FCC Chair Pai on Future of U.S.-China Relations

The transcript discusses the complex US-China relationship and the FCC's bipartisan approach to security concerns involving Chinese companies like Huawei and ZTE. It highlights the FCC's decision to remove utility-style broadband regulations, arguing it has benefited the US by increasing internet speeds and access. The public's reaction to the FCC's net neutrality decision is addressed, noting initial outcry but eventual acceptance. The FCC's achievements, such as closing the digital divide and advancing 5G, are outlined, along with future plans under a new administration.

What is the general recognition about the Chinese Communist Party's view on the world?

How has the stance on Huawei and ZTE been perceived under the current administration?

How does the speaker reflect on the decision to remove utility-style regulation?

What impact did the removal of net neutrality regulations have on broadband speeds in the United States?

What were some of the predictions made about the Internet after the removal of net neutrality regulations?

What does the speaker believe about the future of the FCC's decisions and their impact on technology?

What are the speaker's plans regarding the FCC after the upcoming Inauguration Day?