We are also going to look at this opioid abuse issue, which is at epidemic levels.

This Subcommittee has done significant oversight of exactly what Senator Paul was talking about.

I do not think it goes far enough, as we talked about, in terms of providing actual refunds to customers who have been overbilled.

Next month, we will be combating--looking at ways to combat Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) propaganda.

Again, I am cutting my time short with the hope that we can get everybody's questions in.

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

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 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.