david k.: that is a $64,000 question emily. don't think there is a reason to see fundamental shift toward a long-term trend. it is a decline in rate of growth really. i do think in developed countries and even in some of the key developing countries like india, which is growing but where these issues matter, the issue of privacy, issue of how much data facebook has and how it treats that data, is extremely important and of concern among consumers. i don't think the company has done a good enough job explaining to people how they think about the data. the gdpr problem in europe that has affected the number of users there, it's maybe a signal of where we go elsewhere. other countries will impose rules that are not that dissimilar to the gdpr. i think facebook has to change the way they relate to their users and they are starting to do it, but not fast enough. emily: buzzfeed published a memo from the facebook security chief who was on his way out the door , talking about how we need to build user honesty and not just optimize to

that ultimately that ego is going to be his downfall. >> david k. johnson, now you have the trump organization finance chief being called to testify against the committee. allen weisselberg. considered a witness. people said according to the "wall street journal." tell us a little bit about the trump organization and how it can get dragged in in you view. how involved is the trump organization in the political organization. >> oh, this is all one piece. he's also not a detailed person. he issues directives. allen weisselberg's involvement with the trump family goes back to when fred trump was running the organization. let's not forget fred trump's business partner was willie, identified in law enforcement reports as a front for the gam bee know and behalf families. all the money, in and out. he may be in a position when he's called to testify invokes fifth amendment right. i'm sure prosecutors and you can talk about this, would in a moment give him immunity transactional or prof lactic because we don't care about him. he's not the focus of this. he

chief weapons inspector issued a a et comprehensive report that confirms the earlier conclusion of david k iraq did not have the weapons that our intelligence believed were there. >> it was an embarrassment to the bush administration. democrats are feeling that there is an opportunity for a different direction. >> i'm john kerry and i'm reporting for duty. >> john kerry seemed to solve a problem for the democratic party. the democratic party at that time was seen in political slang as the mommy party where the republicans were the daddy party. the daddy party goes out and fights the war. the mommy party is softer and as some people saw it, weaker. the democrat hs to show they were more war like. let's get a war hero. >> i defended our country as a young man and i will defend it as president of the united states of america. >> he was able to use his vietnam service as a weapon really against george w. bush. he's able to say when the bell rang, i said send me. i want a silver star. i won three purple hearts. >> there was a time where the war record seemed untouchable. a small veterans group

jennifer rubin and david k. johnson and the author of "it's even worse than you think, what the trump administration is going to america." on the staffing, what does it mean to you that pruitt was finally ousted and bill shine is on his way in? >> let's start with bill shine. if he's the nicest guy that shawn hannity knows, i'd like to take a poll of the women at fox. this in the middle of a me too movement which he mocked, by the way, in his rally today is the infuriated behavior that has women fleeing the republican party. you see that ever widening gender gap. i think part of the motivation was to get him out of the way before the big supreme court rule out on monday because what wants scott pruitt hanging around? there is allegations of improperly illegally altering government documents, so that's out there. let's be honest. trump didn't get rid of him for months and months. and congress, the republican congress didn't exercise proper oversight authority, didn't subpoena documents, asked nicely for some docu

joining our discussion now, david k. johnson, who founded e dcreport.org.r book is about actual governing policies that the trump administration has been conducting. but every day trump has been conducting the business of the trump companies and the trump organization. and this lawsuit seems to be the vehicle that has a chance of exposing more of that than even possibly the mueller investigation. >> well, it certainly does because this lawsuit was very well crafted. and they got the judge to go back and see how dictionaries defined emolument. bribe is already in the constitution. it is redundant. but at the end of his 52 pages, the judge whose mother didn't raise any fools, goes through the trump hotel rooms and then they gave this opinion that said that he could run the place even though the contract says no elected official of the government may be involved in that deal. i think that's going to turn out to be very important when the justice department appeals this case and tries to stop this case again. >> because in these kinds of cases, the justice depa

have to be back at 12:50 to get started on tremendous discussion on 21st-century schools, k-12 enterprises, david osborne is going to lead. thank you for sticking with us, we will continue. thanks to

have to be back at 12:50 to get started on tremendous discussion on 21st-century schools, k-12 enterprises, david osborne is going to lead. thank you for sticking with us, we will continue. thanks to all the great panelists. [inaudible conversations] >> okay. i am david osborne with the progress of policy institute. is the mic on? i went to welcome you to the luncheon panel and education reform. congressman jared policies is with us in 20 minutes, we ask him to go first. you all know him. he represents district in colorado and just won the nomination for democratic governor of colorado. congratulations, congressman. before he ran for office jared created several businesses, very successful businesses in several charter schools. we are delighted to have you with us. >> i have been involved in education for 20 years, ran for state board of education in colorado, a great opportunity to get rid of the policy side of education in our state, the state board of education, involved in adjudicating the charter school turned down, an opportunity to overturn that. and all these charter school operations, ha

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to get started on a tremendous discussion on 21st century school and go right to the k-12 enterprise that david osborne is going to lead so thank you are sticking with us. go tolunch and be back soon and we will continue . thank you for a great first session.

