. >> and tom larson from media, communications corporation. >> the companies that are taking the riskeing criticized. they are being beat out to be villains. lauded.hers are being the sense they haven't done amazingly innovative things but they make a ton of money off but they make a ton of money off >> this morning ayesha rascoe and "u.s.a. today" correspondent paul singer look at the week washington. later anthony clark offer up the last campaign on the taxpayer's operation of presidential libraries. as always, we take your calls theyou can join conversation as facebook and twitter. "washington journal" is next. host: good morning it's june 5, 2017. congress returns after last break from the memorial day holiday. begin on the "washington journal" discussing are the reactions from saturday night london.ttacks in president trump began his public twitter and continue tweeting sunday. he offers remarks last night thee he vowed to prevent threat of terror from spreading. onwant to hear your thoughts the president's response, leadership and international role

so important, having consumers the choice we can't give them on cable through a broadband i and tom larsonsenior vice president of media, communications corporation. >> the companies taking the risk are being made out to be villains, whereas companies making the cash are being lauded for their wonderful innovation. thatot saying these are companies in the sense they haven't done innovative things, but they make a ton of money off the internet. for them to go scot free with no regulations suggest to me that maybe that is not the right approach. a beat we should look at who is making all the money and why are they able to take so much out of the system. it's because they are selling your information provided >> watch the communicators on c-span2. >> former fbi director james comey testifies thursday before the intelligence communications investigating russian activities during last year's election. also watch live online at c-span.org or listen like using the c-span free radio at four apple and android devices. ofon tuesday, first minister scotland launched the national election platform. sh

. >> tom larson senior vice president of government and public relations. >> the companies that are taking the risks borrowing the money to building the networks are made out to be villains. i am not saying these are bad companies in the sense they haven't done amazingly innovative things. i am saying they make a ton of money off the internet and for them to go scott free with no regulation suggests to me maybe that is not the right approach. maybe we should look at who is making all the money and why are they able to take so much out of the system? and it is because they are selling your information. watch the communicators tonight at 8 eastern on c-span two. next educational analysts look at how states revise -- education law called the every student succeeds act. they discuss issues of equity, and how the measures are addressing civil rights and what can be done to hold schools and districts more accountable. this is part of a conference of journalists.

. >> and tom larson, senior vice president of government and public relations from media come communications corporation. >> the companies that are taking the risk, borrowing the money to build the networks are being criticized, where the companies that are making all the cash off the internet are being lauded for their wonderful interventions. i'm not saying these are bad companies, i'm just saying they make a ton of money off the internet. for them to go scot-free with no regulation suggest to me that maybe that -- that's not the right approach. maybe we should look at whose making all the money and why are they able to take so much out of the system and it's because they're selling your information. >>> watch the community caters, tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >>> former republican senator phil gramm of texas appeared before the budget committee to talk about economic growth under the trump administration. mr. gramm touched on tax policy, debt and deficit and immigration. this is about an hour and 20 minutes. >> i'm going to go ahead and call this hearing to order and i know th

and tom larson, senior vice president of government and relation. >> the companies that are taking the risk come hiring the money to help the networks are made out to be villains. i am not saying these are bad companies in the sense they have not done amazingly innovative things. i'm just saying they make a ton of money off the internet. for them to go scot-free with no regulation suggests to me that maybe that is not the right approach. maybe we should look at who is making all the money and why it would take so much out of the system. it is because they are selling your information. >> watch the communicators on c-span2 at 8 p.m. eastern. >> in case you missed it on c-span, veterans affairs secretary david schalk and. >> 20 veterans day are died by suicide. that should be unacceptable to all of us. it requires solutions that not only the va will work on. university law professor sanford teachout. to the incredible class we have in this country. mark twain writes about this in his novel the gilded age. two different languages of corruption that happen in the late 19 century where elit