the fcc must ground its decision-making in law and not politics. the starlink speed was not good enough for the fcc, it is playing a huge part in the recovery effort in north carolina after hurricane helene. over 500 starlink kits have been deployed to help bring internet back to hard hit areas who until then had no way to communicate and get help. >> one of the heros is also elon musk at starlink. these communities were disconnected. these are tough mountain people but they need to bring in resources. kamala harris had years and $42 billion to connect these rural communities and she didn't do it but in a matter of a button click, president trump did it. reporter: it seems that the fcc may have had a temporary change of heart about starlink. they issued a temporary authorization for starlink to work with t-mobile to try to deliver cell service to some of these areas. liz? liz: hillary vaughn great journalism thank you so much. joining us from house ways and means and house infrastructure, congresswoman beth van dine back with us. congresswoman grea

what is going on with the fcc.llowing a nonprofit group funded by george soros to take control of a radio giant after the company went bankrupt, odyssey, weeks before the presidential election. how is he able to take over all these radio stations right before the election, the deal gives the soros family control of 200 radio stations, plus. more than 200. >> this is really concerning. this decision by the commission is unprecedented. we've never at the agency level adopted a fast track to approve this. we have rules on the book that would have required the soros backed entity to go through a national security review before obtaining licenses, that would have taken three to six months. for the first time ever the commission create ed a special soros short cut. your last name should not determine how the government treats you. the american people are looking at the government and they see weaponization, if your name is musk or another last name you get the book thrown at you. if your last name is soros you get stream

i do not want a phone call from the fcc. anyhow, that same perspective, the goal is to promote freedom and opportunity for all. >> do you believe there is a deep state and the federal government? >> i think there is a little bit of what you may call that, as government has grown very large, it gets unwieldy in a sense that, historically, significant checks and balances on the various branches of government in our constitution. not a lot of checks and balances on the bureaucracy when it is doubled or tripled and quadrupled. i think that becomes a problem. i teach constitutional law in law school, our founders were very focused on dividing and slicing and dicing power, they did it with separate branches of government and also in the federal and local and state governments. they created all kinds of limits . i would argue that the first -- the bill of rights is not a statement of rights if you read it, does not say, you have the right to speak, it says, congress shall make no law, in other words, a limitation on the ability of

it comes in two formats and it's it's broadcast over fcc regulated airwaves. we always remind our guests no foul language, please. but i don't want a phone call from the fcc. but anyhow, we are again that same perspective. the goal is, is to promote freedom and opportunity for all. do you believe that there is a deep state in the federal government? i think there is a little bit of what you might call that and that is as government has grown very large it gets a little in the sense that historically there's been very significant checks and balances. the various branches of government in our constitution. there are not a lot of checks and balances, the bureaucracy and when it's doubled and, tripled and quadrupled, i think that a little bit of a problem because i teach constitutional law and law school and our founders were very very focused on dividing, slicing, dicing power. so they did it with separate branches of government. they did it between federal, local and state governments. they the concept of federalism. and then they created all kinds of limits. in

fox operates local tv stations across the country that are subject to fcc oversight. the fcc has rules in place that require stations to be fair about airing political ads. for example, he can't just run a republicans ads and not run at democrats now the fcc doesn't have the same oversight of cable. the cable outlets like fox still follow the spirit of the rules in the bottom line, wolf is it rupert murdoch is never going to turn down anyone's advertising money. >> as you know, brian fox, anchor bret baier made a surprising comment about his interview the other day with kamala harris. tell us about that that's right. he acknowledged a mistake in the production of the interview playing the wrong soundbite. kamala harris called him out for not showing trump, referring to enemies from within and saying that's the biggest threat to the u.s. so i think bear deserves credit for acknowledging that was a mistake in the interview. more importantly, though trump continues to repeat this very sinister reference to enemies from within, he said it again today on a podcast with fox

