gautham nagesh is with the "wall street journal." ms. sohn, we look forward to having you back and we look forward to having the chairman on the show. >> guest: i love the show you know that, and i'd love to be back.

they knew they would be asking for trouble. >> host: gautham nagesh? >> when that statement was given, he said he believed it is possible to change net neutrality without changing the classifying. and now he is classifying mobile and fixed broadband as common carriers for the purpose of implementing the rules. why is that? >> guest: i think your article was interested but missed one final point. your argument said the president by calling for the announcement of title ii boxed in the chairman and forced his hand. but the fact of the matter is he was evolving long before that. let me give you a couple data points. in june the chairman announced the fcc was going to do an investigation into comcast, verizon, and netflix on intercommunication. he set a letter to verizon because they were throddling customers. he started looking at the rules of mobile voice and found it had been regulated under title ii of the communication act for 20 years and led to almost $300 billion in investment. he met with the wireless industries and told them in no certain terms h

i know he does leave office gautham nagesh,will do that story about how tom wheeler, former wireless and cable lobbiest turned around and supported the american people and passed policies that upset his former colleagues greatly. >> host: and gigi sohn is special council through the fcc and gautham nagesh and with "the wall street journal". we look forward to having you back. >> i love the show. i will be back. >> c-span created by companies 30 years ago and brought to you as a service by your local cable or satellite provider. >>> coming up, former graze congressman talks about his trip to iran and scott talks about education and then a talk about defense spending. on the washington journal tomorrow virginia congressman talks about international issues like the conflict in ukraine and isis issues. and then indiana congressman talks about granting president obama the authority to fight isis arming the jordan forces and the defense budget. and we continue with our president of college series with the president of nashville. >> keep track of the republican-led congress and follow the n

gautham nagesh of "the wall street journal" is our guest reporter. gigi sohn, about a month or so ago chairman wheeler talked about a different proposal that

gautham nagesh is with the "wall street journal." ms. sohn, we look forward to having you back and we look forward to having the chairman on the show. >> guest: i love the show you know that, and i'd love to be back. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> today independent vermont senator bernie sanders ranking member of the budget committee, outlines his ideas on the economy and the middle class and his legislative priorities. live coverage at 10:30 a.m. eastern here on c-span2. >> treasury secretary jack lew testified thursday before the senate finance committee on the president's 2016 budget request. he discusses many of the proposals in the $4 trillion plan along with other related topics. this is just over two hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the committee will come to order. [inaudible conversations] >> the committee will come to order to. today's hearing is on president o