let me close by saying at itu, remember the rule. every country no matter how small or large 50 same one-vote. roomnly entities in the r that can vote is governments. anyone else eye candy. the multi-stakeholder process is antithetical to multi-nations were every nation gets every vote and private sector gets noble. often thenishing how u.s. in that standing alone in these organizations. this acts as a block. be tens to promise the united states that they will be with them and when it comes down to the actual vote they abandon them without the colonial guilt for the african group. japan will not stand up in advocate. grosslyt always are outnumbered. that is reality. questions for you. what are the implications if decide to relocate internationally outside of the united states? what assurances can there be that that is not going to happen? we have no intentions of moving outside the united states. it is important to note that we have hundreds, maybe thousands s with the registries .nd registrars it makes no sense for us to move out. w

also the itu. once anhave seen is institution of global governance is created, and i agree with you that it is a gross distortion to see what we are talking about here is the renter and control to the u.n. that is not happening. it is not happening now. steps thatermediate we are taking, are we losing the safeguards that could make that happen at some indefinite point in the future. issues happening is that that are entirely unrelated to the organization and coming to their. you will have a situation where countries like brazil or argentina will be frustrated with the united states because they are not getting what they want from us at the wto. relief ont getting agricultural subsidies. we cannot get what we want at wto but we can make your life very difficult and other forms. you cross that, the game is up and you are in serious trouble. that is not what is happening now. setting aside safeguards now that prevent that from happening? a majority of countries at the last itu niche and favored -- mee

join us at the itu presidential debate. usa posted questions that tiki eu debate two thousand and fourteen. lied on monday the twenty eight seven o'clock of me and you are new forty years off to the carnation revolution free to portugal from dictation many portuguese on a different sort of straight jacket today. austerity measures imposed without portugal to qualify for an economic bailout program going to close next month i want to direct participants in the revolution are especially that of the group one of its leaders to music on those of the most as the ground humanist principles of the revolution active and smashed them now just about gone it would yell i love them love on them dementieva time and then he was in put up the ranks twenty fifth of april anniversary of the portuguese revolution is also choose a birthday key stage two. but the fall mcconnell is the son of racing. detention is lawful to use to be reduced and taxed. he moved to a cheaper apartment as he still supports his daughter who has known web two. who h

. >> leading up to the wicket proposals for the itu and at the u.n. for the main function to be subsumed by the itu or separate u.n. body specifically. i'm not making this up. it's in black-and-white and people can look it up. >> which defeated them all. >> had the momentum is going in the wrong way. the amendment is going the wrong way because we had a revolutionary change, a departure from consensus to majority vote and let me go back to the secretary-general the current one you are speaking of who is now recommitted to consensus who is also committed to consensus before it and it didn't happen. so commitments dyeenee secretary-general and he has a few months left in his term and then we have a new secretary-general likely to be from china ahead of the i.t.. these are all legitimate areas of concern. the direction the arrows are pointing in the wrong direction. i just don't know if that's going to happen. >> let me respond. yes as long as they are in a world to want to usurp and use international law to achieve is the -- of the authoritarian legitim

and modernize all of muni communication systems and some that are 40 years old and additional imp itus to the project is to vacate the 25 kilo hertz of the frequency. and it was too old to accommodate the frequency change and so replacement was the only option. and in addition to providing new communications the project will incorporate a myriad of systems and summarized of this that will enable muni to improve the operations across all modes of service and the system will also incorporate the additional base stations and included in the coverage throughout the city. here we have the project budget. at 73 million dollars in 2010, the current budget for the project is 116.4 million dollars in years of expenditure and this increase, is mostly due to receiving only one bid. and this is very specialized, and only a few companies in the country have the capabilities to perform it. and in addition, at the time that there were many across the country undertaking similar projects due to the mandated fcc deadline. and after protected the negotiations that took over a year, the mta board authori

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no specific messages were not palace itu does not want to enter russia ahead of the geneva talks. this preview of tonight's home the tragedy that happened off the coast of south korea where a large passenger ship carrying four hundred and seventy seven people overturned and sent off the southwest coast. most of the passengers were in fact high school students traveling on a school trip two passages are known to have died. if you look at this video you can see just how dramatic the city and was only up with the ship completely as being of a tenant in the water. there has been a change in the number of people who have been rescued and still missing officials citing one hundred ninety passengers have been rescued but the two hundred and ninety people are still not accounted for the earlier reports that were issued seven of the three hundred passages have been rescued but this was not correct. what is known as the twenty seven people while receiving treatment in hospitals and survivors said most of the missing might still be trapped inside the ship. a number of naval vessels and helic

