. >> host: david ignatius, what's the premise of "the quantum spy". >> guest: the us is locked in a new manhattan project race to build a piece of technology that is world changing, that is the quantum computer and our principal rival in that race is china. i told you as far as simply the facts, the "the quantum spy" is a novel that imagines characters who involve intelligencebattles , and other secrets about this world changingtechnology . principally it's the story of my hero orest chang. an officer who is asked to penetrate the chinese intelligence service and in the process learned things about himself, things about the cia, they do not how the world works that shake him to his foundation and we also see in this novel how the chinese intelligence services , not so familiar to readers as five fiction. we all feel we've been in moscow center with carla and the russian spy world is familiar to us. the chinese not so much while the pleasure for me takes us into the world, the ministry of state security, a very secretive chinese intelligence agency that is the principal antagonist of thi

. >> up next is the first hour of the fiction addition of in-depth with david ignatius. his written many novels including agents of innocence, blood money, body of lies in the quantum spy. >> david, what is the premise of the quantum spy? >> guest: that the united states is locked in a new project in race to bill technology that is world changing and that is a quantum computer. our principal rival in that race is china. but i posted as far as the facts. the quantum spy is a novel that imagines characters involved in intelligence battle to see who can steal the other secrets about this world changing technology, is principally the story of my hero he's a cia officer asked to penetrate this chinese intelligence service and learns things about himself and the cia and how the world works that shake them up to his foundation. we also see how the chinese intelligence service not so familiar, we all feel we have been in moscow center with carla, russian spy world is very familiar to us, the chinese not so much. the pleasures for me and writing takes us into the world of the mys

david ignatius, there's a lot to wade through in there.ay the press covered what he thought were a couple of great summits in singapore, in helsinki. but his general theory of foreign policy, this idea that it's better to get along, that the goal is to have a good personal relationship with these leaders is something we've not seen before. >> well, the president in this schtick as i can describe his presentation in pennsylvania last night, rambling, kind of breaks off in different directions, is trying to set up this idea of, as donni search said, uncle donald will be friends with vladimir putin, make deals. all the country expected the president to do when he was standing next to vladimir putin in helsinki, with overwhelming evidence of russia's effort to manipulate our election was to stand there forthrightly with dignity and pride in america and say this is unacceptable. people didn't want him to get into a boxing match. they wanted him to speak for the country. he doesn't seem to get that. why is that? we'll find out in the coming mont

columnist for "the washington post", david ignatius.ional reporter for nbc news, carol lee. also "new york times" reporter michael schmidt as well as u.s. attorney for the northern district of alabama and msnbc contributor joyce vance. john meachem, before we get to rudy telling us that the truth is not the truth, that perhaps what the meaning of "is" is or is not, i wanted to ask you, we always talk about turning points in this trump administration, and many people believe that we will never have a turning point. trump is just going to plow through one thing after another. but you had a lot of people comparing what happened with admiral mccraven this past weekend, with what happened to the mccarthy hearings when welch finally said, "sir, have you know shame." how impactful do you think admiral mccraven's comments were and the response to that? >> i think they were essential. i think they speak incredibly well of the admiral and of that broader national security community that i think signed a better, bob gates among others, people who

david ignatius, i want to go to you real quickly. of all, i wonder what your thoughts are about donald trump talking about google filtering out good news stories about him, sort of another conspiracy theory about that and speaking of good news that's been filtered out by google, i haven't read good news stories about north korea. how bad are things in north korea right now? where do we go? >> those two points, joy, are very much on my mind. this morning's tweet essentially complaining about the results of the google search algorithm that when you go in for trump news you get news from cnn who has infuriated the president. if i understood the tweet, he's demanding that google adjust the search algorithm so it produces a different result. that's scary when you begin getting a president saying i just don't regard the news media as enemies of the people i regard our i.t. search algorithm companies. that's a new front. on north korea, i think the country really needs to understand that we're heading into a new, very difficult period of ba

and i'd love to hear from david ignatius, as well, after john meacham. and if he didn't mean it, why wouldn't he retract and say, i'm so sorry, i didn't know. at least that would stop this conversation from happening. clearly, he meant it. >> yeah, i think he diddant say he didn't mean it because he meant it. i'm guessing. sometimes, you know, if it quacks like a duck and waddles like a duck, it's a duck. historically, i don't want to make everything this week about senator mccain, but it was very hard yesterday not to the images of the man who ran against the first african-american nominee for president and did so whether you agree or disagree with him did so with an incredible sense of care and concern to keep this kind of thing out of the public square ten years ago. so, and never forget. i recommend people have five minutes, ten minutes today, go look at john mccain's concession speech in 2008. just go watch it. and he mentions a hugely important moment from nearly a century before. booker t. washington was invited to dinner at the white house by the

