authority to regulate these internet writers -- providers as common carriers and that is what the .ommission's rule actually does i think the court's decision would turn largely on what the fcc has done is say, we will regulate you just as we backated common carriers in the old monopoly telephone era. but there is good news and bad news on what happened monday. to the extent that the telephone and randy and commissioner dowell said congress never gave the fcc the power to regulate broadband notrnet access, there did seem to be much question that they did have that authority. that is good news because if they were to rule otherwise, and you can never tell 100% from an oral argument what the ultimate outcome is going to be. >> and i will agree with that caveat right up front. likes it appeared -- >> it appeared the judges took as a given that the fcc had the authority to adopt these rules under a particular provision of the communications act. that question does not just go to whether they can adopt not neutrality rules. he goes to whether the fcc can stop fraudulent billing, whether they can pr

the securities exchange commission and commodities trade .ommission are underfunded we gave the cftc to deal with the rivets. frankly it is a partisan difference. when the republicans took over the house in 2010 they decided theignificantly underfund sec. the problem is if we begin to get tough on these people, they will -- they will litigate. they have resources beyond what we have. a couple of the cases can exhaust us. thing i was hoping we could have done was to get the sec the fiscal autonomy the bank regulators have. can you give the woman in front, second row. .> go ahead >> peter ackerman. seven percent of all mortgages were held by gse's. today 90% held by them. of all americans own their homes. my the question is, what are we trying to and >end? what are we trying to accomplish as a country with a housing policy? >> that is the question. you heard me say i thought one of the most effective things we did was putting in the conservative ship. i remember talking right as we were doing that and got nothing but support from them. we both said and i said this is a timeout. we cann

of a mission --o ommission. >> each week we have a special feature attached to the first ladies we are looking at. this week it is on ellen's artwork. if you want to look at more of asel, that ise website.on our i want to talk about one other. the white house historical society has a version we have made available to you. about thesen more women. there is a short biography, and we will get it to you as quickly as we can so we can learn more about these women. as we look at it, we are going to listen too late in -- to leighton. >> hello, how are you? that rome,e to say georgia, is the hometown of ellen wilson, and we are very excited you are doing a program on ellen. we celebrate not only the life in 2014. the art in 1914eresting that rome, georgia, raised $10,000 for ellen to return, but unfortunately, her untimely death prevented it from happening. 2014 will mark the anniversary of the homecoming that never occurred. >> any final comments before we move on to edith? >> he was devastated. we talked about his love of having women in his life. he was a widowed resident. president. lots o