Rob Portman

What I am suggesting is that if you are overcharged and you find out about it, you ought to make them good.

I appreciate the fact that we have been able to talk about some of these very specific issues that I hear from my constituents about.

I would again hold up this bill from Ohio, which is, the bill that I get, my wife, Jane, and I get, and it says, 'taxes, fees, and surcharges.'

I want to move to Ms. Mayo with my next round of questions because she is now at Charter and Charter is going to be responsible going forward for what Time Warner's and Charter's customer service procedures are.

I will turn to my colleague Senator McCaskill and then to other colleagues here.

But, still, you are not providing people the money that they are owed even though you know that they deserve a refund.

Forty thousand in Ohio alone, so you are talking about many more thousands of that in other States represented around this panel.

I would hope that even though you have made an announcement today you are going to provide customers some relief, that you just simply do what you now have the data to be able to do.

Not for those 40,000 families. Not for the family that is getting overcharged.

I want to thank Senator McCaskill again for her work on this issue over the years.

Thank you, Senator McCaskill.

If there is no further business to come before the Senate, I ask unanimous consent that it stand adjourned under the previous order. There being no objection, the Senate, at 7:32 p.m., adjourned until Tuesday, June 21, 2016, at 10 a.m.

I want to express my concern, right now. We need to be sure that those airports are fully vetted and have the proper security screenings in place.

We also found that there were 73 individuals employed by the aviation industry who were on terrorist 'watchlists.'

Ninety-five percent of the time, TSA was not finding dangerous items.

I appreciate that attitude and that approach--and I know that is your personal approach.

When I say that, people say to me, 'Are you Rob Portman?'

Thank you for keeping us safe.

This Committee will be very interested in the results of that test.

I think there is not a sense of urgency here.

ISIS continues to grow. It continues to grow in a lot of respects.

I think it is hard for us to sit here this morning and say that ISIS is, in fact, being contained.

I am looking at a bulletin right now that is on the FBI website. It is tips for dealing with ransomware threat, and yet it is dramatically increasing, as I understand it and as this report says, and I think you confirm that.

If we do not, I think we will see our corporate community and our businesses and jobs continue to go overseas.

My biggest concern right now, frankly, is what is going on with our companies taking their jobs and investment overseas.