blumenthal: thank you very much. i just came from a confirmation hearing for admiral schulz in the commerce committee as commander of the coast guard. i'm going to repeat what you just said. thank you. adjourned.: we are thank you for your time and patience. i think you have a young man who is ready to leave. [chatter] announcer: rachel oswald is cq roll call foreign policy reporter. the senate foreign relations committee needs monday afternoon to vote on mike pompeo to be the next secretary of state. the committee, chaired by senator bob corker. what is the status of support in back committee for the nomination? >> i would say it is close to near certain he does not have support for a favorable recommendation. we

blumenthal. mr. booker. >> no. >> mr. chairman. sen. grassley: aye. >> the votes are 16 yeas, 5 nays. sen. grassley: with the majority vote, he will be reported to the floor. the clerk will call roll. >> mr. hatch. >> aye. >> mr. cornyn. >> aye. >> mr. cruz. sen. grassley: aye by proxy. >> mr. flake. >> aye. >> mr. kennedy. >> aye. >> mrs. feinstein. >> aye. >> mr. durbin. >> aye by proxy. >> ms. klobuchar. >> aye. >> mr. blumenthal. aye. >> mr. booker. >> aye. >> ms. harris. >> aye. >> mr. chairman. sen. grassley: aye. >> the votes are 21 yeas, no nays. sen. grassley: with that>> mr. . >> unanimous vote, obviously this candidate for the seventh circuit will be reported to the floor. the court will call the roll. >> mr. lee. >> aye. >> mr. cruz. sen. grassley: aye by proxy. >> mr. tillis. >> aye. >> mr. kennedy. >> aye. >> mrs. feinstein. >> aye. >> mr. gergen. -- mr. durbin. >> aye by proxy. >> mr. blumenthal. >> aye. mr. chairman. aye.grassley: >> 21 yeas, no nays. roll onk will call the cj williams, northern district of iowa. sen. gr

blumenthal now max international investigators have arrived in duma to probe the alleged site of the chemical attack yet washington officials say they don't need to wait for the results at least according to the u.s. state department let's listen to a quick video here but we have our own intelligence and we have our own talents the o.p.c. of you is something that we back strongly but it can also take quite a bit of time for the o.p.c. tough you to gather its information and compile a report so i would ask. q should the united states and her allies wait around for bashar al assad to use more chemical substances honest people should we wait around for that formal investigation that could take months and months so there you have it we have our own intelligence what do you make of such a stance. well this is exactly what defense secretary jim matta said at a briefing several days ago where he didn't have solid intelligence on any chemical attack in duma what he did have were social media reports people saying stuff on the internet and who were those people the same people that state depa

and max blumenthal is in our contributor. speak to the man who broke the story author and journalist my explanations of thanks for joining us so good to have you on the program today obviously we know that these two e-mails came out that showed this attempted lobbying of the waters the co-founder of pink floyd why do you think you felt compelled to make this this statement in public i mean do we have any more details on how exactly this story came about. well first of all i've known roger waters for several several years because we're both active in the global palestine solidarity movement he's a very outspoken supporter of the rights of palestinians and so and he's excessive all to people who participate in this movement so i've known him and i reached out to him. after this incident in barcelona where he denounced the white house myths and he said that he had just grown so frustrated watching the white helmets footage in duma being cited by the us government and the u.k. government pretty much as their only source as their

senator blumenthal is up next, and we will commence. >> thank you, mr. chairman. thank you for being here today, mr. zuckerberg. you have told us today and you've told the world that facebook was deceived by alexander kogan when he sold user information to cambridge analytica, correct? >> yes. >> i want to show you the terms of service that alexander kogan provided to facebook, and note for you, that, in fact, facebook was on notice that he could sell that user information. vur seen these terms of service before? >> i have not. >> who in facebook was responsible for seeing those terms of service that put you on notice that that information could be sold? >> senator, our app review team would be responsible for that. >> has anyone been fired on that app review team? >> senator, not because of this. >> doesn't that term of service conflict with the ftc order that facebook was under at that very time, that this term of service was, in fact provided to facebook, and you'll note that the ftc order specifically requires facebook to protect privacy. isn't there a conflic

