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28 October 2016
Fred Campbell, Director of Tech Knowledge, Senior Policy Advisor with Wireless 20/20 and an Adjunct Professor at the Nebraska College of Law, discusses the real story behind the sex scandal at the FCC, why it should get Congress' attention and why taxpayers should care.
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