msnbc political contributor david ignatius joins me now. david, tell me about your concerns.u've been talking to a lot of experts and know a lot about this. what are the real weapons we should be focusing on? >> what i'm hearing the most about is the way that artificial intelligence systems, a.i. is our shorthand, are being applied increasingly to weapons of war by the chinese, by the russians, and at a somewhat slower pace people fear by the united states. this is the future of warfare. every expert i talk to says that. and there's a real concern that the chinese that are spending billions and billions of dollars are really focused on this and are ahead of the united states and we're just so wedded to these systems of the past that we love every aircraft carrier, but those aircraft carriers are vulnerable and will be increasingly in the future. >> i know the former defense secretary, ash carter, tried to move this along with silicon valley and other research institutions, but it slowed down. now, is that because of the sequester, is it because of lack of support in this admi

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associate editor of the washington post david ignatius, former chair of the republican national committeeus. yay. good to have you all on board. >> willie, it's august. can i talk to willie about august? >> very briefly. >> don't you find that new york city is at its finest, now it's the best in august. i don't know whether new york city or new orleans, louisiana, smells better in august. >> on bourbon street, you get the heat, the asphalt, the bus fumes and the dog urine that's been on the sidewalk now for 11 months is able to seep up and create a vapor in the air. >> wow. i'm always wondering -- >> next to the piles of trash. >> where willie is going to go with this. >> it's like orson wells said will eat no cow before its time. we will drink no wine -- >> it's the greatest city in the world but it has some summer smell issues that should be addressed. >> mike barnacle, any chance to talk about johnny carson. >> the king. >> i want to talk about johnny carson. >> the king. >> can you believe that americans got to see that guy 90 minutes a night for free for as long as they did? has ther

ignatius college prep school. a special report begins around 7:45.saturday in washington, d.c. we will be there live carrying this for you starting at 6:00 in the morning. nbc's chuck todd is anchoring our coverage from the national cathedral. >> talk about a rude awakening. live look in pleasant hill where people in this neighborhood likely have to deal with their insurers after a historic tree came crashing down. look at the size of it. it all happened while everyone was asleep. early this morning on hardy circle, a homeowner says it is a 350-year-old heritage oak tree. luckily, no one was injured but it took out or damaged seven cars. here's how they found out about it. >> i heard a crash that sounded like someone hit a baseball bat, like a wood bat against a ball really hard. and then all of a sudden, boom. >> homeowners say because it was a historic tree, the city dictates if and when it can be cut. >> well, happening today, we're expecting a big announcement from san francisco mayor london breed on housing. she'll be joined by leaders from the

. >> our husband, father, edward reese is president of saint ignatius college prep in san francisco. he met mccape when he worked as head of the high school mcdane's two sons attended. now abc news will have live coverage of senator john mccain's memorial in washington, d.c. this saturday, beginning at 6:00 a.m. here on abc7. we also plan to stream the service live at abc7news.com and on the abc7 news app as well. >> a later last call is one step closer to becoming a reality in some california cities. but today the state assembly passed a bill sponsored by state senator scott weiner. it would allow certain cities, including san francisco and oakland, to extend alcohol sales until 4:00 a.m.. the senate is expected to approve the plan as early as tomorrow. then it will head to the governor. >> more to come here tonight. dark new details in the unfolding mystery of a headless corpse in san francisco. the financial crimes that led to a break in the case. >> they're literally falling from silicon valley trees. what wildlife officials are urging if you happen to find a baby squirrel. >> an

ignatius prep. he crew close to the family years ago when he lived in phoenix. mccain's funeral is this coming saturday in washington, d.c. we will be carrying it live right here on nbc bay area beginning at 6:00 a.m. >> business is up at the port tonight a trade war with china might stall that progress. the port of oakland saw the amount of cargo it handled increase more than 2%. with more than 10% of the port's trade vulnerable to new chinese tariffs there are concerns about a slowdown that could cause a ripple effect impacting truckers and others whose jobs depend on the trade at the port. it's not just oakland. ports from the west coast to the gulf of mexico will be impacted. >>> the anger and questions continue to grow for an east bay mother. on the first day of school her 5-year-old son ended up not getting to his after school program. instead he walked miles home by himself. today his mother was set to talk with the school and the aftercare school program about what happened. that meeting had a very abrupt ending. >> reporter: she was so worried about her