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to get started on a tremendous discussion on 21st century school and go right to the k-12 enterprise that david osborne is going to lead so thank you are sticking with us. go to lunch and be back soon and we will continue. thank you for a great first session. >> live down to capitol hill for national whistleblower day-to-day hosted by the national whistleblower center, building from senate judiciary committee chuck grassley from the fbi. in thea -- who gained 1990's with her issue in monica lewinsky that led to clinton's impeachment. live coverage. we will start in a moment. >> good morning. thanks for being here. we'll start a few minutes. if you'd be so kind to get your lunch, it is out there in the lobby.

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:50, to get started on a tremendous discussion on 21st century schools that go from the k-12 enterprise that david osbourne is going to lead. get some lunch, be back soon and we'll continue. thanks to all the great panelists from the first and second session. >> okay. i'm david osbourne. is this mike on? yes, it's on. i want to welcome you to the luncheon panel on education reform. congressman pollis is with us, and has a vote in maybe 20 minutes. so we're going to ask him to go first. he represents a district in colorado, and just won the nomination as democratic governor of colorado. [ applause ] so congratulations, and best of luck. before he ran for office, jared created several businesses, very successful businesses, as well as several charter schools. so we are delighted to have you with us. it's all yours. >> thank you. >> so i've been actively involved with education for about 20 years. i ran for state board of education in the year 2000 in colorado. it was a great opportunity to get involved with the real policy side of education in our state. the state board of education set the standard

david: then you started filling virgin megastore's. you have a lot of stores in the u k and other places. how many did you have at one point? stores: we had 300 mega around the world at all the major places, new york times square. when music wasf trendy, before mobile games and phones. david: was virgin mobile your self-promotion of it, or were you selling things cheaper than other people? richard: virgin was associated with music credibility, so frank zappa, the rolling stones, so we had a credible brand. one day a young artist came to me with a fantastic take. -- fantastic tape. i took it to a number of record companies, and no one would put it out. i thought, screw that, we will have our own record company, and we put it out on our own record company. he became a great success. david: so you have a record retail company and production company, both called virgin. someone drew a v for your logo? richard: we decided we needed a upper logo, and someone came with this signature. david: you decided you needed to start an airline. where did this idea, from? -- come from? ri

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david davis would have produced. ijust wonder if that governments might lea k wonder if that governments might leak and will be a rallyinge policy to that of the prime minister. that has been talked about this evening amongst those who are long—standing leave campaigners. it is even more accommodated than we thought. we shall return of that is any developments. 0ur correspondent in portcullis house. i have beenjoined by the labour deputy leader with his thoughts about what is going on. thank you forjoining us. what about the prime minister's statement, she was forthright and said she was correct and had the right formula andi correct and had the right formula and i will press ahead with it, do you commend her with pressing ahead with its? obviously she's trying to put her case. the problem is it is high drama with fast—moving events but remember this is a sad day for the country. these are the most important negotiations facing this country since the second world war. we have seen two cabinet members disagreeing and effectively voting no confidence in the prime minister's readership. there are letters going in for a lead

resignations of minister briggs that david davis and foreign secretary boris johnson who says the dream of briggs it is dying but may insists that her current position will let the e.u. k. leave the e.u. in a smooth and orderly way in brussels where she attended the nato summit she said her brings it deal will protect jobs and british commitments to will the island the czech a steel plant has been put together it's been agreed government will be publishing our white paper this week which will set out more detail on it it's there because it delivers on the people gave them bricks it it delivers the fact that we will have an end to free movement that we would have an end to the jurisdiction of the european court of justice in the u.k. we went be spending vast vast contributions to every we ask the common agricultural policy out of the common fisheries policy we did that breaks it and we do it in a way that the tax jobs and livelihoods and meets our commitment and britain voted in what was billed at the time as an advisory referendum two years ago to become the first country to leave the european union then prime minister david cameron who called the referendum resigned i

