trumpism? hey, look, he screwed up covid and he s corrupt. or is there this battle in washington, d.c. that gets nothing done. which is the better way? corruption or incompetence? see, i think it is both. what we see is corrupt and confidence time and time again. the messaging needs to be a lot simpler and relatable for the american people. here s what s going on. the republican party led by donald trump, they are playing by one set of rules while the rest of the american people have to play by a different set of rules. there is a vast gulf between two. the system that they have set up. this rigged system where they get enriched on the backs of everybody else. that s what we need to hone in on. that s what we need to focus. on it is not just about whether it is a trump hotel or trump property. it is about how they use the
russian president vladimir putin just spoke about the impeachment of president trump. let s get to fred pleitgen live in moscow. reporter: hi, dave. i would call what president putin said is unconditional support for president trump. he said he does not believe that president trump will be removed from office. he said he believes this impeachment is happening for what he call eed made-up reason. he was mirroring talking points from the republicans. he said, for years, they ve been looking for reasons to impeach president trump. he called it a continuation of a battle in washington, d.c. saying russian collusion did not work so they re coming up with pressure on ukraine. where was that pressure going to be? that is up to the congress to find out. essentially, what we re hearing from vladimir putin is unconditional support for president trump. and mirroring some of the talk points that we heard from republicans in the debate about
will air tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. on the daily briefing. quickly here s a look. dana: kamala harris says she thinks twitter should shut down president trump s account. you think that s a ridiculous idea? my belief is that in a democracy, i don t think that we want private companies censoring politicians and the news. i generally believe that as a principal, people should decide what is credible and what they want to believe and who they want to vote for. i don t think that should be something we want tech companies or any other company doing. martha: dana joins us live from washington. great to have you. dana: thank you. thanks for filling in. martha: my pleasure. tell me what the big take away was in this interview. dana: i have been racing around today, racing to get to georgetown where he gave a speech. mark zuckerberg came to washington to give a speech about freak s mission. he think it s under attack anyone to lay down a marker. i think he knows washington is
and be able to be the front runner is because she spent a ton of money, millions of dollars, in ads on facebook and outreach on facebook and trying to figure out a way to get engagement that way. shutting that off from people, that might not be rich, i think he thinks it s a bad idea. but he also thinks that the company, and that being silicon valley, should not be the ones that are deciding what s true and what s not. that has really frustrated somebody like senator warren or joe biden. jesse: dana, you just brought up liz warren and it s not just the democrats. republicans of talked about busting up all of these silicon valley monopolies like a facebook or other ones. he said in an internal memo that he is ready to go to war because this is about survival. did you get a sense from him how aggressively he is gearing up for what would be just kind of an all-out battle in washington, d.c., if that ever
planning to try to come at him and basically three different areas. they think he s too big. some people want to break up the company altogether. they think he s too nosy. all of your data and your privacy and how they are dealing with it. and they think that basically it s irresponsible. washington is coming after them. he thinks free speech is something they have to talk about whether it comes to talking about ads or this idea that it s dangerous to listen to speech. that was something. i asked him about the ongoing issue they ve had starting back in 2015, 2016 about bias against conservatives or the perception about it. and how they have tried to deal with it and if he thinks there s bias baked into silicon valley. juan: dana, i am dying to see this because i m very interested in this topic. i think you re right in thinking it s one of the critical issues for the 2020 election. already we see reports from