they will be an attempt to undermine trump. >> ned, ned, ned, you would not have that same posture orou want to investigate the hell out of us if hillary clinton was in office and we found out what we found out in the report. i would challenge you to sit back and chill and take a deep breath. democrats can do two things. we can investigate and we can legislate. we have proven that to the point in the first 100 some odd days in the congress. look at what we passed and the people we brought in before the committees. look at what the american people are finding on the how corrupt the president and administration is. thank god for elections. >> ned, ten seconds. >> the american people are worried about the issues in the 2020 election campaign trail. this is a decision of donald trump's record of success and the economy and what the democrats will offer. it is thin sauce what they are offering. >> guys, thank you. >> i hope you want to have it an argument. we have proven time and time again that health care is the number one issue. you have failed the american people on health care. you kn

emily: my interview there with twitter cfo ned segal. om malik and jessica liu also joined us to weigh in on the results. jessica: i think it is all good efforts by them, but they have a lot of work to do. the social network is still riddled with issues. i feel like the small product tweaks they have made so far, like hiding comments or allowing them to be hidden, and their party line about machine learning and ai, detecting abuse, 38%, and continuing to rely on users to self-report or police, those will not change a social network dramatically. i would love to see a stronger position on proactive content moderation and regulation policies, explicitly stating what is banned, what is allowed. harder and more consistent evidence of how they are handling bad actors would be helpful to see from them. are they banning them for life? are they not allowing them onto the social network to begin with? and then it would be great to see the voice of the users, running some periodic user tests or surveys to see the actual impact of these cleanup eff

ned: a couple things in that. m.a.u. inclusive metric, people who get text messages with tweets or things we are not designing around. they are not around designing the best of what you can get with twitter. that number had moved a bit the last year. up, mau was going down. they are apples and oranges. in terms of revenue growth, we drove a broad recovery that began last year outside of the united states. internationally in the first half of this year, they get harder in the second half of the year in the united states. that is not meant as an excuse, is just math and how it works. the challenge for us and the work we will endeavor to take on all year is continuing to improve the ad products, drive better relevance and and ad formats so we can deliver great results regardless of the growth rates for last year. emily: you have been working on improving the platform. you say 38% of content is being flagged by technology and human review. is that correct? ned: 38% of the abusive tweets that we ultimately review are being fl

ned: we think it can do more.will be hard to get to perfect, but the goal is for us to have really clear policies to have a product that can enforce the policies, and to have really good people behind the product who can support the product in supporting the policies. hopefully that 38% grows up, but we are really proud of the progress we are making. emily: still, there continues to be concerned about hate, misinformation, fake news is spreading on social media. we recently had a situation in sri lanka, a series of bombings, social media completely shut down. was twitter shut down in sri lanka? ned: instead of specific examples, let me talk more broadly about how we think about these things. we are in an incredibly dynamic environment, where people are using platforms like twitter in different ways all the time, and we need to both be respectful of the tragedies that sometimes will occur. we need to be thoughtful about how perpetrators use the platform, how victims use it, how people seeking news who are 10,000 mi

you heard ned there.do you make of his answers when it comes to improving the health of the platform? jessica: i think it's a good effort by them, but they have a lot of work to do. the social network is still riddled with issues. of smallke the sort product weeks they have made so far, like hiding comments or allowing comments to be hidden. the party line about machine learning and ai detecting abuse, 38%. sort of continuing to rely on users to self-report. those efforts are not going to change the social network dramatically. i would love to see a stronger position on proactive content moderation and regulation policies, explicitly stating what is banned, what is allowed versus what is banned. harder, more consistent evidence of how they are handling bad actors would be helpful to see from them. are they banning them for life? are they not allowing them onto the social network to begin with? and it would be great to see the voices of the users, running some periodic user tests or surveys to see the actu

ned: we are working hard to make it grow.you see a big seasonal uptick in the first quarter where there is absolute growth in the first quarter, then the work for us is to sustain that in terms of percentage growth over the year. there are events and seasonality that tend to help that number on an absolute basis in q1. emily: some analysts are saying that this new number is not very transparent. we don't know how you decide ble daily monetiza active user. should we be concerned about that, and can you give us more information? ned: we feel it is transparency, because daily active users are people who go to twitter.com or one of the apps you use on your phone, who log in and see ads every day. we cannot think of a number that is more transparent than that. importantly, it is the exact number we look at internally. we have been sharing a number externally for some time, which was monthly active usage. if we get people to come to twitter once a month, we have failed. we are not delivering to them. day,nt them to come every to se

