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Hey everybody, it's me from the Vergecast. Big interview episode this week,

keeping up our streak. McKenna Kelly and I talked to Senator Ed Markey,

the Democrat from Massachusetts. He's got a new bill called the National Broadband for the Future

Act of 2020. That's not a great name, but it's a really interesting bill. It's an expansion

of the National Broadband Act. We talked a lot about expanding broadband right now.

During the pandemic, there's a lot of focus on rural broadband, a lot of focus on kids needing

access, needing computers to do their schoolwork. This bill would address that. We talked about the

mechanics. Senator Markey wants to put four billion dollars into the system to address broadband.

We talked about net neutrality, how he sees that going, and we spent a lot of time talking about

the connective tissue between the broadband plans. Senator Markey worked on in the 90s in the

situation today. A super interesting interview and a really candid interview. I just want to call

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