mrs. blackburn: the gentleman yields back. mr. goldman, you're recognized for five minutes. mr. goldman: thank you. chairman blackburn, ranking member doyle and members of the subcommittee, i applaud the efforts of congress and this subcommittee to combat the horrible crime of sex trafficking. these efforts include the allow states and victims to fight online sex trafficking act of 2017, and i defer to experts in the sex trafficking advocacy community whether this would help victims. based on my expertise in internet law, i'll discuss fosta implications for the law that says that congress enacted in 1996 that says websites aren't liable for third party content. section 230 ranks as congress' -- one of congress' most important policy achievements in the last quarter century. section 230 touches deeply each of our lives by enabling the internet services we rely upon every waking hour. it also advances free speech by helping ordinary people communicate with the global audience for the first time in history. furthermore, section 230 improves marketplace efficiency across our entire e

mrs. blackburn, for five minutes. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to rise today to talk about an issue women are talking about every single day, and as i am home and out and about in my district, i hear this repeatedly, they will come up to me and they will say, marsha, i'm becoming a security mom. i fear for the security of my children. i'm concerned about what is happening on our streets and in our communities. and mr. speaker, i will tell you last week after the verdict came down in the kate steinle trial, the fact that a criminal illegal alien was not found guilty, i received so many comments and calls from people saying something needs to be justice t this because was not delivered for the life of kate steinle. and that brings us to the issue of sanctuary cities and those policies. the very idea, the very idea that some elected officials or some cities could choose to say, we will become a haven for those that are outside of federal law, but not all federal law, just this particular federal law. that defies common sense. t defies reason

mr. wheeler: the fascinating thing is that ms. blackburner republican colleagues in the house have also been flip-flopping around on their position. when i was dealing with them, the line was no blocking, no throttling, no paid prioritization. again, notice of that whole thing about paid prioritization, about that lanes and slow lanes, is off the table. they don't talk about that anymore. so the important thing is if there is any legislation, is it legislation that is moving backwards and taking things away that exists for american consumers today? or is it moving forward? the fact of the matter is that the open internet rule is today the law of the land and what's going to happen here is that the republicans are taking away the protections that now exist for american consumers. emily: we have to talk about these fake comments that appeared in the public comment section, which of the vast majority of the overall comments in favor of net neutrality. these fake comments overwhelmingly against. attorney general eric schneiderman said one milli

blackburn. good to see you, representative. i want to start with mr. mueller?o you think he needs to be investigated? do you think he is not unbiased in this investigation as he purports to be? >> i think there are some questions about this, especially after the hearing took place on the hill yesterday, with christopherway and his answers, to, members of the members of the judiciary committee who held the hearing looking what transpired with the fbi investigation and i think more questions were raised about russia, about the dossier, about the knowledge the fbi did or did not have. i think you're going to see more, more looking into that. and of course that leads to mueller, and the situation that ask there. what is legitimate, what is not? did the dnc pay fusion gps for this, who paid steele and got this report from the russians? was that used to receive the fisa warrant? just a lot of questions going there. so -- trish: that has been circulated, right? representative, they talked about, okay, fusion gps, which is basically political hit job operation where th