but, i don't want a phone call from the fcc. but, anyhow, we are again, that same perspective, the goal is to promote freedom and opportunity for all. >> do you believe there is a deep state in the federal government? >> um-- i think there is a little bit of what we might call that, as government has grown very large, it gets a little on wielding, in the sense that historically, there's been significant checks and balances on the various ranges of our government in the constitution. there are not a lot of checks and balances on the bureaucracy. when that is tripled i think that becomes a problem, because i use to teach constitutional law in law school, and our founders were very focused on dividing the slicing and dicing power, so they did it with separate branches of government. they also did it federal, local, and state governments. the concept of federalism, and they created limits, i would even argue the bill of rights is not a statement of rights, if you read it it does not say flowery language you have the right to speak i

trump has already called for the fcc to take -- we are not playing games with peoples licenses.ioners, they are appointed by the president, okay? people better pay attention. this is real. it is very real. shout out to the people organizing in florida. they are organizing amongst some dystopian circumstances. >> and republicans, what the is wrong with you, really, this is what republicans do now, criminalize beach . >> speaking of florida, president biden preparing to visit storm survivors in the state as trump spreads more lies about relief efforts. you are watching the weekend. td hey, take a moment. do you know who we are? we are the kids you champion every day. we are the ones who dream big. and because of you, our dreams become a reality. these are more than just words. this is what we're all about. this is shriners children's™. because for more than 100 years now, shriners children's™ has been on a mission to provide the most amazing care anywhere. and guess what? it's working with more than 100 access points to care shriners children's™ able to reach more kids in even mor

la presidenta de la comisiÓn federal de comisiones de comunicaciones, la fcc, dijo tajantemente que las de transmisiÓn de la cadena cbs por la ediciÓn de la entrevista con kamala harris, que realizÓ hace unos dÍas jessica rosen, russell aÑadiÓ que la primera enmienda es un pilar de la democracia y que la fcc no va a revocar la licencia de las estaciones de televisiÓn simplemente porque un candidato polÍtico no estÁ de acuerdo con algÚn tipo de cobertura en un evento de campaÑa a favor de la vicepresidenta y candidata demÓcrata, kamala harris, el ex presidente barack obama hablÓ directamente a los hombres estadounidenses para calificar a donald trump como mentiroso y egocÉntrico que no representa la fuerza real de este paÍs y al que no le gusta que una mujer pueda derrotarlo. >> feeling the idea of having a women is present. >> obama afirmÓ que kamala harris y su compaÑero de fÓrmula representan el carÁcter y los valores que debe tener un presidente. >> vamos ahora con un caso polÉmico en nueva york. una nueva investigaciÓn por posible corrupciÓn involucra a cinco funcionarios de la alca

we sue the fcc and i said x rp token was legal. and taurus was appointed by barack obama agreed with me. cited might work for it cited the affidavits that i submitted to the court and ruled in my favor instead deaton is right basically. it gave relief to the individual token holders. now, she keeps on what crypto billionaires. vice president harris was just donated over a million xrt tokens to buy a crypto billionaire that supports me. what do the crypto people expect from vice president harris they don't expect from me? >> met answer that? >> very quickly 15 seconds. >> i think it is a problem when any candidate receives 90% of the funding from there campaign from one industry. whether it is the crypto industry, the oil industry, the pharmaceutical industry, so far as i know mr. deaton is now the all-time champion for having gotten the most funding. >> 15 seconds we really have to move on. >> senator warren is aptly dying $105 of the average donation prior to a million dollars of my own money in this race. she is talking about cry

we'll get to the bottom of it, and see what the fcc will say about this.oining the program. >> thank you. >> lawrence: we reached out to the fcc but we did not hear back from them. we will keep trying. congressman steve scalise is going to join us live in studio, next. ♪ there are many ways to deliver a shipment. at old dominion freight line, we deliver them this way. this way uses technology and goes the extra mile to do things the right way. the delivering promises on time, every time, way. were you worried the wedding would be too much? nahhhh... (inner monologue) another destination wedding?? we just got back from her sister's in napa. who gets married in napa? my daughter. who gets married someplace more expensive? my other daughter. cancun! jamaica!! why can't they use my backyard!! with empower, we get all of our financial questions answered. so we don't have to worry. can we get out of here? i thought you'd never ask. join 18 million americans and take control of your financial future with a real time dashboard and real life conversations. empower.

