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if you look at the trajectory of how consumers are using data and video content, everything's over broadband. that means that more entities out there investing -- even if it's in wireless versus wireline -- drives better technology, better options for us as we use our wireline infrastructure. and it's a very competitive environment. for me that's good because i want less regulation, not more regulation. and if we have the opportunity to continue to compete against wireless which, mind you, there are tough competitors as is cable, but we have our own unique resources in the wireline space with the broadband data that we deliver to homes and the video products that we deliver and the voice products and we deliver and security and education. all those kinds of products. so the market's big, and it's just going to grow over time. >> you were characterizing it as a strength that you're a pure play company, but are there problems associated with not having a wireless component to what you're able to offer consumers? >> guest: well, you know, in a perfect world we'd have it all, but we don't. one o

gives you tools and best practices to give you a sense of how departments on the cutting edge are using data to train officers and engage with the communities. we are also hopefully hearing from you about what you've learned in your experience works and doesn't work and where the federal government can partner with your departments and state and local law enforcement to do even better. the fact is there's policing being done every single day. we've seen them organize community panels and cookouts to bring officers together with civil rights leaders and young people. many of you, i'm sure, saw the viral videos of police saying basketball with kids or dancing the nay nay which, you know that was a brave officer that did that. there are a lot more examples that don't make their way to the twitter feed. i want to encourage you to look at the task force in way that is are tailored to your community and needs. i also want you to look because our job really is as a convener. the federal government is not responsible for policing of our communities. we do have the ability to project best practices a

ofyou look at the trajectory how people are using data. more entities out there are investing. technologyve better and better options for us. wirelineuse our structure and it is a better environment. i want less regulation, not more regulation. if we have the opportunity. we have the broadband data that we delivered to homes. the voice products that we deliver in the security and the education. the market is big. are there problems associated with not having a component. >> in a perfect world, we would have it all. what has been scaling up is that size matters as far as having the resources and the eyeballs to enter it. to make the investment that we have had to make to turn ourselves from a traditional phone company. you can't do anything else with it. now he deliver so many other values. we have had to invest and redefined. it is very robust. valuable in the marketplace. we have been able to really redefine and redesign our company to move some things. largest into the fourth wireline company. 5g, when that back to of the big things that wireless carriers need to build up 5g i

data plans. andrew franklin treated at a use my data. i'm fine with it. ay them too much for my service as it is. they should cut the cost of plans. tell us what you think. >> coming up, we'll run down the global market action before we hand it over to mornings at the rea. the dow, nasdaq and s&p relatively close. momentum up about 13 right now. one 10th of 1%. s&p up fractionally. waiting for the payroll report due out yesterday. because of the holiday week we look at that today. tamara samantha jobs report. we have fbi chief comey speaking today. we will be watching that as well. much more "fbn:am" coming up after the break. ♪ ♪ [announcer] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the summer of audi sales event is here. get up to a $5,000 bonus on select audi models. >> lamented to the upside. trading the sporting eyes to see the german dax up 1% of the cac and france 1.5% and the london ftse up despite another four paws in training and not permitting withdrawals at this time. dow futures of 14. waiting for today and the monthly jobs report tomorrow. w

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useful in giving tools and best practices to give you a sense of on the departments cutting edge are using data to train officers and engage with the community. we also are hopefully hearing from you about what you learned in your experience that works and doesn't work and where the federal government can partner and your department statement and local law question officers across the country to do better. because the fact is, there is exceptional policing be done every day. you seem department organized community forms, panels, cookouts to bring officers together with civil rights leaders and activists. many of you saw the viral videos of police playing pickup basketball with kids or dancing that was a brave officer who did that. [laughter] there are a lot more examples that don't find a way to the twitter feeds. i want to encourage all of you to implement task force recommendations and ways that are tailored to communicate and needs, but to share with us things that you think work that can make a difference. our job is to come as a convenient. we are not responsible for day-to-day leasing of

used. let me also highlight that thisida thisidathis data we see today, there was a study that indicated that 91% of those surveyed felt they had lost control over how their information was being collected and how that information was being used. to me that is not a good sign. it is not a good sign for the marketplace that you see consumers not happy and having confidence that is marketplace is going to be adequately and safeguarding their information. i think it is important for these issues to be addressed because i think consumers should be able to take advantage of these great services available through the american companies and inventors. i think that is one important role we see ourselves playing. >> you mentioned some of the dangers that exist in this widespread data collection. why don't we have a comprehensive law that would protect consumers? >> guest: there have been some bills congress has considered but they have not moved forward with anything. the majority of the commission have recommended that congress enact legislation in this area. i personal feel that it is questionably i

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used. in my mind, it's important for there to be more transparency about the data being collected as well as how that information is being used and i feel it's important -- we at the agency feel it's important that consumers have more control over how information is being used. we also highlight that i feel -- that the data that we see, there was a recent study by pew research center that 91% of those surveyed felt they lost control over how their information was being -- what information was being collected and how that information was being used so to me that's not a good sign. it's not a good sign for the marketplace that you see consumers not having confidence that the marketplace will be adequately safe guarding their information and i think it's important for these issues to be addressed because i think consumers should be able to take advantage of all these great services that are available through the ingenuity of american companies and american inventors so that's an important role we see ourselves playing. >> you mentioned some of the dangers that exist in the widespread data colle

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honest, facebook, twitter, versus frontier they are a little bigger, they are very adapted at usi using data mining and marketing to consumers. i believe we need good solid framework and has to be consiste consistent. they want more protection. consistency of protection becomes very important. >> one final question on that. in the real world doesn't it seem like the fcc is heading strongly toward the separate rules for isd's that will be a lot tougher? >> it does seem like that. i think it is because the fcc is looking at it and saying these are the right rules, these are rules that should be in place. my answer is you need to reconcile with the realities of the marketplace. you know how you want the world to be but you don't anyhow how to create that space and if there is a lot of loopholes you don't accomplish what you wanted to in the first place. jurisdictional boundaries and scope of legal authority puts pressure on what you can do. >> host: kathleen abernathy, -- >> guest: the fcc came up with the program called the connect america fund and it is revamping the old fund to say let's use

who do group or use data analytics to be able to form a simple opinion. (cheers and applause) >> who says what needs to be said and not just what you want to hear. a president who will unleash the greatness in our nation, and in all of us, who will give the hardworking men and women who built this great country a voice once again. that president can only be, my mentor, my best friend, my father, donald trump. and when we elect him, we'll have done all that. we'll have made america great again. greater than ever before. thank you and god bless. (cheers and >> that was 38 year old donald j. trump, jr., his father's name sake delivering the speech on day two of this convention. i think many of the delegates have been waiting for, a personal speech, talking about his father the businessman, but also one with some red meat, john dickerson there on the podium. >> that's right, norah, that red meet, standard attacks on hillary clinton, but as you pointed out, he did something we haven't yet seen. is he witnessed to his father's skills. he didn't just assert how

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