If you don't force the issue, they are not going to take the action.
I think that the prelude to a successful auction... is to know how much spectrum that you have.
We want to be the world leader, and we have got to have you work with us on this.
I disagree with my colleague from California, as she talked about Tennessee. We saw that as stepping on states' rights.
Getting spectrum to the marketplace is where we need to have our focus.
we cannot allow Federal agencies, through laziness, or lack of creativity, or lack of innovation, to squat on this spect...
So basically you are giving yourself a year to come into compliance with something that you know has been a problem.
They have pointed out to you--let us not even start down that road. It is not a contribution.
Waste, fraud, and abuse is going to be targeted and it is going to be rooted out.
You are doing this wrong, you are wasting money, the fraud has been identified.
Why does the job not get done? Is it not a priority?