michael o'rielly: that is what you really want from industry. my conversation in what they are trying to do, it is no longer about video. wi-fi,lso about different unlicensed devices. they are trying to meet the different spectrum of ideas and needs. it starts with a very advanced platform. think anyone who uses the phrase downpipe has to theunt for the fact that future is really setting the standard for high-speed collectivity. you have to account for the fact that cable has been leading the charge. you have to account for the fact that they have been delivering affordable access to low income communities across this country. cable has been leading these efforts to liver benefits to the american people in the digital economy. i will rosenworcel: point out that communications it is changing at a rapid clip in the cable industry. what used to be the place that we went to watch video content when it was on on a single screen has now morphed into a broadband industry, and i think the mobile industry as well. the cable industry's contributions to wi

michael o'rielly: both. i did a number of complaints that directly come to me, and i the bureau of consumer affairs and what commits they are -- what complaints they are getting. to be quite frank, the number of people that are generally happy with their service are not the ones that are going to write to us. it is those that have the biggest concern, or maybe some of them are a little unhinged. [applause] mignon clyburn: -- [laughter] mignon clyburn: we all have public accounts. regular visits from the consumer and government affairs bureau who help reinforce that. i get a mixture of most of the feedback i get, i have to say it is complaint driven. but i get quite a few at the fcc in terms of those who say we are on the right track or doing some things. , by things are going well the very nature of humans, you usually do not broadcast that to need to. unless you when things are going wrong, you usually escalate. that's why you have a bureau, and that's why we have complaints, because we want to know that th

. >> coming up on c-span2, next "the communicators" with fcc chair michael o'rielly. then a panel on cybersecurity. after that a look at america's water supply. at 11 a.m., a discussion on hate speech and campus speech codes. >> c-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. >> host: and this week on "the communicators" fcc commissioner michael o'rielly, one of two republicans. thank you for being with us. >> guest: thank you so very much for having me. >> host: want to start with one of the issue that is the fcc recently worked on, that was the charter/time warner merger. why were conditions put on that merger? >> guest: so i should be careful here. that actually, that item is still before the commission. i can tell you that i have personally voted on the matter, but it is still before us, so i have to be careful on exactly what i say about such a proceeding. >> host: now, when you say you have voted on the matter -- >> guest: yes. >> host: -- but you still have to be careful, how di

. >> the communicators is next with michael o'rielly. then veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald talks about v.a. operations and improving veteran access to health care. later georgia congressman john lewis receives the 2016 award from the u.s. holocaust memorial museum. >> this weekend, the c-span city two are by charter and time warner cable partners takes you to san bernardino california to explore the history and literary culture of this city, located east of los angeles. on december 2 20 15, 14 people were killed and more were seriously injured in an attack. we will talk with the congressman pete aguilar about the attack. his district includes the regional center. it's something that across this country means something, because this is a big city that was attacked. this could happen. >> we will speak with the city councilman about establishing a permanent memorial. >> it provides a sense of remembrance. it highlights their lives and what they contributed to our local community and certainly always will be near and dear place fo

. >> coming up on c-span2, next "the communicators" with fcc chair michael o'rielly. then a panel on cybersecurity. after that a look at america's water supply. at 11 a.m., a discussion on hate speech and campus speech codes. >> c-span, created by america's cable television companies and brought to you as a public service by your cable or satellite provider. >> host: and this week on "the communicators" fcc commissioner michael o'rielly, one of two republicans. thank you for being with us. >> guest: thank you so very much for having me. >> host: want to start with one of the issue that is the fcc recently worked on, that was the charter/time warner merger. why were conditions put on that merger? >> guest: so i should be careful here. that actually, that item is still before the com

fcc commissioner michael o'rielly. the issue of net neutrality.e comments on the political divide within the fcc. >> to take the most aggressive leftist approach on policymaking. becomes the first primary goal. the policy becomes the goal rather than anything political. you wind up with the scenario we have today. you will find i'm less likely to be supportive. here the >> the next, -- >> next, a panel of scholars discusses influential thinkers of the 20th century, including writers t.s. eliot, russell kirk. it was part of a daylong at grand rapids state university in grand rapids, michigan. it's about an hour. host: we'll move forward in time now to the mid-20th century with a look at some of that era's most influential conservative thinkers as illuminated by the bradley,ip of been, and lisa. i use the word "influential" on purpose. the trajectory of post

