gives the NTIA and Assistant Secretary vast authority to spend the money as he or she wishes.

For over a decade, expanding broadband access has been a shared bipartisan goal.

The breadth and significance of these bills demand much more than a last-minute legislative hearing.

While it is disappointing that we are not considering all of the bills included in our package, this is a good first step.

We are missing an opportunity to deliver a truly bipartisan success for the American people.

Over the last decade, this subcommittee has held numerous oversight hearings on the failures of the Broadband Technology Opportunities Program.

I would love to see the U.S. step up to the plate, take a seat at the table internationally, by enacting Federal privacy legislation that provides not just privacy for our consumers here at home but also protection for important civil…

Any change in policy should not be rushed. It should be well communicated in advance to the public and ensure input is sought and considered ahead of any Commission votes.

I want to congratulate Jeff on his future endeavors. Our staffs do so much for us. As the chairman was speaking, I was thinking that the hours that they put in aren't ever recognized, including the work over the weekends. I know when I…

I am prepared to close. I support H.R. 678 moving forward, and I yield back the balance of my time. {time} 1515