ignatius college prep in san francisco. he's going to take part in the wreath laying and address those in attendance. he knew mccain when he worked in phoenix and was the head of the high school where mccain's two sons attended. father reese spoke to abc 7 news about a side of mccain rarely seen, his love for nature. years ago when a flash flood hit near his sudonee ranch, he was concerned by the displacement of the animals, in particular, his favorite hawk. >> i was there when this bird came back. there was this grin on his face from ear to ear, just his hawk had come back. and that's the kind of man he was. >> yesterday, remember, there was a big controversy about the flag at the white house. president trump ordered the flag at the white house to be lowered again to half staff, saying despite our differences on policy and politics, i respect his service to the country. the white house faced backlash for not initially lowering the flag yesterday morning. >> happening today, thousands of people will pay their final respects

father reese, the president of saint ignatius college preparatory in san francisco, will perform the invocation. this afternoon the capitol rotunda will be open to members of the public who want to pay their respects and friday another viewing will be held at d.c., followed by a final memorial service at the national cathedral saturday. >>> arizona's governor will select mccain after the senator is laid to rest. the replacement has to be of the same political party, so that seat will remain republican. meanwhile, arizona's other senator, jeff flake, plans to retire and the results are in following the state's primary election. congresswoman martha mcsally won the gop race for the u.s. senate seat and began her speech with a moment of silence for mccain. she will face kirsten cinema in november. an upset in florida. tallahassee mayor andrew gill m secured the democratic nomination in the gubernatorial race. the candidate has vermont senator bernie sanders' support. he edged out gwen graham. he faces republican congressman ron desantis. if elected he would become florida's first africa

you don't you don't see that in the washington post don't see the voting fulcher see also david ignatius who is praising mccain for being against climate change and he quotes of mccain a sane voice thing i can do is still sell my soul to the devil i won't do it even forty publican him and he well you know because i don't back that statement out of followers of people killed in vietnam and i can never be penned to put that and he did not sell his soul to the devil now i think there is a very interesting story about that i think we should all thank mccain for not inviting mr. mark has just mentioned down who called for at the exit is jewels in their great mccain didn't ask him to carry his question but he asks caro moves up a prominent liberal activist who suggested putting all the reach businessman even on the portrait regime under sanctions in the united states and europe he will be carrying mccain's coffin on mccain's personally to be teaching and i saw that it's like about twenty people you know how can they carry all of that i thought it would be the poli way when i have it i have it

ignatius prep in the city.the mccain family years ago while working at a private school in phoenix. >>> the vatican in turmoil. pope francis makes his first weekly address since scathing allegations. he said he's sorry the church has not been able to appropriately deal with sexual abuse cases in the past. he did not address allegations saying he covered up an abuse scandal centered around a u.s. cardinal. >>> a super bowl champion and former cal bear is facing legal trub trouble. nfl linebacker michael kendricks has been charged with using insider trading tips. in the off season he signed with the cleveland browns. tonight the browns cut him. he could face 25 years in prison. >>> nbc bay area responds to lots of people who have problems with medical bills. >> they usually call us after their appointment is over. >> they didn't have to set an appointment at all because they're healthy. they went to the doctor zero times, had zero treatments and yet they somehow ended up on the hook for more than $2,000. then the

among those attending: father edward reese, president of saint ignatius college prep in san franciscofather reese knew mccain and will give the invocation at the ceremony. from there, mccain will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda on friday followed by a private service in annapolis on sunday. turning to your microclimate climate forecast. a live look from our new camera on top of sutro tower. ad-lib. the cool august weather continues as we close out the month. vianey arana is tracking the temperatures. many believe is not a whole lot .. the "farmer )s almanac" is ot with its seasonal weather predictions. it forecasts a better than 50- percent chance of a dry and mild el nino pattern in northern california. but - stay with me here. because it follows the recent release of "the (old farmer )s almanac" - a competing publication. they predict a wet winter for northern california. "noaa" by the way .. is forecasting a 60-to-70 percent chance of an el nino year. in palo alto -- leaders agreed to a new layer of protection for some renters. it comes in the form of cash - for anyone fal

