that is the assumption of what will happen with tom wheeler. peter: any other particular issues and policy areas that republicans have a looking to address because of the democratic control of the fcc that they have not been able to and now is the opportunity? michael: sure, crossownership. the ownership rules. i suppose somebody will try to undo net neutrality. i don't know how a lawyer can go before a judge without getting very red in the face and the judge saying why are you here? remember what we didn't like and you didn't like, we will bring that back. did donald trump get involved? why would anybody want to get involved in that fight? that should be history and we should get on to other issues. robert: the supreme court and the fox case can change their mind. we were both involved with indecency rules. certainly, the appellant courts understand. michael: every other year. robert: they did not speak to that. it could be every other year. nonetheless, we don't know for sure what the agenda will be. i think there are things before the commis

when you change party is the chair will step down that is the function of all will happen with tom wheeler. >> so republicans are looking to address that democratic control of the fcc so with the cross ownership and televisa ownership rules that they try to undo neutrality without going before the judge to get red in the face and he said remember what you did it like? get rid of those the u.s. approved. and that chevy history - - should be the history i talked about earlier. >> with that indecency issue so certainly the appellate courts understand if they want to change their mind. in dade did not speak to that. but we don't know for sure. but now there are some things before the commission to have appeal first of all they voted earlier this year to find new frequencies on the airwaves as we move to the internet that requires less spectrum that this of place where they come together. also they could do things to incentivize that bill out of the infrastructure and my health is supporting what is best with the constituencies with those industries make sure it is the fair market there's only

. >> guest: i would say first of all if you are tom wheeler you are really happy this is happening now rather than when you are likely to have to stick around to deal with it. i'm sure that chairman wheeler is saying i don't have to figure this out. but there are a number of ways in which the fcc could be brought into this. the first phase by the department of justice. the department of justice can consult its sister agency. it's a good working relationship between the staff and it's a little known fact that the fcc has a current antitrust jurisdiction with the department of justice over common carriers and providers like at&t. even though they are not part of the merger review process is certainly appropriate to bring the men as part of the antitrust review. that would be one way. there are also certain licenses that time warner has. some of them are the one tv station that they have got. that's easy to get rid of in terms of deal structure but there are a lot of other licenses. as i'd like to remind people every one of the little tour buses that they have got in the time warner studi

and that is the assumption that that's what'll happen with tom wheeler, but we don't know for sure. >> there particular issues that republicans have been looking to address but perhaps because becf the democratic control they haven't been able to? >> guest: sure. newspaper cross-ownership, all of the ownership rules. i suppose somebody will try to undo net neutrality. i can't -- i don't know how a lawyer could go before a judge without getting very red in the face and the judge says why are you here, and the lawyer says we want to bring the old rules back and get rid of the new rules you already -- why did donald trump want to get involved in that fight? why does anybody? that should be history, and we should be getting on to some of these other issues. >> guest: well, first of all, the supreme court in the fox case said they could change their mind on rules. that was an indecency issue, and he and i were both involved with that appeal, so certainly the ea pell late courts -- >> guest: not every other year though. >> guest: well, actually, they didn't speak to that. it could probably

you change parties, chairs step down and that is the assumption that that's what will happen with tom wheeler but we don't know for sure. >> there are several issues and policy areas that republicans have been looking to address but perhaps because of the democratic control of the fcc, they haven't been able to and now is their opportunity. >> newspaperbroadcast , crossownership, all of these ownership rules, i don't know. i wouldn't say they are going to be so i will try to deal net neutrality, i don't know how to judge without getting very red in the face and the judge says why are you here and he says, remember those old rules you didn't like and we didn't like either? we want to bring those and get rid of the new rules you approve. i mean, why did donald trump get involved in that fight, why does anybody want to get involved in that fight? that's history and we should be getting onto some of these other issues in the method i talked about earlier. >> supreme court on the fox case said they couldchange your mind on rules such as indecency issues. there's a relatively, he and i were both in

wheeler. >> another refers from tom shillue. if you know this member of parliament?as james bond's granddaughter it is shaken and stirred. he went with ian fleming and he is one of the men and mentioned by name and absolutely. and as a result my grandpa is one of the men that literally saved the world. i am actual lie offended that a british member of parliament is saying this. >> what was your grandmother's name? was it in the thing or was it a normal -- >> it was a normal name. >> it wasn't galore. >> it wasn't president trump galore. >> he did like the martini. >> my family has no connections to this movie. >> daniel craig, he goes unshaven. >> he goes unshaven? >> yahooy is a dave smith-type guy. >> the toxic masculinity, there is a war on men. i hate to be the guy who says that, but there is. no one bases their life on james bond. he is a male fantasy. if you think he doesn't get enough chicks, but you can't get enough of it. >> toughen up. if you were a man you would stop complaining. i am not trying to get my life fired, but that's what they are calling it. >>

for now that's it from here inme new york city wheeler we'rer going to send it back in to ito you. >> tom fitzgerald thank youhanku very much. very much. >>> association polls have closed in six states. they closed at 7:00ciatosed i pj six minutes ago including in virginia so from this point onfm we're going to start seeing s some of the eareely results come in, earl -- some of thosee of to early projections.ns. sarah simmons is live in thehe news room downstairs with theowr latest on that.s wi hey, sarah.ah >> tony that's right we'reat rig keeping a very close eye onse ee this tonight. tonight. we're talking about the states a where the polls have closedave d right now. 60 electoral votes total we're t looking at. with georgia. georgia what we're looking at with georgia is 16 electoral votes. also, the polls from what we w understand are leaning towardsds ump.p. at least they have been in the past. past in the past for georgia, theyia have voted in 2012, 2008 and 2004 -- some of these statesf ts have gone more red, some ofedmef course going more bl has changed over the years and it's rea