blackburn: it is something we are going to look at.e will say first, here are the privacy rules of the road, because right now we don't have those. and say, this is the regulator you will be responsible to. as somebody who is a light touch regulator, i think we need to do that first and foremost. then we can move on and do some other things. we definitely have to look at the censorship issue. we have to work with these companies on that issue, and if they are going to consider themselves a news source, maybe they should hire a news director. emily: you have called net neutrality socialistic. what do you mean by that? sen. blackburn: when you would put the government at the head of the pipe, if you will. that broadband pipe, and putting them in the first spot, that we don't want to do. the internet is not broken, it does not need the federal government to fix it, if you will. so what we would like to do is make certain that we preserve an open internet. we are all against blocking, all against throttling. what we want to make certain is

blackburn: ok. we are always looking for ways to recoup and to get the economic spectrum out. , china, south korea, japan, are all looking at ways to allocate within this spectrum. talk just a minute about what is being done by some others, and changes we should be making to spectrum policy in order to facilitate deployment of 5g? beste sbc is probably positioned best the s.e.c. is probably best positioned to talk about that. each of those types of spectrum has the qualities an about how r travels, in order to secure data. mid-band could have greater propagation, the low band is typically what we use today in the united states for greater distances. so it is important to have a mix of all three. >> i know that the s.e.c. is looking at making all three available. sen. blackburn: anything to add? >> i agree with that. the s.e.c.. and dod have been doing a good job. we have been co coordinating on spectrum release and we look forward to the continuing. sen. blackburn: thank you all for being here. i kn

did you make a mistake by taking down the now senator blackburn add, did facebook make a mistake? we didn't take it down. my apologies. i am not fully aware of the details of this incident they hav. >> if they didn't take it down, who dated, are you saying that the automated system took it down, give me an honest answer i guess. >> i am not aware of ticking down and add from marsha blackburn's office. listen, they pick up on stuff that comes from the left and right. when you do that let me just tell you the days of freelancing and having somebody stick their finger up and tell you whether they are going to take them is over i am here to tell you even if you take extreme measures, you have now collided with a bipartisan issue for the reasons we make sure we do that. so i guess it was twitter but took it down. i don't have the specific names of the individuals. >> but they are making determinations on the political and. >> i will say the same to you the days are over with and you better come up with a plan on how you are going to fix it and stop russians and make sure we are fair wi

blackburn: good move. it is the right move.re looking at what we need to do to recoup spectrum, repackage spectrum, especially this mid band spectrum that is going to be so important to expansion of a network,sustainable 5g this is the right thing to go ahead and say do not use huawei equipment to our allies. do not use huawei equipment because they are going to use it to spy on you and in the long run, this will be the most expensive equipment you would ever buy. kevin: i was struck by how this is a nonpartisan issue. i am also struck by the backdrop to this. u.s.-china trade talks. this is the one area i think even sentiment -- even chuck schumer would agree on with president trump. when you talk about tariffs, agricultural, i know these issues are crucial to your state. what would you like to see happen, not moving away from the cyber issue, but in the broader issue of u.s.-china trade talks? sen. blackburn: we would hope the chinese realize that they are a very creative people, and a very resourceful. and they can compete w

blackburn: what we have to realize is in silicon valley, a lot of people have a liberal slant.heir preference. they bring that to work. they are engineering and building these algorithms. and then they probably tilt left instead of being down the middle. we know they do not tilt right. emily: now, she is making an important point, tim, that the people who are building the algorithms, inevitably, they impact those algorithms. clearly, this is an issue that is getting increasing interest on both sides of the aisle. do you think this is something that is going to become a big deal in this election? tim: i don't know if it will be a big deal in the election, i know it is always a healthy thing for us to discuss. we have to be careful about the terms we are using. i do not know that this is conservative versus liberal speech issue. the constitution has always regulated the type of free speech we are entitled to. we are entitled to have free political speech. we are not entitled to stand up at a movie theater and scream "fire." one of the distinctions facebook was trying to make is i

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graham: so what is left is senator blackburn, klobuchar. blackburn: thank you mr. chairman, and thank you to my colleagues for everyone staying in protest bidding in this hearing. -- tonnesseans tennesseans who i represent, having strong intellectual property protections is important. we are innovators. we have done everything from putt putt golf to cotton candy to moon pies to mountain dew to the touchscreen monitor. today, in the biopharmaceutical industry, that is a $12.5 billion industry in tennessee. a lot of innovators that are there. r&d is taking place in the state is another $3.5 billion. out of the more than 7000 medicines that are now currently in development in this country, some of that is being done in tennessee. some of that work is being done. and 2016 --d senate in 2016 pass legislation that president obama signed into law. that has helped spur interest in bringingures and products and therapies to the market. are reallyections important to us. lot aboutl, i hear a the patent system and the legal framework that is there. for our innovators, they wa

