In one minute, if everyone will take their seats, please. You become so quiet when i say that, that i shouldnt even wait the full minute. Thats fantastic. So we are going to get started now. Again, i think that was a terrific session to get the conference started talking about regulation more generally. Although, i knew there would be. As i said in my welcome that i think throughout the day were going to hear a lot about Net Neutrality or restoring Internet Freedom or the open internet proceeding, whatever name interview you prefer to call that proceeding by. And we did hear a little bit during the previous session. So i just call this the allstars panel. Im not sure i came up with another name. I dont think there is necessarily a better one because we do have a group of all stars here and were going to be digging in, im certain, to Communications Law and policy issues. So what i want to do is just do brief introductions, as i said at the beginning you have everyone here has the brochu
Final policy meeting of the year. Will janet yellen say anything about president elect donald trump . About 30 minutes into the trading day. Welcome back. A lot of record highs to greet you. The dow s p 500 and nasdaq are all trading at record highs. The dow is creeping closer to 20,000. We have the dow about 100 points, little more than 100 points away from the marker. On paper, the seventh record close in a row. Some real strength for the dow. The dow can gain to 20,000 today, it will be the fastest 1000 point gain ever. We take a look at thousand point gains here. To 11,000 ined just 35, the longest streak here back in 2007 to 12,000. Today, it will be a 21 day 1000 point climb. Stocks. Momentum for a big topic to certainly keep an eye on. As for the bonds, interestingly as we have stocks rallying, bonds are rallying a little bit as well. We see this with the today view of the 10 year yield. Price traits in verse two yield. This is ahead of the fed meeting tomorrow. We look at the w
He does this by analyzing the reallife constitutional content of the last two decades and bite drawing our attention for the examplexample to the impeachmenf the contested election of george w. Bush and the Affordable Care act. He teaches us how to do constitutional law. There is a conservative way that abuse it in light of the word on the page and the original intent of the Founding Fathers at the time of the signing. And there is a liberal way to change times. After todays talk im positive there maybe a third. May be a third. Please join me in giving a warm welcome. [applause] that was such a great introduction im not sure that i should say anything more because she gave an extraordinary account of what it is that we are going to be talking about today which is the constitution and its ongoing relevance. At a certain point actually earlier than you might expect, im going to draw you into the conversation to have a democratic conversation about the issues that you want to talk about.
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] democratic residential candidate Hillary Clinton will do for them south carolina. The right and policing says. The federal Communications Commission approved a proposal to let consumers a rate of cable boxes and purchase thirdparty devices. The fcc adopted a proposal to improve the quality of closed captioning and agreed to inquiry into video programming diversity. Fcc chair tom wheeler opens the meeting. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] the most important person of the moment has arrived. Good morning, madam secretary. And when we say good morning, we really mean good morning to you this morning. Thank you. Thank you so much. Welcome everybody to the february morning meeting of the federal Communications Commission. Thank you, mr. Chairman. Good morning to you. Good morning, commissioner. Today you hear three items for consideration. First, you will consider a not
If anything, America’s security is imperiled by tech wokies’ insistence on “reimagining” our form of government away from its constitutional origins toward a compulsory social credit system.