of those tweets there about the press, the idea that this is a conspiracy between the press, the fake news, et cetera, let s look at not only shane harris s great reporting in the washington post, great reporting, something to be proud of as a washington post alum, let s look at the wall street journal owned by rupert murdo h murdoch. in fact, it is the journal that has given us great detail on top of shane s reporting about these eight mentions of supposedly in the whistle blower s complaint in which pressure was applied supposedly on the president of the ukraine. this is a rue pepert murdoch pa. i think we really need to look at that. we also need to look at this whistle blower question. there is a major republican, senator burr, who has been a
steve: you start with a little, the next thing you give away a lot. two f.b.i. agents went to edward snowden s father s home. the father told the local paper i m processing the news of what my son has done. the step mother very upset, worried she s never going to see him again. the congressional representative for that district, a republican, he said snowden should face prosecution. the question of all these people who know so much now about our security and how many people, something like close to a million people have security clearance, it all got ramped up after 9/11. that s obvious. but given the fact that in the years since 9/11, what the intelligence community tried to do is tried to tear down all the walls between the security agencies. you ve got, in these rooms you ve got all these analysts like snowden sitting there. you can t tell if it s a private contractor or if
here is he is defending the whole idea that government should intervene in the marketplace on what are politically attractive industries. he s defending that position, defending that record and frankly he is wrong. gretchen: anybody in a former post would probably want to think they did a great job in their former job. the problem is if you are doing an interview with somebody who doesn t ask a follow-up question, that s the kind of headline you get with no other questions asked. you talked about a laundry list, let s look at it. what you re going to see here is a portion list. it starts with solyndra which was the flatout lost of more than a half billion dollars. it goes on and on and on. enter one, you name it. we re going to get that list. beacon powers, ever green solar, fisher coast works. this is a long list. what we just read out there is very much a partial list. then move on to the half billion dollars which the government put in to
money to republicans. he gave $32,000 to the national republican senatorial committee in april. he s one of these business guys who i think realizes you need to have access to both parties if you want to succeed in business. steve: sure. how do we know, joshua, that google won t leak google keeps track of every key stroke that we make when we re part of the google family. how do we know that google won t leak what we have done, our browsing history, to somebody like a political party much like what the i.r.s. did to political parties before the election? well, i think that s probably a question for google. but i think the answer from an outside standpoint would be, look, if a company can t be trusted with data, if people think there s some kind of a partisan agenda behind how they run their business, they ll lose customers. what google seems to be about is being the biggest dominant, most kind of all-inclusive search engine there is. it seems doubtful they
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