our guest is stephen berry. >> you mentioned competition. we have seen the wireless industry and ago consolidation. we have seen smaller carriers partner with other smaller carriers and bigger carriers and partner with other bigger carriers. we have seen secondary market spectrum transaction. do you see this trend of industry consolidation continuing? >> that is a tough question. yes i know. one of the reasons it is occurring is the lack of spectrum availability. nemesis 2006 where we have had spectrum come to the marketplace. it will be a decade before we low band spectrum available. and i think that is a lot of pressure, especially on the leaders in the market, to ensure that they need to top off the tank. and when they do that, they seem to pick on some of the larger tier two carriers. if you look at the marketplace, we have lost a half a dozen tier two carriers in the marketplace that have been value priced providers, that have been innovators in the market. the first 4g lte network was ruled out by metro pcs, not at&t and verizon. innov

. >> this week, we are joined by stephen berry, president and ceo of the competitive carriers association. will come.

berry is not in there. >> joe: the 1-0. 2-0 on saltalamacchia. stephen drew on deck. or in on the bench for the red sox. >> tim: yeah. i don't think that porcello is going to come in for saltalamacchia. this could be a pitch around situation. trying to make him chase a bad ball out of the strike zone a wwa away. he walks him, he walks him. >> joe: off of the end of the bat, popped up, right side for fielder. has room. but he missed it! and there is no interference from the fans. field fielder had a clean play on that ball, and he did not make the catch, but jim leyland is going to argue anyway. >> tim: i think that he has an argument. it is right on the boarder. if you reach into the stands, and drop the ball, no harm, no foul. if however you try to make the play outside the stands, then it would be fan interference. i think that you might have the umpires get together here. nope. >> joe: well, the first base umpire ron kulpa is right there, and he has help from the crew chief joe west if he needs it, and every replay even though the fans hands were close, nobody inter