Yes, that's unfortunate. I mean, this is why our chair asked that we get people who would be able to answer questions, because these are the questions that as legislators we need to have answered. We're dealing in this new age, and your colleagues at Facebook have put us in this situation. If Facebook had better corporate practices, we might not even be paying attention, but we're having to pay attention. If Amazon was not engaged in such anti-competitive practices, we might think that the free market was great, but it's not great right now, and you can't answer those questions for us.
It puts us in a bind, because as legislators we're asking for answers. What's a fair taxation rate? How do we ensure competition in the marketplace? How do we ensure that we don't have predatory pricing that is deliberately driving down prices and putting businesses—our businesses— out of business because you have such market dominance and you can't answer the question? It leaves us very confused. Should we call Alexa or Siri? Would they help?