lou: right back at you, but you go back to henry waxman. >> a contrast. that is the way they did it. we didn't need your votes, we don't want your vote, we don't care what your input is. this is not the way it should be. i am grateful mick and others are reaching out, let's reason together. that is the way we ought to do it. it is good to have a discussion, good to come together. some are accusing us on obamacare was not willing to come together. i could tell you we would have a deal already if leadership would not keep running in saying, no, no, thmoderates and conservatives condition reaccan't reach an agreement. lou: what is your speaker doing? paul ryan is nose diving in the polls. the american people don't think much of him. what are you doing with this speaker? he has betrayed this president, defied the agenda, the american and voters who put him in the white house. he is acting irrationaly. >> he thinks, apparently, this bill obamacare so-called repeal, was a good bill. but the trouble is, it's not. it's not near as good as the one we did two years

genachowski was chairman of the fcc in statute that was advanced but not passed by congressman henry waxman know that there are more flexible and smarter approaches to evolving a set of standards of open internet protections for our consumers. they involve no throttling, no blocking. we all agree in those types of principles. where we disagree is the notion that government should decide to limit because of its, because of its own decision making processes and regulatory authorities the choices that our consumers have with respect to the kinds of services and applications and opportunities that are available on our networks. things like zero rating or getting opportunities for content that has less, a lower price point than other types of content because of different types of business and revenue models that can be applied. these types of economic terms are existing throughout our economic life as a nation. why shouldn't they also be able to exist and flourish and innovate on consumers' behalf in the internet space? all we're saying is let's develop a framework that will allow consumers to b