bob senator leahy, as well as senator thune.i applaud the cochairs for the kurds and confidence to host debates, that contain a variety of perspectives. i want to applaud them for that. #netneutrality. this is the start of the es,versation on the rul and i thank you for coming. ford works for the center technology, which is a first amendment organization, and david has agreed to try to in asate this impartial a way possible. >> thanks, and thanks to the internet education foundation for pulling this event get a. it was just tuesday that the decision came out. it should be a great opportunity analysisome initial and reactions to what the case means. as tim mentioned, i will moderate. i will try to be impartial in that regard. my organization filed a brief in the case, and that is why tim engine that. left, we have a partner at steptoe and johnson and general counsel to the internet association. christopher, a professor of law communications and communications sciences at the university of pennsylvania law school. next, matt wood,

conjunction with the congressional internet caucus and its co-chairs, congressman bob goodlatte, congresswoman eshoo and senator leahy has less senator thune. i applaud the caucus for hosting the dates that pose a variety of perspectives on important issues with which they themselves may not agree so i want to applaud them for that. hash tag for today is #netneutrality and this is just the start of the conversation on the fcc open internet rules. the moderator today is david stone, general counsel for democracy and technology. david works for the center of technology, which is a civil liberties first amendment organization. and david has agreed to try to moderate this as impartial and in as fair manner as possible. so i will hand it over to david stone. thank you. >> neutral, you might even say, tim. thanks to the internet education foundation for pulling this together as promptly. as tim said it was to stay the court decision came out, so it should be a great opportunity to get some initial analysis and initial reactions to the case means. as tim mentioned, i'm going to moderate. i will try to be impartial. we filed

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senators john kerry, jay rockefeller, bob casey, patrick leahy, you've also got congressman chris vans. this is the lowest of the list here. van hollen, in fact, just speaking to my colleague chris jansing about this very issue and said he was shocked at the report. he was the chairman of the democratic national campaign committee and wasn't involved in the primary, but let's listen to what he said. >> i'm a huge supporter of hillary clinton. i hope she will run for president, and i've indicated i would be a supporter of hillary clinton if she runs, but again, i'm trying to figure out this last one, chris, as i say, it's an unsolved mystery and maybe someone will pick up the phone and tell me. again, this assumes this is a true report. >> well, that unsolved mystery, the article, says there was, "a special circle of clinton hell reserved for people who endorsed obama or stayed on the fence after bill or hillary raised money for them or appointed them to a political post." if hillary does run again, will those on this list, will they try to turn it around and become ones? >> you know,

conjunction with the congressional internet caucus and its co-chairs, congressman bob goodlatte, congresswoman eshoo and senator leahy has less senator thune. i applaud the caucus for hosting the dates that pose a variety of perspectives on important issues with which they themselves may not agree so i want to applaud them for that. hash tag for today is #netneutrality and this is just the start of the conversation on the fcc open internet rules. the moderator today is david stone, general counsel for democracy and technology. david works for the center of technology, which is a civil liberties first amendment organization. and david has agreed to try to moderate this as impartial and in as fair manner as possible. so i will hand it over to david stone. thank you. >> neutral, you might even say, tim. thanks to the internet education foundation for pulling this together as promptly. as tim said it was to stay the court decision came out, so it should be a great opportunity to get some initial analysis and initial reactions to the case means. as tim mentioned, i'm going to moderate. i will try to be impartial. we filed

among them patrick leahy and senator bob casey.ted kennedy, very high-profile defects. people that the clintons or hillary clinton particularly thought they had locked up. >> congressman john lewis, the civil rights icon who endorsed hillary clinton at the beginning of the campaign and in the middle of campaign shifted allegiances comes in for particular criticism. there are two things interesting to me about this one is that the idea it was so comprehensive, so directed from the top down, so much energy and effort was put into this and not just the friends list. who do we owe favors to but who are the enemies we have to sometime in the future gain revenge and extract retribution on. the other thing is, will be interesting to watch over the next couple of days, is anybody in the media going to bother to say, it's time for secretary clinton to answer these allegations raised by this book? it will be interesting to see. we're not seeing that on the bob gates' book who makes the charge that hillary clinton in his presence told preside