so we're a working partner with them. >> host: brendan sasso. >> how do you think chairman wheeler is doing? there have been a few 3-2 votes on the commission. i don't think i'm going out on too much of a limb to say there'll be more 3-2 votes with the spectrum auction and net neutrality. do you think he's been too partisan? do you feel included in what the commission is doing? >> guest: well, chairman wheeler and i have a very good relationship. he and i spent a good deal of time getting to know each other as people to figure out how to work together. there'll be times when we disagree, and when we disagree, we'll disagree, you know, respectfully and then move on to the next issue. in terms of 3-2 votes, that happens. i don't necessarily know that, you know, 90% ofw& our work, 95% of our work depending on the day you measure is going to go through with a 5-0 vote. so there'll be instances where we don't agree, and those, you know, will we'll have our partir disagreements and move forward. i'm not sure necessarily based on partisanship, maybe just different viewpoints on how we approa

thank you and brendan sasso. >> guest: thank you. today at the white house urged congress to pass the highway bill. this article from reuters gave administration estimates 700,000 jobs could be lost if congress misses the deadline to replenish the highway fund. and senate legislation could fall short of a long-term solution. the transportation secretary anthony foxx asked for passage of the 302 billion-dollar for your trance or tatian bill that would and some business tax breaks to boost the highway trust fund. it needs to be reauthorized by the end of september that it could run out of money in the late summer. that again from reuters. here are the secretaries are marked from the white house earlier. >> thank you jay and i think all of you. i would like to be here celebrating all the work that's happening around our country to reinvigorate our nations transportation networks. unfortunately however this may be the most dire moment in the american transportation system has faced in decades. as soon as august the highway trust fund the