so that they can harvest if you will was much spectrum as used now that can be used for wireless broadbent? >> the commissioner just also had another big vote on the concept called spectrum sharing and there's also repackage we can talk about an imminent in the article you mentioned in politico so all you need or 3 megahertz to broadcast high-definition broadcast signal and unique less than that with the cutting edge technology but is it possible to have a station stay on the air by sharing 3 megahertz with another station so each is just three and that is a total of six we talked about earlier than you can free up a block of the spectrum, relocate broadcasters in the neighborhood in the real estate as i do and broadcasters in the neighborhood you have both of the wireless brand in the mobile broadband. i think there's a lot of potential in that i come in that concept of broadcasters spectrum >> go ahead, jonathan. >> let's switch gears and talk about net neutrality and also why your list video competition. you voted against -- >> is an hour-and-a-half show is and it? >> you voted against

>> meredith broadbent, csis. are you comfortable with the trans-pacific partnerships? and what about the other allies that want to join? >> i am not satisfied with the pace of negotiations. i pointed out how it is saddening that china is concluding all of these free trade agreements and the united states of america, in the last more than three years, we have concluded a three that have been negotiated by a previous administration. that is a shameful record. every country in the world, practically, is recognizing the benefits of free trade agreements. we saw the special interests of the car companies and the trade unions which imposed restrictions. when we abandon the fast track methodology, it makes it even worse. when i travel at your expense, i hear them. [laughter] they want a free trade agreement. they say, why don't you do it? this partnership is magnificent. it could be one of the greatest breakthrough that we have had in recent history if we could just move forward with it. i am not here to beat up on the administration, that would be easy enough for me to do. b

utilizing corporate relationships like at&t and others to be able to not just gain access to broader broadbent to utilize technology to educate people, this death you talked about by way of black wall street should be acceptable to a generation who are not going to open a book. it's easier for young people to talk about where they are partying that where they will be our -- where they are going to be educated. how do we begin to utilize the technology available and not just talk about civic engagement? >> i'm going to keep this brief. you will hear from -- i don't want us to move from the importance of content mastery. this is a conversation that's not unique to a black college. this happens every day. you can go on youtube that you can access that, but the question of how you deal with literacy is very important. i will try to keep this quick. the new york times had an article about a school where a lot of the ceos and people who worked at the highest levels of google and apple send their children. up to high school. one thing is not allowed in the early grades -- computers. we have to be cle

you can get broadbent for not very much money -- can get broadband for not very much money. he is a tech guy. i think will happen is there is a business model where the school becomes the broadband distributor and make some money doing that and insures that the kids in the school district are provided. it can be a public-private partnership, which hyoscine work in san diego. you basically have the student and teacher connected to the world of knowledge directly, and that is the revolution in k-12 you have to have. it is the only way out. >> did you have a question? and then brian. >> one of our strengths as a country -- we are an immigrant nation. as the world evolves and liberalizes and economies become stronger, do you anticipate having the effect in terms of being able to attract greater talent? >> you bet. it happens now. do you know how many students come to this country for education? i was just in australia. their number two or three revenue line is students coming to education. huge numbers. if we put our head down and do the job, be creative, people will come to us