. >> ian blackburn. >> can i join the prime minister and leader of the opposition for offering mentalhealth awareness week. and 3 times defeated brexit deal in june. the backroom agreement for the leader of the opposition. >> the only party, >> ian blackburn. >> not sure what that has to do with the question. >> people of scotland are none the wiser what is going on with these labor costs. the will of the scottish parliament is being ignored. enough is enough. why is the prime minister so afraid of giving the people of scotland there thing. we will make our voices heard whether they like it or not. the people of scotland can stop brexit and send a clear message scotland will not be ignored anymore. >> the right honorable gentleman talks about scotland. the people of scotland will know where things stand if the right honorable gentleman and his colleagues vote for the agreement bill and ensure we need the european union and if people want to vote for a party that not only is a brexit party but a party and government looking to deliver brexit they should vote conservative. >> can the pr

emily: i sat down with senator marsha blackburn last week and asked her about this very issue.een supportive of the president. she has also been critical of the crackdown on conservative voices in particular. here's what she had to say about this issue. sen. blackburn: what we have to realize is in silicon valley, a lot of people have a more liberal bend. that is their preference. they bring that into work. they are building these algorithms and then they probably tilt left instead of being down the middle. we know they don't tilt right. emily: now, she is making an important point, tim, that the people who were building the algorithms inevitably, they impact those algorithms. clearly, this is an issue that is getting increasing interest on both sides of the aisle. do you think this is something that will be a big deal in this election? tim: i don't know if it will be a big deal in the election. it is always a healthy thing for us to discuss. we have to be careful about the terms we are using. i don't know if this is a conservative versus liberal speech issue. the constitution

blackburn: thank you, madam president. yesterday tennesseans were really filled with a bitter sweet pride as president trump awarded posthumously the public safety officer medal of valor to a heroic tennessean, sergeant verdel smith. his watch with the memphis police department ended on june 4, 2016, and on that day an armed gunman stole a car and

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blackburn still won, and article suggests swift caused a spike in voter registration.what do you think about swift getting political? most say just stick with singing, neck tweeting by political she means liberal. it was better when she stayed out of it, just sing songs. times is that approach could backfire. i don't base my political views on celebrity endorsements nor do i want to be lectured to buy them. suzanne on facebook writing i used to like her when she stayed out of politics, now i don't care about her or her music. maybe she will take note. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. up first, the good. a stunning picture of this bald eagle, of viral sensation, capturing the eagle named bruce in perfect symmetry with its location with the canadian conservatory. he says he's overwhelmed by the response. a bear caught on camera wandering around, the pastor says he opened the door, this little cub made his way inside. the conservation department tranquilizing the bear who was not harmed. finally the ugly. we have seen some bad things but maybe a top contender. >>

emily: i sat down with senator marsha blackburn earlier last week and after about this very issue. has been supportive of the president. she has also been critical of the crackdown on conservative voices in particular. here is what she had to say about this issue. take a listen. sen. blackburn: what we have to realize is in silicon valley, a lot of people have a more bent.al that is their preference. they bring that to work. they are engineering and building these algorithms. and then they probably tilt left instead of being down the middle, and we know they do not tilt right. emily: now, she is making an important point, tim, that the people who are building the algorithms, inevitably, they impact those algorithms. clearly, this is an issue that is getting increasing interest on both sides of the aisle. do you think that this is something that is going to become a big deal in this election? tim: i don't know if it will be a big deal in the election, i think it is always a healthy thing for us to discuss. i think we have to be really careful about the terms we are using. i do not k

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she got into political stuff by trying to urge her fans not to vote for tennessee senator marsha blackburn'll quote here, as much as i have in the past and would like to continue voting for women in office, i cannot support marsha blackburn. her voting record in congress appalls and terrifies me. so she's entitled to her opinion, but is it from a business standpoint wise? >> no, of course it's not. i mean, i'm just remindedded of michael jordan who said, you know, i have democrats and republicans who buy my shoes, therefore, i'm going to say as neutral as possible. she's been very smart up to this point about cultivating a fan base, they've been extremely loyal to her since she started as a country music star and made the transition to pop music. again, as you referred to, she enforced phil bredesen in that tennessee senate race. it didn't work out so well, marsha won by 10 points, and i would reminded her of the dixie chicks. they became very antagonistic towards my former boss, george bush. it didn't work out so well for them -- trish: but they wrote a great song after, right? it was a g

