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Has talked about putting a hold on that nomination. Any word on that right now . We are working on that. The may 1 say, thank you for having me on. People in arkansas to watch c span lot, i want to thank cspan for what they do. Back to the tom wheeler nomination, basically there is sentiment within the senate that we ought to repair this with the republican nominee. Have acans would like to republican to go alongside the process. The problem is the we have not thecially released republican name that they want nominated. Hopefully we will get this done quickly and senator rockefeller has said t...

Credits for americans who buy Health Insurance through federallyrun exchanges. And later, live coverage from the Brookings Institution as u. S. Trade representative Michael Froman and others discuss extending a law that adds incentives to african countries that trade with the u. S. Cspan, created by americas Cable Companies in 1979, brought to you as a Public Service by your television provider. Host senator mark pryors joining us on the communicators this week. Hes chair of the commerce subcommittee on Communications Technology and the internet. Senator pryor, your full committee recently app...

Host senator mark pryor is joining us for the chair of the commerce subcommittee on Communications Technology and the internet. Senator pryor or full Committee Approved tom wheeler to be sec nominee. Senator cruise your colleague is talked about putting a hold on that nomination. Is there any word on that right now . Guest let me first say thank you for having me on. Its great to be on the show and let me say thank you to cspan for all the publicinterest broadcasting they do. Its great and i know you dont believe this but people people say i saw you on cspan so i want to thank cspan. Let me ge...

Chris Chapmond, the former Hot Springs police chief who is now director of the Arkansas Commission on Law Enforcement Standards and Training, told Hot Springs National Park Rotary Club last week that while his new position is more work than he anticipated, he is glad he took the position.