been more ignored but if we talk about waiting for a new telecommunications act keep in mind the johnny mathis of. [laughter] >> in the ideal world that would be lovely to have a strong direction but we are not in that world but i em guessing if we would go about to have another telecom act to put kids through college but the unintended consequences coming from the legislative process d&b very disruptive and not helpful so all in all the telecom act was transitional come i think it has served its purpose well and i would be a little bit upset if we tried to redo the entire thing rather than address specific issues as they come through congressional action still make you get the final word on this one the commissioners. >> i think what was exciting was of deregulatory philosophy of the 96 act. i wish the commission would have done more in terms of forbearance and sitting in michael powell chair he was the one that i borrowed being humbled regulator form. so not to be so proud regulation with that net neutrality you may be getting to but there are many cases win the sec will be humble and are th

i think if we are talking about waiting for a new telecommunications act -- the old johnny mathis song, i think that is one. >> how do you see that? >> in an ideal world, it would be lovely to have really strong direction, but we are not in that world. ifm guessing it would put, we were to go about getting another telecommunications act, it would put a lot of kids through college. a lot of very happy players. but, nonetheless, the unintended consequences that come from the legislative process can be very disruptive and not particularly helpful. , althoughl in all the telecommunications act of 1996 was a transitional act, i think it has served its purpose well. ifould be a little bit upset we tried to redo the entire thing rather than address specific issues as they come along for congressional action. >> you have the final word on this one. what was exciting was the visionary deregulatory philosophy of the 1996 act. i guess that i wish the commission had done a lot more in terms of forbearance when they saw competition. part -- sitting in michael hair, he terrell -- c was the one i've

that may be my background, one of the hottest tickets so far is johnny mathis.e and joined up with an old friend of mine, a classical pianist. they're going to mash together. robbie shankar's daughter is coming with people from newfoundland to create a six people, sixtet of different kind of music from different parts of the river. i have ethiopians doing music of that area and talking about water sustainability. we hope to put into the university. okay, we have a few people. io yo-yo man. >> and tony bennett. >> yes. >> michael feinstein is coming. >> and the plan, sandy, is that once the program is built and the people come, then that will be something that can give back to the university. not only from the cultural perspective, just from building a super program that will attract talent. >> for example, if we get 25% of our students come from outside the state of catch that would pay a 20 or $25,000 surcharge above the $5,000 that and in-state student would pay, you know, that's 40 or 50 or $60 million we would have. right now, our whole budget from the state