stay and have a regional plan, work through local partners, help train, keep poreses there because that s where the threat is, that s where they train, that s where they re planning and plotting attacks on the american homeland. that is what was happening. that s also what the president said ept he wanted. in pulling out of syria, he should we should have other countries fighting for themselves. that s what was happening in syria. that s why the u.s. only has 2,000 troops there. not 150,000 like in the hite of iraq. john kelly is leaving. all of the generals are leaving and another thing in his speech that i thought was very, very interesting and as he was talking about we re going to get out of syria and turk canky says they re going to come in and they re going to eliminate isis. after that, saudi arabia is going to come in and rebuild.
know wlag you know now do you believe facebook impacted the results of the 2016 election. oh, that is hard. you know, i think that it is it s really hard for me to have a full assessment of that. you know, it s the reality is why. there were so many different sporeses at play. the organic posting that people did, the get out of the vote campaigns we ran, the pages that both candidates ran, the advertising they did. i m sure all of that activity had some impact. so juliette, can fischer s potential to influence people be dialled back at this point? i think it can be. you know, like what brian said, i think mark zuckerberg is looking forward. but i don t give him a buy. there was a little bit of victimization in the interview. what people have to remember is that facebook there is a difference between what facebook does and how it makes money.
not. so zuckerberg is saying root he things, talking the talk. we have to see if this company will walk the walk in the future. but i thought this was a positive step that he is talking about security, saying they re hiring more people, trying to manage what is all over facebook. because let s make no mistake, the russian trolls that tried to attack the 2016 in they re getting more creative in future elections. and it s not just russia. you mentioned the 2016 election. he talked about election meddling, joult, let s listen and we ll talk. know wlag you know now do you believe facebook impacted the results of the 2016 election. oh, that is hard. you know, i think that it is it s really hard for me to have a full assessment of that. you know, it s the reality is why. there were so many different sporeses at play. the organic posting that people did, the get out of the vote campaigns we ran, the pages that both candidates ran, the advertising they did.
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