in report, i noticed there was a hesitancy from the eeoc to share data with the fcc. rep. castro: when you read the report, the fcc basically said, we will start moving on these recommendations. the eoc did not make a comment on the recommendations or say whether they were going to move forward. that is the purpose of the letter we are sending today. i am requesting a meeting with the eeoc shortly. they are an essential part of enforcement because if you look at the history of discrimination suits, there has not been strong enforcement in the media industry and other industries. i want to make sure they have the tools they need for enforcement. >> i noticed in the report, the number of cases that the eeoc investigated, as well as the fcc were included. they were on the low single digits. rep. castro: you are right. i do not want to say it has been nonexistent, but it has been sparse. there is a lot of work to do on the executive branch to make sure that enforcement is robust. i start, remember, when you talk about antidiscrimination efforts, there have got to be specific c

the fcc must continue to make enforcement priorities. bad actors are worth coming up with new schemes to separate people from their hard-earned money were to change the rules to gain more for themselves. and they watch the fcc has -- has fallen to the lowest level in a generation. in april this committee considered a bill that would insider trading. the houses passed the summer though. last month we saw the results of bipartisan work of art committee members to improve transparency and fight fraud. senator kennedy is sitting to my left more or less and senator van hollen stopped the u.s. doc exchanged trading of foreign companies with china-based auditors to refuse to comply with our oversight loss because that law jumpstarted negotiations for the accounting oversight or signed an agreement with chinese authorities that will finally allow auditors to begin inspections. in march the person signed executive order establishing the whole of government strategy for digital assets. while agencies look at how respond to the growth of crypto can

number one, the fcc doesn't oversee advertising -- the ftc doesn't oversee advertising, the fcc does.as to be security, and i'm not seen a statement or ruling come out yet to indicate that. while it is an attention grabbing headline, think it's another example of rulemaking by litigation, which is disappointing. emily: it's interesting you say that, because we just interviewed katie hanh last week and she also believes that the approach is creating a lot of confusion. take a listen to what she had to say. >> they are very confused because they get told, come in, register, just come in and talk to us, but you have the one company who's done the ultimate act of going in and registering, coinbase. there's a lot of saber rattling still going on, i think. emily: what do you think, is there a lot of confusion happening because of regulation, or is the ftc just trying to create a pass to a little more certainty along the lines of yes, there could be consequences if you do something out that we believe is wrong? >> i absolutely agree with katie's perspective. she has been in the belly of the

i don't know if you debated this internally but when i was on the award he pasted dates should be fcc being gauged in these sorts of issues? i for one will answer the question because it's rhetorical. i think the fcc is proper to do that and i think your question is one a lot people ask that but it's easy to hands are. i don't think you should land a victim. hong kong people wanted what was promised to the chinese and the chinese and the treaty and the basic law and hundreds of statements from senior leaders down to the local level people all promised hong kong democracy and the hong kong people with a high degree of autonomy. i'm not really sure how exercising that particularly when those promises were being fulfilled and by the way these victims were in jail. we had seven people in jail right now. they have been there, jimmy has been there for over year and most of them have been there since last july. they haven't been tried let alone convicted. they aren't allowed to post bail.. it's a newspaper that they have run for 26 years and the overnight the chinese decided to imprison them

fcc regulates things like robocalls.e actually a very rare unanimous recommendation that the guys who sent that call should pay the largest fine ever levied against anyone for any robocall of any kind. the fcc unanimously recommended they should pay more than $5 million, as a fine for having sent those calls to black voters in advance of the 2020 election. in terms of where this stands now, the felony charges brought against those two guys in the state of michigan, those will only charges are still pending. but state prosecutors also brought charges against these guys, find any charges against them in the great state of ohio. and today, almost two years to the day since we first reported on that fantastically racist voter intimidation campaign, today, those two conservative activists who sent out those calls to tens of thousands of voters in ohio and michigan and new york and illinois, all these other places, those two conservative activists today in court in ohio pled guilty to felony telecommunications fraud. they had

the fcc is starting to take action because the fcc has come out in the past week and said this is a bigem. and now we're going to go to the phone networks and just like we did with calls you guys are going to need to figure out how you're going to solve this. while most telecoms have implemented the fcc stir shaken technology to reduce fraudulent robocalls, the fcc is threatening to block services from seven voice over internet providers if they don't implement stir shaken within two weeks. but now robot collars have started to shift from targeting consumers to businesses, which cannot ignore phone calls and their social engineering with information they have about that person and using that to unlock passwords, credit card numbers, things like that to protect yourself. don't answer calls or tax from numbers you don't recognize. don't click on links. you don't understand. give a little bit more thought to what's coming into your sms box. and then you know the third pieces. you can, of course get software on your phone entrepreneur ios that basically will filter these things out for you.

