jose as a member of the energy and commerce committee net chalabi has been an issue that you have looked at. how is it proceeding? rep. degette: with the court ruling on that chalabi, it is the law of the land and we often joke and say everybody knows what it is but nobody can define it in the same way. the court's ruling gives us a sense of what the law will be. that's neutrality -- there is concern in congress about net neutrality and humvees are opposed to the court's ruling particularly with title ii. litigation lawsuits have been filed. i think it would be wise to congress to sit down in a bipartisan fashion and try to give certainty to what the interpretation of title ii is going to mean by coming up with a bipartisan bill. i know there has been some interest expressed in doing that but so far that fall has not moved far down the road. host: and you supported? rep. degette: it depends on what it would look like. i think net neutrality is a very important concept and i agree in general with what the course said. i think there is some benefit to consumers as well as the industries ha

one surprising thing during and after chalabi saga of last year was simply public comment.ou surprised at the amount of calls that came in and what was the point you are like this is bigger than those policy debates here. >> there was a day early on when we had 150,000 comments being filed. you know, that is why this debate. that is why this decision was so important because those 4 million people who were filing what does that not all of them were pro. it was about three quarters were pro. >> a million people didn't like the idea. >> which is a nontrivial amount. the point is this proved the power of an open internet to free expression and it just happened that the issue being decided in the ability to communicate using that technology happened: that. >> okay, fine. when you read these comments, how do they impact your rulemaking process. whether they have by submitting the comment and how do you measure that? >> so obviously the total impact impact -- the total number of comments is something you have to sit up and take notice about. it's not something we make a decision

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