mr. doyle? >> guest: the caller underscores the fact that this conflict between state authority of federal authority, between state prerogatives and federal responsibilities is decades, even several centuries old. it's baked into our federalist system with our state government and there are federal governments and within the states that are federal lands. this is not a debate that is going to ever and, frankly. it's just part of our constitutional structure. >> host: here's a a piece in te "washington post." caribou with aec picture of caribou moving to the arctic national wildlife refuge in jun. june 2017. the inter-department has been directed to contact 21 and gas lease sales by december 2024, covering each coming 400,000 acres in the refuge coastal plain, a move decried by environmentalist. the headline is that inter-department has commissioned an expediter expedd primary to review of the impact of leasing part of an war for a lancaster leader according to the document released under the fre

mr. doyle, you are reclaiming your time. >> we can address some of the concerns we are hearing about the market and i will try to address those. we certainly welcome this and it's part of the reason we have been open comment process to take public input. if you look at the overall tenure of the letter it is quite supportive of our approach unless we do want to take those concerns into account. with respect overall cut the price increase as you described are precisely the reason why it's important to us to preserve the authority as well as the ability of private companies to complain directly under section 208 to adjudicate complaints about the violation of the rules and third if you look at the overall gist, the price regulation deters a different reason. if you are an owner of that infrastructure and there's heavy price regulation would have listened and to build infrastructure. similarly if you are relying on that infrastructure is less likely to go but over your own. why would you when they

it is accepted and mr. doyle, your reclining at times. >> thank you, madam chair. >> we can address some the concerns we are hearing about the bds market. >> and i'll try to address this in turn. we certainly welcome the submission, , part of reason whh we have an open comment process to take public comment period the letter is quite supportive of our approach unless we do want to take those concerns into account. with respect toer bds overall te price increases you described are preciselyar the reason whatt was important to us in the bds order last year to preserve authority as well as the ability of private companies to complain directly too the sec under section 208. we will adjudicate any complaints about prices growing that might be a violation of our rule. thirdly if you look at l the overall gist of our approach, the notion ist, price regulation deters fiber deployment come for two different reasons. number one, if you're an owner of that infrastructure and there's heavy price regulation you have less ince

mr. doyle. i would like to make unanimous consent to add to the wreck of the letter from wireless isps to the fcc regarding the cd rvrs ban. letter. >> without objection, so ordered. pursuant to committee rules, members have 10 business days in which to submit additional questions. and we remind you that you have 10 business days in which to respond. seeing no further business to come before the committee, the committee is adjourned. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] --[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] an illinois house debate. --the event was held in chicago and airs tonight at 8:00 eastern here on c-span. right after that, a virginia senate debate between tim kaine and corey stewart. the event courtesy of the virginia bar association and moderated by pbs's judy woodruff. that begins at 9:00 p.m. eastern, also on c

and its affiliated health plans, a gao report on liveline, without information, so ordered, and mr. doyle. >> thank you, madam chair, like to make nance consent to add to the record the letter from wireless isps to the fcc regard the cbrs manage, chairman pai's tweet and articles from -- regarding the letter and tweet made part of the report, the throated the fcc regarding copper retirement and letter from senator widen to fcc regarding security. >> without objection so ordered. pursuant to committee ruled members are reminded they have ten business days in which to submit additional questions, and we remind you that you have ten business days in which to respond. seeing no further business to come before the committee, the committee is adjourned. nod discussion [inaudible discussion] conversation] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >>> sunday night on q & a, constitutional lawyer david stewart on his book "impeached: be trial of president andrew johnson and fight authorize lincoln's legacy." >>

host: ok, we will take that point, mr. doyle?chael: the fact that this conflict between state and federal authority, state prerogatives and federal responsibilities, is decades and old.several centuries it is baked into our federalist system where there are state governments and federal governments, and within states, lands.re federal it is not a debate that will ever end, it is just part of our constitutional structure. host: there is a piece in the ofhington post of a picture caribou moving through the wildlife refuge in june, 2017. the interior department has been conducted to conduct two oil and gas lease sales, each covering 400,000 acres in the refuge's coastal plain. a move decried by environmentalists. the interior department has commissioned an experimenter review of the impact of leasing the area for portland gas drilling, according to a freedom of information act. : as we were discussing, the tax cut bill includes a provision mandating anwar on the coastal plain. it is about 19 million acres, the leasing covers less th

mr speaker, how can anyone have faith in the prime minister getting a good deal with 27 european union governments when she cannot even broker a deal within her own cabinet? with me is matthew doylelabour party under tony blair. i was thinking when we heard about boris johnson's of resignation i was thinking when we heard about borisjohnson's of resignation or that david daisies had called his bluff. i think he did. i think if he was ever going to resign, david davis made it inevitable that was going to be today. otherwise, there was no way he could straddle this position. the reality is that these two resignations have been inevitable for some time, and from one simple reason, that theresa may, throughout this process, has gone for this creative ambiguity to try and maintain unity, a fiction of june 88, with and the cabinet. that has done has damaged the national interest by wasting so much time in the negotiating process. it is unbelievable and it is taken us two yea rs unbelievable and it is taken us two years to get to a position that has unravelled in two days. when you we re unravelled in two days. when you were with tony blair, did you have a situation like this? freddie h