aside from the fcc has been hyperlinked at that space. what else did you disagree with that we haven't discussed? >> guest: well, i think we covered it. there's one area i'm concerned about which is sort of a business model. if you go out and lay down the fiber optics and you make the investment and you own it, there some talk about unbundling. and what this would mean is that companies that own the fiber optics invest in the fiber optics and sell the fiber optics to the customers, they might have to be separated into three separate companies. this unbundling would create i think a lot of thanks to the market and i think we've got to be careful if these people are willing to go out with a capital to do it, i think the fcc has got to be careful with this idea of unbundling which would mean that a corporation after they spent all the money, made the investment and without limit and successful time it has to rip up out the corporation into three segments because of the government. so that's one area i'm a little concerned about. and as i men

and it's hyperlinked on hypocrisy, hate and hyperbole in the republican party. dear skoifrs, get to work, drain the swamp of the conspiracy nuts, bald-faced liars undeterred by none strabl facts. the hypocrisy and hart redd. and offer us a calm, responsible, grown-up agenda based on your values and your vision for america. do you think that the gop doing that right now? >> i think the gop did do that. absolutely. throughout this process. remember, this was a year-long process and we introduced bill after bill -- >> i'm talking about everything, not just health care. >> to turn an analogy on its head, if the republican introduces a bill and the mainstream media doesn't pay attention to it, it doesn't mean it wasn't introduced. 60% of the voters want us to keep fighting. they're not saying start fighting, we're going it do that. >> if only you would fight against the special interests, instead of trying to reduce health care coverage. >> absolutely, we were. >> i have facts, the best plan you had covered 83%, you didn't reach the standard set by the president. the

we also have this hyperlinked at c-span.org. it looks as if the senate is getting closer to a mill in their regulatory scheme. . guest: elizabeth warren is an advocate. she is also the head of the she said we need a cop on the beat. the said if you put this thing into the federal reserve, you will have financial oligarchs on the cop, instead of a cop on the beach. an independent agency that has its own mission to simplify credit cards, mortgages, keep people away from home equity lines with all the fine print -- she showed a 21-page contract for credit card in her presentation yesterday. she wants to get down to two pages. the spirit of what she's after cannot be imbedded in the comptroller's office, the treasury or fed. but it must stand alone. host: the next caller is from texas, on the caller: democrat'' line i could not agree more that the fed should be out of it completely. i was just reading through an interesting book "fool's gold" about the young hot shots at j.p. morgan who were very abusive with derivatives. it spread