kaut: do you think there is much of a chance. they want to get rid of the title to broadband reclassification which is the traditional phone regulation of broadband. do you think there is much room for any type of compromise on the underlying net neutrality rules in terms of how you deal with this? ms. clyburn: one of the things that people do not often talk about is that 700 plus regulations and rules that we dismissed of. this is not your mothers or fathers type -- title two. this is very different. it is mindful of this evolutionary nature that the broadband ecosystem has to offer us. it is not the same. the title might read the same but the application is incredibly different. and people want and need certainty. when we talk about what our goals and objectives are at the fcc in terms of connecting america, what tools do we use to encourage and to ensure that are building the infrastructure needed to enable all of these incredible opportunities? if you do not have a backstop when it comes to poll attachments. that is part of w

. >> host: let's bring in david kaute. >> yeah. obviously at least one of you going to be named interim chairman. can you provide any clarity on that? would you be interested in being chairman? there's a lot of rumblings that it'll probably be the senior commissioner, ajit pai. >> guest: i would be surprised, i haven't gotten any information otherwise, but i don't know that to be the case. but if it works out that way and they pick one, my colleague or myself, i will be happy to participate whatever role they ask of me to do. you know, the question has been posed in the pennsylvania would you be -- past would you be interested in being chairman, and i always say i focus on my current job and see where the chips fall where they may. >> yeah. what are you looking most forward to doing when you get into the majority, whatever your role is? >> guest: well, i think there's four things that the commission needs to look at, and i say this humbly because, as i said, president-elect trump gets to set a number of new structural changes to th

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. >> host: left's bring david kaut of communications daily into our conversation. >> one of the things the republicans on the hill and fcc clear wanting to undo your net neutrality decision, called open internet and how you regulate broadband. what would be your biggest concerns if they move ahead with their promises to undo all that? >> guest: i am very proud of that decision. it was upheld by the courts and it offers certain hety for consumers and for companies. it is built on the strongest framework that will insure the freedoms and opportunity that we honestly take for granted. we're the envy of the rest of the world because we have a framework that says if i had my own device i can use it if it is not harmful to the network. if i have a business, entity or web page that someone, internet service provider might have opposing interests that provider can not discriminate or prefer someone else's content or website or business over mind. this is very empowering and enabling and this is has opened the door for millions of people, four million people weighed in and spoke. we joke about

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. >> michael o riley talks about how it's going to change and is interviewed by david kaut. >> there's a lot of concern about cyber security, and it's getting a particular amount of notice. does the fcc have a role in that? >> well, it's an important issue and one that congress is aggressive on and has the right solutions. i i think that the other agencies are as well doing so. the fcc's role is limited by the statue that governs us. while i can believe that the government has a role to monitor and provide the fixes in the space, they are not authorized by the law to do it. >> watch the communicators tonight on c-span 2. >>> and we're live this morning as a group of policy analysts is going to discuss the relations between india and pakistan and the role of the trump administration and the peace and security between the two nations. this is expected to start momentarily and live coverage here on c-span3. >>> good morning all. thank you for joining us i am the associate vice president here. given that it's in south asia, it's only fitting and let me welcome my panelists for today's even