. >> host: congressman cliff stearns is the ranking member on the commerce committee on to allergy. he's joining us this week on "the communicators." we spoke with rick boucher a few minutes ago. if you'd like to the national broadband plan is under 50 plus pages. you can go to c-span.org/two indicators. aside from the fcc has been hyperlinked at that space. what else did you disagree with that we haven't discussed? >> guest: well, i think we covered it. there's one area i'm concerned about which is sort of a business model. if you go out and lay down the fiber optics and you make the investment and you own it, there some talk about unbundling. and what this would mean is that companies that own the fiber optics invest in the fiber optics and sell the fiber optics to the customers, they might have to be separated into three separate companies. this unbundling would create i think a lot of thanks to the market and i think we've got to be careful if these people are willing to go out with a capital to do it, i think the fcc has got to be careful with this idea of unbundling which woul

do is they rate various claims and took a look at this one from the republican representative cliff stearns give him this thing, half true. here's a basic idea why. i'll show you. they talked a whole lot of experts about this saying that experts say there's a lot of similar examples of what the democrats are proposing to do. however, he is right on part of it. stearn is correct, this is the first time congress has ever -- listen to these words. first time congress has ever written a reconciliation bill to amend a law that does not exist. i like taking a look at. that it is a reminder of how complicated the entire system is and going on in washington right now and if you want to know everything that's going on in washington right now, cnn.com/health care. i have links for my facebook there and links to what i just showed you. and cnn.com/healthcare. we'll be keeping a eye on all of these claims flying around washington in the coming days and especially in the coming hours. down to like 36 hours or less before that big vote on capitol hill. >> but who's counting? >> so many numbers. >> tick t

. >> host: commerce and cliff stearns, ranking member on the commerce subcommittee on technology. thank you for beyond indicators. >> guest: thank you for having me. >> host: if you'd like to read the broadband apostle proposed by the fcc, c-span.org/"the communicators." >> secretary of state hillary clinton told the american israel public affairs committee that new israeli settlements are undermining the peace process and hindering efforts to impose more sanctions on iran. she spoke to the aipac annual conference for 45 minutes. ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ >> thank you. thank you for that warm welcome and it is wonderful to be back at aipac with so many good friends. i saw a number of them backstage before coming out and i can assure you that i received a lot of advice. i know i always do when i see my friends from aipac. and i want to thank lee rosenberg for that introduction and congratulations, rosie, you're going to be a terrific president. [applause] i also want to thank david victor and howard kohr and lonny kaplan nd j.b. pritzker and howard friedman and ester kurz and richard fishma