bing bong bing bing bing. i blow up the pipes, every single inch.left. >> oh, dang! hold up, can we just bomb the (bleep) out of anyone? and also, are we? you're hasan the record. ♪ this thing on. so many of our hasan the record fans have been commenting. dear hasan. >> trump loves the bomb stuff. don't we have to declare war first? >> chill with the labels, boo. this ain't war, it's the authorized use of military force, aumf. we just aumf'in'. aumf... in 2001 after the 9/11 attacks th,congress gave president powes to go to war with any nations that participated in the attacks. i'm talking about al-nusra, al from home improvement. basically the aumf lets the president order new military strikes without declaring war or asking congress. the aumf is so powerful that the last guy actually asked congress to limit it. >> ultimately repeal the aumf's mandate. >> but amazingly congress rejected him. >> the president should have all the tools necessary to win. >> the president literally asked for checks and balance bus congress mutombo'd him and was like, n

you already testified, talked about it, to submit a written, very short, half a page, binge, binge, binge, heres are five things we can do to defend ourselves. that would be helpful. secondly, what we're seeing here, it seems to me, the is the invention and expansion and implementation of a new kind of warfare. it's the kind of warfare that is particularly effective against democracy. valley, the chief of the -- valerie, the chief of the general staff of russia, calls it weaponizing information. and said in 2013 that he believes this is -- we're engaged now in informational conflict. putin's defense budget is 1/8th 6 ours, but he is playing a weak hand very well. and has found a cheap way, when i say peculiarly effective against democracies because this is where public opinion matters. in many other countries, public opinion doesn't have that great a role in how policy is formed. a couple of short questions. i think ambassador burns, you just answered this. any doubt that r.t. is an arm of the russian government? no doubt. everybody agrees. secondly, i had heard in a previous hearing, dif

binging. they're binge watching their favorite series, and now they get to binge watch films of their--of their particular-- robert: a wide selection of choice. peter: exactly. robert: thank you very much. good luck with your festival. peter: thank you so much for having us. robert: all right. well, also coming up, we'll look at some of the other big events happening in and around the bay area, that's next. we have a lot of big, fun events happening in the bay area community. san francisco pride is the largest gathering of the lgbt community and allies in the nation. this 2-day event runs june 24 and 25th in civic center plaza. be sure to also catch the parade on day two along market street, starting at beale and ending in civic center plaza. and get ready to jump into summer with downtown pleasanton's first wednesday street party on july 5 from 6 to 9 p.m., located on main street. this even will have music, a kids' zone, food trucks, drinks, and much more. nbc bay area's consumer investigator chris kamora will also be there, so be sure to stop by and say hi. and celebrate independence day at f

binging. >> i know you had to binge. i have never seen a netflix -- i didn't know they dropped a whole season. i binged sons of anarchy. i bingede wire." we tried to binge "bloodline" and -- >> how did it go? >> 35 minutes and we were asleep. >> that was not a commentary on the content but your sleeping habits. >> it was a commentary on my ability to binge. for me a binge is making it through the first episode. >> were there margaritas involved? >> there were margaritas involved. >> you would need a margarita with "bloodline." >> or an umbrella drink that you prefer, probably. >> always. if the drink comes with an umbrella, that makes me happy. >> i know. >> the man who admits he drinks chardonnay now. >> i do. but i'm paul mccartney. i like a margarita and a nice is that right nay. that charred n chardonnay. we have the tranquillity stone. larry summers, andrew, andrew ross sorkin. i will be rubbing my stones the entire show. >> what is that? the company that makes -- what the heck is that? the braces? >> no. >> our resident tech expert. >> yep. >> braces are -- >> technology. >> you are getting better. your insults are razor