and blumenthal is in the contributor so he can pick up the story from here i've known roger waters for several several years he said that he had just grown so frustrated watching the white helmets footage and duma being cited by the u.s. government and the u.k. government pretty much as their only source as their only source of intelligence to justify bombing a sovereign country that he decided to criticize this organization publicly to warn against its all teary or sectarian agenda this should be the stuff of a national scandal in the us the united states government has provided at least twenty three million dollars to the state department to the white helmets while the white helmets work hand in glove with jabot illness or which is the syrian affiliate of the organization that attacked the united states on nine eleven al qaeda and that is considered a conspiracy in the united states although it's well established so you know i hope that this is that rogers broken the ice here but western media appears to be completely closed off to the facts about the white helmets when we asked the

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joining us now is senator blumenthal of connecticut. first of all, your reaction to the reporting of the allegation of the doctor banging on the door? >> these very serious allegations adds to, really, the important questions that have been raised, serious and significant questions about his integrity and qualifications for this job. remember, anderson, there already were questions about his experience and expertise, his managerial ability for the second largest agency in our united states government. this nominee is rapidly becoming doomed by the administration's own stonewalling. its failing to come forward forthrightly with facts, precluding members of the v.a. committee, for example, from seeing the background check done by the fbi and providing the inspector general reports from the navy of 2012. this kind of nominee, if he fails to clear up these questions, is a disservice to our veterans, and we want the best qualified. as you depicted the president saying it again and again and again at the top of the last hour, the best people,

thune: senator blumenthal is up next, we'll continue. mr. blumenthal: you have told us today and told the world that facebook was deceived by alexander cogan when he sold user information to cambridge an lit ka, correct? -- analytica, correct? mr. blumen thaul: i want to show ou the terms of service that facebook.cogan gai to facebook was on notice that he could sell that information. have you seen the terms of service before? mr. zuckerberg: i have not. mr. blumenthal: who in facebook was responsible for seeing those terms of servais vist that put you on notice that that information could be sold? mr. zuckerberg: our app review team would be responsible for mr. blumen thaul: has anyone been fired on that app review team? mr. zuckerberg: not because of this. mr. blumenthal: doesn't that term of service conflict with e f.t.c. order that facebook was under at the time this terms of service was provided to facebook and you'll note that the f.t.c. order requires facebook to protect privacy, isn't there a conflict there? mr. zuckerberg: senator,

blumenthal: thank you, mr. president. i'm here to talk about money and politics and even more insidiously and potentially perniciously money in government. the money in politics begins with the president's nominee to be secretary of state, mike pompeo. and i want to suggest to my colleagues that they read an article that appeared in open secrets.org, the center for responsive politics. i ask that it be made part of the record. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. blumenthal: with the headline trump picks top koch recipient for secretary of state. and it says, quote, former kansas congressman whose political career was paid by koch industries, end quote, received more money than others in similar situations. the reasons to vote against mike pompeo are many, but one of the principal ones is that he was one of the chief recipients of money from the koch brothers or their organization. in fact, since his first bid for congress in 2010, pompeo has received $400,000 from koch industries, $335,000 from employee contribu

blumenthal added a u.s.nse must disable president assad's ability to use chemical weapons. french president emmanuel macron says his country will decide soon on a response to back that's attack in syria. >> we will continue the exchange of technical and strategic permission with partners, especially with british and american partners. in the coming days will announce a decision. in no case will the decisions we take will hit allies in the regime or anybody else, but what target chemical weapons on by the regime, should the position be taken. mark: he was the first foreign leader copy president trump after the syria attacks. macron will arrive to the u.s. for a full visit this month. a plane carrying soldiers and families and some refugees crossed soon after takeoff today and northern algeria, killing at least 257 people. the plane carrying soldiers from a flight from a military base outside of algiers when it crashed in a farm field. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and ana

