ask a question. right. particularly would rub a white house correspondent the wrong way. if you re sean spicer, how difficult is it to try to be the voice of the administration when the president himself could tweet ten minutes later and undermine the message? or how do you even know what the message is? so many times we heard from sarah huckabee sanders and sean spicer i don t know, i don t know what the president thinks. you wonder how much communication there is between sean spicer. whomever takes the job will have to stipulate we actually have to communicate. whether than laura ingram or not, that s the name you keep hearing thrown out there. we ll see. 43 minutes past the hour. it may be the largest leak of voter information in history. the data of almost 200 million americans was exposed. that s more than half of the u.s. population. the source a republican national committee contractor. the information accidentally made public during a security upgrade. it wa
they don t want pure cuts that could increase the deficit. they really want some sort of reform. but it it s really hard it s doable this year. it s not impossible technically. but it s really hard to believe it gets and you hear them talking about, you know, it would only be able to pass it with republicans. so they have to do a reconciliation. would it be tax cuts that expire after ten years? would you leave middle-class tax r relief out of it to try to do it later? it looks like a slippery slope that looks like a giveaway for business who knew taxes could be so complicated? guess what, they are. all right. 86 was the last time they were able to reform it because no one can do it. thank you very much. thank you. it may be the largest leak of voter information in history. the data of almost 200 million americans was exposed. that s more than half the u.s. population. the source republican national committee contractor. the info. was accidentally made public during a
don t know. emergency vehicles and personnel are blocking off the entire area of times square they are. you can see fire trucks, ambulances are present. as we were just reminded, this is an extreme the busy time of day in new york city. the noon hour eastern time and many kids out of school. tourists are there. it s an unbelievable scene to see times square shut down. elizabeth: we are hearing that a number of buildings are now in lockdown. people are in lockdown mode and it should be pointed out that former mayor, michael bloomberg, times square went through a major security upgrade, about $40 million was spent. to make it more pedestrian friendly, but also more secure. were talking cameras, we re talking this is a concern for
that unmanned russian spacecraft lost in space for more than a week burnt up this morning over the pacific ocean. you don t have to duck. you know, i was concerned. i know. the capsule blasted off from kazakhstan last week. it was filled with food. and other supplies for the international space station. after takeoff, it started spinning out of control. a full report about why the mission failed is expected next week. the white house getting another security upgrade. hopefully, this one works. a second layer of spikes is being added starting in early july. it s called pencil points. they will clamped at a 5 degree angle on the fence. you see it there. there s been a series of embarrassing security lapses. the most serious is the one you re looking at now. a man carrying a knife made it over the gate and got into the front door of the white house. meanwhile, president obama, he s on the road this morning delivering a speech at nike headquarters in oregon. then he travels to sout