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the system and the fcc and state attorney general's to approach these unfair acts. our perspective is this conduct we don't recognize and they fail to stop the conduct. there is reports that apply this determination. the supreme court saturday federal law material that is or appears to be. you have this minimal ground. what it is indistinguishable from, that provision has largely been untested. the rules of the road, what can say about whether there is no gap in the law. we have to federal criminal and there is a narrative. to think they have no recourse but they were victimized. the material is an image of a minor. it is applied to the material and sustained convictions to reveal very confident about that. it is a-uppercase-letter and covers a.i. generated material from any material change so the way we generally cause the biggest ones want to make sure folks understand, if it is an identifiable minor end of its here a.i., we think prosecute. this is notional, pure doing these things right now. frank office is currently prosecuting someone for a.i. generated materi

hay cost 300 each and work real fast and i can't imagine why the fcc or homeland security or anybodyt because it's el paso 'em. that sounds affordabilitiy to me but that's what we're hearing. >> greg is right. lag time is years and years and they're pushing cash and budgets right out the door on day one to clean up debris and to take care of all the overtime of our first responders and make sure our hospitals are still running and then it takes five or six yearss and the more the merrier and we deeply appreciate him. larry: i bet you will. thank you, gentlemen. please be safe, good luck on the recovery efforts and appreciate it much. greg steube and mike wait a moment, please accident coming -- mikeke waltz, we have more on kudlow. ♪ also from advil, advil targeted relief, the only topical with 4 powerful pain fighting ingredients that start working on contact and lasts up to 8 hours. when you're looking for answers, it's good to have help. because the right information, at the right time, may make all the difference. at humana, we know that's especially true when you're looking for

howard: the heads of the fcc said we'd never yank a license because the politician didn't like their coverage. >> this isn't the thing. wait a minute. she gave an answer and they took the answer -- just for your audience, they took the answer out in it is entirety and put a completely different answer in that looks -- makes her look like she's normal. which is about the best you're going to do. and i think it's the worst thing she's done and now we're going to subpoena their records because we want to see how much else she did. i've done 60 minutes many times and they take sentences out. i'm more honored by that but i'll have a paragraph that's a great paragraph and they'll make it less good by taking things out. but that's different. that you can sort of say they want to make the program short and they awes say we want the shore it up. she said it was russia. but i never got an apology. investigated for what? >> depends what you're talking about and 60 minutes. they need to investigate her on 60 minutes, they say it was her campaign that forced them to do that so certainly that shou

larry: other thing is greg, on that point, we learned in last week or two or three, that the fcc, federalon commission, actually rescinded moneys that were going to elon musk's spacex and starlink system. close to a billion. they rescinded it, for some reason, intent on stopping elon musk. maybe because he is for trump, or just i don't know who the reason is. -- what the reasons are, these starlink receivers, they are just i don't know small wafer -type things, they cos cost 300 bucks each and work real fast, i can't imagine why homeland security or fcc or fema would want to stop it or because it is elon musk? that sounds goof to me. >> it -- >> most political weaponized administration that we've had. >> larry -- >> go ahead, mike waltz. >> larry. greg stub steube is right, lag time is years and years for fema to reem reimburse our locals, they push cash out day one to clean up degree and take care of over time first responders and hospitals running then it takes 5 or 6 years for fema to reimburse, and we're up street from cape canaveral where spacex launches, the star links, we'll take t

