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.- aparna the four we get to paid family leave, remind viewers what is available when it comes to unpaid leave laws in the country. guest: since 1993, we have had the family and medical leave act .hat gathers these people yourself, the government tells you and the employer has to guarantee you 12 weeks of unprotected pay. host: was there a discussion at the time to make it paid leave? guest: there was definitely a lot of pressure to make it paid. there is this concern that if you just open it up to unpaid leave, who is going to have access? timenk the concern at that was how our business is going to react to a policy that suddenly mandates that every business has to offer 12 weeks of paid leave to their employee? it is a more generous definition of who can qualify and all of the needs that you can have. . think there was this concern mothers are more likely to take up at leave, will they face more discrimination in the workplace? at that time, we left it unpaid. -- they left it unpaid. host: what time did it gain momentum? guest: over the past couple of decades, the states have been expe

host: that is aparna >> tonight on "the communicators," former f.c.c. chair tom wheeler talks about his new book, "from gutenberg to google." >> it's never the primary network that is transformative. but it's the secondary effects of that network. it's how, for instance, the printing press not only enabled luther but enabled the renaissance to come out of northern italy. it's how the first high speed network, the railroad, created industrial -- the industrial revolution. and how the first electronic network, the the telegraph, allowed for the creation of a national news media and a national financial system. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> a look at our primetime schedule on the c-span networks. beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span or after the house ad journs, bernie sanders holds a campaign rally. he'll be reporters in new hampshire. t 8:30 eastern on c-span2, the senate judiciary committee holds a hearg on human smuggling at the u.s.-mexico border. at 8:00 p.m. on c-span 3rks a look at current u.s. infrastructu

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