just like sprint and mci, all the way through today, that's what the fcc is all about. you're the agency of expertise. and you've used this existing framework brilliantly over the years. brilliantly. and i think you got it the right again. and i think it would be ill advised for the congress to move in and try to be the agency of expertise when there is now a consensus already built by the statements of the largest companies that they can live it but the enthusiasm that comes from smaller software and apps companies, the new internet startups has been overwhelming. so i just say this to put in context the whole history of how far we've come in a brief period of time. you don't have to win a long distance phone call comes into your house any longer yell hurry, hurry, it's a long distance call. at&t had charged two bucks for a minute for 200 years because they could get away with it. we're not letting people get away with saying no, there's another way of doing business. that's what net neutrality makes possible for our country. thank you so much. >> thank the senator fro

these are tough issues they were tough for mci and sprint to be born because you take on the monopolyand the big companies. so we're at a crossroads where the innovation and the investment problems the content creators have thousands of little companies that benefit from the neutrality. it is the heart of our economy were young people want to go. with the venture capitalists put their money and i should point that out they have all been reported with a long-term investment of the infrastructure. now you know, what else happened all over the country the ages between 20 and 35 they say this is great. i have a new services i can reach 310 million americans. it is the new companies that make the difference. that is what the fcc is all about him the agency of expertise. traneight thank you have a right again. it would be ill-advised to be the agency's of expertise that they can invest at the same pace with the companies and the new internet. so with bill whole history millbrae's says harry it is long distance. [laughter] because they got away with it. but we're doing here to stay there is

and just like sprint and mci all the way through today that's what the fcc's all about. and you're the agency of expertise. and you've used this existing framework brilliantly over the years. brilliantly. and i think you got it right again. and i think it would be ill advised for the congress to move in and try to be the agency of expertise, when there's now a consensus that's already been built by the statements of the largest companies that they can live with it, that they'll invest at the same pace. but the enthusiasm that comes from the smaller software and apps companies, new internet answer apps has been overwhelming. i say this to put into context of history how far we've come in a brief period of time. you don't have to when a long distance call comes into your house now, yell, hurry hurry, it's a long distance call! what we're doing here is we're not letting people get away with it. they know there's another way of doing business. that's what net neutrality under title 22 makes in the process of our country. >> i assume there wasn't a question in there. [ laught

the record we seem progress to identify early stages long before the appearance of symptoms giving mciportunity to intervene in understand if they're working by tracking bio markers long before we would identify progression and you're also committed to important works of quality of life. the research proposals are enormously gratifying than and coupled with that is the nervous disappointment and paid an english of those applications we are not able to support. we are making progress but the pace is limited by what they can support. >> levy ( with the question. on the budget committee i was unable to be here for the whole hearing but could he be more specific about the prospects for a cure and no call today you are and viable passes someone on doctor like me can get a sense of how much confidence we can have? >> that is an excellent question but i think there is enough exciting research this is the complex diseases digest single cell but that involves networks and we are somewhat encouraged by last week when of the drugs under investigation in the early phase one indicated there may be