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we will be these remarks are earlier today and go live now to the internet policy conference this afternoon. we will hear from congressman bob goodlatte. we are on a tight schedule, but to introduce our keynote speaker for the first part of lunch come i want to introduce jeremy berman who i introduced earlier today. jeremy created all of this to create an organization that could carry policy where no one really cared about it. to treat everybody as a stakeholder, even if they didn t know it yet and we ve had a long time and now is not the case. this is kind of important and thanks to jerry and the other members of the board of directors. i also want to recognize congressman rick white, one of her major programs and a member from the state of washington during that time. rick, thank you for coming. our next speaker succeeded, congressman wei. jeremy berman founded our organization. he s been a driving force for having deep conversation before anyone thought it was importan
[applause] good afternoon. thank you to everyone for being here today. you got me somewhere between senator and the deputy attorney general. so it s a treat to be back at the state of the net conference and a special thank you to the internet education foundation for having me and thank you for the good work you do to foster conversation about internet policy. upfront i think i need a disclaimer. as a commissioner at the fcc speaking at the state of the net conference i m going to defy some expeditions today. i m not going to t neutrality. i support net neutrality and i voted against last months decision to go back those rules and i made a ruckus and there is no shortage of place where you can read my heated and sometimes fiery take on what happens. but today instead of talking about the substance of net neutrality i want to use it as a launching pad and i want to go big and discuss policymaking in the internet era. i want to talk about some shortcomings in our civic infrastr
all of this. it was his vision to create an organization that could curate policy organizations policy conversations when no one really cared about it. we ve had a long time it was not the case that people were not treated as a stakeholder. other to jerry and the members of the board of directors. i also want to recognize congressman rick white, one of the founders of the internet caucus, thank you for coming. our next speaker succeeded congressman wei. jeremy berman founded our organization. he s been a driving force for having good conversation about and a policy before anyone thought it was important. jerry will introduce our next speaker. jerry berman. [applause] mr. berman: is congressman goodlatte here? he is coming in. it is an honor for me to be here and to introduce congressman goodlatte. as many of you know, he is retiring this year after a long run in virginia. he has always been a leader on internet policy. he worked tirelessly on encryption policy, surveillance
always to end genocide. the horrors of auschwitz are incomprehensible and indescribable. the numbers are grim and even ghoul issue. over ghoulish. over one million people, men women and children, lost their lives at auschwitz. 90% were jews, hundreds of thousands were children and the largest of any of the death camps. auschwitz was created as an internment camp. it was first created as an internment camp for polish dissidents for hundreds of thousands of poles who were not jewish but were murdered alongside the jews of auschwitz. in occupied poland, a nazi governor named hans frank proclaimed that poles will be foreverren sliefd by the third reich, but auschwitz went far beyond the poles because the german authorities brought in people from throughout europe. who were the people that came? they were teachers, they were politicians, they were professors, they were artists. they were even catholic priests. they were executed they were executed or barely survived. these are