service providers from selling their client's browser history to other companies. people are very upset about this, suggesting that everybody's habits will become a habit of public record. it simply reverts to the status quo of last year, it did not go into effect. so did everything really change? supporting the move, the center for democracy and technology, appalled by it. they both join us now. first to you, mr. mcdowell. you couldn't get obamacare repealed and the first major thing you do is make it legal for internet service providers to sell my browser history? commercially? how is that on your priority list? what is that? >> that's up to congress but the thank you so much for having me on your show. i'm talking to you from anchorage, alaska. on our way to that dinner, it does revert back to the old law. you have to keep in mind that the fcc acted in 2016 for