tiffany: i decided not to apply for the supreme court when i started with judge tatel.ancially it was difficult. you do not make much as a clerk. brian: what do you make? tiffany: it starts about 65 and can go up to 75. to a lot of people that sounds like a lot of money, but i had a quarter million dollars in student loan debt. student loan companies do not care if you have this great clerkship. they want their payments. and all of my other life expenses were there. i decided that another year on that salary would not be sustainable. i was anxious to start working and, if i'm totally honest, i was convinced i would not get it and i hate rejection. i had convinced myself i'm not going to get that. judge tatel said, after we work together on our first opinion, he said he thought i was ready for that job. he asked me if i had my application materials ready and i said no. he said go do that and then talk to me. my husband and others were very helpful. i mailed my application materials on january 13, which is the day my father died. i tried to take that day back and turn it

opinion of at the judge tatel, they say the fcc has the discretion to decide how broadband internet classification should be cited. you abided by the procedures specified. we abided by the substantial iidence rule as -- and believe i said we are going to follow that substantial evidence test. that quantum of evidence is sufficient to justify conclusions reached by the agency. i'm confident our decision will be upheld. >> good afternoon. greg wallace from cnn. following on legal challenges, i'm sure you are aware of criticism of the internet freedom net neutrality decision from businesses to consumer groups. you think you and your allies have done a great job explaining how this can help consumers? chairman pai: we consistently said that the repeal of these heavy-handed rules would be good for entrepreneurs across the country. spoke about the fact that a lot of consumers, their number one concern is about getting better access. regulations take us in the opposite direction of that. we need to make sure we focus the agency attention on the number one consumer preference which is getting better, fast