It is critical that we get this right and it is critical that we get this done.

Privacy shouldn't be a luxury for a few that can afford it.

I would ask you to take particular care to ensure that three options remain available and that enough flexibility exists in the program so that people don't lose their access to this critical resource.

I want to thank Mr. Pallone for yielding to me, and thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding this important hearing.

A number of ISPs have announced plans to institute zero rating policies.

It seems blatantly anti-competitive to me.

I want to talk briefly, too, about cybersecurity, because I believe that is very important, too.

the Clean Power Plan may jeopardize our fuel diversity. And in particular, that we could lose baseload power like coal and nuclear.

I am concerned about some of the ongoing reports we are seeing that ISPs are tracking consumers online...

I believe the future of this technology is over-the-top services.

One thing I think the Commission should focus on completing is any further actions on the Satellite TV Extension and Localism Act reauthorization that this subcommittee authored last Congress.

We ought to start calling these 'competitive services.'

I am particularly proud of the bipartisan legislation introduced by my good friend Anna Eshoo and Greg Walden setting the 'Dig Once' policy into law.

I think it is important that this is clear on the record.

The FCC took historic action this year after nearly 4 million Americans called for strong network neutrality rules.

To my mind, the order is driving innovation, not stifling it.

Thank you, Mr. Chairman.

Now, in the final rule credits for both of those are gone.

I also have concerns about the trigger for the spectrum reserve in the incentive auction.

We on the Democratic side, we are feeling your pain. It is called being in the minority.

I have a number of questions and concerns about the special access proceeding.

Well, let me make it clear. We have no intention of lifting the Jones Act in the United States Congress, just so that that is clear.

We will not arrest our way out of this problem.

I am proud to have joined Representative Whitfield this morning in reintroducing legislation to reauthorize the NASPER program.

I want to take a moment and recognize, along with my colleague, Ms. Eshoo, the historic step forward the Commission has made in its Open Internet Order.