Regulate rates after the fact through enforcement . Yes, sir. Okay. What i was talking about was the question of deforbearing. Okay. And i believe that in the open internet rule, as we did, we should forbear from rate regulation. But you believe that you should have the authority to regulate rates even though you choose not to at this time, the commission should have that authority . To be able to regulate broadband rates . Yes, sir. Thats kind of inconsistent it is throughout, because heres whats the concept. So, for instance, you know, chairman waldens amendment that you just referenced yeah. The amendment to your original idea, when she said, hey, this will not have any impact on paid prioritization because, obviously well, no, so there is a rate and i appreciate that. And were willing to work with you. But what im kind of confused about we went from you saying, hey, were going to forbear it, we have no intention of regulating rates on the internet, and i like the concept of what yo
Not that still makes sense in todays market. They are putting together that work plan. Will be more than happy when that process is completed to obviously provide you Additional Information on precisely what were thinking. The key here is to make sure that the Playing Field is level between those who are owners and those who are producers to make sure theres not an unfair advantage in the relationship and to make sure in difficult times that those who have invested a lot of hard earned resource and time are treated fairly if a contract is terminated order for some reason a contract is modified. We have had examples where folks have been dealt a very serious and difficult blow in tight circumstances. The Avian Influenza situation was important. Particularly those who lost birds. We found not all the payments were going to the producers who were economically suffering as well. We want to make sure its a fair and equitable relationship. Thats the purpose of the review of the rules. What d
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York . Beautiful. Its a beautiful part of the country where it doesnt snow. Mr. Kept. Kemp says. He also believes in the Gold Standard. I think all of you know that jack kemp spent at the love time playing football. No one accused of him of playing football without a helmet. Another one of our great politicians who wanted to be president , jerry ford. Jack is known as a pretty cerebral fella who loves to talk and talk. Jack tells a story upon himself that he likes to talk so much that he watches all of the Television Talk shows. In fact, bob dole told us that jack kemp was only person in the world that spends 90 minutes watching 60 minutes. He was a native of california. He was born july 13, 1935 in los angeles. He graduated from Occidental College where he met his wife, joann who was a former teacher. Hes had four children including jeff who is the back up quarterback for seattle. I got that right. Used to be with San Francisco but now seattle. Was formally quarterback for dartmouth c
A reminder, well have live coverage of mrs. Reagans funeral from the president ial library in simi valley friday at 2 00 p. M. Eastern. White house spokesman josh earnest took reporters questions about the Supreme Court vacancy, last nights president ial primary and this is a one hour portion of todays briefing. Good afternoon, everybody. I do not have anything off the top so we can go straight to questions. Darlene, would you like to start . Do you have anything to add to your reports that u. S. Special forces are questioning the head of the Islamic State units trying to develop Nuclear Weapons . Unfortunately, i do not. Ive seen those reports. At this point im still constrained im still constrained by some Operational Security concerns from answering them. You do know there are u. S. Military forces that are on the ground in iraq that are part of these forces that are dedicated to carrying out raids, collecting intelligence and where possible getting access to high value targets, but