invest as ao community, as a country and the health of our children? aren't we want to throw money at the problem and fixing -- or do we want to throw money at the problem in fixing them when their 60' w -- when they are 60 years old and fixing them? i think we should invest more money into the solution. we're just during money at the problem. throw money at fighting diabetes, fighting cancers may be related to the food they were younger. this is a very simple thing. help? we want to creators of solutions are just trying to throw money at the problem we will never, ever be able to fix? i am the type of guy who believes in investing into solutions. -- much more fascinating to have the economy is bottom-up the community how we love, as we want it. healthy, young communities. helping the economy, the moving forward, and walking toward that horizon. a country that is healthier, smart. we keep investing in what is important. the health and well-being of every single american. if you're with me, that is what you should be going for. that is what this woman h

we are not able to target those funds to legitimate consumers and legitimate communities. we are ao make sure limiting waste, fraud, and abuse. i support that inquiry. >> one more quick question. strong rhetoric from democratic commissioners. commissioner clyburn said the majority of the fcc was going down a destructive path that does not put consumers first and listed actions that concerned her. how different is it now from when you started, and is it more bipartisan -- is it more partisan? brendan carr: i would not say it is significant we more partisan. the vast majority of what we do at the commission is bipartisan. there is no doubt there are high-profile issues that will be controversial. it will be difficult to find common ground. every day, all five commissioners approach the job, let's agree where we can agree, and if we don't agree, that is not the end of our relationship. going to be tough issues. you will hear about them in the press. by and large we are working in consensus. carr is one of three republican commissioners on the fcc. brendan carr: thank you. [captions cop