. >> he said the city of blumenthal was sharing information with state department officials that madeway to the fbi. a lot of questions surrounding why they would have that access and influence. somebody who has always been a figure in the clinton. he was heavily involved in the campaign and was regularly feeding john podesta information. anytime cindy blumenthal is involved there needs to be a closer look taken to make that's not how poster were correct? >> no. think devon nunez is th doing an excellent job is looking into these and why someone like mr. blumenthal would've been in contact with nation to the. >> news today about the memos in the president tweeted about that. he said the memos are classified come i did not declassify them. therefore he broke the law. additionally he made up some the things he said i said an already a proven liar and leak it liquor. where are e-mails on the others. >> the president has a point. it seems as though comey took meticulous notes. he voices concerns about loretto lunches concern. but i wonder where the notes are regarding those meetings. if h

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they had their props with blumenthal and the previous statements, apologies by mark zuckerberg, is it fair that facebook is being singled out when other social media companies are being questioned about their privacy and how they handle a users privacy and that mark zuckerberg was asked to appear by himself alone before congress? >> right now there is a big problem because of the stuff about cambridge analytica 87 million people probably counting were compromised. i think it makes sense to focus on him. facebook can stand in for the other companies. if congress decides to move forward with legislation, it would probably be appropriate to have those other companies participate as well. what's good for facebook may or may not be good for other companies. right now i think it was appropriate to focus on mark zuckerman. to have him answer because of the connection to the elections and everything else. there is nothing wrong with that. >>> it seems like the issue comes down to will congress believe that mark zuckerberg can fix facebook on his own. today he was very blunt in saying i made a

contributor max blumenthal by the way we have reached out to the white house and that's asking their comment on the situation we're still to hear back from them but as max blumenthal is pointing out roger waters is the first person of such scale to publicly to speak out publicly against the white helmets have a listen. for the first time a mainstream figure on an international stage on the eve of war has validated what we've been reporting how this western funded organization funded by western and gulf governments has basically been an instrument of encouraging regime change and it's not just a group of average volunteer rescue workers it's an international influence organization whose representatives show up in congress to lobby for no fly zones and sanctions on syria as well as parliaments across europe while they're operating on the ground alongside al qaida and their allies that this was an enormously rousing speech by roger waters that has legitimized the journalism that we've been so mercilessly attacked for publishing and it's forced those who have attacked us and accuse us of

and blumenthal is in the contributor so he can pick up the story from here this should be the stuff of a national scandal in the u.s. a united states government has provided at least twenty three million dollars to the state department to the white helmets while the white helmets work hand in glove with jabot illness or which is the syrian affiliate of the organization that attacked the united states on nine eleven al qaeda and that is considered a conspiracy in the united states although it's well established so you know i hope that this is that rogers broken the ice here but western media appears to be completely closed off to the facts about the white helmets that's who the white helmets really are they're the civil society wing of the turkish jihad is mercenaries and the al qaeda affiliate in it live it it's time for western media to just admit this fact and stop denouncing it all as russian conspiracy we have of course that a response from the white helmet will bring it to just as soon as we get it now in the meantime a correspondent. russia twenty four t.v. channel claims to h

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talking about they've been they come from the e-mails that roger waters himself provided to max blumenthal who is one of these contributors roger waters is the first is arguably the first public figure of such scale and weight to go against to speak out against the white helmets and mats blumenthal who got the e-mails from roger waters he has more on this have a listen. for years journalists including myself have been reporting on the danger of the white helmets how this western funded organization funded by western and gulf governments has basically been an instrument of encouraging regime change and it's not just. a group of average volunteer rescue workers it's an international influence organization whose representatives show up in congress to lobby for no fly zones and just sank sions on syria as well as parliaments across europe while they're operating on the ground alongside al qaida and their allies and these are just documented facts and for the first time a mainstream figure on an international stage on the eve of war has validated what we've been reporting and he did so in barce

