this is christine wilson, one of three republican commissioners on the federal trade commission. thanks are being with us for the first time ever. >> guest: my pleasure. >> host: i want to start and ask you, what exactly is the ftc's responsibility when it comes to telecommunications? >> guest: the federal trade commission has no jurisdiction over common carriers, although it can investigate and challenge conduct that the pilots is the antitrust laws or the consumer protection laws if it is a non-commentary activity that's undertaken by common carriers. the net neutrality debate took away jurisdiction from the federal trade commission for broadband isps when the isps were categorized under title ii as common carriers, and with the rolling back of the net neutrality regulations we do now i can have jurisdiction over broadband isps. >> host: define a common carrier. >> guest: i'm sure there's a very technical definition but it is an entity that falls within title ii of the ftc jurisdiction. >> host: with that be a landline phone company? >> guest: yes. >> host: when it comes to the

. >> host: christine wilson, for those who may not know what that acronym stands for but coppa is -- >> guest: children's online piracy protection act. >> host: in your view do you have clear guidance of legislation in congress as to what those rules should be? >> guest: it is very clear in terms of the broad stroke so for example if there is child directed content then the websites and other content providers have to abide by certain obligations before they can collect information in one of those locations is to obtain verifiable parental consent. essentially it puts parents in control of the information that their children are giving to unknown entities on the intern internet. >> host: a twofold question, when it comes to privacy what exactly is the ftc's purview and do you will you have weird guidance on the issue of privacy? >> guest: privacy is a relatively morphine term and people define it differently and we enforce a number of and coppa which deals with children's information and tsr which deals with unwanted intrusions in the home and are brought section five authority or un

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. >> next, members of the federal trade commission rebecca slaughter and christine wilson on the agencies priorities and privacy concerns with new technologies. this event was hosted by the brookings institution. >> welcome everybody here. welcome to our c-span audience. i'm cameron kerry, the distinguished visiting fellow at brookings and the center for technology and innovation. and i am pleased to continue our discussions on hashtag the privacy debate. please feel free to live tweet on that. the federal trade commission a been very much at the center of that debate both as congress moves forward and as as a government, as a people deal with the policy issues of privacy. the commission has been very much in the spotlight with major cases, the facebook cambridge analytica settlement, youtube settlement, and a series of hearings on competition and consumer protection in the 21st century ear a lot of the focus on issue of data and privacy. so we're fortunate to have with us today two commissioners, rebecca slaughter and christine wilson, both of whom have long backgrounds in public policy.

. >> watch our interview with ftc commissioner christine wilson tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> the council on foreign relations hosts a discussion of future of u.s. relations with turkey. panelist discussed relationship between the two countries. from last week this is about one hour. >> good afternoon, everyone. i want to welcome you all to today's meeting on u.s.-turkish relations, the shifting nature of two named alice. i'm ellen laipson and i'm currently the director of the international security program at george mason university and it's a great pleasure to preside over today's discussion on a topic that i think is particularly compelling. so in our topsy-turvy world where we write love letters to authoritarians and would publicly disparaged our allies, it's interesting to think what is a u.s.-turkish relations fit in that sort a spectrum from how we treat allies and authoritarians. it seems to fit into every category, or maybe none, maybe we'll try to figure out today a special is the case of u.s.-turkish relations. it's ofte

ncicap.org]>> rebecca slaughter and christine wilson talk about the agency's and some of the privacy concerns with new technologies. brookings at the institution in washington, d.c. today at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. > earlier today, democratic presidential candidate south end indiana mayor pete buttigieg and julian castro spoke at the j street conference here in washington, d.c. and welcome to another huge day at the j street national conference. the first few days of the conference, we spoke a great deal about the pivotal moment in which we find ourselves as jews, and as american as supporters of a safe, secure, israelisful future for and palestinians. [applause] as a gathered together movement, at a time when our are sacred democratic norms under assault, when the united states global standing is at an low, when our relationship with many key allies has never been more in doubt, and when our president proudly aligns himself with auto ratts -- autocrats and demagogues. in israel, we are faced with a prime minister who has holeheartedly embraced president trump. deployed the sam

