Hey, everybody. Im chris cuomo. Welcome to prime time. We are two hours this week. Im in for d. Lemon. This president went from everything is all under control to this is all going to disappear. To 156,000plus dead. It is what it is. Right now its under control. How . 1,000 americans are dying a day. They are dying. Its true. And it is what it is. It is. It is what it is. It is a pandemic that you are not doing enough about on purpose. Inaction on purpose. By now, we know that this is happening because it is what it is, and he is who he is. That is somebody who wont admit he screwed up, who wont say now he has to do it differently. He doesnt want to address the pandemic because he warned it was going to go away. Dont worry about it. Then what did he say . It will get worse before it gets better. What are you going to do about it . Nothing. Instead of acting, he is distracting. Listen. We are continuing to monitor, and monitor particular hot spots across the south, southwest and the wes
Collection, and create a framework for policy decisions. We have a full agenda, as you have all said. It is a privilege to be here, to be able to work with all you, and i look forward to doing that in the time coming7 chairman coming. Chairman wheeler, thank you for your Public Service and for recognizing our concerns. To formerl switch urn. Rwoman cliburn clyb please go ahead with your statement. Thank you. Thank you again for allowing me to appear before you today. Since our last visit, i have had an Incredible Opportunity to serve as acting chair, and im glad to note that with the support of my colleagues and the assistance of a skilled and dedicated we were able dedicated staff we were able to move a number of items which clearly advance the Public Interest. His hearing comes a critical stage in our policy continuing. Tremendousriencing technological change that affects every aspect of our lives. As we look ahead to the challenges of tomorrow, i believe it is important to and the t
Asking of the news media . As someone with a journalism degree, i get a little chill up my spine. Does it have any effect on the media that the regulatory body is even asking these questions . How does it help you fulfill your section 257 mandate on which it is predicated . I think this goes back to the root of the discussion we were having a moment ago about making sure the public understands what is going on. The 257 requirement mandates lowering barriers to access to media for minorities, women, small business, and other identified groups. In order to make that kind of a judgment you have to have facts. In order to have facts, you do studies. What we did, there was a study that has been proposed by a Consulting Firm that we were working with. We put that out for Public Notice to exactly get the kind of input you are suggesting. But it is not, and this is not an effort to influence the media. I will interrupt you for a second. When some of the questions of media personnel include, wh
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Want to open up Public Sector procurement to private organizations, there are going to be occasions of confidentiality. I am not sure about extending f. O. I. Further. Id rather i mean, i think transparency on the way in is better than endless information requests on the way out. But ill have a look at those. Before you commit yourself to doing less than you do now, it is quite common now for purchases making contracts to ensure that they can gain access to the information they are required under the freedom of information requests because their contract with the supplier allows them to do so. Right. We are beginning to find issues like the services, g. P. Services in cornwell, it was a whistleblower, it was found there were 250 occasions where the contractor lied about what he was providing. The issue around the work program that we spent some time on where there was it was very difficult to say what was what level fraud or inaccuracy meant that the provider was not fit for purpose. I