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richard blumenthal is a member of the senate judiciary committee. have you noticed that too? there's this question of will he flip? there's very little of, well, there's nothing to flip on. >> well, i can tell you as a former prosecutor, i've seen a lot of potential witnesses say they are going to be completely loyal, that they know nothing, and michael cohen may be saying that now, and the president's allies may be hoping or counting on him standing firm. but there is nobody who knows more about donald trump than michael cohen. and he has the means and motive and opportunity to cooperate. >> there are a lot of people -- one thing the white house has done quite effectively is they've basically kind of put out this idea that there's a russia investigation, and if there's, quote, no collusion, which obviously the white house insists there isn't, that anything else that happens that gets investigated outside of this sort of narrow question of did the president and vladimir putin, you know, talk to each other or something, isn't legitimate. what's your response to that? >> the sc

. >> senator blumenthal is up next. we will commence. blumenthal: they for being here today mr. zuckerberg. you have told us today and you told the world that facebook was whenved by alexander kogan he sold use information to cambridge analytica, correct? mark: yes. >> i want to show you the terms of service that he provided to facebook. and note for you that in fact, facebook was on notice that he could sell that user information, have you seen these terms of service before? >> i have not. >> in facebook was responsible for seeing those terms of service that put you on notice? >> hour after the team would be responsible for that. center, nobody has been fired because of this. of servicethe term conflict with the ftc order? that facebook was under at that very time? that the terms of service was in fact, provided to facebook and ftc orderote that specifically requires facebook to protect privacy. is there a conflict there? that we should be aware that this app developer submitted a term that was in conflict with the rules of the platform. washat happened here willful blindness.

sydney shearer and sidney blumenthal. role looks clear but we hardly hear their names. >> they view themselves as sort of -- they like to think they are james bond or something. they are intelligence peddlers. they used warmed over half-baked press reports and try to pass it off as commentary. you can see through some of our work considering benghazi where sidney blumenthal was fanning the flames with hillary clinton on libya. lou: the deep state of which they would and part, we have james comey telling folks in his book tour last wednesday that there is a deep state. but the deep state, don't worry, just b very calm and relaxed. they wouldn't do anything untoward. he said there is a deep state in the sense. there is a collection of people, cia, nsa, fbi in the united states military services who are passionately about getting it right. who care passionately about the values that we try to talk about. no matter how they vote or how they talk at home, try desperately to do the right thing. that's deep, that is unchangeable

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what is sidney blumenthal doing in the midst of this scandal?onic that barack obama, upon given hillary the job sciences this blumenthal tie has nothing to do with that. >> he by the way was a creator , it wasn't donald trump, it was blumenthal. >> we always found out a fraction of this for the most recent one was the comay memo. >> here we have president macron and his wife joint base andrews, president trump will have his first state visit this week. he also hosts angela merkel. it's a big week for him with two key leaders with a lot on the table and the agenda. certainly very exciting. interesting enough ring this time they went from that handshake competition where they both sort of wanted to see who had the strongest grip to now a real bona fide friendship and i think it will benefit from us. tell me your thoughts on all the things on the agenda with respect to france, germany, europe in general and the world. >> a lot of it is the middle east, a lot of it is terrorism and mr. macron joined the united states and those strikes on syria and i

senator richard blumenthal, former senator byron dorgen and eugene robinson from the "the washington post" which has broken some of these stories your colleagues have. i'll go down the line. dealer's choice on which aspects of this you want to speak to and, senator, your view of what appear to be a lot of developments on the trump side of the ledger in this investigation right now tonight. >> well, this "the washington post" report assuming its true is extraordinary because it shows that the president is becoming even more entangled and embroidered in the cohen aspect of this investigation. it has been thought that it was separate, but obviously the president has been deeply concerned and fearful about it, and now apparently he's taking steps to involve himself personally and possibly waiving any claim of attorney/client privilege that you might have here. >> you just made an important observation that i'd like you to expand upon, this matter was referred by bob mueller to new york because it was separate and jurisdictionally distinct from the open russia probe. what you're saying is

