Tap dance. There it is, the door. Thanks for tining us in tonight. Thats it for special report. Here comes greta and special report online begins in three seconds. Tonight, on the record, all your news right here. Ivanka trump talking about her father and women. You will hear directly from ivanka straight ahead. Also, danger, the new threat every president ial can at that time is facing tonight. The freddie grayord in trial and new information about when that verdict will come down. Right now facebook trying to clean up the mess over news that the social media empire manipulated your news feed to be more liberal. A meeting wrapping up moments ago. Fox news Claudia Cowan is outside facebook headquarters for us. Claudia . And, greta, we are already hearing from one of the attendees that this meeting was a success and that Facebook Ceo Mark Zuckerberg was sincere in organizing this gathering to quiet the storm of controversy currently
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Melissa im Melissa Branson in for jenna lee. Clinton claims victory in the bluegrass state in a race that is still too close to call. Shes 92 delegates away from securing the nomination. On the republican side, donald trump on oregons primary easily as he pivots into the general election. Jon mister trumpexpected to sit down today with former secretary of state Henry Kissinger to discuss Foreign Policy. National correspondent john roberts is alive from trump tower in new york city. Reporter good morning. They are keeping this meeting tightly under wraps between donald trump and former secretary of state Henry Kissinger who was the architect of the nixon administrations china policy. Its a necessary ticket punch for any president ial candidate on the republican side to sit down for a few minutes with secretary kissinger, known as the one of the most knowledgeable people in the world on foreignpolicy. Charles krauthammer was saying last night that anyone who sits down with him can learn
Democracy and technology are the two most defining themes of the twenty-first century. Recently, the general belief seems to be that democracy is in crisis. Many seem to have one gnawing concern is democracy failing? How do we fix democracy? Is this the end of democracy? A Google search of these three phrases gives 52,800,000 hits on the first, 56,000,000 hits on the second, and 247,000,000 on the last. But we must ask ourselves, is it the very concept of democracy that is perceived to be failing or is it liberal democracy that is receiving a pushback? Could it not be said that democracy is in an evolution churn, same as the disruption we see across every aspect of life?