I'm especially pleased to have worked with Chairman Doyle on H.R. 4462, the SHARE Act, to empower our agencies to facilitate innovative spectrum sharing strategies.

I want to see prescription drug prices go down just as much as the rest of America, and I've repeatedly voted for measures that aim to do just that.

However, H.R. 3 isn't that answer. Under the Pelosi plan, you know, this went against the bipartisan nature of this committee.

I have long believed that this Congress must take action and work in a bipartisan fashion to address the rising cost of prescription drugs.

Extending the reach of broadband in rural Ohio and across America is critical to ensure everyone can participate in the digital economy.

We simply cannot afford to misidentify areas as served which are truly unserved.

I would like to yield the rest of my time to my good friend, the gentleman from Missouri.

It is vital that we work in a bipartisan manner to ensure that there is a verified, accurate, and granular foundation upon which we make these funding decisions.

I believe that these bills will help build on the success of our previous partnership to deploy broadband to rural farmlands through the Precision Agriculture Connectivity Act.

I totally agree with you that, you know, the country came together that day.

Extending the reach of broadband in rural Ohio, and across America, is critical to ensure everyone can participate in the digital economy.