ajit: unfortunately i can't forecast. back to this broader conversation about putting the u.s. first in a global environment. there is so much going on with u.s./china trade talks. how does this factor into the competitiveness for the longer haul, not just from a consumer standpoint, but the broader macroeconomic standpoint? to transformoing entire industries. think about health care alone. it would allow every patient when they leave the hospital to remotely transmit vital signs back to your health care provider so that you don't have to wait until an emergency strikes. you can anticipate some of those vital signs going south and intervene quicker. having smart transportation networks that can more intelligently analyze traffic will reduce the amount of time we spend in traffic. all of these industries are going to be dramatically transformed. that is one reason we want america to lead in 5g. we want all of those massive innovations to happen here because that way we can make sure our economy gets a turbocharged boost co

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lou: fcc commissioner ajit pie joins us tonight. national security experts dr. walid phares k.t.arland among our guests here tonight. our top story president trump taking another bold step in his fight to secure the border telling the radical democrats if they won't work to end the crisis he will move illegal immigrants in the sanctuary cities. >> we can fix that so fast that the democrats would agree but if they don't agree we might as well do what they always say they want. we will bring the illegal or i call them the illegals they came across the border illegally, we will bring them to sanctuary cities areas and let that particular area take care of it whether it's a state or whatever it might be. they say we have open arms. let's see if they have open arms lou: joining us tonight after we get the southern border for he witnessed the lack of security in the chaos surrounding the catch and release policy and much more former kansas secretary of state kris kobach and general counsel for the nonprofit group we build the wall. it's good to have you with us. your sense of what's go

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chairman ajit pai on what 5g technology will mean for the u.s.re the 2020 democratic presidential candidates onand on reparafor slavery. mark shields and david brooks on the present's latest stand on immigration. and, much more >> nawaz: president trump today announced a series of moves to boost thdevelopment of next generation, high-speed mobile networks in the u.s., known as 5g. 5g, which stands for the fifth generation of cellular networks, could eventually work1 as much times faster than current networks. as its reach grows, 5g would weave its way into an ever wider swath of the economy including health care, energy, transportation such as self- iving cars, and much mor many experts say the u.s. has been slow to get into the game. but the president said the f.c.c. wld work to make it easier for companies to do so. includes freeing up hig frequency airwaves, or spectrum, to carry 5g.an the f.c.c. plans to spend $20 billion over ten years on expanding 5g broadband for rural communities who don't have access to high-speed internet. ajit pai is t

if ajit had laws like that for 5g, you would never have anything done. but we have horrible, old-fashioned laws that are put in by the democrats, who were willing to change it -- i used to say 45 minutes. we could do it in 15 minutes. whether it is catch and release, chain migration, or any of them, the asylum laws are absolutely insane. they come up. in many cases they are rough gang members. in many cases they are people with tremendous crime records. and they are given a statement to read by lawyers. it says, i have great fear for my life. i have great fear for being in my country. even though in some cases, some of these people are holding their country's flags and then they talk about the fear they have of being in the country, that the flag they were waving freely. so we are looking at the possibility, strongly looking at, to be honest with you -- california, the governor wants to have a lot of people coming in, refugees coming in, a lot of sanctuary cities, so we will give them to the sanctuary cities, maybe, to take care of, if that is the way we

caroline: that was fcc chair ajit pai with bloomberg's kevin cirilli.f just three unicorns in africa. now, jumia launched its ipo this week on the new york stock exchange. shares surged more than 70% on its first day. i caught up with the cofounders and co-ceos and asked why this international company based in berlin, serving africa, with french founders decided to list in new york? >> our business is a marketplace. and here in new york, a lot of marketplaces are listed and investors are used to attaining those businesses. for us, it was a natural place where investors understood. caroline: what about from building a brand perspective? does it help? >> our consumers are in africa. for them, having one of their brands, that they use every day being used in europe, is a big -- in new york is a big deal. , it is very important for all of our partners and jumia to be here in new york and that is something that matters to us. caroline: i'm interested in the fact you are growing quickly in terms of revenue but still lacking in profit. how much is that a focus