emily: i sat down with senator marsha blackburn earlier last week and after about this very issue. has been supportive of the president. she has also been critical of the crackdown on conservative voices in particular. here is what she had to say about this issue. take a listen. sen. blackburn: what we have to realize is in silicon valley, a lot of people have a more liberal bent. that is their preference. they bring that to work. they are engineering and building these algorithms. and then they probably tilt left instead of being down the middle, and we know they do not tilt right. emily: now, she is making an important point, tim, that the people who are building the algorithms, inevitably, they impact those algorithms. clearly, this is an issue that is getting increasing interest on both sides of the aisle. do you think that this is something that is going to become a big deal in this election? tim: i don't know if it will be a big deal in the election, i think it is always a healthy thing for us to discuss. i think we have to be really careful about the terms we are using. i do

we begin with senator blackburn. >> him thank you madam

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blackburn: the presiding officer: . there the senator for tennessee. mrs. blackburn: thank you, mr. president. i'll tell you, mr. president. i just have to say a couple of words about the economy. since my colleague from ohio was speaking of the economy, i will say this -- showing respect for workers and for work means that you show respect by realizing that the best way to stimulate the economy is a job, and that is something that we have seen this administration, and i will say a republican-led senate and previously a republican-led house, do. generating tax reform, which is giving us economic growth that we have not seen in years. 3.2% economic growth is what our g.d.p. numbers were last friday -- 3.2%. we haven't had that in a decade. how do you respect people? you create opportunity. how do you show respect for workers? you open doors. that is what you realize is it's not the government that creates jobs, it is men and women who are building businesses, who are growing businesses, men and women who are saying i have an american dream, and i want the opportunity to make that dre

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joni ernst and senator blackburn. what do you expect to hear from them?uest: that is a wild card here. if you remember the last big judiciary hearing was the kavanaugh hearing and republicans were not happy that they had no women there to question kavanaugh's accuser. acknowledged at the time they wished they had women on that committee. mitch mcconnell said he tried to recruit women for that committee before and failed. he managed to recruit marsha blackburn and joni ernst to go on that committee. i think you will hear similar questions from them as from other republicans. they have not been saying we need to hear from mueller. they have not been stepping out on this issue. you don't get on this committee unless you are going to vote for judicial nominees, the republican agenda. it is one of the most partisan committees in congress, on both sides. host: no independent standouts when it comes to the questioning of barr. is that what you are saying? guest: it is unlikely. normally one of the most independent questionnaires is lindsey graham himself but he

marsha blackburn joins us from a foggy d.c. with an inside look.accept that. there was no collusion from donald trump and his team. we also learned, steve, that the democrats still can't accept donald trump won. he is serving well. he is executing on what the american people want to see done. but there is still, they can't get over the 2016 results. steve: what did you make of the fact that somebody leaked "the washington post" a letter that mueller signed talking about to bill barr saying essentially, i don't like the way the public is interpreting the mueller report given your four-page statement that he put out? then mr. barr put something else out. mr. barr, the attorney general referred to that letter as, well it was a snitty, probably written by a staff member? >> i think general barr was correct about that. it was probably staff driven. here is the thing, if bob mueller did not like the way the media and the public was respondinging to the report,. bill: barr can't do anything about that. nor can i, nor can anyone else. that is the media wit

did you make a mistake by taking down the now senator blackburn add, did facebook make a mistake?we didn't take it down. my apologies. i am not fully aware of the details of this incident they hav. >> if they didn't take it down, who dated, are you saying that the automated system took it down, give me an honest answer i guess. >> i am not aware of ticking down and add from marsha blackburn's office. listen, they pick up on stuff that comes from the left and right. when you do that let me just tell you the days of freelancing and having somebody stick their finger up and tell you whether they are going to take them is over i am here to tell you even if you take extreme measures, you have now collided with a bipartisan issue for the reasons we make sure we do that. so i guess it was twitter but took it down. i don't have the specific names of the individuals. >> but they are making determinations on the political and. >> i will say the same to you the days are over with and you better come up with a plan on how you are going to fix it and stop russians and make sure we are fair wit