i mean it was an incredible thing 200 police through that newsroom and when we at the fcc put out and decrying this the foreign ministry told us to mind our own business. so that sort of i think marks or the beginning of what many of us saw as a new chapter in press freedom in hong kong, but i'd like to engage a little bit with that question of apple daily, which was you know, they they were not a polite newspaper. let's put it that way. so let me rhetorically and have seriously ask you through the question back to you did the fcc go too far and putting out that statement because the foreign ministry just slapped you guys down and there come they keep coming after you maybe you'll lose you lose your leash. should you guys and i don't know if you debated this internally when i was on the board there we used to have these debates, you know, should the fcc be engaged in these sorts of of issues. um, i i for one i'll answer the question because it's rhetorical. i think the fcc was perfectly proper to do and i think i i think question is one that a lot of people ask but i think it's it's e

this summer, the fcc is starting to take action.out in the past week and said this is a big problem. and now we're going to go to the phone networks and just like we did with calls you guys are going to need to figure out how you're going to solve this. while most telecoms have implemented the fcc stir shaken technology to reduce fraudulent robocalls, the fcc is threatening to block services from seven voice over internet providers if they don't implement store shaken within two weeks. but now robot collars have started to shift from targeting consumers to businesses, which cannot ignore phone calls and their social engineering with information they have about that person and using that to unlock passwords, credit card numbers, things like that. to protect yourself. don't answer calls or tax from numbers you don't recognize. don't click on links. you don't understand. give a little bit more thought to what's coming into your sms box. and then you know the third pieces. you can, of course, get software on your phone entrepreneur ios

this is not the fcc's decision whether or not they can delay the process. the federal government has put a statutory deadline in place and the fcc has already gone out of their way to delay the deadline as long as possible for the stations to -- that are being forced to be part of this repack process to be reimbursed and you heard from the pbs station where they are not being reimbursed but the stations being reimbursed are also at a vulnerable point in the process because the fcc does not have it in their rights to extend payment deadlines. we do understand that a lot of delays took place because of covid and all, everybody's hand is in the process have been tied bus we're up against a statutory deadline that cannot be changed. i do want to point out a couple of the benefits i heard from a number of different people but when i listened to all of the benefits of removing cladding, we have the noise and disturbance to the neighbors and the surrounding neighborhoods. we have the time, we are talking about a process to reinstall and reinforce the tower that's

bloomberg broke the story, musk confirmed it with the fcc.y to understand the motivations here. why do we think elon musk changed his mind? >> we can possibly know what goes on in his mind but we are hearing that his legal team and advisors say he may not win this case because every major ruling ahead of the october 17 -- had been in favor of twitter. also, there was a big deposition scheduled for later this week. musk may not want have -- may not have wanted to deal with it so he decided to do the deal after all. the stock shut up like a rocket. tesla was initially down. tesla was in the green. legal experts say this was destined to be the outcome. the parties come to an agreement and settle. it's not really a settlement because musk is taking everything back to square one. 52.20 share that this goes forward. musk tried to back out of the deal in july. twitter sued him in court to force him to go forward with the purchase. now he is saying he is going to do this. the stock price dropped dramatically with all this uncertainty. it is still a p

kim kardashian gets fined by the fcc after selling a crypto token without disclosing she was paid for it. i want to take a look at the market stocks. kicking off the week with big gains after suffering there were september in two decades. ed ludlow has been watching all day. take it away. >> welcome back. some green on the screen. that has been a rare sight of late. the s&p 500 with its best day since july. the nasdaq 100, best day since august. we have seen this callback in yields that have been surging so steadily, showing no signs of abating. bitcoin in this risk on mentality still cannot reach 20,000 dollars per token but in the s&p market, the worst quarterly run since 2002, it was a lot of green in the tech space this monday. look at the movers and shakers during the day. gains on the nasdaq 100 in the green. this is the mov function on the bloomberg terminal. a lot of tech names making gains. one that really stands out is over my right shoulder. tesla down 8.6%. a really marked reaction to the production numbers that missed estimates. elon musk and company saying the number of