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kennedy: go ahead ned. look at report, you realize that weisman is side -- citing examples of obstruction of justice. >> excuse me, net. >> richard, hol hold on. kennedy: give richard last word. >> first of all -- >> ned. >> hold on. kennedy: okay,ism. >> you instruct white house council to fire robert mueller that is an attempt to abvehiclet justice, in -- >> why you are painting wall with frosting. >> you can paint it however you like. >> a fairytale? >> this within a report. talking about president of united states lies to american people. >> oh,well, jay carney never did that. >> she admitted it. kennedy: i know. >> made things up. >> lie, lie, lie. lie, lie. >> pretty thin sauce. >> i don't know, everyone who want to be president is a big bat liar they go to disgusting places too dig updater on their opponents that is why we need smaller government and less redirect -- restriction. >> thank you, ned and richard. >> thank you. >> coming up president trump now threatening to send armed troops to border a

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joining me now, radio talk show host rashad richie and ned ryan, former writer for president george w us this morning. rashad, i want to go to you first. how do you interpret that tweet? >> ridiculous. so, let's look at what trump is doing. he's actually using immigrants as political pawns in his presidential chess match against democrats. what's really unfortunate is that it seems as if the president cannot make a distinction between propaganda trump, which is great for campaigning, and president trump, which should be great for people. sanctuary cities have 2.2% less crimes in these cities and a decreased unemployment rate, higher household median income. when you're looking at sanctuary cities, i think we need to look at what is the cause and effect relationship between law enforcement and actual community safety. what law enforcement is not tangled in these battles with i.c.e. or battles with immigration, they can protect the citizens they are sworn to serve. in addition to that, we have seen study after study produced that sanctuary cities have a higher coordination ratio with th

. >> joining me now, ned ryan, ceo of american majority. ned, good morning.r joining me. >> good morning. >> what's your reaction to what we just heard there? >> trump is laying out what he thinks is common sense, here's what's happening. here's what people outside of the acela corridor is happening. he is stating what he thinks their priorities are. this is a mystery, why people can't understand this, what donald trump did and what he's going to do in 2020, is say here's what i'm dealing with. i'm going to address these issues and here's my plan to do so. i'm not sure what the great mystery is. >> there's the underlying theme of fear. what's the benefit of president trump pushing fear? >> i wouldn't call it fear. there's real concerns. we have big issues that we're experiencing and dealing with. he has talked about immigration. i think it's a problem that democrats and republicans have brought about. it's something that has to be addressed. and for him not to address that would be dishonest with the american people. i think with donald trump, i don't think o

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i think what's critical here is how is this administration and members of congress as ned was saying, how are they going to see the terror threat right now and whether this program actually was able to glean enough intelligence to really combat that terror threat? one thing we need to keep in mind, though, in fact, the program has not been used for some time. there is continuing to be a terror threat against the west. isis, al qaeda. there is a tremendous al qaeda threat in yemen. they've shown the desire to try to export that terror to the west. to the united states and what not so there is still this continuing terror threat. but they haven't been using this intelligence gathering method for some time. >> courtney and ned, courtney is our national security reporter, ned price the former national counsel spokesperson senior director in the obama administration. >> serious stuft. >>> coming up, the u.s. locks up a larger share of its population than any country in the world. get this, new data shows the trend could be shifting. up or down? we'll tell you over the break. you are watchi