k-2 is the most dangerous mountain in the world to climb, 350 people have done it. >> way to go. "world news tonight" with david >>> tonight, as we come on the air in the west, the state of emergency right now. a dangerous night ahead. the fire exploding in size. homes burning to the ground. thousands now fleeing. and tonight, authorities say the fire was set. our team is on the scene. >>> tornadoes touching down in the northeast. two confirmed now. homes ripped apart. rob marciano standing by. >>> a disastrous day for facebook. the plummet. the worst drop in one day for a single company ever, losing nearly $100 billion. >>> president trump igniting that trade war, now telling american farmers, be a little patient. and today, saying, you're not going to be too angry with trump. tonight, what american farmers are telling us. >>> also breaking, following the money. inside the trump organization,

k to crash out of the block. goldman sachs has confirmed david solomon will succeed lloyd blankfein as ceo.is only the second hand over of power in goldman sachs two decades as a public company. he will be the oldest new leader animals half a century. blankfein has been that goldman for 30 years and is expected to pocket $85 million when he finally walks away. ceo at the down as end of september, and as chairman, i will retire from the firm at the end of the year. >> global news 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am tom mackenzie. this is bloomberg. fed chair jerome powell delivering up the testimony, signaling more rate hikes ahead to make sure inflation does not heat up too much. that plan is not set in stone. kathleen hays is here. two words, what were they? >> for now. is me start by saying this written testimony. two words still fall into a key statement by accident. let's hear what jerome powell said on the economy and policy. market,a strong job inflation close to objective, ,nd the risks rou

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david. tell us what the impact of all of this potentially lea k impact of all of this potentially leak is?he question is, is this the end of angela merkel. i don't think we have got there just yet but it could be the end of a partnership of these two parties. angela merkel‘s cdu and the csu which is a sister party based in bavaria in the south. they have been in union for nearly 70 years and it really looks to many as if the writing is on the wall. i am joined by the deputy director of the german marshall fund. thanks for joining us. marshall fund. thanks for joining us. the issue is immigration. let's be honest, the problem is one tiny aspect of a bigger picture. is this enough to sink the coalition government? it is certainly something that horst seehofer who was a something that horst seehofer who wasa memberof something that horst seehofer who was a member of the csu has drawn a line in the sand saying that we cannot take migrants that have already been registered in other eu countries. angela merkel is saying that we have to make an exception because it will cause a chain reaction tha

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david davis and the telegraph the swing. you were quite contrary and bullish when i met with you last. do you believe that britain will thrive with no brexit? we have invested in the u ke will continue to do so because we think it is a very interesting market. the fifth largest wealth market in the world. and for our business model, i am quite optimistic and confident that it will be positive. bernard, thank you very much. it has been a treat to calm. bernard hodler, the ceo of julius baer. ok, there you go. that is the first curtain raisers of the ceos. have a good time. don't break anything while anna and i are away. the bloombergget business flash with juliette saly in singapore. ryanair posted a new percent drop in first quarter profits. it also warned that sporadic walkouts from trade unions are starting to make customers hesitant to book flights. who wasarchionne, replaced at fiat chrysler is reportedly seriously ill and in intensive care according to italy's news agency. the 66-year-old's unexpected decline came from applications following a shoulder surgery. he has been succeeded. amazon's u.k. head has reportedly said that they could be close to civil unrest

david: what are those companies? do any names or parts of the supply chain stand out to you as being most exposed to the chinese market in k'ss, china's equipment makers. china needs these products. on the other hand, i think u.s. companies also need the china market. that is why fundtech, we have seen the development of the global supply chain. if it is broken, it is very damaging to the entire tech industry including u.s. countries and chinese companies. we definitely don't want to see that happen because it is in this proposition. david: have you started to bake that into your models? i was starting to see it creep into earnings estimates? we are not doing that worst-case an area yet. i think we will probably not go there. pulp -- politicians will probably be pragmatic. worries aboutave their own countries. relativelying a optimistic view as to the conclusion for the eventual outcome of these negotiations. haidi: what would make you turn more bearish? i think is the big countries such as the u.s. and china would go to the extreme and just caught off trade -- cut off trade with each other because they're not happy with the

to get started on a tremendous discussion on 21st century school and go right to the k-12 enterprise that david osborne is going to lead so thank you are sticking with us. go tolunch and be back soon and we will continue . thank you for a great first session. >> we take you live now to the u.s. senate about to gather in concerning the nomination of scott, the assistant secretary of education. a vote on his confirmation will 45:30. confirmed he would oversee the auto education center. you're watching live coverage right here on c-span2. black, will the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. shepherd of love, help our lawmakers to live in such magnanimity and restraint that they will be salt and light to their generation. may they make their world more palatable, as they bring the illumination of your word to the problems they seek to solve. guided by your love, lead them to live to glorify your name. give them the wisdom to consistently strive to live in conformity to your will. we praise you, mighty god, for you are slow to anger, abounding in love, and mercy. in accordance with your grea