he said i feel fundamentally you be comfortable sit hearing in california making content policy decisions for people around the world, things like, where s the line on hate speech? but somebody has to police the content, true or false? true. he talks off brand-new the community. he calls facebook a community. it s a group of people, and those people should be living by certain rules. who is to make the rules but the person who created it. it s mark zuckerberg s responsibility. i think from the interview we had it sounded like he s final realized he might not have a choice. howie: when you were sitting down with him, did you have the
to work. this morning we learned that president trump has decided to waive the jones act. that means ships coming from other than the united states can deliver goods to puerto rico and hopefully that means a faster recovery. we have mariana atencio at the airport in san juan. we are eight days into this. we know people have been trying to get out of puerto rico. can they? reporter: that s exactly right, stephanie. it s incredibly difficult to do so. can you see people that have been sit hearing for a couple of days now. when we got here at 6:30 in the morning, there was a line of a couple of hundred people waiting to get in. i want to start by reporting some news we re learning from our friends over at cnbc. we re learning that 3,000 container ships with those much needed supplies are stuck at the port in puerto rico. that is something we heard yesterday from every day people. we know the supplies are here, why are they not getting to us? you see that desperation here at
so, willie, dwight eisenhower had the belief that he didn t want to appoint anybody to the cabinet that could afford to work and the idea was i want to get ceos at the top of their game and when they come to washington, it s going to be for public service. i don t want professors. i don t want think tank types. i want people out in the wohl rorld that have run big companies and that can run these bureaucracies. this should not be a surprise to anyone that watched the presidential campaign for the last year and a half. he talked i m going to send carl icahn to china. the message of his campaign was think outside washington. think outside the conventional bureaucrat. who are people out in the world who actually get things done. you can disagree with that but you shouldn t be surprised by the choices he s made. sam, we were sit hearing wondering how erratic donald
i m going to sit down with donald trump one-on-one right here tomorrow night. i ll see you then. good night. good evening. tonight the man who has been called my friend and foe alike, the best campaigner in modern memory weighs in on the other clinton in her campaign. bill clinton known once upon a time as the big dog speaking earlier today to erin burnett about his wife s presidential run and polling that calls her trustworthiness into question. and, yes, the big dog showed he could still bark. oh, come on. i ve answered these questions for three days and i m not here to practice politics. if i were sitting in your chair and you were sit hearing and you
harmed gunman on a high-speed passenger train in europe. a gunman who brandished an ak-47, hundreds of bullets, a luger pistol and other becomes cutter. what the gunman didn t expect was the confrontation with our very own captain america. and believe it or not, that is what airman stone s friends nicknamed him during air force training. so in a split second, airman stone and specialist alek scar lat to, anthony sadler, and businessman, leapt into action, subdued the gunman and saved lives. had it not been for this heroic quartet we would be sit hearing discussing a blood bath. so american airmen bind themselves to a set of core values, integrity first, service were self, and excellence in all we do. airman stone and his friend