battling it out, ned ryan. fox news contributor. richard fowler. welcome. >> hey happy wednesday. >> to you as well, hump day continues. >> right. kennedy: richard, i ask you, nancy pelosi said donald trump is indecent and his indecent plans and proposal cause less dessency at border, what causing people to cross border and be apprehended. >> a couple then wrong with president's plan, president has his state department initiated cut to foreign aid to 3 country where they are coming from. kennedy: i don't have a problem with that. >> el salvador, hondurus and nicaragua. kennedy: that is okay. they don't care about the people. >> it's not about that. kennedy, of course, it is. why do you give aid then, go ahead. >> to help folks. kennedy: you are talking about same subject. and same language. >> mothers and father pack up. kennedy: the krup corrupt regims don't care. >> e-- >> why do we give them dollars. >> if that is true that is more reason there is a humanitarian crises. >> don't give bad guys good money and hope it works out, that is naive. >> t

ned ryun, this is legislative incompetence, the wheels are flying off with policy ideas. >> right, i don't think they realized what they are proposing is out of touch with most of mainstream america, i have been saying this for dwight a -- quite a while, in the real world people want to know are you putting more money in my paycheck. do i have a job, can i may my mortgage gang. mortgage. democrats are off on a weird tangent. american people have basic principles that is usually the checkbook, donald trump has been addressing those. elizabeth: the debate is, do democrats want to lose, union workers will not go for single payers, they do not want to get shoveled in same department of vehicle line around the planet. biden needs to flip back four key states that trump won, he flipped them they used to be democrat states. >> he has to win primary first, i have on tell you, i always thought the best day to run for president would be the first day, today, his pitch appears, a common sense and normalcy to a party that i think has abandoned both. the party itself has been far left. but there

>> ned price, let me go back to you.'s important we listen to that and i want to know where you think this goes next. will there be, in your view, in your analysis, subpoena actually serv served? >> i think his message is very clear. he's not yet ready to pounce. he wants to give bill barr an opportunity to send over his report with the redactions he thinks is appropriate. but, look, i think the key point is that right now as we speak, presumably the attorney general representatives from the special counsel's office and other prosecutors from the doj are going after this report line by line. jerry nadler just sent them a very firm message. don't even think about going above and beyond the redactions that are necessary and that probably includes a little more than classified information. so, i think that this was timed very deliberately on the part of the chairman. sending a message because he knows they are in the thick of this right now in the coming days we all expect to see something that, in the words of the chairman

joining me now, american majority ceo ned ryan and former obama campaign adviser david mohey.is it okay to do something now with this president that was not okay to do then with that president? >> well, i'm not sure there's a gigantic difference as big as might be implied. the truth is, this is about positioning and ned's father, i saw him here in philly run in 1971. both sides, it's sides now, are trying to get positioning. the president's got a big lead. he's defined through the barr summary the mueller report but only 29% of the american people think that that clears the president, that that's enough. 420 members of congress, big majorities of the american people want to see the full report. remember, there's precedent going back 20 years, the starr report, watergate, those reports were issued quickly. congress -- david: they did have all the salacious stuff. ned, the fact is there is a law even though that was a different counsel system back then, current law has different definitions of what can be released and the role of the attorney general, but the law is specific. i

ned ryan and democrat strategist jonathan harris on deck to debate that coming up next.: donald from declaring victory after the russia report found no collusion and no charges of obstruction. the president is anxious to get back to business but democrats say it is not over yet. rob: let's try this again with griff jenkins in washington. >> reporter: i think donald trump slept well last night. he's not entirely out of the woods but it is clear this is a victory for a man his presidency has been under fire since before taking office. after 22 months, 25,000,500 witnesses interviewed, the rejected mueller report states for the american people that there was no russian collusion by the president and his team. let me take it to volume 1. the investigation did not establish members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated with russian government in its election interference activities. the second volume dealing with questions of obstruction of justice was more damaging to the present because it raise ten instances where the president's actions are questionable. robert m