commissioner, michael o'rielly. i want to start with one of the issues that was the charter-time warner merger. why were conditions put on that merger? michael: that item is still before the commission. i can tell you that i have personally voted on the matter, but it is still before us and i have to be careful on exactly what i say about such a proceeding. peter: when you say you have voted on the matter, how did you vote? michael: that is to be released in a certain time period. all of that information will come forward in the next couple of weeks. peter: when we talk about a merger or some type of activity like that, putting conditions on uch a richer philosophy. michael: my approach to mergers. we have certain charges in the statute and for the review of whether to transfer licenses between parties, transferring wireless licenses. you have a number that different companies own and hold and transferring them to the new merged company and that review is something we are required to do that the new party is able to

announcer: monday on the communicators, commissioner michael o'rielly on several key facing the fcc like net neutrality, set-top taxes, and the political divide in the fcc. editor.ined by a senior o'rielly: this approach to policymaking, when that becomes the first primary goal and the policy and direction becomes the first goal rather orn the end consideration collegiality or any attempt to bring or develop consensus. -- what up with we have we have today. you will find i have much more likely to support and express my ideas. announcer: watch the communicators on monday night at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. honoringt, representative john lewis followed by first lady michelle obama speaking to graduates at jackson's eight university. later, former secretary of state henry kissinger. >> this week, the u.s. holocaust memorial museum honors representative john lewis. he worked alongside martin luther king, junior, and other prominent leaders. this ceremony is 35 minutes. ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the museum vice chair, allan holt. >> good evening, everyone. it's

. >> host: michael o'rielly one of two republican commissioners on the federal communications commission and howard buskirk executive senior editor of "communications daily."

. >> monday on "the communicators," michael o'rielly on several key issues facing the sec, like net neutrality, which is currently in the court, along with set-top boxes. he also comments on the political divide within the sec. >> the direction from leadership, including from the chairman, was to take most aggressive, leftist approach to policymaking. it left little ground when there was -- when that was the first policy goal of the item. when the policy of the direction they wanted to go became the first goal rather than any consideration of any collegiality or an attempt to bring or develop a census. you wind up with the scenario we had today. where there was little interest in bringing my opinion on board and i am going to express my views. >> watch monday night, at 8 p.m. east -- eastern on c-span2. >> welcome to "san bernardino," on american history tv. this city helps to make up what is commonly referred to as the in land empire. a metropolitan area east of los angeles. ath help from our partners time warner and charter, we will explore the history of the city and the surrounding area. v

michael o'rielly on several key issues facing the fcc like net neutrality, spectrum auctions, and set-top boxes. he comments on the political divide between the fcc. >> the direction from fcc leadership to take the most approach is little ground. when that becomes the primary goal of the id., when the policy direction becomes the first goal rather than any consideration of any collegiality to develop consensus, you wind up with the scenario we have today. you're going to find i'm less likely to be supportive and i'm going to express my views. >> watching the communities on c-span 2. asked, holocaust survivor sz recalls her family's experiences including their hometown and anti-semitic laws. the family was confined with other jews to a ghetto when nazi germany occupied hungary. they were transported to auschwitz and forced to perform hard labor. the event was part of the united states holocaust memorial museum's first-person series. it's a little over an hour. holocauste stories of survivors transcend decades. but you are about to hear from anna is one individual account of the holocaust.

