. >> here on c-span2, the communicators is next with fcc commissioner michael o'reilly.oral argument in a case decided today that largely upheld the redistricting map in texas and later, austin muller has his confirmation hearing to become the next commander of u.s. and nato military operations in afghanistan. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company. and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. republican medications commission michael o'reilly, now that net neutrality regulation has officially ended, what's next? >> first and foremost, consumers should know their experience that they've had pre-rules and during the rules and that they're having now is not going to change. the experience that they've enjoyed is going to maintain as it's been before. i think that's a benefit. going forward were trying

. >> michael o'reilly. senior editor of telecommunications. >> thank you so very much. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was created as a public service i america's cable company. today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington dc and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> this week the c-span bus traveled to june oh, alaskah the help of our cable partners. the bus continues the trip across alaska. andure to join us july 21 22nd when we will feature our visit to alaska. watch alaska weekend on c-span. watch or listen on the c-span radio app. court --eek the police rolled -- the decision changes the process for police investigating data collected by cell phone towers. chief justice john roberts doing in the majority decision. this was heard in november. this is about one hour and 25 minutes. >> we will hear argument this morning on case 16402, carpenter

. >> michael o'reilly sec commissioner republican and paul tribute senior editor at telecommunications. thank you, gentlemen. >> thank you so very much. >> c-span where history unfolds daily. in 1979 c-span was greeted as a public service by america's cable-television companies, , ad today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and public policy events in washington, d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider. >> this week the c-span bus traveled to juneau, alaska, as part of our 50 capitol tour with help of her cable partners gci. the bus continues the trip across alaska to the city of haynes ahead of our stop in fairbanks. be sure to join is july 21 and 20 seconds when we will feature a visit to alaska. watch alaska weekend on c-span, c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. >> next, foreign-policy experts discuss the future of north korea's nuclear program after the recent summit in singapore between president trump and north korean leader kim jong-un. from the carnegie endowme

. >>> this week on why the the communicators," fcc commissioner michael o'reilly on the elimination of net neutrality and the expected surge in corporate mergers after the at&t/time warner merger. mr. o'reilly is interviewed by telecommunications report senior editor paul kirby. >> the last administration under obama both chairman wheeler and the hate of the antitrust division felt that it should not be changed. at that time t-mobile and sprint did not merge. are a few okay? >> i do not have such a structure. i want to take the application put before the commission before us and analyze that in terms of what is the data presented? what are the circumstances in the marketplace? what are the qualifications and the capabilities of the current provideers? what are the promises that they are providing and what are the opportunities that they may be able to bring to the american consumers? what is the debt load that they are taking on. are they going to be able to meet those obligations that they are talking with us and the department of justice so i will look at the application as for the r

. ♪ week on the communicators, commissioner michael o'reilly on the elimination of net neutrality and expect did surge in corporate mergers after the at&t/time warner merger. he is interviewed by senior editor paul. last administration under obama, chairman wheeler and the head of antitrust division felt that it should not be changed. t-mobile and sprint did not try to merge. should there be wireless carriers. >> i do not have a structure. before it is put before us and that iswhat the data is presented. one of the circumstances in the marketplace. what are the qualifications and a capability's of the providers. what are the opportunities that they may be able to bring to american consumers. what is the debt load they are taking on. can they meet those obligations. i will look at it as forthright as expected. i do not have an artificial in my -- artificial number in my head. there are benefits to having more and stronger providers. i want to see what the circumstance may be and i take it as it is presented to me. >> what should communicators monday at 8:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. ame

. >> this week on the communicators, fcc commissioner michael o'reilly on the elimination of net neutralitynd the expected surge in corporate mergers after the at&t/time warner merger. mr. o'reilly is interviewed by telecommunications report senior editor paul kirby. >> the last administration under obama both chairman wheeler and the head of the anti-trust division felt that should not be changed, should not go to three. t-mobile and sprint did not try to merge. should there be more nationwide wireless carriers, are three okay? >> i do not have such a structure. i want to take with the application put before the commission before us and analyze that in terms of what's the data that's presented, what are the circumstances in the marketplace, what are the qualifications and the capabilities of the current providers? what are the promises that they're providing and what are they -- the opportunities they may be able to bring to the american consumers. what is the debt load they're taking on. are they going to be able to meet the obligations they're talking about with us and the department of

. >>> this week on "the communicators" fcc commissioner michael o'reilly on the elimination of net neutrality and the expected surge in corporate mergers after the at&t time warner merger. >> the last administration under obama both chairman wheeler and the head of the anti-trust division felt that four should not be changed, should no go to three. at that time t-mobile and sprint did not try to merge. should there be four nationwide carriers or are three okay? >> i don't have such a structure. i want to take the application that's put before the commission before us and analyze that in terms of what's the data that's presented, what are the circumstances in the market police station, what a place, what are the promises that they're providing, what are the opportunities they may be able to bring to the american consumers, what is the debt load, are they going to be able to meet those allegations. i will look at the advocation as forthright as expected. i don't have an artificial number in my head. there are benefits to having more and having stronger providers. so i want to see what the circu

communicators, fcc commissioner michael o'rielly, on the elimination of net neutrality and the expected surge in corporate mergers after the at&t-time warner merger. esther o'reilly is interviewed by paul kirby. -- mr. o'reilly is interviewed by paul kirby. >> in the last administration, t-mobile and sprint did not try to merge. should there be for nationwide wireless carriers? >> i do not have such a structure. i want to take the application put forth before the commission and analyze that in terms of the data that is presented. what are the circumstances in the marketplace? one of the providers? what are the promises that they are providing? what is the debt load they are taking on? are they going to meet those obligations? i would look at the application as forthright as i expected, and i don't have an artificial number in my head that should be this or that. havingre benefits to more and stronger providers. i want to see what the circumstance may be and i take the applications as they are presented to me. watch the communicators monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. next on american history tv, we explore how george c marshall's helped prepare for his as

communicators, ftc commissioner michael o'rielly on the elimination of net neutrality an expected surge in corporate mergers after the at&t/time warner merger. mr. o'reilly is interviewed by paul kirby. >> the last administration under obama, both chairman wheeler and the head of the antitrust commission felt that this should not be changed. t-mobile and sprint did not try to merge. should there be more nationwide wireless carriers? >> i do not have such a structure. i want to take the application that is put before the commission and analyze that in terms of what is the data that is presented, what are the circumstances in the marketplace, what are the qualifications and capabilities of the current providers? what are the promises they are providing, the opportunities they may be able to bring to consumers? what is the debt they are taking on? are they going to be able to meet the obligations with us and the department of justice? i will look at the application as forthright, and i don't have an artificial number that it should be this or that. there are benefits to having more and benefits to having stronger providers. i want to see what the circumstan

this week on the communicators, michael o'rielly on the elimination of net neutrality and the expected surge in corporate mergers after the at&t-time warner merger. mr. o'reilly is interviewed by senior editor paul kirby. >> the last administration under obama, chairman wheeler and ahead of the antitrust division felt it should not be changed. t-mobile and sprint did not try to merge. should there be coordination by wireless carriers. >> i do not have such a structure. on the application's book over , analyze that in terms of the data presented, what are the circumstances in the marketplace. what are the qualifications and the capabilities of the current providers. one of the promises they are providing, the opportunities they can bring to the american consumers. what is the debt load they are taking on? can they meet those obligations they are talking about with us and the department of justice? i look at it as forthright and expected and i don't have an artificial number in my head. havingre benefits to more and benefits to having stronger providers. i want to see the circumstance may be. -- ink the applications take the applications as they are presented t