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frankie in itu know who belong to the same fuel costs are a common market foundation. and though where meetings quite a bit until it together. and also given the fact that i know that you know the proposal and you have deemed university professor of course at national team to university. healthscope being a university administrator to help close your eyes that department at the ol' school a statement of the center and now you are a government official. and off all these different hats that you play in your career so far. which one he enjoyed the most well frankly speaking i know i i have a teaching emissions and unions in the steeple and five years. so i'm really enjoying my authorship of his life and we have the summer with the sch and it is. so is as it also prevents you know so and i really enjoy it. ok i ever do in the pos one of the use of serving the common sickness. it's very challenging. in all though was the gloss off a house is an issue in allah and he was the basis of the stricken and then when she can sum up the phone operations. and the sub tenant use the

the itu have this thing called economic policy recalibrate and try to lend economic side, the ups anddowns that were part and parcel for one reason or another is all part of the scientific revolution and the emergence of socialist governments. it is one reason why even today there is an insurer will continue to be a deep-seated suspicion in every society that all these numbers, gdp, inflation, unemployment financial numbers to reflect variants of people. they race for government to exert control. i don't point that in the book and that's all another question and subject. but it's definitely one that underlies all of this discussion. to listen to the numbers and go combine. inflation has been telling me how much it cost for me to live. the way for government to prevent my cost of living allowance going up or something like that. >> host: i do want to talk about conspiracy theories because it's a fascinating aspect. you touch on something basically post-world war ii. you describe how we enter into this explosion a sort of fascination with economic indicators. the growth of yet no one in

and the itu and run by dictators.m together, they are not about freedom or reactive problem solving which is how the united states handles this. their first move is getting rid of anmity on the internet. >> the obama administration says it is dangerous for one government to have control over the internet. what is driving the president to do this? was it guilt from the isofame -- irs fallout? >> remember, the president of brazil canceled a state dinner for president obama. so it is russia, it is china, but because of snowden, that is impacting how the president is seen around the world. >> i can envision this future controlling body, especially associate would the united nations, remember the food for oil program that was the most corrupt billions of billions stol stolen? i can envision them taxing the internet and it will be far less free. >> the first move is to get rid of anything that is anonymous and the second is tax foreign websites. if you go to google and you are in russia you would pay a tax. think what that

she is now a special envoy to itu on child online privacy. protection. and also serves on the board to the aspen institute and the fre e state foundation. then i should add on a very extinguished note, i was happy fcc during the -- i was at the fcc during the administrations of nixon, ford, and carter. you remember those people, i hope. and was also there when jim quello first arrived. i was there when he went to his famous 8 1/2 day confirmation. his fourth confirmation on his fourth term only lasted eight minutes. start up, folks, by asking one question of all of you. we will start with commissioner chong. if you were back at the fcc after all these years, what would be your primary policy objective? >> well, actually i would have two. the first one is a medical issue of more wireless spectrum. i am in silicon valley. there there is innovation every day. the one thing i hear the most out of that community is how much they know things are being driven to wireless. and to small personal devices worn on your body or machine to machine technology. so that

leading up to the wicked there were proposals at the human for the main function to orsubsumed by the itu separate body. i'm not making this up. it is in black-and-white. people can look it up. >> we repeated them all. >> but barely. the momentum is going in the wrong way. you had a revolutionary change of a departure from consensus to majority vote. let me go back to the secretary-general. he is now recommitted to consensus. before.committed it did not happen. commitment by any secretary-general will have this. these are all legitimate areas of concern that the arrows are purging -- pointing in the wrong direction. >> let me respond. asse are legitimate concerns long as there are authoritarian nations that want to use international law. legitimate concern. i totally disagree with the idea of the trendlines. the idea that brazil and almost is a committees that is having brazil together. of those, a significant number voted. participation to set up a decision by which to move forward with a commitment it self from those to the multi-stakeholder process show that the lines are moving in the

for the main name function to be subsumed by the itu or a separate body. specifically, i'm not making this up. it doesn't take any imagination come in black and white, people can look it up. number one. negative, the current -- >> we defeated them all. >> but barely. the momentum is going in the wrong way. the number complement them is going in the wrong way because you had a revolutionary change of a departure from consensus to majority vote to let me go back. the secretary joe, the current one you're speaking of who is not recommitted to consensus was also committed before the wicket. it didn't happen. at the wicket. so commitments by any secretary-general, he has a few more months left in his term, and then we have a new secretary-general likely to be from china, so these are all legitimate areas of concern. the direction of the arrows are pointing in the wrong correction, not -- i agree with your culprit i just don't know if it's going to happen. >> that may respond to yes these are legitimate concerns as long as the authoritarian nations in the world

they tried to say there is no other institution you could point to that would be able to oversee this itur for the internet. bill clinton, former president bill clinton is on our side on this. not a partisan issue. not a democrat versus republican. even because of edward snowden the president is getting push back. giving that way is taking away the ability from people around the world mobilize freedom against aauthor terrence and dictators and taking it away and putting it in the hands of dictators. >> the rest of the world will regret it at some point. jordan sekulow, thanks for joining us this morning. >> bizarre court case. a boyfriend killed in his girlfriend's bedroom after the girl told her father he was intruder. should the girlfriend be charged with murder? you get a second samsung galaxy s5 for free. so, who ya gonna give it to? maybe your brother could use it to finally meet a girl. your mom, but isn't your love reward enough? its not. maybe your roommate, i mean you pretty much share everything else. hey. your girlfriend. just do not tell her it was free. whoever you choose, yo