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Ajit Pai Jokes About Being a Verizon Shill in Leaked Video of Private Event
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10:40Now PlayingIn a leaked video obtained by Gizmodo of the annual Federal Communications Bar Association—a private event with regulators and telecom industry insiders—Ajit Pai joked about being a shill for Verizon. This wasn't just a quick jab at himself; he literally created a skit with one of Verizon's top executives where they joke about selecting him as a puppet to do their bidding on the FCC. We'll discuss the other "jokes" he made at this event at the expense of the American people.
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