. >> he and blackburn. >> quite remarkable, mister speaker because the tories of introduced fees. mister speaker, when it comes to leaving the eu the prime minister's vision is blinded by ideology and our government intends to curb eu student visas. mister speaker, scottish university courses are generally for four years. the scottish government and scottish universities have asked repeatedly for the simple change to be made for the circumstances. will primus to confirm the government, extending visas, or will she once again completely ignore what is in the interest of scotland, - >> i understand the situation is not as problematic as he sets out to convert these. and the government should not be driven by ideology. the s&p, if the s&p are worried about students at scottish universities, they need to ensure they are spending more time improving the quality of education. >> a number of faith leaders and individuals particularly with concerns about recent changes to immigration rules for futures coming, supply placements. and making it unaffordable for any parishes. given the huge b

emily: i sat down with senator marsha blackburn last week and she has been supportive of the presidental of been the crackdown on conservative voices in particular. here is what she had to say about the issue. inwhat we have to realize is silicon valley, a lot of people have a liberal slant. that is their preference. they bring that to work. they are engineering and building these algorithms. left instead tilt of being down the middle. we know they do not tilt right. anly: she is making important point, tim, that the people who are building the algorithm, they impact those algorithms. clearly, this is an issue that is getting increasing interest on both sides of the aisle. do you think this is something that will become a big deal in this election? a i don't know if it will be big deal in the election, i know it is healthy for us to discuss. we have to be careful about the terms we are using. i don't know that this is conservative versus liberal speech issue. -- constitution is always has always regulated the type of free speech we are entitled to. we are entitled to have free politica

emily: senator marsha blackburn of tennessee.ing up, the man charged of microsoft's most lucrative business. we speak with the executive president of microsoft's cloud and ai. and later, the world's tallest building also boasts the world's first miniature for artificial intelligence. we talk about the plan to make the united arab emirates the world's ai leader. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: outside of the ceo, scott guthrie is arguably the most important person as microsoft. ps helped the tech giant claim a top spot in the cloud. i caught up with him and talked about what lies ahead. scott: i have been fortunate to work with him for a long time. he and i worked on azure in the cloud business. the day before he became ceo, i took on what was his role. emily: what did he say? scott: we worked so closely together, so it was a quick conversation. the company has been going through this transformation, it has been incredibly fun to be a part of. more importantly, helping our customers through it, it has been a great ride. emily: on the

. >> ian blackburn. >> scotland doesn't want labor tory brexit. scotland, once again, no scottish representation, our nation is being ignored. does the prime minister think it is good enough for a supposedly union of equals. any deal would be put back to the people for a final say. >> i say to the right honorable gentlemen, and we discussed the matter with the first minister of scotland. any discussions on these matters should be with the first minister for scotland and in relation to the question of a second referendum i remain absolutely as i have always been and i'm not going to change my answer to him. and the result of the first referendum. >> the whole house and the nation noticed that you are awesome and others see what is available. one such theme reached wembley not once but twice this season. may i ask the primus are in joining me in congratulating not just the performance on the pitch but the excellent work they do in school and the presence of my community. >> can i say to my honorable friends, and coasters for recent success. and it i

martha blackburn, she had really wanted to go [inaudible] i don't think we voted the same way on anything but it would have a good opportunity to get to know her and has been positive about wanting to go. donnie isaacson and i have known each other for a long time and it was nice to develop that friendship and already coming out of iraq have identified several things that they will work on together in terms of legislation and legislation more economic to try to move the ball forward a little bit. >> has iraq become more of a bipartisan issue now that it's less on the front page and does that enable the senate to come together or is iraq so far of the front page the people don't have positions on it? >> i think it's so far off the front page. i really do. wheat one, isis is to be a bit if anything it could be from fodder for presidential candidates. >> what do you see the spillover from syria being like in iraq if isis is able to reestablish itself over the border in the absence of an american presence and with that necessarily come over to iraq is the border secure enough that the iraqis

emily: i sat down with marsha blackburn earlier last week and after about this very issue she is alsortive of the president and has been typical of the crackdown. here is what she had to say about the issue. >> what we have to realize is in silicon valley, a lot of people have a more liberal end -- bend. they bring that to work, they are engineering and building these algorithms. they probably tilt left, instead of being down the middle. and we know they don't tilt right. emily: she is making an important point. built the who algorithms, inevitably, they impact those algorithms. but clearly, this is an issue getting increasing interest. do you think this is something that is going to become a big deal? be: i don't know if it will a big deal, i think it is always healthy for us to discuss your we have to be careful about the terms we are using. i don't think this is a liberal versus conservative speech. the constitution has always regulated the free speech we are entitled to. we are always entitled to political speech, we're not entitled to stand up in a movie theater and scream fire.