>> why did blumenthal name that case and not citizens v. united?he wanted to see whether she's part of the mainstream. you know, it's a mainstream position to support brown v. board of education. >> she did say she supports it, she said i would be bound by it. >> it is not like every other supreme court precedent. most people who are sophisticated enough to be considered for a federal judgeship understand brown is in a separate category. and that's what blumenthal was doing. he was trying to see is she part of the mainstream. and i think one of the things we have learned is president trump has been enormously successful, mostly below the radar, in placing on the federal courts, very conservative people. wendy vitter works for the archdiocese of new orleans. very outspokenly against abortion rights. >> understood. why didn't he ask about roev. wade? >> i think he may have. and i think she answered the same way. >> right. you know, i don't agree. i don't want to hear them what they think of cases. they thaob bound by them. but a lot of times is subte

get this from senator richard blumenthal, democrat connecticut. not want mike pompeo to be secretary of state. he will vote against him. quote, mike pompeo's record prioritizes military might over constructive engagement and negotiation. he will vote no. what does senator blumenthal make of pompeo's meeting with kim jong-un? they discussed the upcoming summit. if that is not engagement. i don't know what is. senator menendez finds the man deeply troubling. he didn't tell me about his trip to north korea. he is supposed to tell senator menendez all about it, potentially wreck an historic summit meeting. oh, please. the president is entitled to pick his cabinet team. unless the nominees are guilty of some kind of egregious behavior. clearly pompeo is on outstanding up standing nominee. so why are the democrats intent opposing him. because they are resisting president trump on everything. that is troubling. we have a historic development and democrats are trying to undermined the whole thing taking out the president's choice for secretary of state. d

we know that sidney blumenthal and others were pushing information into the state department. we are trying to piece it together. >> sean: it's a deadly serious charge from the intel committee chairman. it was a few days ago that the freedom caucus chairman mark meadows, he made a similar claim and even suggested that the obama administration played a key and vital role in kicking off the investigation into the trump campaign. he can't make this up. >> we see the state department and it appears the white house at the highest levels including the president himself were involved in this whole narrative of investigating donald trump. the message, the text messages i've had the privilege of reviewing and the other correlating information would strongly suggest that there was not only information given to the white house but indeed they were involved in directing some of the actions of the department of justice and fbi. in the fall of 2016. that is troubling. when you see one president allowing their doj to get involved in a political campaign. >> sean: do you still think the obama

. >> reporter: later senate staffers held a sign for senator richard blumenthal showing all of zuckerberg's past apologies, ripping the founder for not being serious about protecting the privacy of its users. >> my reservation about your testimony today is that i don't see how you can change your business model unless there are specific rules of the road, your business model is to monetize user information to maximize profit over privacy. >> reporter: and back live now to a picture of the testimony, we are going on now over four hours that zuckerberg has been up there testifying and we are learning facebook doesn't sell your data directly to third parties but it does profit from that information. thanks to user data facebook made $40 billion in advertising revenue last year, second only to google. i wanted to show you a closer look inside where zuckerberg is being interviewed right now. this is when he first got, he first sat down, for a guy that's not in the public spotlight, all those photographers are taking pictures -- two people are taking pictures. so this is where all the senators sa

senator blumenthal focused on -- one thing he said -- this is zuckerberg that said you control, you,ser, controls all the information and data that you put on facebook. to that, mr. blumenthal came out with the contract between cambridge analytica and facebook that showed clearly that cambridge analytica was given all this data. now, it was supposed to be temporary and they were supposed to have destroyed the data at the end of the year. you have no way of checking whether you do or don't. once you give somebody your data, it's gone. >> and he said that the user agreement starts with you own your information. immediately lots of people pounced on that. people said i own it so i get a royalty when you sell it to someone else? he said you can take it down any time you want. he kept getting asked at that point. and we know you can't take your information back once it's out there. so this idea that he's trying to say you own it, that too struck me as disingenuous. >> it was certainly odd. yes, you can take down a photo you post but behind that is a bunch of data that is already out there

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