one of the issues we are discussing currently in washington is the privacy, personal privacy, cyberprivacy. do people -- have you been approached by government agencies to provide people personal information? >> no. we protect that with great amount of respect and responsibility. we do not share our customers' information with anyone. obviously for billing reasons and records it's all very second secure. we have a chief privacy officer. he and his team oversee that and make sure nothing is getting outside the walls of our company. you have to be a very specific number of employees who can access information, customer records, transactions,. >> as president of cox communication, how much time do you spend on privacy issues or washington-based issues? >> guest: well, we have our washington based issues. i'm in washington probably once a month. i spend a fair amount of time with members on the hill. more with the commerce committee members than anybody else because that is the commitey of the hill or congress or house of representatives representatives and senate that spends most of their tea

rogers we are here in -- a lot of discussion about the issue of cyberprivacy. increased use of the cloud, new technology. where does that fall in the comcast world? >> guest: the cable in durst jury has a specific -- specific privacy law that was way ahead of its time that is one of the highest privacy standards of any industry, way more than the web and the cloud and other things so the first thing is we operate by the cable app and so there is great comfort in that. two all things in personalization recommendations. if you want to opt out of all of that you can easily do that with one click as well. but i think it's a huge conversation and very important that we know what's happening for our data. in our case we don't ever take it and do something about you. that's not our business model. and so i think it's an advantage for us to try to remind people that it's a safe place. at the same time the number of customers are showing that there is another generation that's very comfortable with the transparent every picture, every image, it's okay put it out there a