and senator marsha blackburn.ago, caramel ice cream was born on fox square. i believe carly shimkus will be in front of the building handing out free ice cream. jillian: i can't wait. rob: i thought you are going to say brian kilmeade was born. we will be right back. don't just dream about your next vacation. book your next vacation. ♪ be a booker at booking.com this and even this.hark, i deep clean messes like this. but i don't have to clean this, because the self-cleaning brush roll removes hair, while i clean. - [announcer] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. jillian: embattled congresswoman omar is blaming the united states for the crisis in venezuela. >> the policies we put in place helped need the devastation in venezuela. particular bullying and the use of sanctions does not help. jillian: she has previously not recognized juan guaido as venezuela's leaders despite the us and 50 other countries backing him. rob: nicholas sandman slamming nbc with a defamation lawsuit, suing for $275 milli

senator marsha blackburn. we appreciate it. >> sandra: maybe you've heard about it by now. is planning to take a student's background into account. plus attorney general barr defending himself after democrats accused him of acting as the president's personal lawyer. >> bill: how would you describe your relationship with president trump? >> i would say it's a good relationship. he is a very engaged president. play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. there is wisdom in how nature protects and it inspired an all-new toothpaste from burt's bees®. it fights cavities and freshens breath. made with ingredients you can trust. for a smile that's a true force of nature. new burt's bees® toothpaste. >> sandra: the s.a.t.s are getting an update. the college board saying it's adding an adversity score to level the playing field with admissions. reflects a students' social and economic background among other things. you have said it is not an adversity score. that's not what the col

blackburn: thank you, mr. president. i am pleased to join my colleagues and celebrate national small business week. i love this poster that they have prepared today because tennessee is right at the heart of this. and for over five decades national small business week has been an opportunity to recognize the tremendous contribution of small businesses and entrepreneurs to the american economy. we know that -- and we hear it said so often that there is nothing small about small business because of the economic impact that it has. and i tell you the statistics really do bear that out. according to the most recent report from the small business administration's office of advocacy for my home state of tennessee, there are over 603,000 small businesses located in our state. now, 99.4% of all the businesses in our state are small businesses. that speaks to the health and vitality of our economy. collectively these small businesses employ over 1.1 million people, and that accounts for 42.3% of the entire workforce in the state.

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. >> ian blackburn. >> i will say the heinous crime that took place two years ago in manchester, we must stand together against terrorism. the prime minister's plan has been described by the uk's former representative in the eu as the definition of insanity. customs union compromised dismissed by the european union. isn't this new deal just a fantasy? >> i set out the 10 points about the new deal. there is a difference of opinion on the future customs arrangement with the european union which is why this house actually comes to a decision on that issue. allowing the second reading, will enable the house to come to a decision on that issue and labels the house to come to a decision on the second referendum which i continue to believe would not be the right route for this country to go down. we should deliver on the first referendum before suggesting a second. >> look at the benches behind you. the prime minister is fooling no one but herself and the truth is that the people of scotland don't want her deal. her own party doesn't want her deal and even the pro-brexit labor a bench would sup

i just interviewed senator marsha blackburn. we will play that later in the day.a republican from tennessee. that there is bipartisan agreement unpredicted the u.s. from chinese telik munication firms, and says there is -- chinese telecommunication firms, and says there is apprehension on the issue of tariffs. it is that dynamic that the treasury department is having to maneuver through, and secretary mnuchin has urged patients on how the dynamic is playing out. vonnie: i want to ask you about the headline if you will miss ago that somebody familiar with the president's thinking says he will delay a decision on tariffs on european auto imports. what can you tell us about the president's thinking on trade these days? kevin: the tariffs have become front and center in terms of how this white house has had to referee the replicant party. he is facing intense pressure from republicans, not just democrats, urging him to back off and recalculate on the issue of tariffs. guy: can i just ask you about what is happening elsewhere on capitol hill? we have the transportation

senator blackburn. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr.dickson, thank you so much for your time to visit about your priorities, and i appreciate when i ask you about those priorities, number one was safety. and as you have heard today, there is bipartisan agreement that safety of the flying public is paramount, and we all are quite concerned about what happened with boeing, the 737. and mr. peters' questions about the ability of pilots to override those systems and to manually fly those planes, that training and the degree of training is vitally important. i just have one other thing i want to ask you about. we didn't talk about it as we visited, but the open skies agreement, which is vitally important not only for passenger but for our cargo aircraft. and we know that this has led to greater access to u.s. markets and increased u.s. tourism and trade for our companies and our consumers. and these agreements really have helped us to secure our national security interest. some my question for you is how are you going to approach these? are