do a bipartisan thing. but the republican leadership doesn t believe this is viable. there are some senators who say we should start from scratch and do it in a bipartisan fashion. i can tell you the white house doesn t believe that s realistic. let me jump in there. that s why the white house and some folks at the white house like this idea of doing repeal first and replace later. they believe. and i don t know if this will end up being true. but they believe if they could get the repeal part of this off the table, with purely republican support, it is that repeal word that is radioactive that democrats don t want anything to do with it. they think, they hope, they speculate if they get the repeal part of it done, they might have democrats working with republicans on the replace part. but i think you can make the counterargument that a republican only effort it repeal only poisons the well further and would make it harder for depps s democrats to come back to the table. it seems l
soon even donald trump s campaign manager apparently thought it was true, repeating it on cnn. there s plenty of news to cover this week that i haven t seen covered. the nato base in turkey was under attack. no attack occurred. researchers say it s an example of fake reports spread online on purpose with the had epps of pro-russian users. all designed to influence elections. they have a coordinated information campaign and deliberate strategy. they pick their objectives in the information space. reporter: in another case, a leaked e-mail from hillary clinton s campaign in which she asked a question about a treatment for parkinson s was spun into a fake story alleging she was sick, triggering allegations and chatter that the democratic candidate had the disease. researchers say the story was shared and posted by pro-russian
snowden s level here but breaches. the speech beginning by the head of the uk intelligence services warning cyberattacks from leaks home and abroad pose a threat to britain. the risks at stake are profound and represent a fundamental threat to our sovereignty and should be a concern to all of those who share democratic values. a very serious law and change being considered here. one of the other issues this will target people who publish the leaks, not just those who steal them which raised concerns among journalists, how does it compare to the u.s. in the u.k. there is the epps speaking to experts in the u.s. they re reluctant to change. 30 years is a higher punishment than they would expect otherwise. big changes as a result of the leaks we ve seen recently. back to you. shannon: we ll keep track.
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questions being asked right now are legitimate to ask, and frankly if you look at the republicans record, whether it s on extending civil rights or blocking voting rights, or a whole range of issues that have to do with racial sensitive, they ve got a problem here that frankly senator durbin is just shine ago light on. it s a problem that already existed, which is why they re so sensitive about it. go ahead, michael. i was going to say, this has nothing to do with her race. this has to do with her epps on executive orders. this is what this is all about, folks. her answers on executive orders was not one the one on immigration. that s right. there was not one that they liked, not one that they want. they do not support a nominee who believes the president could act with this level of impunity. it has nothing to do with the race. i think thee eminently qualified for the job, but let s not forget about the politics. this is why we can t have a discussion about race in this