well, the federal aviation administration not giving up its 5g fight against the fcc.details on the latest salvo in the wireless war and what it'll mean to your connectivity on your cell phone. and we'll discuss the optics of the 5g revolution with the company that spools out the cable connections. the beldon ceo is here in a fox business exclusive and wait till you see the stock performance. closing bell 25 minutes away. the dow is up 20 points, make that 19. who knows where this goes by the end of the session. stay tuned. jibe the federal aviation administration reportedly doubling down on the war against the 5g network asking the federal communication restrictions placed on verizon and at&t now to 19 smaller telecom companies. according to aroiders report the faa -pes these companies to turn off -- wants them to turn off 5g frequenfrequencies running aroud airports claiming it interferes are pilots landing in low visibility and disruptive weather. former chair has been on this show saying that is completely false and 5g frequencies do not cause problems with airport

other celebrities and other influencers who are not, celebrities are saying, wo i think that what the fcc is doing is using her as example. now you're going to see celebrity, say ok, how do i make sure that i don't run a file of the law? her biggest problem was not that she didn't advertise it. remember kim cardiac sheehan did use hash tag ad on her post last year. the problem, the s t c, which is the securities and exchange commission here in the u. s. is saying she didn't tell people that she made more than a quarter of a $1000000.00. that was a problem. so it's not only disclosing that it's an ad, but also disclosing it specifically how much money you're making in certain circumstances is the problem. and i think moving forward, more celebrities will make sure that they're not running a follow that for sure. okay, we don't have a lot of time just briefly, a quarter of a $1000000.00 for this post. is that typical? no. it's actually very low. and i'm glad you asked that question. normally someone like kim carr dash she is good. i know we love her. kim, cardiac she is not low for mere mor

president biden is directing the fcc to make a rule mandating internet service providers to be print transparent in their pricing upfront. president biden is telling the ftc, the fcc, and the department of transportation, even the federal maritime initiative. he's telling all sorts of agencies across the u.s. government to seek out surprise fees and unfair charges, and make them illegal. altogether, this effort is expected to save americans tens of billions of dollars a year. >> most of those roles will not be finalized until around the end of this year. two of them, the new rules about fees for catching bad checks, and another rule about banks charging surprise overdraft fees, those rules are in effect as of today. they are the work of the consumer financial protection bureau, essentially founded after the great recession to stop the exploitation of consumers. instituting those two rules alone should save americans more than a billion dollars a year. you would think that something as common as this would have at least a chance of being bipartisan. you would think. but no. these are

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i mean, there is fcc scrutiny of ownership of news organizations.hen it comes to social media and a company like tiktok, it's owned by a chinese firm. an increasing number of americans are depending on it for news. is this a risk? >> i think just to your point, as more people use these platforms, as they get more information, as they're shifting away from traditional media we're all used to, the intelligence services of our adversary are seeing the shift as well. it's not necessarily specifically about tiktok. it's all platforms. and it's all avenues. but tiktok represents a specific risk. a colleague of mine wrote a paper for cyber scoop talking about how it's not necessarily the data security challenges, it's that the chinese communist party may have the ability through the parent company of tiktok to suppress narratives, shift, lift, what we see on a daily basis. it doesn't have to be everything you see all the time, it can just be enough. just a little bit. and i think about what happens if -- if the chinese invade taiwan, what happens in the ru

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last friday we heard the fcc chairman was reconsidering his ideas on that and might -- the sec chairman was reconsidering his ideas on that and might consider one of them a security, i would think he theory him -- i would think etherium. this has probably been the most debated, contentious part. for things to be securities, they have to be a common enterprise, they have to -- you have to make an investment of money, there has to be an expectation of profit. it is a wide criteria. lots of tokens the sec would argue fall under this rubric of securities, although the sec has not today actually made any moves that would apply to tokenized products. you do not really know if a product is a security or not according to the sec. we are finding out only when the sec decides to bring enforcement action in saying you are violating our rules. there is no real certainty and that is problematic. if you are designated a security, there are lots of things you have to satisfy. one, you need a management. you need to have a management disclosure about important things the management is doing for the com

