mike copps, i will destroy all the credibility we have for our constituents, we agreed 100% of the time. items 50 votes on major and we voted together unanimously on all 50 of those items. the only divide we cannot bridge was the tar heels and i am a duke blue devil. the transitions are very important. the bush to obama transition, we worked with the obama transition team. we talked about ideas and things like fcc process reform. we worked on those issues as well. what can be more transparent, more public comments, etc. all of these things are very important in terms of policymaking and the nuts and bolts operations of government. you can disagree on the outcome, which should have a fair process in the interim. michael: the city has gotten a lot more partisan over the last few years. but harkening back, i hope we can keep that in mind as we move ahead. obviously, there are always two, three votes, division on big issues. you have to have a level of camaraderie. it seems like sometimes that slips away, and that is the detriment and credibility of the fcc. i think everything in washington

and i will destroy both -- all the credibility we have for all of our constituencies, mike copse -- copps and i agreed 900% of the time during -- 100% of the time during our tenure. i wore by duke cuff links and tie today just for that purpose. but the transitions are very important. during the bush to obama transition, we all worked with the obama transition team. they came and visited me as a commissioner and vice versa, and we talked about ideas such as on fcc process reform. mike and i worked together a lot on those issues as well, what can be more transparent, speedier, more public comment, etc. so all these things are important in terms of policy making and the nuts and bolts operations of government. you can disagree on the outcome, but you should have a fair, open and transparent process in the interim. >> guest: you know, the city has gotten a lot more partisan over the last few years. but hearkening back to that spirit we had then, i really hope that we can keep that in mind as we move ahead. obviously, there are always 3-2 votes, there's always division on big issues. but you h

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