president harris on israel, trump says it's a fake news scam and set it on true social he wants the fccay their license, former staffers at cbs demanded an independent investigation of the editing scandal i want you to watch the clip that works out on israel the question answer it was posted ahead of the interview and then they put up the edited version that played when it was broadcast. watch this. >> it seems that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not listening. >> the work that we have done has resulted in a number of movements in that region by israel that were very much prompted or a result of many things including our advocacy for what needs to happen in the region. >> it seems that prime minister benjamin netanyahu is not listening. >> were not going to stop pursuing for what's necessary to be clear on the need for this war to end. >> unbelievable this is the tiffany network and trying to influence election, back in 2020 they did the same thing with hunter biden laptop in the russia collusion all of the nonsense here's what needs to happen out of former president that needs to

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to pretend i was a lawyer and an economist and represent cwa on telecom communications policy at the fcc and on some legislation and eventually around mergers in front of the doj. so i was seeing was happening under competition and deregulation at the front line work force while i was seeing the policies that both democrats and republicans had adapted to subsidy to competition as the way to incent lower prices and innovation instead of regulation. and what that meant that our employers which were at&t verizon and other regional will companies our employers which had been for decades, were now competing with comcast last spectrum time warner t-mobile, sprint mci all of these not nonunion, anti-union, that big regulators were giving favorable so that they would encroach upon the markets of the union companies. so while we at one point were as labor struggling against our employers we were also seeing that in the larger economy the pressure was on our employers to race the bottom and that what we've seen when the bell system was broken in 1964, two thirds of telecommunication workers were u

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. >> a couple of quick ones and yesterday talked about fraud and establishing for the treasury, the fcc, justice and law enforcement entities to create a holistic whole of government architecture. what are your thoughts on the needs to create an entity like that? >> i haven't thought through whether an entity is needed or could be effective but i agree with the premise that fraud is becoming a huge problem. we see it nationwide checks, a huge increase around them and using artificial intelligence. it's made a dramatic difference in our ability to detect the fraud. and inspection service to get out information on checks in the mail. safely for your members in public and trying to engage more broadly strengthening anti- money laundering. the entire framework financial system for it doesn't involve the banking community working together with different pieces of government. >> i'll take the endorsement. just kidding. last one. you are a historical figure in a good way so i won't ask you to save which is devoted job because we all know it is the treasury secretary. [laughter] what is the bes

the fcc says it's working to determine the cause and extent of the disruptions. cbs reportedly exploring options that could include a breakup of the company. reuters reports the drugstore chain is looking for ways to separate its retail and insurance units. no plans have been finalized. the latest discussions come as cbs faces increasing pressure from investors after cutting its 2024 earnings outlook for a third consecutive quarter in august. >> stellantis is recalling 194,000 plug in suvs due to potential fire risks. the affected models include the included in this recall are the wrangler's from 2020 to 2024 and hybrid grand cherokees from 2022 to 2024. the recall comes after 13 fires were reported. the issue stems from a faulty battery component. owners are advised to park the vehicles outside until repairs can be made. >> areas of the south and southeast are reeling after hurricane helene. many people are still without basic necessities, including food, water, and power. fox's caroline elliott has the latest now from hard-hit north carolina, as the death toll

. >> the fcc is still investigating the verizon outage that affected hundreds of thousands of customershey could not make calls or receive text messages for hours. instead of seeing the status of their network connection in the corner of that screen, many just saw an s.o.s. message. while not all verizon customers were affected, the impact was widespread. this issue was eventually resolved last night and service was restored. the fcc says it's working to determine the cause and extent of the disruptions. >> 49ers offensive tackle trent williams is teaming up with campbell's chunky soup to donate food to families in need. williams joined campbell's volunteering to pack boxes of meals at second harvest of silicon valley in san jose. this is the third year of the chunky sacks hunger program. that program partners with nfl teams and donates 1000 meals for every sack made across the nfl. >> it's always important to give back. you know, i come from humble beginnings, but more importantly, man, this is america is built off of strong society. and if we reach back to help each other, you know, w

