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. >> we have a tweet from brookie who wants to know about the supreme court pics from andrew jackson and what was the significant of his supreme court pick? >> well, he had six of them. that had a very direct impact on the court, no doubt. he was a democrat, by and large. the most significant one was roger tani. he became the next chief justice in 1835. he was a small government guy. a committed democrat. his most significant decision was where it was ruled that courts could not outlaw slavery. it was unconstitutional. of course, you have other important decisions. the supreme court was one of jackson's biggest legacies, no doubt about it. >> can you imagine any modern president having six choices for the supreme court? >> yes. monumental, no doubt about it. >> we go to jim in california. good evening. >> i would like to ask process or -- to ask professor barth, what was going on at the time that made him a heartless president? >> i think it was the fact that america in the 1830s, lots of young enterprising men, who didn't like the fact that there were people getting in their way. wh

. >>> with us now, graham brookie, the director of the digital forensic research lab working with facebook on the threat of interference in the midterm elections. i want to pick up right where alex left off there. we look at this response from russia and to have it clearly say, from the kremlin spokesperson, from the u.s. we hear there was not any meddling in the elections. is that something they are getting from president trump? where else could that come from? >> that's straight from the mouth of president trump. i think there is a discrepancy between what we hear from president trump and what we see from the entire u.s. intelligence community. whether that's director of national intelligence dan coats on through the entire community, which says that interference in u.s. elections, interference in basically anything that undermines vladimir putin is on the uptick and a trend we're continuing to see. >> how significant are these discoveries by microsoft? these web siesites -- alex laid what was done. put it in perspective for us. >> i think one important point here is that this is not new