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you know ned, i don't know if you saw opening monologue. >> i did. trish: i was fired up this weekend, i was reading this report. page for page. and look, throughout this, i didn't think there was any collusion. however sometimes you don't know what you don't know, you don't know what else they might have -- i went to that saying there be anything? there was nothing, they had i would argue that russian had better contact in hillary clinton campaign than trump campaign? >> you know amazing part and sad commentary in this, trump has been cleared of collusion, and conspiracy, real runner is vladimir putin. last two years he had us chasing our tails, he got mainstream media to infuse this to american public. as american people, they were over this a long time ago. you look at top issues, and russia was 1%. half a percent, never on their radar. >> that is why it will never flying. ned ryun thank you, we'll talk about more, because you got 2020 presidential hopeful warn warren pushing for college loan for giveness and free college for everyone. senator war

we heard ned segal give a justification for that. reasonable?ll, there is a few ways to look at it. rom twitter's perspective they said that daily active users are the metric they weigh themselves against internally. this is what advertisers really care about. hey want to be valuable to users several times a day. they don't care as much about the user that only is logging in a month or so. however, it is convenient at timing is that they're choosing to change the metrics. they're finally agreeing to give and the public a view into what the actual daily active user numbers were. on e was a lot of pressure the company to give this number transparency earlier. inquired as to why twitter wasn't disclosing this metric. he fact that they're timely doing it now, they have the momentum to not be embarrassed this is metric is. hery: we'll be seeing how it progresses. thanks so much, back to you. technology mberg global link, and another big ech guest coming up, our exclusive interview with the global c.e.o., but up next, from the coca cola's executive. t

ned? >> i'm sure he'll try. the committee has been trying since last year to get chances out of this white house. obviously the house oversight committee, the democrats have only had the power of the gavel since earlier this year and the white house has stone walled them at every turn. in the letter today, he made very clear that the white house has issued a peep and the committee went to great lengths to make the case that far from trying to meddle in what would be the realm of the executive branch over what the executive branch -- they have a right to know this information. >> let's stay on that nar ri apeep issue. they could be asking, and demanding. if the white house says, thanks but no thanks, what does that get us? >> the white house has said that. but to date that has gotten us trisha newbold. she saw what in her estimation was unfair, unjust and dangerous to our national security. when it comes to an issue like, this the stakes could not be higher. they're the first line of course because this -- they a

we're going to be speaking with the governor of connecticut, ned lamont, in just a few minutes.ticut. we'll talk about that in a second, but we start with bridgewater associates founder ray dalio and the warning he just issued on how american capitalism isn't working for the majority of americans. good morning. >> good morning. >> hot off of your big segment on "60 minutes" last night we're glad to have you here live let's talk about that, because i think a lot of people, millions of people watched you last night say that american capitalism -- capitalism was broken. we've been having a debate on the set about what that actually means and how you ultimately fix it so, when you say capitalism is broken, is it the capitalistic system you think is broken, or is it the policies around capitalism, around taxes and what washington can do that you think is broken? >> i didn't say broken i said that it needs to be reformed i'm a capitalist i'm a professional capitalist. the system has worked for me i didn't have anything and then i got something through the capitalist system. and capita

ned price, appreciate it. thank you. i know you had to be on remote.thew, stick around. >>> coming up, am i crazy, but is president trump trying even harder to gaslight him? >>> plus, so much for mid western nice. pete buttigieg has been hitting at vice president mike pence, and today, pence hit back. , and today, pence hit back.to k. because deep within your skin... ...an overly sensitive immune system... ...could be the cause. so help heal your skin from within. with dupixent. dupixent is not a steroid,... ...and it continuously treats your eczema... ...even when you can't see it. at 16 weeks, nearly four times more patients taking dupixent saw clear or almost clear skin compared to those not taking it. ...and patients saw a significant reduction in itch. do not use if you are allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur, including anaphylaxis, a severe reaction. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening eye problems, including eye pain or changes in vision. if you are taking asthma medicines, do not change or stop your asthma medic

hallie. >> obviously expedition would be, ned. >> it would be. this has been a long time in the making. there's always been a central question, would this be a good day for the rule of law and national security or would it be a bad day for the first amendment and everything we hold dear, both at home and what we defend around the world. i think the answer we got this morning, this is a good day for the rule of law. this is a good day for national security process in this country. i say that because julian assange has not been charged with inherently journalistic activity, not charged under the espionage act, not with publishing classified information. he's been charged with conspiracy with chelsea manning. i assume you never learned in journalism school how to crack a password. that's not a class you took. this is not something journalists typically do. as i saw from the department of justice, this is criminal conduct. i suspect -- you have to remember this goes back to 2010. subsequent to that julian assange has been involved in any number of ep