i saw a couple of weeks ago, the fcc is opening an investigation into the quality of customer service. it is so bad. this is never anything that we were able to get them to pay attention to during my 30 years at cwa. but it's gotten so bad. let's see if they can do anything. >> so you tell a story of how public policy, corporate, policy changing technology, begins to erode working, working power, the power of workers on the job and to hit at union membership. now, cwa is a remarkable union. we have many people here from cwa because all through this period, it was one of it was a fighting union. and in the post patco era, i wrote a book about patco and strikes started to disappear largely from our industrial relations landscape. cwa really continued to fight, continued to go on strike. and you tell the story in the book of worker resistance to these trends. how would you talk about that part of the story here and to what extent did workers fight back? how did they fight back? and what impact did they have? workers? the service reps used a variety of strategies, collective bargaining, c

the fcc says it's monitoring the situation, which comes after incidents affecting at&t and mike so microsoft users earlier this year. >>> it's october but the heat isn't letting up out west. michelle, good morning. when are they going to get that break? >> not in the near future. these temperatures are going to hold on throughout the workweek. and we are looking at temperatures well above normal for this time of year. 10 to 20 degrees above normal. and yes, october 1st. 32 million people impacted into the west to the southwest under heat alerts. heat advisories, heat warnings. that's in the hot pink. yuma, phoenix, places like san francisco will see warm temperatures as well. look at some of these numbers. we're going to soar into the triple digits once again. we're going to see it once again today. las vegas 102. the record there is 103. another day of challenging those records. bakersfield, 100 degrees. into the southwest, tucson looking at 104. the record there is 103. here's tomorrow. we're looking at temperatures equally as hot. las vegas 102. 93 in winslow. 108 in phoenix. the record t

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implications for free speech and political speech and have questioned whether it is proper for the fcc to play this role. host: florida on the line for independents, good morning, stan. caller: i want be voting for rick scott, either. elon musk is giving donald trump all this money to send out ads. they are sending out ads in all of these states telling them not to vote for kamala harris because she is a jew hater. i have seen biden in the back of the car driving down the street. trumbull do anything to win. millions of dollars to muska sending out harris stuff to people in michigan, all of this stuff. musk is the biggest liar ever. his campaign is given billions of dollars. i seen biden in the back of the truck. i've seen all kinds of stuff. the stuff is crazy. it is all the money he is giving him because he doesn't have no money for his ground game. he is sending out fake letter, kamala harris sticking her hand and an electric thing on television and is going to take away all of this stuff. the stuff is baloney. host: any response to the caller? guest: we are seeing elon musk play an

you can also forward a message to the number 7726, and that will report it to the fcc as spam. >> goodanks to charlie keegan for that report. >>> still to come, for those about to snack, we salute you. u'll soon be able to feast like an emperor while watching gladiator two. we'll have the details right after this. the details right after this. —spray goodbye. —aaaaaaahhhhh! with an innovative power-jet to break through your toughest congestion. [groan] come on, man. congestion? nah, i'm good. spray goodbye to tough congestion. [scream] you're very talented! [eagle screech] new mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray has arrived. with a gentle mist and innovative power-jet. spray goodbye to congestion. it's comeback season! ♪ febreze man: i don't about y'all, but when it comes to working from home, i gotta have every part of my house clean. that means tidying up, then spraying my febreze air mist, to leave every room smelling fresh and clean. with that done, it's time to get to work. ♪ la la la la la we lose 1% of our collagen every year, starting in our 20s, which means we must start banking

the fcc is investigating. one year after a cruise robotaxi dragged a woman in san francisco.ompany is now paying up. regulators announced a $1.5 million fine. it comes after investigators found that the company left out several key details when reporting the crash. according to crews, the woman was hit by a separate human driver and thrown in front of its robotaxi. but instead of staying in place, the cruise car tried to pull over, then dragged the woman 20ft, causing critical injuries. following that incident, cruises driverless operations were suspended in san francisco indefinitely. however, the company is now testing on the streets of sunnyvale and mountain view. today's order also includes increased safety measures. now, our senior investigative reporter, bigad shaban, has been reporting on the twists and turns for crews for months. among his reports, he took a couple of rides inside a cruise taxi. during one of those rides, there were issues. you can watch his full reports on our website nbcbayarea.com. okay, back to jeff ranieri. now we're talking about the heat. and t

