Cspan, your unfiltered view of government. Host joining us this week on the communicators is senator marsha blackburn, a member of the commerce and scientist subcommittee on communications and technology. Senator blackburn appeared off and on this program as a member of the house that this is her first appearance as a senator. Welcome back. Guest thank you so much. Did you join once again. Host i wanted to ask you about some of the issues you worked on in the house when it comes to technology. Were you able to bring that over to the senate, such as data privacy and things like that . Guest indeed. I have brought those issues with me. I think we last visited when i was finishing work on the ray bonds act, which was the reauthorization of the fcc which had not been done since 1990, and, of course, the mobile now, the old precision agriculture bill and some of those components that are really foundational items in our internet ecosystem. So getting those predations finished was important
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] this hearing will come to order. Today we are joined by the leading voices within the administration on reforming and strengthening the housing and finance some. The secretary of the treasury and the secretary of housing and urban development, both of whom have justice at Housing Finance reform proposals to the president as well as the director of the federal Housing Finance agency who serves as the regulator and conservatory of fannie mae and freddie mac. I want to thank each of you for coming to the committee this morning. Last friday marked 11 years since the government bailed out and put fannie mae and freddie mac in the conservatorship, where they remain today. Prior to 2008, the two governmentsponsored enterprises helped 45 cents in capital for every 100 in mortgages they guaranteed. Now, they hold just 19 cents. After a historic 200 billiondollar bailout from the taxpayers. 11 years later, the systemic
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] this hearing will come to order. Today we are joined by the leading voices within the administration on reforming and strengthening the housing and finance some. The secretary of the treasury and the secretary of housing and urban development, both of whom have justice at Housing Finance reform proposals to the president as well as the director of the federal Housing Finance agency who serves as the regulator and conservatory of fannie mae and freddie mac. I want to thank each of you for coming to the committee this morning. Last friday marked 11 years since the government bailed out and put fannie mae and freddie mac in the conservatorship, where they remain today. Prior to 2008, the two governmentsponsored enterprises helped 45 cents in capital for every 100 in mortgages they guaranteed. Now, they hold just 19 cents. After a historic 200 billiondollar bailout from the taxpayers. 11 years later, the systemic
[inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] this hearing will come to order. Today we are joined by the leading voices within the administration on reforming and strengthening the housing and finance some. The secretary of the treasury and the secretary of housing and urban development, both of whom have justice at Housing Finance reform proposals to the president as well as the director of the federal Housing Finance agency who serves as the regulator and conservatory of fannie mae and freddie mac. I want to thank each of you for coming to the committee this morning. Last friday marked 11 years since the government bailed out and put fannie mae and freddie mac in the conservatorship, where they remain today. Prior to 2008, the two governmentsponsored enterprises helped 45 cents in capital for every 100 in mortgages they guaranteed. Now, they hold just 19 cents. After a historic 200 billiondollar bailout from the taxpayers. 11 years later, the systemically Important Companies c
Mayors office, a member of the equal housing opportunity organization, and youve got to pay 3 a month . How about the salvation army. Youve got one that comes in here, a person that i helped. While in that shelter system, he got a brandnew apartment in a complex with a swimming pool, and hes only paying 100 a month. How do you think that makes veterans feel . How do you think that makes disabled people feel . Chair fewer thank you, mra for residents, not 5. Eliminating public hearings on price increases at these places. I absolutely am not opposed to the notion of flexible pricing, negotiatable at peak demand. There may be a way to do that with parameters and at least real notice, ideally, for the public to comment before theyre set in stone. One of the reason for raising or lowering the fees as written is the weather, so my question there would be whether the fees would go up today because of foggy weather or down today because of foggy weather or up last week because of 90 days, or l