I appreciate that. I accept your invitation, would love to work with you, will say as a first thought reporting back to my constituents that there may be a new technology that's going to be invented, funded, deployed, and rolled out, and we may be the beneficiary of that probably is not going to cut it with them but look forward to having a conversation.
Mr. Jackson discusses the importance of clear communication with constituents regarding new technologies.
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