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And members of the committee to not make things personal and the remark by the attorney general, i do not think there are many people out there who believe he is a buddy of the attorney general. As a result, that was not well advised on his part. He did come in answer questions from 34 members of the committee on a wide array of issues. We have a lot of concerns about the department of justice. We thought it was a Good Opportunity to raise those concerns with the attorney general. That standpoint it was a successful hearing. Let me ask you one question more on that subject. Attorney general ho...

Reviews the 2015 budget request. Our guest on newsmakers this week is virginias bob of thete, the chairman house Judiciary Committee. Thank you for joining us. It is good to be with you and your viewers. John gramlich is the Legal Affairs reporter, Josh Gerstein is at National Security for politico. Taking the time today. I wanted to ask about the appearance before your committee this week. It was very contentious toward the end of the hearing where he was making a personal swipe at your committee. I wonder if you can talk about that and whether you think maybe he crossed the line in terms of ...

Interactivity, and then you may have another room where people are fine running the video experience. For example, off a roku. Again, this is a portion of the market that continues to evolve with really new devices coming out. It feels almost monthly at this point. Senator, if i could, just two sentences. Just to be clear, comcast is offering the same experience maybe on different devices. So part of the x1 platform is the ability to watch in the home the content that is available the content that is available, all the live channels anywhere in the home on is it more of a closed system with ju...

The Pew Research Center is looking back on 2023 by publishing a roundup of its most "striking findings" of the year.

The Pew Research Center is looking back on 2023 by publishing a roundup of its most "striking findings" of the year.