. >> watch our interview with christine wilson tonight at 8 pm eastern on the communicators on cspan2. >> and it's our weekly lookahead in washington bureau, joining us this week alex wayne, white house editor for bloomberg news and catherine mcmanus who is with rollcall and covers capitol hill. let's start with the rate over the weekend. the comments we heard from callers of questioning about whether president prshould have informed democratic leadership aheadof time. currently in his comments he mentioned he didn't. did we know what the president supposed to do or torby tradition has done in these situations ? >> the president wouldn't form what is called a gang of eight. it is leadership of the house and senate , republicans and democrats as well as a certain community chairman including the intelligence committee chairs and one of the reasons that i imagine trump will continue to hit on his adam schiff is one of the traditional people that he would have told ahead of this rate and that did not happen and he specifically said leaks were part of his rationale for that. >> a foreign

and this week on "the ommunicators," we want to introduce you to a first-time guest, this is christine wilson. is one of three republican commissioners on the federal trade commission. being with us for the first time ever. pleasure.on: my host: commissioner wilson, i want to ask you, what is the f.t.c.'s responsibility when it comes to telecommunications companies today? federal son: so the trade commission has no jurisdiction over common carriers, although it can investigate and challenge violates either the antitrust laws or the consumer protection laws if it is a carrier activity that is undertaken by common carriers and the net neutrality debate jurisdiction from the federal trade commission for roadband i.s.p.s when the i.s.p.s were categorizes under title 2 with common carriers and with the rolling back of the net neutrality regulations we do now have jurisdiction overbroad band i.s.p.s. a common se define carrier. comm. wilson: i'm sure there is definition, it falls within title 2 of the f.t.c. jurisdiction. host: would that be a land line phone company, for instance, a carrier? comm.

and this week on "the ommunicators," we want to introduce you to a first-time guest, this is christine wilson. is one of three republican commissioners on the federal trade commission. being with us for the first time ever. pleasure.on: my host: commissioner wilson, i want to ask you, what is the f.t.c.'s responsibility when it comes to telecommunications companies today? comm. wilson: he

sit ncicap.org] >> federal trade commission commissioners rebecca slaughter and christine wilson talk about the agency's priorities and some of the privacy concerns with new technologies. that's live at the brookings institution in washington, d.c. today at 2:00 p.m. eastern. n c-span2. host: our newsmakers program, the ranking member of the house administration committee, thanks for coming by. rep. davis: thanks for having me. host: joining me with the question is tim starks and judy that covers congress for "the hill." where are we as far as security than in 2016? rep. davis: when we were charged of the 115th congress, we worked in a bipartisan way to invest $400 million into our election security issues working with d.h.s. to hire more administrators, to fight back cyber attacks, and also giving money to our states so that our state and local officials can work with d.h.s. hand in hand to ensure the election security f every single election. believe the most secure elections are actually the ones i held at the local level. host: what's the most outstanding issue as of to day? rep.

. >> next, members of the federal trade commission rebecca slaughter and christine wilson on the agencies priorities and privacy concerns with new technologies. this event was hosted by the brookings institution. >> welcome everybody here. welcome to our c-span audience. i'm cameron kerry, the distinguished visiting fellow at brookings and the center for technology and innovation. and i am pleased to continue our discussions on hashtag the privacy debate. please feel free to live tweet on that.

we are fortunate to have with us today to commissioners, rebecca slaughter and christine wilson, both of whom have long background in public policy and becca slaughter is on the hill and wilson previously as chief of staff at the commission and both experienced in private law practice and other capacities so i want to jump right into it. let's begin, if we could with an overview. you started in may of last year, christine in september so you both are about a year on and have experience in cases and hearings. how do you see the privacy we have today? what do you see as the key issues as we move forward? >> you are the senior commissioner on the panel [laughter] , 18 months of experience now. thank you for having us. it's nice to be here and nice to be here with christine. this is an issue we both care about and are excited to talk about this together. what are the key issues? honestly this is an issue which i've given a lot of thought from the perspective of enforcement which is different from the policy perspective that i had and once i had for so long on the hill. a few observations

