looking at how do i put encryption and make it so no one can mess with the device other things that might have impact on people living there. first off we noticed to make sure the government doesn t weaken encryption. second of all we need to continue to see the growth in the kinds of research around encryption that is in some cases supported by the government. anyone else? i share his comments. also going back to the garage door opener. when that was introduced it was primitive, it was a fun thing to do to drive around the neighborhood and open up other people s garage doors or similarly other people s telephones. by today s standards it was relatively primitive even though novel then. as we ve gotten more sophisticated, memory chips have grown, there s solutions and we don t hear about those problems anymore. it hasn t been an issue. thank you. the reality is significant investment is made in innovating around privacy and security because it s the right thing to do
technology continues to grow. i look forward to hearing from our witnesses in how to address these challenges and i yield back the balance of my time. thank you, mr. adler. thank you, mr. chairman. today we re here to learning more about the internet of things. it has the ability to not only improve the more mundane aspects of our lives, but transform health care and information technology industries. this is of particular interest to the judiciary committee considering our longstanding jurisdiction when it comes to intellectual property cloud computing and digital trade. the internet of things refers to machines containing sensors that transmit data to other connected devices and the internet. dramatic in cloud computing the past several years has helped to enable the technology to reach its full potential. without the ability for data from an enter is net of things device to be analyzed in real-time, the data itself would certain little valuable. the a ability to access
now that is $10 trillion. so there are not many places you can say i can take $10 trillion out of the spending stream to keep you healthier. let me follow up on this now speaker gingrich. you are a conservative and as a result may have credibility than i do in some circumstances on the question on the role of government here. why isn t it enough to count on private industry to do this? why do we have to have a substantial investment from the federal government? it s a question about american history. [ inaudible ] and i are developing a project on why george washington matters. and people don t often notice that the founding fathers wrote into the constitute a patent office because they so deeply believed in the future. they made investments. the first federal highway was built during washington s lifetime. they believed in improving things. they talked about them as improvements. jefferson launched an expedition to the west and there was a children s book on this called
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i m wilfred frost. very good morning to you from me as well. welcome back. thank you. it s been a crazy, long week. exciting day to be on closing bell with all the earnings. that s coming up later today. new music friday. we ll listen to the latest from katy perry featuring migos. probably saying that wrong. also wanted to send my congratulations and thanks to louisa bojesen after her final show on street signs. my very first day on air was with louisa. wishing her thanks, because i wouldn t be here if not for all of her support and help back in the early days. wishing you the best with what i m sure will be a fantastic future. we always appreciate the good lead-in to worldwide exchange. let s get to the markets and show you what futures are doing. it s been a strong week and strong month to mostly the action this week which is the best so far for the dow and the s&p of 2017. best week for those indices. dow futures down 23. s&p futures up 2. nasdaq futures, t