what gives the world community faith in the Internet is that they know they have the full faith and credit of the U.S. Government behind it.

I wish we had a copy of that to show school children what America is all about.

Last year, the House unanimously passed H.R. 1580 declaring it the policy of the United States to preserve and advance the multi-stakeholder model that governs the Internet.

I believe that transparency is imperative during this process, and I am happy to be an original cosponsor of the DOTCOM Act of 2014.

We have the advantage, as a subcommittee, that we know now what happened in the past.

If a part doesn't meet the specification, why in the world would you not refuse it and only accept a part that meets the specification?

We try to approach them on behalf of the American people in a non-partisan, very open way.

Well, again, with due--that is not an acceptable answer, I think, to the American people.

I mean, I just don't understand that. I have never worked in an auto assembly environment.

This is probably the last major investigation that this subcommittee and full committee is going to conduct where we have the services of Mr. Dingell and Mr. Waxman.

I would hope the answer to that question would be no.