eshoo: i think we have a good relationship. it becomes tense at times when we don't agree with each other. but we have a mutual regard for one another, we like each other. a relationship is never going to be a good one unless you work at it. take a person for granted or assume what they are thinking. the more you chat, the better you know an individual in life, things. to produce i think we have a wonderful relationship. i have a lot of respect for g and i like him. we disagree, but we agree. it's a healthy relationship. we have been able to be productive. if you look at the work product of the subcommittee, which i always want to get more done, but i think that speaks for itself. peter: before we go on to another issue, i want to bring back something you also mentioned, unlicensed bandwidth. do you think of the spectrum auction scheduled for march, there is enough set aside for unlicensed spectrum? rep. eshoo: i have always opted for more, because it is so for many of the startups that i've met with. is really within the radiu

eshoo: pleasure to be here. peter: since the last time we talked, net neutrality is the law of the land. do you have any regrets, or do you think it has been successful? lot of people think we are in a strong position. i am thrilled that on june 12, order when in the place. -- went into place. i think we are on strong legal ground. there was a challenge by opponents to delay the and the court of denies that. there is another challenge that will be heard in december by the appeals court, but i think we are on very strong legal ground. the first legal task and

eshoo: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank our ranking member. i oppose this legislation for several reasons. first, except in very narrow circumstances the bill does not allow any limits, not any limits on exports of domestic oil regardless of potential threats to our national security. and that is our top responsibility as members. our national security. for decades there's been a bipartisan commitment in congress and several administrations to energy independence and reducing our reliance on foreign oil. given the continued dependence of our economy and military on oil, energy independence remains critical to our national defense. but with little consideration of any national security implications, this bill allows unlimited exports of a critical strategic resource. the united states still imports 26% of the oil we consume, and remains the world's top importer. every barrel exported under this bill would have to be replaced by a barrel imported from elsewhere, leaving us more reliant on foreign countries. the bill allows the president to limit

monday, on the communicators, california representative anna eshoo, the top democrat on the house committee case and and technology committee discusses how congress should address cyber security and data breaches as well as the upcoming spectrum auction. she is joined by king marilla, a political technology reporter. >> when i am struck by is what analysts have instructed us. as the two main pillars of cyber security that need to be honored breaches arethese due to two factors, a lack of hygiene in the system, and the lack of security management. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern time on the communicators on c-span2. coverage ofs your the rest of the white house 2016 , we will find the candidates, the speeches, debates, and most important, your questions. we are taking a road to the white house coverage into classrooms across the country with our student camera contest, giving students the chance to discuss what issues they want to hear most from the candidates. and rode toontest the coverage 2016 on tv, radio, and online at www.c-span.org. ♪ >> today, the u.s. house elected wisconsin congres

. >> monday, california representative anna has shoe -- anna eshoo discusses how congress should this us cyber security and data breaches as well as the upcoming spectrum auction. she is joined by politico's technology reporter. by cyber security that needs to be honored. breaches arethese due to two factors -- and lack of hygiene in the system and a lack of security management. night at 8:00 eastern on "the communicators" on c-span2. coverage ofs your the road to the white house 2016 , where you will find the candidates, the speeches, the debates, and your questions. this year we are taking our coverage across the country, contest,student cam giving students the opportunity to discuss what important issues they want to hear the most from candidates. follow the contest and the road to the white house coverage on tv, the radio, and online, at c-span.org. >> the u.s. house elected a new speaker, congressman paul ryan. he is the fifth 54th speaker of the house, the first from wisconsin. boehner, who is held the post since 2011. speaker boehner gaveled in the house for the last time and d

the cochairs are representatives bob goodlatte and anna eshoo on the house side, and on the senate side, senators john thune and patrick leahy. we thank them for their support of educationallal events like this. and just a little bit of housekeeping before we get started, the twitter hashtag is e.u. safe harbor, and all of our twitter accounts, the panelists' information is on your program. we also have a few upcoming events, both of which are listed. on october 21st, there'll be a happy hour with the facebook team and october 22nd the second annual congressional app challenge will kick off. for more information about how to get your office involved, visit our web site or talk to our executive director. i'm now going to turn it over to mary ellen call a hand -- callahan, former chief privacy officer for the department of homeland security. >> thank you very much, rachel. thanks for coming. i want to thank my panelists who i'll degreely introduce. -- briefly introduce. from my far right, damian levy is the head of the trade section of the european union to the united states. adam. >> los

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lofgren: thank you, congresswoman eshoo. you know, thanksgiving -- you know, it's a small community we have in santa clara even though we have millions of people who live in the region. but after don edwards was elected, there was a young mayor called norm mineta who wanted to run for congress. we went to the max trying to help him be elected to congress and he ultimately was and later, norm mineta helped a young fellow to the max get elected and we were so proud that that young legislator was also successful in being elected to congress, actually in the seat hat overlapped, that was formerly norm mineta's seat. i would like to yield to the gentleman nirk colleague in santa clara county and alameda ounty, congressman mike honda. mr. honda: thank you very much, congresswoman zoe lofgren. i want to thank you for putting this event together this evening. and tonight we heard many words described by folks who have known don edwards personally and -- in work and in part of his life. we're here tonight to honor my friend, congress

eshoo: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank our ranking member. i oppose this legislation for several reasons. first, except in very narrow circumstances the bill does not allow any limits, not any limits on exports of domestic oil regardless of potential threats to our national security. and that is our top responsibility as members. our national security. for decades there's been a bipartisan commitment in congress and several administrations to energy independence and reducing our reliance on foreign oil. given the continued dependence of our economy and military on oil, energy independence remains critical to our national defense. but with little consideration of any national security implications, this bill allows unlimited exports of a critical strategic resource. the united states still imports 26% of the oil we consume, and remains the world's top importer. every barrel exported under this bill would have to be replaced by a barrel imported from elsewhere, leaving us more reliant on foreign countries. the bill allows the president to limit