not at all. i told president trump this, they don t know how they got it. i guarantee you, they ll know who took it away from them. 14 million people, i guarantee you they re going to know. why do you have to replay this? i think he s fighting with finding a pathway, maybe it sounds like is he thinking there can be negotiations? well, let s find out and see what theyen watt to do. i m still here i m the most participate person trying to get something accomplished. how can they justify $575 billion in tax cuts to the weal weal wealthiest? how can they do that. they re going to say they re saving $337 billion over 10 years, that s a lot of savings. it might be a lot of savings, why are you giving away you re saving on the backs of what you re taking away.
good morning. good morning everyone at home. there were things we couldn t imagine. a computer crime accounts for $575 billion in losses throughout the world. 40 million americans are affected. according to one account 800 million people around the world. fbi and 20 countries together stepped in and crushed what is ebay or amazon of computer crime. let s look at programs on dark code and how it affects you and your bank account and phones. this is a coded malware intended to access control and steal data from google android cell phones. also something called a facebook spreader which infected your facebook and controlled it through the use of command and control servers around the world. again, malware designed to intercept and collect your
sense of family. michael had many options. he destroyed his family. and everything he touched. in a way it s fair. it s fair? indeed, a good movie, sure. coppola, he didn t [ muted ] it up? no. you are watching cnn. a big welcome to our viewers in the u.s. and around the world. i m zain asher. let s get straight to our top stori stori stories. u.s. law makers blaming the sony attack on pyongyang. the shadowy group of cyber warriors suspected of acting on behalf of north korea. the pentagon s budget is ten times more. $575 billion and you are trying to say we are pursue an gre policy? the defiant president, vladimir putin answer tackles
agret aggress aggressor. the budget has grown. it s about $50 billion, and the pentagon s budget is ten times more, $575 billion and you re trying to say we are pursuing an aggressive policy? reporter: it s the kind of jab that s resonated with russians in the past, making putin a popular hero. but will it be enough to comfort russians, now mired in economic pain? matthew chance, cnn, moscow. popular hero, indeed. earlier this week, vladimir putin was named russia s man in the year for the 15th time. remarkable given what s going on in that country. who was number two? who is he competing against? you wonder. coming up next, the boston bombing suspect appeared in court on thursday. take a look at the drawings there. details on the shouting matches that took place both in and out of the courtroom. that s coming up. plus, europe s highest court makes a ruling that could impact
the world of military, industrial states that could harm american security. today, after the pinprick, it would be 600 billion. in other words, they re trying to take it back to 650 billion, more than 50% higher than we got along with that worked in the year 2000. now the democrats are saying, okay, we ll give you the defense back, but we want our domestic spending back. and they re wrong, because if you take domestic discretionary spending when bill clinton left, that he wasn t starving the budget, it was 400 billion. and it will be 575 billion after the pen prick. so therefore, progressives ought to figure out how to call the bluff of the republicans, let the defense department be cut deeply, because it needs to. the cold war is over 25 years ago. mr. stockman, wouldn t it be a good strategy for the democrats just to go with the