we'll also talk about spector efficiency and uses of spectrum.as you're concerned that the plan will focus too much on freeing up more spectrum rather than making use of better use of the frequencies? >> guest: well, freeing the spectrum is a wish and a hope, but considering the way the congress and our regulatory agencies have set up the environment is a very difficult to take spectrum away from somebody once they are licenses. now i must preface that with a comment that the spectrum belongs to the public, belongs to us. and about to be used in our benefit. but the system we have set up, optioning, identify and spectrum with a different service has made the spectrum on most any issue of ownership. someone gets a piece of the spectrum and they treasure that the realm and don't want anybody else to have access to it. very hard to gain, if you take spectrum back from somebody that has it. but that's not the real issue, paul. the real issue is how bad do we need new capacity in the spectrum? and cisco has made an estimate that within the next ten ye

number two shall the spector of socialism. 60% of uninsured americans will be getting government assistance for health care so the entitlements society grows and number three the unintended consequences, will there be enough doctors to care for everybody. will health care be rationed? will medical decisions be determined in washington. all of those things could very well happen down the road. on the plus side, there will be more protection for you as far as the health insurance companies are concerned, they will not be able to throw you off the rolls or deny coverage if you are ill. those are positive things, but they come at a cost. so that's where we start this evening. joining us now from wasilla, alaska the former governor of that state and current fox news analyst sarah palin. so, governor, for you, what is the worst thing, the absolute worst thing about obama-care? >> well, bill, first, thanks for having me. we talked a lot about the specifics many of us don't like in obama-care, including the federal unfunded mandates that will bury our states who already have such bugetary problems

>> well, look, right on the capitol, they made a deal with arlen spector after they bush to come on forhe 60th vote. where did it get us? nowhere. >> neil: understood. >> that process is what people are tired of. >> neil: thank you very much. >> thank you for having me. >> neil: capitol hill, the congressman and i are talking. a lot of tea partiers, coming here by the thousands to make a statement, protesting a bill they say is a disaster. and here we go. "what do you mean homeowners insurance doesn't cover floods?" "a few inches of water caused all this?" "but i don't even live near the water." what you don't know about flood insurance may shock you. including the fact that a preferred risk policy starts as low as $119 a year. for an agent, call the number on your screen. >> neil: man, oh, man, things just get weirder and w eer and in this town. we're hearing that bart stupak's 11:00 a.m. eastern time press conference has been put off indefinitely. you might remember, stupak is the man who was raising serious concerns about the abortion language in this bill. he was saying that it was

the concern for me is that, when we talk about -- i am for voluntary spector reallocation. the potential of that is that some of these entities, who may be financially strapped, maybe the first to sell the space, which would possibly further dilute the gains in their quest for diversity. but the frontier, when i look at the overall plan, i am hopeful. it provides a host of opportunities. some are named and some are not. low-power television, entertainment, and other types of sourcing a program over the internet, they are growing enterprises who exclusively want to stay in that space because of the flexibility and the potential for keeping more of their dollars. while i am concerned on the other front, i am hopeful that this base will be one that has literally the sky is the limit potential. >> so it would be the role of the fcc to do the outreach to make sure that these smaller entities know what is available or is it our role or the fcc rule? >> i think it is a global effort. when i go out and speak, a young lady came up to me and said that she was in her senior year of co

senators brownback, casey, kyl and spector and they in the strongest possible terms have said enough is enough to the state department. that they have to begin to fund the existing circumvention systems and senator brownback placed holds on four senior state department nominations and took it off when some agreed to talk. they were willing to put the holds back on if within a week we don't get a serious indication they are engaging and are going to respect the wifl this congress on this critical national issue. let me just conclude by urging this commission, which does such wonderful work that you join your colleagues in urging the state department to do what we all agree with, which is to circumvent this censorship. thank you, mr. chairman. >> ambassador palmer, thank you very much. and we will do just that. we appreciate your testimony and your appearance. i'm told there are four votes that have just begun in the u.s. house. and what i'd like to do with the consent of my colleagues is to recognize the three house members for a series of lightning round questions before they have to

the concern for me is that, when we talk about -- i am for voluntary spector reallocation. but the potential of that is that some of these entities, who may be financially strapped, maybe the first to sell the space, which would possibly further dilute the gains in their quest for diversity. but the frontier, when i look at the overall plan, i am hopeful. it provides a host of opportunities. some are named and some are not. low-power television, entertainment, and other types of sourcing a program over the internet, they are growing enterprises who exclusively want to stay in that space because of the flexibility and the potential for keeping more of their dollars. while i am concerned on the other front, i am hopeful that this base will be one that has literally the sky is the limit potential. >> so it would be the role of the fcc to do the outreach to make sure that these smaller entities know what is available or is it our role or the fcc rule? >> i think it is a global effort. when i go out and speak, a young lady came up to me and said that she was in her senior year o