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what campaign doesn't makeke mistakes. the successful ones we forget about their barack obama ran two successful campaigns. who'd be the first to tell you many mistakes. two things can be true. hillary clinton made a lot of mistakes she takes responsibility for. before the october 20th letter on the morning of october 28th , she is winning by ae landslide. 5.9% larger and if i could book a size three if you have it up on the camera, and this is the electoral map that would have occurred but for the comey letter according to real clear politics in every other analyst that is looked at the map that would have been the case said james comey not violated all the rules except the ones james comey gets to establish and that would've been the result of hillary clinton would've won, but she also made many mistakes geared >> for the basis of our guests book, "the unmaking of the president 2016: how fbi director james comey cost hillary clinton the presidency" lanny davis, are desperate first call comes from new hampshire, democrats

we in congress must do more to makeke sure that, first of all, the can deployment is ubiquitous, but to address the ten million americans in urban areas whoad to not have access o broadband as defined by the if fcc. and that's -- by the fcc. and that's why i've cosponsored the connecting deserts of 2018 withth my colleague, congressman bobby rush. under this legislation the fcc will be tasked with reviewing the state of deployment in urban broadband deserts and will be required to take action to help speed deployment if it is not occurring at a reasonable pace. so, ms. katz, what types of issues, and is we heard a little bit about this when the question was asked, i believe it was by ms. eshoo, what issue do we currently allow to fester when we assume that every part of a city is already connected, and what couldtl we do to help addrs these issues? >> welk thank you for you -- well, thank you for your leadership, and thank you for the question. it's an excellent one. i talked a little bit about the homework gap. we've seen continuing impacts on small businesses. there's also in my te