reese/president, saint ignatius college prep: "see our tears for our brother, our father, our husbanden our senator." the tireless senator from arizona, lying in state at the arizona state capitol on what would have been his 82nd birthdaythe late senator meticulously planned his own funeral services, designed to send a message of bipartisanship even after his deathin an attempt to put petty partisanship aside, mccain asked his two former presidential rivals eulogize at his funeralsen. lindsey graham/r- south carolina: john said that night, president obama is now my president. so he healed the nation at a time he was hurt."barack obama and george w bush will speak at mccain's memorial service saturday.glaringly absent is president trump..mccain did not want the president at his funeral. trump criticizing making light of mccains military service during the election and mccain famously voting down trump's attempts to repeal obamacare.ánats of mccain's voteáit took the president over a day to respond to repeated calls to appropriately pay tribute to mccainnats: "why won't you say mccain i

washington bureau cheap for "usa today" susan page, associate editor for "the washington post," david ignatiushe served as policy advisor on the mccain/palin foundation. presidential historian mark uptagrove. jack jacobs and kelly o'donnell. colonel jack, you have watched this entire funeral. this man didn't just give himself to american politics. this man gave himself to service. to the military. >> think about the fact that he has been serving this country in uniform and out for 65 years. i mean, that's a long time. and it's been continuous since the time he went to annapolis until the day he died. he was serving. it's really shocking to be in an environment in which there isn't john mccain here to tell us how to act and what to do, to give us the guidance of his long experience and of his experiences to guide the way. one thing that comes immediately to mind about john mccain is that despite the fact that he wound up in a position, in a series of positions of extremely great responsibility and authority, it never went to his head. there are very few people you can say that about. the large

reese/president, saint ignatius college prep: "see our tears for our brother, our father, our husband our fellow citizen our senator." the tireless senator from arizona, lying in state at the arizona state capitol on what would have been his 82nd birthdaythe late senator meticulously planned his own funeral services, designed to send a message of bipartisanship even after his deathin an attempt to put petty partisanship aside, mccain asked his two former presidential rivals eulogize at his funeralsen. lindsey graham/r- south carolina: john said that night, president obama is now my president. so he healed the nation at a time he was hurt."barack obama and george w bush will speak at mccain's memorial service saturday.glaringly absent is president trump..mccain did not want the president at his funeral. trump criticizing making light of mccains military service during the election and mccain famously voting down trump's attempts to repeal obamacare.ánats of mccain's voteáit took the president over a day to respond to repeated calls to appropriately pay tribute to mccainnats: "why won't

ignatius prep in san francisco and he met john mccain. >> today john mccain is lying in state in the building on what would have been his 82nd birthday. this is a live picture as mourners continue to file past his casket. >> abc news reporter marci gonzalez is in phoenix. >> paying final respects to an american icon. john mccain's flag-draped casket carried into the arizona capitol building. placed on the state seal, his widow cindy silently showing her love, daughter megan surrounded by her brothers in tears during this private ceremony in the rotunda. >> none of us were ready for this. we never would have been ready for this. >> the late six-term senator lying in state today. veterans, constituents, even those who didn't agree with him politically, lining up for hours to pay their respects on what would have been mccain's 82nd birthday. >> i love what he stands for. he represents america, what america should be. >> this the first of several days of services honoring mccain who died saturday after a year-long battle with brain cancer. friend and campaign manager rick davis on cnn sh

associated editor of "the washington post," david ignatius, michael steele, and contributing editor of the "weekly standard" and host of the daily standard podcast charlie sykes. all three are mbs politicsnbc p analysts and contributors. those comments, words from rick davis reading senator mccain's own words were heartfelt. it was clearly difficult for him to get them out, but talk to me about the lasting message that mccain wanted to -- lasting mark mccain wanted to leave on the country and his final message. >> in some case, katy, the grave diagnosis gave him a chance to sort of plan his own farewell, which is something that given the fact we have just heard his own words, is a gift in the sense that he is able to try to extend beyond his life of service with a message that others may look to, others may take up. we'll see how it is received over time. one of the things that was also a part of john mccain's final words was this sentence. we weaken our grateness when we confuse our patriotism with tribal rivalries. and so what was really striking here today, rick davis who has -- he