caroline: fcc share ajit pai spoke to kevin cirilli about the plan. mr.the 5g fast plan to facilitate america's superiority. a core part is to make more spectrum available for the marketplace. we will be holding the biggest auction of spectrum in american history. 3400 megahertz of spectrum that will put a stamp on american leadership on 5g across the world. kevin: 3400 megahertz, what does that actually mean, especially when you look at global competitors like korea and china? mr. pai: we are very much ahead of the curve. right now, we will be allocating more spectrum for commercial 5g than all the mobile broadband providers america has today combined. an influx of supply. we are confident here years will 5g.spectrum to the plodeploy we want that to happen here because spectrum availability is a big part of the equation. kevin: which companies will be driving these auctions? mr. pai: i expect it will be some of the traditional players, but we are seeing a lot of interest from cable companies, silicon valley companies wincing the use case of 5g dramatical

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if ajit had laws for 5g like that, you won't have any cells put up. put in by democrats. we could do it 45 minutes. we could do it in 15 minutes. catch-and-release or chain migration or any of them. the asylum laws are absolutely insane. they come up in many cases they are rough gang members. in many cases people with tremendous crime records. they're given a statement to read by lawyers standing there waiting for them. read this statement. it says i have great fear for my life. i have great fear for being in my country. even though in some cases some of these people are holding their country's flags and waving their country's flags. they talk about the fear they have of being in the country that the wag they were waving freely. we're looking at possibility, strongly looking at, to be honest with you, california the governor wants to have a lot of people coming in, refugees coming in. a lot of sanctuary cities. so we'll give them to the sanctuary cities maybe to take care of if that is the way they want it. we can only hold them under current law for

we are hearing from ajit pai they are moving to deny china u.s.e's bid to enter the market.the u.s. and china, even if we do get a trade deal, what would it this mergersan for between the countries? if there is a trade deal it is not the end of tensions. china has failed to implement these in the past when it has made similar commitments and in the u.s. there is skepticism in washington about what china seeks to do in terms of dominating the strategic sectors, the made in china 2025 program. the skepticism insecurity and in congress and the federal urography will stand. it will have a negative impact on the possibilities for companies. that let's stick with scheme -- that theme of skepticism. eventually these are issues that are going to have to be dealt with. patrick: absolutely. huawei is a ticking time bomb in the relationship. you have the cfo still waiting for extradition in canada and the administration seemed to indicate they see these things not entirely separate. trump a month ago is saying he would be willing to talk about huawei in the context of trade talks. that

>> well, i think everyone has their own ajit is.i do think that russia poses a very significant counterintelligence threat, store in the cyber arena. certainly what we call the maligned foreign influence territory. certainly in the presence of intelligence officers in this country. in a lot of ways, yeah. >> do we see any change of your vantage point between russian interference and the 2016 presidential election, the 2010 midterms, did you see any evolution in the skiff or nature of the russian threat? >> i think of support to distinguish between two categories, sometimes the word interference and influence get, even but as, kind of get and eat about a little interchangeably. not sure that's quite the right analogy for each. foreign influence, maligned foreign influence can we use to describe different aggressive campaign that we saw in 2016 and is described and special counsel's report, and that has continued pretty much unabated is of use of social media, fake news, propaganda, false personas, et cetera, to spend us up, hit us ag

jedediah: ajit pai joins us now the fcc chairman. ajit, tell us what this means.ok at this and i think what does this mean more my life. >> 5th generation of wireless connectivity. 5 g means 100 times faster speed than 4 g. incredibly high rates of data being sent over the wireless airwaves. ultimately transform industries and deliver information to consumers some of which we can't achieve today. so important for america to lead on next generation of technology. ed: give us a couple of examples. if i might want to stream movies. i want to download more music. how does that impact me? maybe on a bigger scale you talk about industries. i understand it could have a big impact say on the car industry. >> just imagine if you are a healthcare patient and you were able to be monitored remotely using a sensor so if your vital signs went south. healthcare providers could intervene quicker so you didn't have to make a trip to the emergency room. smarted transportation networks where all the cars were connected using 5 g technologies, imagine augmented reality so you could e

