covered there by brandon carr. third and five. 3 c3 porque solto la pelota. t sideline! antonio brown! he is amazing. beats carr on the play. brown, 213 receiving yards tonight. >> cris: watch the physical play by brown about seven yards off the ball. right there they try to get a jam. he releases from it. and what do you do? there has never been a wide receiver named mvp of the league. but he has to be in that conversation. he has to be. >> al: year after year. roethlisberger has now thrown for 506 yards. the ball is at the 30. >> referee: time-out. >> al: pittsburgh takes a time-out. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> al: so you have the raven defense, so good, they've given up 543 yards tonight, but they and roethlisberger, as you see, first player in the history of the league, three games of 500 or more passing yards. three of the last four games have been won by the steelers on a walk-off field goal by that man, including two weeks ago, we saw him do it in indianapolis. big comeback against the colts. he did it here. 53-yarder on a sunday night two weeks

covered there by brandon carr. third and five. 3 c3 porque solto la pelota. t sideline! antonio brown! he is amazing. beats carr on the play. brown, 213 receiving yards tonight. >> cris: watch the physical play by brown about seven yards off the ball. right there they try to get a jam. he releases from it. and what do you do? there has never been a wide receiver named mvp of the league. but he has to be in that conversation. he has to be. >> al: year after year. roethlisberger has now thrown for 506 yards. the ball is at the 30. >> referee: time-out. >> al: pittsburgh takes a time-out. >> referee: 30-second time-out. >> al: so you have the raven defense, so good, they've given up 543 yards tonight, but they still have the lead. and roethlisberger, as you see, first player in the history of the league, three games of 500 or more passing yards. three of the last four games have been won by the steelers on a walk-off field goal by that man, including two weeks ago, we saw him do it in indianapolis. big comeback against the colts. he did it here. 53-yarder on a su

this commissioner brandon carr. before he became commissioner he served as general council for the fcc and prior to this he was the lead adviser to the fcc commissioner on wireless public safety and international issues and before that he worked as an attorney for the fcc's office of general counsel. prior to joining this commission in 2012, commissioner carr was an attorney for wiley ryan who dealt way lot of issues including telecommunications and communications regulatory law. a foul bio for all of our speakers today are available on your chairs. i won't go any further with this. i think this is a wonderful event. there's a lot to be learned on this issue and let me just say, you know, here to talk about and give remarks on what this will mean to the public in general, it's my great pleasure to introduce commissioner brandon carr. [ applause ] >> thanks, stiefeve, for that k introduction. before turning it over to the panel, i'll make brief opening remarks. happy to talk about the fcc's restoring internet proceed

joining me now, one of the people who earlier voted to repeal net neutrality, brandon carr.e was nominated by president trump. you say today was a great day. many people to say today was an awful day. what don't they understand? >> thank you so much for the question and for having me on. it is a great day for consumers, innovation, and freedom. here is the reality. we are voting to go back to the 2015 regulatory framework, the title i framework that the commission had in place in 2015 at the 20 years before that. this is not moving toward some mad max version of the internet. isps will not have complete consumers will continue to benefit from that without the harms we are seeing from title ii. organizationsr of say they intend to suit the fcc. sue oness says they will the basis of willful rejection of evidence, and absolute disregard of public input. new york attorney general also intending to sue. saying, it is not just an attack on the internet but it is an attack on all new yorkers and every american's voice on government. what is your reaction to those kinds of comments?

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joining me now, one of the people who earlier voted to repeal net neutrality, brandon carr.was nominated by president trump. commissioner, thank you so much for joining us. you say today is a great day. many people say today is an awful day. what don't they understand? >> thank you so much for the question and for having me on. it is a great day for consumers, innovation, and freedom. there is a lot of up a full rhetoric. ryphal rhetoric. here is the reality. we are voting to go back to the 2015 regulatory framework, the title i framework that the commission had in place in 2015 at the 20 years before that. this is not moving toward some mad max version of the internet. isps will not have complete free reign to dictate your online experience. the 2015 a framework had strong legal protections for consumers. consumers will continue to benefit from that without the harms we are seeing from title ii. emily: a number of organizations say they intend to sue the fcc. free press says they will sue on the basis of willful rejection of evidence, and absolute disregard of public input.

brandon carr gave his take on the proposal today. >> i'm with the american it's a pleasure to be here today. thank you for coming. >> of importance is on thursday the federal communications commission holds one of its december open meetings and deals with several important topics. the issue today is the order to restore the internet freedom which includes a number (prudish one is broadband access services information services it was once before. removing the ambiguous conduct standard in the rules, establishing private mobile service classification for mobile broadband. in providing transparency among other things. the transparency issue is important because it gives consumers better information to make better decisions. there's a lot of noise out there and what this will mean for consumers. today a panel of experts will address the issue. first i want to introduce to special guests. we are very glad you're able to make it join us. the fcc commissioner was unanimously confirmed to the senate took office. before he became commissioner he became commissioner and was a lead advisor to th