the fcc is investigating. >> we turn now to a legal battle pitting the state of california against aatholic hospital accused of denying a woman an emergency abortion. this morning, the state of california is suing a catholic hospital for allegedly refusing to provide an abortion to a patient, even though officials claim her life was at risk. >> we're used to seeing stories of women denied life saving treatment coming out of states that have outlawed abortion. but even here in california, we are not immune from this problem. >> i needed an abortion so that my husband didn't lose both of his daughters and his wife in one night. >> anna nussloch says she was 15 weeks pregnant with twins when she went to providence. saint joseph of northern california, severely bleeding after her water broke. she says doctors told her the pregnancy was no longer viable, but they were prohibited from offering an emergency abortion if her twins had a detectable heartbeat and her life was not immediately at risk. instead, she and her husband were sent to another hospital 12 miles away. >> before we left pro

such as through the fcc, increasing liquidity requirements for money market mutual funds to reduce run risk. if member agencies continue working to support better data collection and monitoring to identify risks from highly leveraged funds and the growth of private credit. in other areas, the sec and industry should continue to explore options to address remaining vulnerabilities. we've also focused on the increase in market share of non-bank mortgage servicers which perform critical functions like collecting payments. fsoc, using its analytic framework, issued a report saying stress in the sector could harm mortgage borrowers in disrupt economic activity. its recommendations include encouraging state regulators to strengthen prudential standards and require resolution and recovery planning and calling for congressional action to establish a fund to facilitate continuity of servicing operations in the event of stress while avoiding taxpayer-funded bailouts. we have also identified new vulnerabilities related to newer entrance like finn tech and changes, including vulnerabilities presen

the fcc, ftc and doj are appointed by the person, the party essentially in the white house.er democrats, m&a is hard. they believe it's bad. these companies that need to merge and cut costs -- they cannot as long as there is a democratic administration in the white house. ed: laura martin, fantastic to do this in person. you have been on bloomberg technology so many times. caroline: keep coming back please. ed: this is bloomberg technology on the road in hollywood at bloomberg screen time, coverage of popular culture. caroline: talking music, streaming, moviemaking, podcasting. it's all coming up. ed: do not forget video games. there is something coming later in the program for videogames. it's important. dollar for dollar, this comparable and important. we are having fun here. we will be right back. ♪ caroline: welcome back to a special edition of bloomberg technology live from room bird screen time -- live from bloomberg screen time in hollywood. content creation, streaming. amazon adding apple tv+ to its channels in the u.s. ted lasso, slow horses and the video supermarke

. >> i mean, what about the rest of the beauty is not going to i don't high appointing an fcc chair who will do it. >> but what about the with janet jackson like he's asking, you, don't want a real question. >> no. you're you're answering his question with a question. >> what he's saying is, is it not is it not crazy that he can just say racist things make up things about cats and dogs, say whatever he wants longer and it doesn't matter he has been around. what about jack? jack is a racist. yes. the same question, but that's not the question why isn't the question so to the because of you, because donald trump is running for president, right? janet jackson's not running for president. all these other people you're mentioning donald trump is the one running for president, and we need to take this man and the things he says seriously, and the things he's saying, i'm going to take people off the air that i don't agree with. i'm going to go after my political enemies. i'm going to do these terrible things and we have to take things that you're doing. don't go to jail hillary clinton go to j

