David Pierce

I don't know.

Like completely insane.

Like the worst process that anyone has ever put forth.

It's all Brendan.

And they've said not one word about what, what they've done to ensure that these routers are not a national security risk.

And we have been asking over and over again, because that's what we do.

We just ask over and over again for statements on the record and no one is saying a word.

It's also just abundantly clear that this didn't happen in any meaningful way because it couldn't possibly have happened this quickly.

Like the ban was the last week of March, which was like two and a half weeks ago.

Call it three weeks ago, just to be generous.

Three weeks ago.

That was three weeks ago.

And this very clearly caught everyone in the industry by surprise.

And so the idea that Netgear had time to put together a comprehensive thing that was actually properly investigated by the FCC is just impossible.

It's just impossible.

There is no way real process was run in three weeks in order to get all of this done.

There's no way the Pentagon bought every single Nighthawk available to...

and did a comprehensive battery of security tests to say they were safe for national security.

Or even a Google search that would have suggested that they are extremely not.

I don't know.