To do this could actually stand up. And its my belief that it wont stand up, and it will leave more confusion and complexity than it will stability and finality despite that being what we were promised. I expect any result likely will be expected for repeal with the Supreme Court, and we have four minutes, probably, to wait to find out. Host when you were chairman of the fcc and working on the Net Neutrality issue, did you ever think it would be at the point that it is today . Guest no. In fact, the absolutely bipartisan, prevailing view at the time was way we were working on it wasnt called Net Neutrality then, but the commitment to the same open internet principles that garner attention today was it was an element of an unregulated infrastructure. It was an element of an infrastructure that not only guaranteed and promised end to end in innovative capacity, but one that also promised protection from an overreaching government. It was freedom for everybody from every source. You know,