monday on the communicators, republican fcc commissioner michael o'rielly on issues facing the sec likeet neutrality and set-top boxes. the comments on the political divide within the sec. he is joined by howard buskirk, senior editor. >> including the chairman to take the most aggressive, leftist approach to policymaking. there is little graph -- ground when it becomes the first primary goal of the item. when the policy and the direction, rather than any consideration of any collegiality already attempt to bring or develop consensus you might have with the scenario we have today. there is little interest in bringing my opinions on board and you will find i'm less likely to be supportive and i will express my opinions. >> parse the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> now discussion about the legacy of the late justice antonin scalia of -- former law clerks v of the energy california berkeley federalist society. this is an hour and-a-half. >> welcome to the berkeley society's final gathering for this academic year. justice antonin scalia, an exceptional legacy. i

communicators,he michael o'rielly on several key issues facing the fcc like net neutrality. politicals on the divide within the fcc. the direction from leadership takes the most aggressive approach to policymaking. the first goal of the item. it becomes the first all rather than any consideration of any collegiality or attempt to develop consensus. you wind up with a snare we have today. there is little interest in bringing my interest on board. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. bus made ar campaign visit to pennsylvania during its primary. collegeed at grove city and washington and jefferson college. learned and professors about our road to the white house coverage. visitors were able to share their thoughts on the up coming elections. we ended up in warrington, pennsylvania. theirored 7/9 graders in video contest. you can view all of the putting documentaries on student cam.org. >> this week on "newsmakers," the governor of puerto rico, governor alejandro garcia padilla. jonathan miller and the national tax reporter for roll call. governor,

[applause] >> tonight on "the communicators" republican fcc commissioner michael o'rielly on several key issues facing the fcc like net neutrality. .. when that becomes the first primary goal of the item when the policy and direction, rather than consideration of any collegiality or attempt to develop consensus. you wind up with the scenario we had today, with little interest to bring in my opinions on board and find less likely support. >> watch the communicators tonight on c-span 2. ♪ >> c-span washington journal live every day with news of policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, that you gone, addiction services vice president for the national council for behavioral health joins us to discuss the efforts of the organization to lobby congress to pass opioid legislation. national council for behavioral health is pushing for changes to legislation that would make it similar to what the senate has passed. president of citizens united to discuss the latest of campaign 2016 and the influence of money in politics. be sure to watch a c-span's washington journal coming up at

. ♪ >> tonight on the communicators, michael o'rielly on several key issues like net neutrality, whichs currently in the court, and he also comments on the political divide within the fcc. he is joined by daily executive senior editor. classes include the chairman to take the most aggressive, leftists approach to policymaking care the little ground, when that becomes the first primary goal of the item, when the policy and the direction becomes the first goal rather than any consideration of to develop attempt consensus, you wind up with the scenario we have today are when there is little interest in bringing my opinions on board, you will find i'm less likely to be supported and i will express my views. >> watch tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. washington journal continues. ist: dennis kelleher, what better markets? guest: a nonprofit organization and washington, d.c. of thet for the security american people by fighting for a stronger and safer banking system. of us offs -- often think as a fighter for financial reform and that is true and they think of us as a watchdog and that is

commissioner michael o'rielly on several key issues, like net neutrality, currently in the courts andop boxes. he also comments on the political divide within the f.c.c. he's joined by the communications daily executive senior editor. >> the direction from f.c.c. leadership, including the chairman, to take the most aggressive, leftist approach to policymaking, there's little ground when that becomes the first primary goal of the item, when the policy and the direction that they want to go becomes the first goal, rather than any consideration of any collegiality or any kind of attempt to bring or develop consensus, you wind up with what we have to do, when there's little interest in bringing my opinions on board, and you're going to find that i'm less likely to be supportive, and i'm going to express my views. host: watch it monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span. "washington journal" continues. host: joining us from nashville, tennessee, is sarah jane glynn. she is with the center for american progress and the director of women's economic policy. good morning. thank you very much for

. ♪ announcer: monday on "the communicators," michael o'rielly on several key issues facing the sec,e net neutrality, which is in the court, and also comments on the political divide within the fcc. he is joined with the "communications daily" senior editor, howard buskirk. when this becomes the first primary goal of the item, when the policy and direction that they want to become the first goal rather than any consideration of any for agility or any kind of break or development of consensus, then you wind up with what we have today. there is little interest of bringing my opinions on board, and you are going to find that i'm less likely of being supportive. announcer: watch "the communicators" on monday night on c-span2. announcer: all weekend, iserican history tv" featuring san bernardino, california. mountain, which is located in the san bernardino mountains, is southern california's highest peak. learn more about san bernardino all weekend here on "american history tv."