joining us, kate tummarello, brendan sass sew and brian fung. mr. sasso, let's begin with you, when we asked you what were the issues you wanted to talk about all three of you put net neutrality first. what's going to happen in 2015. >> the big telecom issue -- 2015fcc chairman champ wheeler said he wanted rules on the books by the end of the year. that's not going to happen. so now it's an issue 20615. i'm expecting the fcc will come out with final rules on net neutrality. president obama came out in support of reclassifying broadband service under title 2 of the communications act, which would essentially make it treated like a utility. the broadband industry groups are fiercely opposed to this. so there's a lot of pressure on chairman wheeler to go that route. we raul see what happens there. and then even once the rules are on the books, the fight is not necessarily over. then there's going to be lawsuits almost certainly from the industry groups like verizon and comcast, especially if chairman wheeler does what the president wants and uses title

brian fung with the washington post, brendan sasso with the national journal and kate tummarello withitico. >> i mean, the chairman isn't expected to unveil his proposal until february or march at the earliest which gives an opening for republicans in congress to introduce a bill about net knewalty of their own -- neutrality of their own. is that going to force the chairman to move more quickly or is it going to put him in a position where he'll have to do some horse trading in negotiation with congressional republicans, that's not clear yet. i think that's something we'll be watching early in the year. >> i'm expecting the fcc will come out with final rules on net neutrality. president obama, of course came out in support of reclassifying broadband service under title ii of the communications act which would, essentially, make it treated like a utility. of course, the broadband industry groups are fiercely opposed to this so there's a lot of pressure on chairman wheeler to go that route. so we'll see in the first few months what happens there and even once the rules are on the books,