. >> watch our interview with ftc commissioner christine wilson tonight at 8 p.m. on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> the council on foreign relations hosts a discussion of future of u.s. relations with turkey. panelist discussed relationship between the two countries. from last week this is

this is christine wilson, one of three republican commissioners on the federal trade

. >> watch our interview with christine wilson tonight at 8 pm eastern on the communicators on cspan2head in washington bureau, joining us this week alex wayne, white house editor for bloomberg news and

commissioner christine wilson tonight on c-span two. >> this morning, president trump briefly spoke to reporters before leaving for chicago where he plans to attend the international association of chiefs of police convention. here is what he had to say about the special ops raid over the weekend that killed the top isis leader. [plane engine roaring ] ] >> pres. trump: recaptured the demand that should have been caught a long time ago.

. >> watch our interview with christine wilson tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> the house will be in order. >> for 40 years, c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington, d.c. and around the country so you can make up your own mind. created by cable in 1979, c-span is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. c-span, your unfiltered view of government. >>> the pentagon wants to put more money into developing emerging technologies, asking congress for an additional nearly $8 billion next budget year. defense department intelligence officials recently talked about why they have put in the largest research and development budgetq in 70 years. the 1:10 even was hosted by the armed forces communications and

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. >> watch our interview with ftc commissioner christine wilson tonight at 8:00 p.m.eastern on the communicators on c-span2. >>> tuesday the senate commerce science and transportation committee hearing examining the boeing 737 max following two international accidents last year. testifying before the committee is boeing's president and ceo dennis muilenburg and vice president and chief engineer john hamilton. watch live tuesday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span3. online at c-span.org or listen live wherever you are with the free c-span radio app. >>> search all of c-span's coverage for video on demand of all the congressional briefings and hearings as well as the administration's response during the impeachment inquiry process. log on to our impeachment inquiry web page at c-span.org/impeachment. your fast and easy way to watch c-span's unfiltered coverage anytime. >>> up next, a house appropriations panel looks at funding for a new nasa program to send humans back to the moon. nasa administrator jim bridenstine and the agency's acting associate administrator for human

. >> watch our interview with ftc commissioner christine wilson tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span2. >>> is diversity an issue on federal courts? advocacy lawyers and the dean of howard university's law school take on that question. the center for american progress hosted this discussion on how diversity impacts litigants, legal decisions, and the justice system. >>> good morning, everyone. my name is winnie stack lburg, and i'm the executive vice president of external affairs at the center for american progress, and i want to thank each and every one of you for joining this very important event. we're here to discuss a fundamental issue, which strikes at the heart of our democratic values. if we truly believe that all americans deserve equal treatment in the eyes of the law, then we must ensure that our legal decisions are made by judges with backgrounds and perspectives that represent the experiences of all americans. study after study has shown that diverse groups solve problems in a more thoughtful and innovative way and arrive at more eff

. >> watch our interview with ftc commissioner christine wilson tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on the communicators on c-span2. >>> is diversity an issue on federal courts? advocacy lawyers and the dean of howard university's law school take on that question. the center for american progress hosted this discussion on how diversity impacts litigants, legal decisions, and the

. >> watch our interview with commissioner christine wilson at 8:00 p.m.tern on 2.mmunicators on c-span washington journal continues. host: our weekly look ahead in washington on washington journal, joining us this week, alex wayne, white house editor for bloomberg news, and catherine tully mcmanus who is with roll call and carruthers capitol hill. let's start with the raid over the weekend. the comments from a number of callers questioning about whether the president should have informed democratic leadership ahead of time. in his comments he mentioned he didn't. do we know what president is typically supposed to do or by tradition has done in these situations? katherine: typically the president would inform the gang of eight. it is leadership in the house and senate, republicans and democrats as well as a certain committee chairman including the intelligence committee chairs. one of the reasons i imagine trump will continue to hit on is adam schiff leading the impeachment inquiry is one of the traditional people he would have told ahead of this raid. and

