mueller investigation, both directly and indirectly, by the president and some of the folks in his senior leadership team. and the manafort filings lend some creedendence to those conc. william barr if confirmed would be overseeing the entire mueller investigation. you have expressed concern on his views of executive power of the mueller investigation. what will you be looking for during his confirmation hearings? well, this is exactly why confirmation hearings by the senate judiciary committee are critical. it gives us an opportunity to get the nominee on the record in terms of whether he will protect the mueller investigation and whether he has views about executive power that are outside the mainstream. as you know, wolf, that s something i really focused on in now justin kavanaugh s confirmation hearings. i think it is important that the american people understand the risk to our constitutional order
i don t think you can link it to the demockic behavior of one aggrieved vi ed individual. we ve seen that before. i don t think it s fair to equity it to the white house but journalist are under attack. certainly from this administration. i think it s salutory that he spoke that way. i think hi speech on tax reform is important. the economic policy this administration, right now they are on a sugar high. there s a lot of republicans hear in aspen and they re not bragging about the trade developments from the administration, the g7 going into this next summit, foreign policy concerns. general petraeus speaking right now upstairs where i am right now. there s kwiequite a lot of conc about the direction of this administration. we re going to listen a little bit more. president trump is speaking
anything like, hey, wait a minute. how did you a brand-new company get all of this data with facebook user i.d.s. 50 million, that is a lot and it was the entire data base. nobody was concerned about conc? to me what s so horrifying about this whole thing with so much news is that facebook continues to pretend like there is a semantic distinction relative to whether there was a breach or not. it has nothing to do with t. but to that point, facebook already has all this information, right? the question is what you do with all this data. they legally have people s information. of course, no, they do. the issue we re dealing with here is that in a campaign setting, what they did was by getting this information, they re able to tie it to voter files so they were able to figure out who 30 million of the people were, you know, where they lived, who they voted for. everything you would have in a campaign. then when you put that data back into facebook, it s wildly more power. it s weaponi
picture of the border walls and pointing to pictures saying it is a great win, and we have been going to find the picture that they have been showing, and to be honest, it has nothing to do with president trump, but we will have that coming up. conc [team member] oh, well, now you can just use your phone. [customer] my phone? [team member] yeah, just open the wells fargo mobile app and request a one-time access code. [customer] that s way better. all set. thanks. they have snickerdoodles! [team member whispers] i love snickerdoodles. [customer] thanks!
kate claims that the bulk of the book s dirt was obtained illegally. when singer christian chen owe weather picked a woman in the audience to sing with her on stage at a recent concert, she had no clue that she had picked a pro.on stage at a recent conc she had no clue that she had picked a pro. sing it, sing it. who is that woman? she s a music teacher. and now this video of their performance together has gone viral. it has been viewed more than 1.3 million times and she even has her own facebook page. some now questioning, though, if the woman was planted in the audience. and time to take a look at the good, the bad and the ugly.