biggest and powerful companies in tech fix their problems? reporter: good morning, christine and dave. i don t think the tech companies will thank him. just because there is unauthorized information doesn t mean it is declassified information. that is putting the tech companies in a pickle. on top of that, you have people who dislike assange. democrats upset with the release of hillary clinton s e-mails and you have republicans upset with him for years. take a look at what senator ben sasse of nebraska says about assange. just around the corner here. assange should wear an orange jumpsuit the rest of his life. he has dedicated his life s work to endangering innocent lives. the good news for the tech companies and us if the products are hackable is the fact that so many tech companies believe they
precinct that the union attorneys met with him and started conversing with him on how he needs to frame the incident. our own experience here in wisconsin, there was pro-police consultants that came into our area and briefed the police chief on how to discredit these type of videos. essentially they re trying to say this don t believe what you re saying listen to the great wizard behind the curtain. it is my understanding there s no had tech fix to a cultural and systemic issue. you know, obviously i wish that we could have officer pantaleo on to hear from him directly. but since we don t, let me go to you david clinger, former police officer looking at that video. you ve got other officers there as well as emts, you heard people in the crowd saying where is the cpr, why wasn t cpr applied? we re told that he died not there but later at the hospital so it s unclear how he was
we had three parts to our bill. we got part two passed which is external investigation of a police-involved death. i think the nation needs to look at wisconsin. we re going to go back and try to get those other two parts of our bill. but, you know, the day that governor walker signed our bill, our family and a number of other families who had lost children to police officers walked in, and there were the directors of five police unions standing shaking our hands and we were shaking our hands back. we worked with them. police need to be a part of the solution. there are great cops out there but they re the quiet majority right now. again, there s no tech fix to a systematic or cultural issue. the camera is going to help but there are other things and we ll release it shortly in an article on politico article coming out very soon and we ll share with the nation what we learned over the last ten years here in wisconsin. all right, michael. david, let me get to you here as