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christine lagarde. he has been appealing for physical help for pretty much his entire tenure. on deafuest has fallen ears. still with us is andrew wilsonm goldman sachs asset management. how would you rate draghi's record, and you think that christine lagarde is going to be any different? firstly, he really has done a very good job. it is easy to forget the european bit crisis and how he managed that. eurobly, rescuing the area. i think we need to look at it in the light of his achievements over his tenure. i think he has done a very good job in terms of managing through that financial crisis and getting us to where we are today. the handover tomorrow will be interesting, certainly what he focuses on. we wouldn't expect any change of policy. pretty significant policy changes last time with quantitative easing being open-ended. we would expect him to lean into the fiscal policy rhetoric. i think you may use this last opportunity to push government across europe to do more on the physical front. we all know that monetary policy is really reaching the end of its limits and effectiveness. it is time for fiscal policy to take up some of tha

christine wilson has been the guest for the first time on "the communicators," along with mcgill. both.you .> thank you chlt >> the house will be in order. c-span has been providing america unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events from washington, d.c. and around the country. your own make up mind. c-spand by cable in 1979, is brought to you by your local cable or satellite provider. unfiltered view of government. >> the white house did not weekly address from the president. senator tammy duckworth of illinois delivered the offering address criticism of the president's troopsn to withdraw u.s. from northern syria. senator tammy duckworth from illinois. i'm a combat veteran and a former army pilot who flew iraq.ns in anyone who has ever served in this region can tell you the consequencesrophic arise.e sure to over the past few years, u.s. by showed we are the kurds. in the process they became our brothers and sisters in arms. they bled for us. died for us. they did the unimaginable, on isis oundwork of fighting face-to-face, work

commissioner christine wilson tonight on c-span two. >> this morning, president trump briefly spoke to reporters before leaving for chicago where he plans to attend the international association of chiefs of police convention. here is what he had to say about the special ops raid over the weekend that killed the top isis leader. [plane engine roaring ] ] >> pres. trump: recaptured the demand that should have been caught a long time ago. unfortunately, there was tremendous damage. it was an amazing display of intelligence and military power and coordination. lots of great things happened. so it was a great big day and a great weekend. we are very happy about it. the economy is doing phenomenally well. -- looks like another big day will be taking place today in the stock market. good numbers are happening all the time. i guess we are in record territory for stocks. that is great for everything, great for jobs. things are going good. you have any questions? reporter:--video footage of the raids? the question was, i'm considering releasing video footage of the raids? we may take certain pa

ncicap.org]>> rebecca slaughter and christine wilson talk about the agency's and some of the privacy concerns with new technologies. brookings at the institution in washington, d.c. today at 2:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. > earlier today, democratic presidential candidate south end indiana mayor pete buttigieg and julian castro spoke at the j street conference here in washington, d.c. and welcome to another huge day at the j street national conference. the first few days of the conference, we spoke a great deal about the pivotal moment in which we find ourselves as jews, and as american as supporters of a safe, secure, and peaceful

. >> watch our interview with ftc commissioner christine wilson tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. >> host: with me is susan ferrechio, chief congressional correspondent of the "washington examiner" looking at the weekend in congress. we have a house considering bipartisan legislation that would impose new sanctions on turkey while the senate is blocking this ever. and he tells more about the congressional response to turkeys recent note to action? >> guest: at this point the house is going to take up some legislation that would sanction turkey and their -- it's possible the the senate will tt up. it is being slow down in the senate, paused in the senate because the republicans who run the upper chamber want to give the cease-fire a chance here. i want to give the president a chance to try to see if the deal he worked out here is going to be successful. but there can having sanctions as a plan b. so the house will pass it and there can looking into junctions with senate republicans who are not opposed with house is doing. they just want to