the fcc is working to identify scam numbers and block those calls to phone providers. they say if you're unsure about who's calling, hang up immediately. also, no one needs to pay anything to apply for this relief. still to come on the kron 4 morning news, a rise in covid cases in europe is. >> doctors pretty worried why the u.s. may see a spike in covid cases in the future. we're going to be right back aft >> well, for your health this morning, doctors say they're now seeing a new covid variant descended from the omicron variant spreading pretty quickly in the uk and in europe. hospitalizations are also up and doctors say what happens in europe. it tends to happen here in the states about for 5 months after waste water levels in boston and a slight increase in hospitalizations in new york. we're also pretty worrisome for specialist doctor peter chin-hong, an infectious disease expert at ucsf says cases here in the u.s. are likely. >> we probably will see an increase in hopefully many of them island factions, the promise of served for many people. we've seen multiple i

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now discuss the battle all the fcc deal, which remember dr. su shanker was extremely fast minutes. so or india slammed the by. did administration's proposal for whitey, $415000000.00 was all best and military assistance to box sun. nevertheless, as far as admitted to be with a boy to be okay, i'm calling it ag all saw john. one question you just said it, her upset india. they've taken twitter by talk while pockets found the stance on the long standing territorial dispute remains the same. some kashmiri group have been fighting against indian control of the territory calling for either independence or unification with his mom about the conflict has claimed thousands of lives since the late 19 eighties, according to human rights groups. since last year, the crisis saw i thawing of relations between the neighbors. with the fire agreed to along the de facto border. we spoke to conwell the ball. india's former foreign secretary, who said us officials don't realize the possible consequences of their statements. if it was a mistake, then they would have corrected it, but i've seen that th

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now this got the battle or the fcc deal, which remember dr. sean, go with the fast minutes so, or in the land. the biden administration proposal providing $415000000.00 or fairs and military assistance to box sun. nevertheless, as far as a visit or be with a boy to be okay. i'm calling is ha, all saw john. one question you said it has effect india. they've taken up by shaw, but it's close live, take home most about who previously served as india as foreign secretary and basset to turkey, trons and russia. many thanks for joining us on the program. it's nice to see. i'd like to ask you, why is this such inconsistency among top us politicians to think it was a deliberate provocation, noticed the an ignorant mistake by the bass of the well, if it was a mistake, then they would have good activity. but i've seen that they are reading the formulation of them are in good meeting, so sequined tweets. by this time, the ambassador would have known the state department would have known, especially the internet, the u. s. embassy. and denny would have kno

now this comes back to all the fcc deal, which remember, dr. su shanker, was actually on the 1st minister or india slammed the by the administration's proposal, providing $415000000.00 worth of there's an military assistance to pakistan. nevertheless, as far as the visit all the u. s. envoy to be okay, i'm calling it ag all saw john when cushion you just said it has upset indians. they've taken twitter by strong many. thanks for keeping us company here. and i'll say international this wednesday, we'll be back in just a few minutes with well, ah, a wrong one, i just don't. i mean you've yes to say proud. disdain becomes the attitude and engagement. it was the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is a conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at that point, obviously is to create trust rather than fear a job with artificial

, the same, what reciting television company would have, or radio with digital, how entering to the fcc and answer to other go, governmental actors. and for this reason, i think would seem more competition in the market. so to people can have free speech options are not governed by big tech, billionaires who get this i what information does and does not go well we, we've seen some of our policies implemented by twitter in the past. and do you think we will say more of this kind of things and is based censorship? we're saying here, i wouldn't say censorship, border control in the market. i don't think we will see a backlash. a good thing about all of the market economy is that you can always produce your own platform that can compete with them that can take market share away from them. and once it begins to happen, you, oh, certainly will change course on that was all before there was facebook, there was my space before that on there was yahoo groups. you know, there's always going to be another one in the work. i think the public will prefer platform to do not try to dictate what they h

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she is recommend changes to the fcc decency act require companies to take reasonable steps to prevent-- violent criminal, that from appearing under' platforms. congressman, our new yorkers at this moment clamoring for censorship on the internet? we are not -- it is unconstitutional. inciting violence or imminent bodily harm of anybody. but what is she getting at here? >> she is tripping all over first amendment rights and second commitment rights. but the decision by the united state supreme court overturned new york's unconstitutional concealed carry law. they all well, friday morning. there was no bill. they were doing a bill signing. there are different suits that are out there. the ports are going to stop this new law. she knows that she lost this issue when you even have some of the editorial boards that are anti-2a because now they are traveling all over first amendment rights. and not understanding the issue either. when kathy hochul said she wants mastercard and visa to flag any attempted purchase of a firearm as a suspicious purchase, you are not understanding that two sunday