earlier this year the fcc implemented a new law requiring wireless providers to assist each other duringowing users to roam on competing networks. at&t's ceo john stankey says the company has invested tens of m millions of dollars setting up five warehouses of equipment around the country ready to respond to the evolving threat of natural disasters. >> our approach to this has been ever-changing. we've all heard about the dynamics of what's happening with global warming and weather patterns changing. that is happening. >> reporter: is that affecting how you guys respond? >> 100%. i kind of joke now we used to just kind of have a land force. now we have a navy. >> reporter: the company bought boats and these amphibious hydratrek vehicles. after having to move through flood waters in florida after hurricane ian. mike oliet was in the navy and is trained to driechve this hal boat half tank. >> any kind of small debris. it's not going to go over a boulder. but trees or limbs or telephone poles. >> reporter: morrison says his team will continue to try and learn lessons from each disaster resp

that is why the d fccs our efforts are for raiding america. to see if we are allocating it good.efending the streets. michigan, all of the battleground states. what we are seeing in florida and in texas is very exciting. we are seeing momentum. if you look at the contrast between the candidates there, ted cruise against allread. right now, folks in texas are particularly focused on abortion laws put into place there taking away reproductive rights from those in texas. it was ted cruise that made it happen. he would have a national ban and we believe every women should have that right no matter what state they live in. and talking about core economic issues that are important to people in texas. a expensive state. we made multimillion investments in texas and florida. we hope others will help in the states as well. as folks different money we will have some states and texas and florida beyond the fence with our incumbent folks right now. you are seeing it in florida right now. you have an abortion reverentum that is supported by the people in public polling. that is huge support.

. >> newly released filings from the fcc, shows elon musk has put 75 million of his own money into his pack, a super pac created by musk to explicitly support trump. the trump campaign has reportedly outsourced most of its get out to vote operation to america pack which means elon musk is in charge of the trump campaigns ground game in key battleground states and the reporting suggests that tesla guys multimillion dollar operation may not be effective. the washington post reports musk's erratic leadership style including towering demands and sudden firings sometimes impeded his project limiting its effectiveness in the final stretch of the presidential race. they fired two of their initial vendors as they were ramping up their work leaving the committee to start over months before the election. a few weeks later the super pac fired another vendor after another initial round of firings. one woman hired to knock on doors told the post she was fired by one of america packs vendors only to be quickly rehired by another american pack vendor in wisconsin and georgia. at the same time as this

i will fire gary gensler and a point i fcc chairman.ic side vice president kamala harris strikes potentially softer stance on as a teacher gary gensler. her campaigns crypto plan is more vague. in a policy statement and that is part of the opportunity agenda for black men it reads " make sure owners and investors in digital assets benefit from a regulatory framework sold black men and others that participate in the market are protected." this shows both candidates recognize the importance of crypto. crypto insiders believe the industry will outlast the election. >> elections will swing back and forth for a while. crypto should not be partisan. >> it does not matter much to his president. crypto broadly and bitcoin specifically, it's an unstoppable force. an unstoppable force meeting an immovable object, there will be fireworks. tim: crypto has a bigger voice in the election cycle that ever before. ed: ok. coming up, activate consulting out with its 2025 tech and media outlook report. the ceo of michael wolf joins us next. stay with us.

we are working with the private communications companies as well as the sec to ensure that we can -- fcc to ensure that we can rebuild communication towers. we have deployed 50 starlink satellites systems for that infrastructure. >> you mentioned the roads have been destroyed. there are places that are so far they cannot get to them right now. working with the defense department, can you talk about what the effort is to get to some of those hard-hit areas and with the timeline is looking like to reach the people that are in the right now? sec. mayorkas: this is the president and vice president's direction, not only by land, but we have deployed air assets. the department of defense has been as extraordinary assistance. i don't haul exactly the number of army corps of engineers that have been deployed. i think it is close to 6000. it is an all government effort to reach individuals, not just by land but by air as well. >> they have been cut off because of the roads. how quickly? sec. mayorkas: as quickly as we can. >> thank you, sec.. do you have a sense of how much money it will cost, a,