david ignatius is a columnist for the "washington post," wrote this today, the coalesce evens of youngeterans of iraq and having a may be the most positive trend on the political horizon. they have been through the nightmare of combat, they know what it means to serve the country beyond flag waving and slogan earring. did they re chute you to run for this seat? how did they find you? >> no, ma'am, i just got tired of how broken washington is. my view from 18,000 feet over syria, iraq, and afghanistan is different than the view with a. after multiple deployments, after the pad few decades, i thought it was time to bring a new voice and voils of experience to congress. >> dana: what do you think are your main issues you're concerned about? . national security of course is my top priority, closest to my heart. healthcare is also very close to my heart, my husband is a trauma surgeon and dedicated his life to healthcare in addition to serve 2g 2 years in the military -- serve 2g 2 years in the military. and term limits. i believe it's time to bring congress and the representatives back to

columnist for the "washington post," david ignatius, associate editor of the "washington post" and msnbct eugene robinson, and we have washington anchor for bbc world news america, katy kaye. so we got the funeral details for john mccain, announced yesterday, and while his office released a letter from the late senator, which reads in part this -- my fellow americans, thank you for the privilege of serving you, and for the rewarding life that service in uniform and public office has allowed me to lead. i've tried to serve our country honorably. i have made mistakes,

father reese, the president of saint ignatius college preparatory in san francisco, will be performing this afternoon the capitol rotunda will be open to members of the public who want to pay their respects. on friday another viewing will be held at the u.s. capitol in washington, d.c., followed by a final memorial service at the national cathedral saturday. >>> new this morning, dozens of employees at facebook say they're getting attacked for their conservative views. "the new york times" reports more than 100 have joined a group called facebookers for political diversity. this small group of employees claims their colleagues are quick to attack views that are e gup eral or lni. upset other facebook employees. some say their on-line posts are offensive to minorities. >>> lafayette authorities upeffort so a bill to alter the landscape around bart stations and give bart the authority to override local zoning laws to rebuild housing. parcels of land owned by bart within a half mile radius of stations could be developed for housing and local jurisdictions would have to conform to the bart

father reese, the president of saint ignatius college preparatory in san francisco, will perform the invocation. this afternoon the capitol rotunda will be open to members of the public who want to pay their respects. on friday another viewing will be held at the u.s. capitol in washington, d.c., followed by a final memorial service at the national cathedral saturday. >>> arizona's governor will select a replacement for john mccain after the senator is laid to rest. the replacement must be of the same political party so the seat will remain republican. arizona's other senator, jeff flake, he is retiring and the results are in following the state's primary election. congresswoman martha mcsally won the gop race for the u.s. senate seat and she began her victory speech with a moment of silence for mendocino complex. she will face kirsten cinema in november. a big upset in florida's primary election. tallahassee mayor andrew gillum has secured the democratic nomination in the gubernatorial vermont senator bernie sanders' support. he edged out gwen graham. he faces republican congressman

ignatius college prep school. >> a bill on its way to governor brown's desk to strengthen consumer protections for wildfire survivors. data in turn is expected to help people who live in high-risk fire areas access insurance information. >>> happening today, we're expecting a big announcement from san francisco mayor london breed on housing. she will be joined by leaders from the building inspection department. the mayor is holding the press conference at 11:00 this morning. >>> and football fans are in heaven. happening today, the kickoff of week one of the college football season. san jose state begins at home tonight. taking on uc davis. stanford begins its season tomorrow against san diego state. and cal hosts north carolina on saturday. there are games scheduled each day through monday. >>> 'tis the season. >> we're ending august and creeping into september, and it looks like we're going to let go of summer by going to higher temperatures. san jose temperatures looking quite nice. if you lock to 11:00, 12:00, this gives us a good idea as to how our daytime highs will look. errr topping ou

. >> david ignatius is an associate editor at "the washington post" for which he writes a column on foreignaffairs. w i want to start with this debate or maybe a parlor game is a better way of characterizing it, whether or not robert mueller and his team needs president trump to sit down for the interview. bob mueller's team continues the silence we have come to expect from it. how essential is this interview, do you think? >> well, i think mueller certainly has to make the request and he has done so, make the request clearly. presumably, this interview is the last step before mueller would issue a report to congress. assuming for the moment that mueller believes that if he finds a crime, the proper judge for that activity is congress through our process of impeachment. he would send a report initially to the justice department. that could then be sent to congress. we do need to remember that there are two separate strands of mueller's investigation. on the obstruction issue, he absolutely needs to talk to trump because trump is at the center of the issues, was there an attempt to obstruct,

