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>> i dont know why i got shipped out. probably because my dumb [ bleep ] brother just got hit with a seven-inch shank. that book that they just took, where i hid the cell phone. i gave that cell phone to him. if they write me up for that its [ bleep ]. >> this book is taken because he once put a cell phone in it. that he once had. he would walk around with the book all day. nobody would ever know. >> at indiana state inmates arent the only ones shaken down. to ensure the facilitys safety, correc...

Breached where someoneñr didnt follow protocol, why flynns plea dealfázv is wrong or e1mas indictment is wrong. im not sure that mueller isp, going to be fired if for no was fired is when the publics attention wasfá focussed on the russia investigation. you have to think the white house staffq is saying if we fie mueller this turns up the heat on this thing all over again. but this campaign youre seeing in certainfá media outlets and from some people in the governments and some of the trum...

There is some internet service providers are vertically integrated. obviously your company is trying to get bought by at&t you have comcast, nbc universe, verizon owning yahoo and aol. the question is, is there an incentive for them to have their content viewed by fewer eyeballs, fewer people or more eyeballs and more people? the easy answer is your content is more valuable if more people are looking at it, right? so you want your content to be on more platforms. you want people watching your sh...

So i want to start with you. what do you make of all of this? the concern is that it will really stifle innovation and that the facebooks of the world, the next facebooks of the world creating a small company wont be able to stand a chance. >> exactly. so what the isp internet service providers are saying this will slow down innovation and keep them from building up five g which is the next wave of wireless internet we dont have yet anywhere. but on the flip side if they are doing this in the in...

Conversation with robert mcdowell, the former fcc commissioner who made the point before 2015, we didnt have these rules and it created facebook and amazon and google. why does it matter? >> well, and the answer to that is that we had several instances where people were starting to test the boundaries of net neutrality. the best example is at&t blocking facetime. and once people started to realize, once companies, especially as they integrate from being just an isp to being an isp and a content ...

Not having. i didnt say the internet is being destroyed. >> you said preferred -- isp -- if its preferred, favoring one over another thats a violation of the law. >> would have been a much better conversation if we were just actually have the conversation. >> umm trying to teach you the state of the law. what going on. >> commissioner from 2006 until 2017. >> sorry for the catastrophe. >> i didnt say say that. >> the going to be great. >> maybe he cant hear me? hearing some other -- hes fighting...

Actually determine the communications thats available to all the rest of us. >> so how would this effect just regular people on the internet? >> there is a few different ways. and we expect they will occur over time. we dont expect to see them all tomorrow. but the ways that it might effect us, first thing cable tv, remember the experience of buying channels or wanting content and not being able to get to it or wanting content and its in a bundle thats designed and priced in hawaii that y a w do...

Celebrity line that comes with, you know, organic seaweed, special snacks, maybe a foot massage. net neutrality rules prevent the internet from causing you the same frustration when you log on. they also keep the providers from blocking access to sites they dont like or that could hurt their bottom line. think of it as a no fly list on the information superhighway. the rules also protect start-ups. and small businesses who depend on the internet to stay afloat. imagine if an isp decided they wer...

Brian shotz of hawaii. booked him the other day to talk about this. talked about other breaking news. today this is the breaking news, senator, what do you make of this? this is weird, because people who support rolling back net neutrality say thats better for a free and open internet and people who support net neutrality say thats better for a free and open internet. whats your take? >> it has always worked, you fay yo pay your isp, phone service, you get the whole internet. once these rooms ar...

Especially in this day of age, the largest isps in the country are also some of the largest media companies. when most americans dont have choices between isp, which to use, one or two options, it creates a situation where a small company is basically competing against both a large media company and isp who controls the pipes. thats fundamentally not fair. >> to roberts point that he was making, that would be illegal? even under net neutrality laws? >> okay. that is a fine point and perhaps -- i...