. >> reporter: ajit pai saying this is a collaborative process.s encouraged by some of the comments from the allies the white house is taking steps on this spectrum option, the biggest of all time to push 5g domestically back over to you >> eamon, thank you very much for that for more on 5g let's bring in jon fortt. jon, is the u.s. behind the curve on this, and how quickly could they catch up with moves like this? >> wilf, i wouldn't say the u.s. is behind the curve. in the conversations i had with various leaders and regulators around the world, actually the u.s. and china are leading in 5g deployment right now verizon a couple weeks ago announced they were rolling out 5g service in minneapolis and chicago to beat south korea to the punch. south korea is a dense country they're often ahead. they have samsung which is very much in the game when it comes to 5g equipment and also phones. so whereas china is expected to lead on the industrial side, big manufacturing economy there, the u.s. is expected to lead when it comes to consumer applications a

earlier raise had ajit terry hit on the market. the decent one had a big hit. the world may be slow but the oxen are patient. it shouldn't have been done in december but jay powell is doing a great job. neil: what about your view, i know on the other pillars we could have a debate about free trade policy and certainly spending policy. >> spending policy is certainly one of the pillars. neil: could use -- >> five taxes, spending, sound money, minimal regulations free trade. those are the five pillars. that is where you want to go. i think steve will be a good board member. neil: fair enough. jurrien, what about your view? we need to cut rates and market rates are already falling, wonder whether we reached the bottom but what about the whole debate we're in? >> i agree with art that the fed has a done a good job, whether they had a misstep in december or not, time will tell. they moved policy from extremely accommodative to basically neutral. most estimates where sort of the neutral rate is are around 2 1/2. that is basically where the fed went. they pivoted in a

please welcome charles cooke and the fcc chairman ajit pai. [applause] >> thank you for joining us. >> great to be with you. >> maybe we can survey asking a basic question, what is the fcc? what is a do? >> the federal communications commission is the nation's premier communications regulation agency. we were created 85 years ago in 1934, essentially enabling americans around the country to be able to benefit from communication technology, whether more traditional ones like radio and tv and telephone or the more modern ones, satellite, internet and wireless. matching the aspirations, that's what i i see our core mission s been. >> what was the mission in 1934? >> it is change a little bit since 1934. back then back then we were cratered essentially to regulate the airwaves that broadcast tv and radio airwaves, the spectrum those being used. in addition regulating ma bell, att, the telephone monopoly. there was a list of regulations that congress charge of the agency with imposing back in 1934 that's really changed quite a bit since technology

less than two years after the federal communications commission under the leadership of sec chair ajit the obamato repeal era rule. the house is expected to vote on the bill wednesday, sending it to the senate where mitch mcconnell said it is dead on arrival. this is just over an hour. mr. doyle: i thank the speaker. mr. speaker, i yield myself three minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized. mr. doyle: mr. speaker, i rise today in support of h.r. 1644, the save the internet act. this bill comes to the floor after more than 18 hours of consideration by the energy and commerce committee over the course of hearings and markups since the start of this congress. during that time, we heard from consumer advocates, any north and underrepresented communities -- minority and underrepresented communities, rural baubd providers, innovators, entrepreneurs, and millions -- broadband providers, innovators, entrepreneurs and millions

ajit pai. thank you. >> leaving the last couple of seconds to take you live to gallaudet university in washington for the second day of hearings by the national committee on military and national public service. they're looking into possible changes to the mandatory selective service registration. the two panels this morning dealing with whether to continue restricting registration to men only. live all day coverage here on c-span2. >> second, how can we as a nation create a participation in military national and public service. the first question is the reason we are here this morning. the four hearings we're holding, two yesterday and two today, provide an opportunity to discuss the policy options the commission is considering with respect to the selective service system and a potential future draft. yesterday's hearings focused on the strategic security environment and potential requirements for selective service and the nation to meet those needs, along with potential modifications to the s

the speaker pro tempore: the house stands adj house where president trump and ajit pai are about to talk about high-speed networks in rural areas.