FCC Under Trump: Net Neutrality & Internet Freedom Face New Attack

We turn now to look at President Donald Trump's newly appointed chair of the Federal Communications Commission, Ajit Pai, who has begun to attack net neutrality rules and other consumer protections. In a series of actions earlier this month, Pai blocked nine companies from providing affordable high-speed internet to low-income families, and withdrew the FCC's support from an effort to curb the exorbitant cost of phone calls from prison. He has also said he disagrees with the 2015 decision to regulate the internet like a public utility. We speak Jessica Gonzilez, deputy director and senior counsel at Free Press. Gonzilez was formerly on the FCC's Open Internet Advisory Committee and Diversity Committee.