. >> reporter: tncy're so ned, in fact, they actually wrote to the founder of amazon, jeff bezos and proposed renaming the device. >> somebody did get response. i did get a response. i did get a response. >> somebody from the company. >> reporter: the company explained the name comes from a library that stored the knowledge of the ancient world and while they pass along the couple's suggestion, amazon has no plans on changing the famous name any time issoon. >> iust this sort of change where theses machi are being treated very similarly to the way we talk to each other and therefore our kid is being sort of put in that. >> repter:rika gonzalez, nbc4. >> neither alexas are going away. coming up, go-go is not going away. from a cell phone store in d.c. shaw neighborhood, the celebration this week aftermp t y dropped its demand to turn off the music. we'll be right back. while shopping at sears, you need to place yourself in the moment. ♪ our products make the wins more victorious... and the rewards even sweeter. you need confidence in the appliances you select to build the home and lif

elizabeth: bringing in ned ryan, what is democrat spent a fifth of their time fixing border and drug> democrat have no realistic solution to solve and problems, none of things they are proposing are realistic whether the green new deal or med car md medicare ar for all. if you look at rhetoric, as soon as democrat won majority in november from nadler and schiff, and waters and cummings, that was always going to be about investigating, not legislating they are proving it right. elizabeth: the seat that democrat won were seats that in district that mitt romney or donald trump won. now barack obama is warning stop circular fire squad you on hard left you are killing each other, but alexandria ocasio-cortez's group they do a black list to go after the moderate democrats to knock them out of their seats. >> well, nancy pelosi i think is getting nervous, she is in speaker ship not because of the aoc, and talibs but because of 40 swing districts, right now they have to go home, you think about 2020 platform for democrat, socialist health care, and environmental socialism and reparation, and

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when chuck and alice lived here, their son ned was being married to rita and the home was changed greatlyecause the big window was put in looking out to the courtyard. that was in the mid-50's. outside in the courtyard, you see the trees. the red oak tree that the home was built around. the home is like a squatty u. it basically goes around the tree. we are in the library of the home now. this room has a lot of interesting features. probably most notably, the double rocking chair. this rocking chair sat on dr. charlie's porch when the two brothers lived next door to each other on college avenue in rochester. it has been brought here to mayowood. the two brothers would sit in the chair at the end of the day and discuss their cases they had seen and who they had treated and the results of their work. this happened most every day between the two brothers. they were very, very close. both of the brothers read volumes and volumes and both of the homes have hundreds and hundreds of books in them. big libraries and both of them. i would guess we have thousands of books between the two homes. the

ned ryan, you have capri agreeing with you, along with cher. if only nancy pelosi and gavin newsom could get that message. >> you know right. we need more rational people like capri on the other side to have a conversation on how to fix it. it is moral imperative on every leader, we're seeing right now has done immoral leadership by democrats and republicans, this is supposed to be common sense, how to we promote interests of american people, and amazing thing about sudden city debate -- sanctuary city debate. nancy pelosi called them packages of love, amazing thing that trump has done, he is saying, there will be consequences for your words and actions, you say you want them, you say they are packages of love, i will send them to you, now they scream bloody murder, saying it unfair. >> there are still a lot of democratic mayors, that sanctuary city mayors that san jose woul -- hey they would take undocumented. trish: i think part is that party leadership right now is sounding a very different tone. you hear nancy pelosi. saying, you know basel