ignatius college prep in san francisco, will take part in the wreath laying and address those in attendance. he knew mccain when he worked in phoenix and was the head of the high school where mccain's two sons attended. father reese spoke to abc 7 news about a side of mccain rarely seen. his love of nature. years ago when a flash flood hit near his sedona rarch, he was concerned about the displacement of animals, in particular, his favorite hawk. >> i was there when this bird came back, and there was a grin on his face from ear to ear, just his hawk had come back. and that's the kind of man he was. >> president trump is finally reacting to senator john mccain's passing. >> we very much appreciate everything that senator mccain has done for our country. >> the white house faced heavy backlash for raising flags up to full staff yesterday morning. the flags were lowered in the afternoon. mccain family has made it clear the president is not invited to any of the memorial services. the president says he's asked vice president mike pence to speak at a capitol service on friday. >> happening today

. >> it's important not to guild the lily here as david ignatius put it. there were decisions that he made that were extraordinarily controversial. there were people that say his vote to take america to war in iraq will be a damaging -- will have a long-lasting damaging effect and forever tarnish a portion of his legacy. but that being said, john mccain was somebody who would tell you himself that he's not a perfect person. without him, who is left to uphold that country before party ideal, that maverick ideal that he's now -- that is now lost in the senate? >> right now nobody in the republican party. but i'm not nearly as pessimistic as nick, because i think there's a new generation coming along, many of them are democrats, many of them are veterans, and there will be a reaction, a very strong reaction to donald trump if not this fall then in 2020 or later. but american history works in cycles. the idea that service, sacrifice, honor are part of the past and cannot be recovered i reject. i actually think that you'll see a lot of candidates even this fall

. >> up next is the first hour of the fiction addition of in-depth with david ignatius. his written many novels including agents of innocence, blood money, body of lies in the quantum spy. >> david, what is the premise of the quantum spy? >> guest: that the united states is locked in a new project in race to bill technology that is world changing and that is a quantum computer. our principal rival in that race

. >> host: david ignatius, what's the premise of "the quantum spy". >> g:

one of the friends in attendance...fa ther edward reese, the president of saint ignatius college prepsco. he'll be a key speaker at tomorrow's memorial...father reese talked to me by skype today...about the john mccain'he' knew... father reese got to know the mccain family when he worked in phoenix...and was head of the high school that the senator's sons attended. more tributes are scheduled later in the week in washington, d.c.. the senator will eventually be laid to rest sunday - at the u.s. naval academy cemetary in maryland. pam and ken? (pam) the state assembly has approved an ambitious bill .. which sets a goal of generating 100-percent of california's energy from carbon- free sources by 20-45. it also speeds up the renewable energy mandate ... from 50- percent to 60- percent by 20-30. proponents of the bill say, it will boost the clean energy economy... while tackling climate change issues. but critics say, the goal is unrealistic. the state senate still needs to approve the changes made by the assembly. it was written by state senator kevin de leon, who is challenging dianne

. >> i didn't love the outcome of the deal, but there were a lot of people like david ignatius who said's a cosmic gamble but if it pays off, man, there will be a great result. here, you have donald trump just winging it on the world stage, and actually holding them, not holding them to account at all. >> if you think about t joe, not a single international inspector in there. there's no time line whatsoever for them to give up their nuclear weapons but also when he's saying this leader is beloved by his people, one of the things you think about in government, how is this going to run on their state television? they're watching that in the gulag today, i'm sure a loop president of the united states saying kim jong-un is beloved by his people. he has handed him what every dictator wants which is my validation. >> we should get him to say i wish my people acted like that. >> we're getting into idi amin territory. i get to say that, seventh caller wins rice-a-roni, san francisco treat for a life time. i want to ask a couple of things that happened over the eight years that president obama

ignatius, a lot of foreclosures are worried about their future. don't have broadband and they think we need to great falls or billings to be able to get that that's technology. that's something that we need to that's the that's the reason we focus on tribal broadband in providing more operational expenses for tribal carriers. incentivizing it through the tribal broadband factor. >> on the net neutrality. you've got a choice when you're going 0 regulate the internet. that's the light touch approach. that has brought about the success of the internet for all except two years of its you have you have the idea that we should use a 1934 act designed to be applicable during the depression era. to to the ma bells, i suppose since the new order by the fcc, i assume we've had a spate of throttling, blocking that's been outrageous, has that been the case since the fcc entered its new order? >> that's not been the case, senator, we were told for many months that this decision would be the end of the internet as we know it. that if this decision passed, you w