--t: alexander levine fccandra levine, as the been an activist fcc under donald trump?he fcc has most recently been criticized for its particularlyord, in light of the t-mobile-sprint merger, which closed about a which basically approved this $26 billion merger that left a lot of critics complaining that it was going to raise wireless rises for customers, and it raised questions about how serious the trump administration was about antitrust enforcement. pai, they rolled back net neutrality rules very early in the trump administration, rolled back a lot of obama era regulations that were put in place to ensure what obama officials thought was a more level playing field for telecom companies, lowering prices for consumers and making sure big companies weren't taking advantage. so at the beginning of the trump administration, the fcc was active and then they slow down. you haven't heard a ton from the fcc lately. pai ise is chairman trying to ride it out and see how the rest of the administration goes what do you think, emily? emily: yes, i would agree with that. the net n

we also have ashley gold of "the information" and alexander levine of politico. ms. levine, first question to you. facebook has seen a lot of attention in this town in the last couple of months. what's going on with that case and do we expect further attention to that company? ms. levine: thank you for having me, it is great to be here. settlement5 billion with facebook, culminating the cambridge analytical data scandal, has divided washington. on one hand you have republicans and industry groups saying the $5 billion fine, because it was the largest in the history of the agency, it met facebook was being held accountable. on the others, you have democrats and consumer and privacy advocates blasting the ftc's track record on enforcement and saying that because of facebook's size and how much money it has, this won't deter facebook from bad behavior in the future. right now in washington, we are in this wait and see mode with facebook. facebook is still doing damage control to convince skeptics and lawmakers who are, by the way, watching facebook's every move to see i

alexander levine with politico and the hills emily birnbaum. >> people digest names quickly, sometimes they seem to considerable but there only to spread misinformation and that what they're saying is going to be more threatening leading up to the election and there's also this question of the government ready, is the public ready and companies ready and the answer is consensus seems to be that none of this already. >> what's the communicators tonight at 8:30 p.m. on cspan2. >>. >> now portions from this past weekend new hampshire democratic party convention met in manchester here from the democratic presidential candidates. we begin with remarks from joe biden and then south bend indiana mayor the judge, senator, harris and former congressman o'rourke. >> hello new hampshire. great to be here. thank you, thank you. they tell me about 10 minutes so i'm better going. my name is joe biden and i'm here for dd shopping. and to defeat donald trump.

debate until now. 1759, john mica live feed filed for in 1759, john michael levine filed for divorce from rachel fossett, alexander hamilton's mother. three witnesses were summoned to testify, jemima gurley, james ash, and james hedrick. the divorce was granted to john michael levine but rachel was barred from remarrying. it's not working too well. while the divorce court ruling has been known for the last 80 no one had found the actual testimony of the three witnesses. accordingly, we had no idea what these three witnesses had to say about rachel fossett's life from the time she left st. croix in 1750 until their testimony in 1759. as a result, almost nothing was known about rachel's life during this 9-year period, a time that included her meeting james hamilton and the birth of alexander hamilton. that is until now. the danish national archives , in a collection of legal document from st. croix, there sits a 56-page booklet of the court proceedings for the divorce of rachel michael levine, nee rachel fossett, which includes the court record of the testimony of the three witnesses. here is perhaps the most import

we also have ashley gold of "the information" and alexander levine of politico. ms. levine, first question to you. facebook has seen a lot of attention in this

alexander levine, and the hills amber. >> people digest things very quickly. experts were staying were going to be much more threatening leading up to the election and there is also this question of is the government ready. is the public ready and were our tech companies ready. the answer and the consensus seems to be that none of this or anyone is ready. >> march the communicators tonight on cspan2 to cspan2. >> cspan2 his washington journal. news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, stephen moore of the heritage foundation will join us to talk about the trump administration economic record, and how it could impact the 2020 elections. they will also talk we put kim who was recently named as the jerky nations first delegation to congress. and chief also the cherokee nation, about native american representation in congress. also joining us previous smart line abby ellis, to talk about her documentary on michigan's issues we put water. watch cspan2 washington journal live at seven eastern on tuesday morning. to marine the discussion. >>