let me start with the obvious, what is your assessment of him and his commitment to this? that s what i was most curious about and why i wanted to hear from him. on the face of it, why would the countries richest, most valuable tech company pick a fight with the fbi over a terrorist cell phone? it seems strictly insane. from a pr point of view. apple has a huge commercial steak with privacy and secretly which are its product but talking to him, it was clear this is something he feels passionately about and the stakes of this debate around encryption are so high that having a single judge and a single court or a single case, even an important and emotional case like this, does not make sense. this is something that has to be debated by the american public, by the congress, should be handled with congress passing laws that determine when law enforcement should be able to break into these incredibly powerful databases we now all have built about ourselves and carry with us.
and his commitment to this? that s what i was most curious about and why i wanted to hear from him. on the face of it, why would the countries richest, most valuable tech company pick a fight with the fbi over a terrorist cell phone? it seems strictly insane from a pr point of view. apple has a huge commercial steak with privacy and secretly which are its product but talking to him, it was clear this is something he feels passionately about and the stakes of this debate around encryption are so high that having a single judge and a single court or a single case, even an important and emotional case like this, does not make sense. this is something that has to be debated by the american public, by the congress, should be handled with congress passing laws that determine when law enforcement should be able to break into these incredibly powerful databases we now all have built about ourselves and carry with us. so he s not satisfied unless it goes all the way to the supreme
magazine, talking about his fight with the fbi and won t he why he won t back down. let me start with the obvious, what is your assessment of him and his commitment to this? nancy: that s what i was most curious about and why i wanted to hear from him. on the face of it, why would the countries richest, most valuable tech company pick a fight with the fbi over a terrorist cell phone? it seems strictly insane from a pr point of view. ly, apple has a huge commercial steak with privacy and secretly which are its product but talking to him, it was clear this is something he feels passionately about and the stakes of this debate around encryption are so high that having a single judge and a single court or a single case, even an important and emotional case like this, does not make sense. this is something that has to be debated by the american public, by the congress, should be handled with congress passing laws that determine when law enforcement should be able to break into t
what is your assessment of him and his commitment to this? nancy: that s what i was most curious about and why i wanted to hear from him. on the face of it, why would the countries richest, most valuable tech company pick a fight with the fbi over a terrorist cell phone? it seems strictly insane from a pr point of view. obviously, apple has a huge commercial stake with privacy and secretly which are its product but talking to him, it was clear this is something he feels passionately about and the stakes of this debate around encryption are so high that having a single judge and a single court or a single case, even an important and emotional case like this, does not make sense. this is something that has to be debated by the american public, by the congress, should be handled with congress passing laws that determine when law enforcement should be able to break into these incredibly powerful databases we now all have built about ourselves and carry with us. charlie: so he s n
the trail. we talk about draining the swamp, it s difficult to drain the swamp when you are up to your neck in alligators. i want to make america great again. with president trump. i think it is time we say no more to putting people down who we say no more to treating people as second-class citizens. it is time that we say no more. jon: joining me now, daniel halper, contributing editor as we await who is arriving shortly to do his voting, daniel, we heard him channeling the president, make america great again. president trump supported luther strange in this race. the center appointed to fill jeff sessions seat, and now after strange loss in the primary, he has been supporting moore. will that be enough to put him over the top? clearly, roy moore is hoping. roy moore, that is is closing argument, he is hugging president trump hoping it will carry him across the finish line. doug jones, is trying to make a race more about human decency. those are vastly different argume