When commissioner pai and i disagreed last year on the way the slick lawyers were trying to take advantage of our rules on broadcasting. We are going to fix this. These are rules that have been in place since the bush administration. As the commissioner said weve got a rule making under way on this. We are going to issue a new Public Notice on this to make sure that this specific issue is teed up. And we are going to make sure that this that designated entities have the opportunity to participate and not to have designated as period beards for people who shouldnt. And senator i want you to know that ive been pushing for change in this since 2010. Its been a constant refrain from me to ensure more opportunities in the space. As you know, as was said, we are reviewing those applications. No final nothing final has been said. People have an opportunity to weigh in. Great. Thank you. Important issue. But i cant leave without addressing the commissions recent order. You know, i think its on
Rural schools who currently dont get a fair shake out of the program to get funding for that program and connect kids with digital opportunities. Control of how thats delivered, correct . Im sorry. Its a possibility of losing control of how its delivered . Who is going to make the decision how i get that . All of us would set the Regulatory Framework in the private sector and have maximum incentive. I understand. Im not objecting to this. I want the best of both worlds i guess. I got a pretty good world right now. Can i make it better without throwing the baby out with the bath water and losing the protections ive got. Thats what im looking for. Senator you raise an excellent point. I have to say that the in this hearing room i keep hearing the echo of years ago sitting at this table when senator hollings was sitting up there in the chair and he kept saying in his great South Carolina draw im a born again deregulator. Because he learned as you said what are the realities when you say t
A new poll shows where Many Americans stand at stay at home. Preliminary results of a government experiment on what the sun can do. Lets get going with the facts. As of this hour, there are nearly 730,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus across this country. More than 38,000 people have died. A new poll out today shows a majority of americans support keeping the stay at home restrictions, 58 say they are more worried about the fallout from loosening restrictions too quickly than they are of the economic consequences. We will have a live report on this from the white house in a moment. First, on capitol hill, lawmakers say a deal for a fourth Coronavirus Relief package could come as soon as tonight. We have common ground. Our package was something we worked together in a bipartisan way, springing from that and making it more effective and stronger so that more people are benefitting from it. And protecting by it. I think were very close to agreement. Im hopeful that we can reach an agreem
Ted cruz and john kasich, they dropped the bombshell on the republican race. To the two candidates announcing last night they are teaming up in an effort to deny donald trump the nomination. Cruz will focus on indiana while kasich says he will campaign in oregon and new mexico. We are going to an open convention. I have been saying it for two months. People were saying he doesnt know what is talking about. It turns out im right. We are going to go there and i tell you what people are going to think. Delegates are going to think about who can win in the fall. Ive read you these numbers and i can review more numbers. [applause] i dont know why they are booing. We want to win. We cant lose. The stakes are too high. And we dont want to hand the general election to the other side. If hillary is the next president , we will lose the Supreme Court for a generation. The bill of rights is put in jeopardy and in all likelihood we will lose the senate and possibly the house. Our kids are buried i
MANSFIELD — The Telaak family has been milking dairy cows on Hinman Hollow Road for decades, and a new bill working its way through Congress is hoping to help them