a great deal of responsibility for implementing that lies with ntia. there are pieces that we will work on at the fcc. we have a public safety and homeland security bureau that's very focused on it, making sure that we harness modern communications for our first general respecters, with communication with 911 and community alert. >> we wish you the best. that's going to be a challenge and one everybody will be looking at. there's a question i asked to every agency that's of special interest to me. what about the territories? the territories -- if you are to ask the are the folks who live in the territories american citizens, we would have been shocked by that people don't know they're not an american citizen. i was told that satellite -- somebody said sitting right there "the at that time light -- so now they have satellite radio. what are the difference in the continental state and what is still missing to bring about equality under the um brel laugh the fcc? >> i would say the issue we most hear is the same issue we hear from rural america, which is

a great deal of the responsibility for imp mchbting that lies with ntia, the, there are pieces we will work on at the fcc. we have a public safety and homeland security bureau that's very focused on it. making sure that we harness modern communications for our first responders. with a mobile broadband public safety network, with next generation 911. with outbound mobile alerts so that they were reach people. these are very high priorities, and in each case they present some very challenging issues to work through. >> all right. well, we -- we wish you the best bay it's going to be a challenge and one everybody will be looking at. there's a question i've asked the last couple of years. every agency in this company that's come before us. it's of special interest to me. what about the territories? as you know, the territories are always an after thought in congress, in corporate america, and everywhere else and in fact, if were you to ask americans, are the folks who live in the territories american citizens? we may be shocked at how many, shocked at how many americans do not know that we

a great deal of responsibility implementing that lies within ntia. the -- our pieces will work on at the sec. we have a public safety and homeland security your that is very focused on it. making sure that we harness modern communications for our first responders with a mobile broadband public safety network with next generation 911, without bound mobile alerts so that they can reach people. these are very high priority. and in each case we present some very challenging issues to work through. >> all right. well, we wish you the best because that's going to be a challenge and one that everyone will be looking at. there's a question i've asked the last couple of years, every agency that has come before us, and it's of special interest to me. what about the territories? as you know, the territories are always an afterthought, in congress, corporate america, and everywhere else. and, in fact, if you would ask americans, the folks who live in territories are the american citizens? we may be shocked at how many americans do not know that we're talking abo

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yergin, your colleague had his hand up -- too if ntia is very interested in this topic, and that's very important to lay out. in 2009 we watch in energy initiative, exactly what the am assessing the influences of the activities and market such as speculation, hedging investment as well as our traditional fundamental work. we produced a website, the energy and financial. we are very interested in increasing the evidence, the body of evidence so to speak. we update the lanham monthly basis and a brooch to give their the researchers in the area. i know there is pete paray professor ingalls en la carless de captivate could carnegie-mellon need to understand the link is in and want to carry a bridge with other agencies to improve that both of the data in this area which is a lot of the mission and the analysis in this area has been as far as recently jury interested in this. he has great expertise in this area. this is not something we are ignoring and sent to me the eia has never said its song. it is a critical issue and want to be. i do think the standard of proof people apply had a very.

we would like to have seen the report from ntia. we are not done with spectrum. we are just starting. we will go very deeply on government spectrum as well. >> greg walden is chairman of the commerce subcommittee on communications and technology. he has been our guest. thank you both. >> thank you. >> this week, republican study committee chairman jim jordan, the ohio congressman talks broke he supports paul ryanne's budget which passed the house thursday. >> there is nothing good about the budget. the fact that the policy segments were the incorporate ideas that have been ideas like welfare reform, sending it back to the states. we think we could better serve their recipients. a lot of good things in there. like tax reform policy. it is 1000 times better than the president's budget. we get to balance it in a reasonable period fof time, five years. it takes 28 years for paul's to balance. get 218t expect to votes. better than the president's. we will support that. >> also weighing in on campaign 2012 and john vehrs performance as leader. see the entire interview