kids lives and whatever else businesses do for us, do those businesses defend just the basic idea that you should live in a free society? it turns out almost none of them have lines. almost none of them have moral lines. what you illustrate tonight is one kind of expression of what we have realized across the financial sector, the aviation sector, across every sector in this country, none of these big businesses will put the people watching this above their own bottom line, shareholder interest. and so facebook is going to sell us down the river. it s incredible that these people in silicone valley like mark zuckerberg, who talked about liberating the world, empowering people, cheryl sandberg sold the lean in book telling women s thousands of years patriarchy was a
0 now. it really is sort of the anti you re not supposed to besmirch people who have not been charged. i think it s totally appropriate that she said, look, these people have not been charged. it s not fair to have the report come out now. but i do think the issue of eminence, she had to not only internally, but in light of the fact that the judge now has put a clock on this. another whites, the judge any day could rule for her or against her. she really can root out this entire issue by bringing charges quickly. because it s pretty clear that once charges are brought, she s no longer gonna take the position that the report should brought, she is no longer going to take the position that the report should be kept fully sealed. that s a great point, andrew wiseman as always. a pleasure. thank you. that is all in on this wednesday night. alex wagner starts right now. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. this was the moment that donald trump lost his megaphone. i know
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