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ned, to you one more question there. you saw some of the mueller report.n't read all 44 pages as yet. what is it that stood out the most to you and was most alarming as a national security person? >> i think what's most alarming is what's n not in the report. there are 448 pages divided between two volumes and several exhibits. but the mueller report is also explicit about the fact that the counter intelligence findings of counter intelligence investigation that for all we know may be ongoing with not contained in the report and there's there's this is really interesting passage in volume 1 of the report that says for the last year of the mueller investigation, there was an fbi at least fbi agents embedded with the special counsel's team memorializing the counter intelligence findings. sending them back to fbi headquarters, sending them to fbi field offices giving us the impression there's pretty vol lummous if for a year they did this on a routine basis. we don't know the results of that. adam schiff made it very clear that he deserves and is going to req

we ned to get off to a good start. we'll see if every game is like last night. maybe so. hockey players, here you go, the sharks take the puck to the face to deflect the shark's goal against vegas. he was wearing protective gear when he returned to the ice in the 2nd period. final score, 5-2. hockey defined. plenty of rough and tumble. game two tomorrow night right back at the shark tank. >> that will be a food one. >>> so nba announced. the top seeded warriors will host the l.a. clippers, game one and two saturday fight and monday night. >> i keep thinking of his teeth. >>> up next in the bay, the amount of money the company yahoo is paying for it's part in a 2012 data breach. for 50 years, cracker barrel has been making folks feel right at home, with meals like homestyle country fried steak, grandma's sampler, and our signature chicken n' dumplins. come on home to cracker barrel. >>> good morning, i'm frank holland at cnbc headquarters. here are today's headlines, wall street is making a turn around from earlier this morning. now it looks like the marks will open slight

it's intended to tell cars there's somebody in the crosswalk and nay ned to stop. however, we've heard concerns about the beacons. i'm hearing new things on the street and we're constantly evolving our state of practice at m.t.a. if you prefer to the strategy -- refer the strategy. there's new videos about tools you're seeing on the street and we'll promote it through social media. i know that i last went to a d.m.v. for a driving test 20 years ago and i'm relatively young. i can only imagine how many people are there who haven't taken a test on the d.m.v. and we encourage anyone watching to check out our videos on driving in today's s.f. and we'll promote that gut in general, if you see red, stop. if it's yellow, it means proceed with caution. that's our typical rule of thumb. >> i want to add one thing. that's a legitimate concern we time the flashing light sequence for the slowest walker two and a half feet per second somebody with disabilities an elderly and a more able-bodied walker walking at a faster speed is long gone and we want to ensure they're active fo

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we need to get ovover it, we ned to learn from it, grow out of it, and be able to succeed. was discovered in 1968 in our backyard--prudhoe bay.y. the bibiggest oil discovery in north america. that was where my mom grew up. you go there now, it's a whole oil industry complex. in the late eighties, the trans-alaska pipeline was pumping about 25% of america's energy needs. two million barrels a day. that has come down to basically around 500,000 barrels a day. and the demand across america continuing to rise, of course. when oil was discovered, the federal government had to settle the land claims. we didn't want it to be a welfare bill. we had to remind congress we're a proud people that are self-sustaining, self-reliant, and that we want to keep it that way. so, they came up with ancsa, alaska native claim settlement act, which is pretty unique. our portion was 5 million acres of land to be selected, and $22 million to start t our businesses. trying to select those lands while e we werere being left ouf the m most highly potential are, that was the challenge. it was almost li

pump now pushing this idea after it was reportedly ned twice by his own administration amid concerns about whether or not it's legal. president trump says it's absolutely legal for him to bus immigrants from the border to these cities all over the country that say they welcome atmigrants. now his adminisn has raised questions about whether or not that should be part of their plan. and what's the latest on the demand for the president's tax returns? resign. >> reporter: april 23rd is the deadline the ways and means committee set for that. it's not car that the treasury department, the irs will respond at all. we know they missedhe first deadline. the treasury secretary says it's dpli complicated. the president says he will never allow them to be released. theothite house has clearly said that he would block the irs. on your tax day, whether or no anyone will ever see the president's returns still up in the air. >> all right. tracie potts for us on the hill. thank yo >>> fire investigators are working to figure out what caused a garage fire at boxing legend george foreman's home. you s