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the fcc found ge went beyond the breaking point was his wording.ck welch had this influence throughout boeing and as you say it continues to this day. dave calhoun is jack welch's former speechwriter and said he's the guy most like jack in his book. >> we will go back specifically to boeing a moment but to broaden out the context of what has happened even broader you cite the influence of milton friedman in 1970 who wrote in 1970 a company's sole responsibility is to increase its profits. and then you had this rather arresting sentence, two generations later many prosperous american cities the effects are plain tesla's luxury high-rise is -- it sounds like seattle. there was an academic writing that and i find it startling that it's coming from a business reporter.. so it's kind of a stunning judgment on the business will take you think corporate america -- >> it's a big question for business reporter but on a business who has seen the story over time and is seeing how it ends. i wrote in 1998 and was eager to meet these great engineers where boein

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[inaudible] the fcc cost biden formation but what that is? >> tell us. a briefing on the subject which i blew off. >> why would you vote on? >> i had one point things to do. >> i've been can figure this out. i'm so glad we have a space force. now but i'm glad to do some research on this because, apparently they can't explain it. they talk about things that are aerodynamically and sound, i put bumblebees and helicopters in that category. and they fly anyway. >> what we all kind of joke and i give you a hard time about this. but in all honesty, i'm actually very intrigued. i do believe there must be something out there. i'm very intrigued by it but i think there's something today idea that every time someone here's about it there is some glazing over effect. i don't know why. are we afraid as a civilization that it might be true? what we look at this and it's been so hollywood ties and these issues that we think, well, that can't possibly happen. what is it? >> i think was a mix of both of those. i think there is part of us, and maybe a lot of people that

host: if we could talk about a pair of cases you are involved with -- the actin versus fcc and ftc versus kaufman case. paul: thank you for mentioning them. i will introduce the topic by going all the way back to the beginning of the panel and talking about that first case where the question was did the sackett family essentially have two wait through the epa process before they could bring their challenge or could they say at the begin of the process, wait a second, this is crazy. our property is not in the jurisdiction of the federal authorities. there are analogous questions that arise all the time in the context of administrative agencies, particularly when the challenger thinks there is something structurally problematic about the agency. that could be everything from your whole agency is unconstitutional and humphrey's executor should be overruled or it could be something more modest like the first thing that's going to happen to us is when we walk into this agency, we are going to have a hearing before an administrative law judge who is not removable by the ftc or president but is

[laughter] >> that was a campaign violation, we ought to report to the fcc.s is why so many people distrust the media. because this sort of thing happens. it used to be, gianno, that you could -- people trusted our news sources. and you have to put news in air quotes these days because they're not so often reporting the facts. there is such a slant to it. and we know which way it usually slants. i mean, do we ever get back to a place where people can call themselves journalists instead the of like political operatives? because that's what it seems is happening. >> i would hope for that in the future, but i'm not necessarily seeing that. less and less people trust the media, and they've earned that reputation. >> absolutely. >> the saddest place to be. coming up next, a mayor lori lightfoot is singing, dancing and doing karaoke. but with crime out of control in chicago, is this really time for that? ♪ come on, baby, don't you want to go. ♪ oh, come on ♪ uhh - here, i'll take that woo hoo ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar and now in

they recognize they have to get the fcc and department of justice on board, something a surprising numbercompanies don't seem to understand i think kroger's case would be a slam dunk. what they said they're willing to do is invest between 100 and 370 forming a new competitor owned by albertson's shareholders they're willing to take a sizable chunk so the combined footprint doesn't create a situation on a local basis and well founded as gary miller explained, smart guy. it's the cleanest way to get regulatory approval. just spin off anything you need to spin off to get the fdc and justice on board on top of that, the other powerful case for letting this deal happen is there isn't so much over lap. look at this take a look at this map with kroger the supermarkets in blue. albertsons in yellow kroger is clustered in the midwest and the southeast. albertsons is about the northeast and the west coast there is over lap that's easily taken care of with the spinoff plan they argue they can provide a better customer experience and scale and have good customer experience they think better technolog