the exxon-valdez changed regulations for oil. we are seeing changing regulations for data around the world. both had testimonies and scandals. when i watched zuckerberg in front of the senate, i flashed back to ron chair knows book -- hernow's book "titan." rockefeller was in front of the courts in 1907. the senate did not lay a glove on rockefeller, just like they didn't lay a glove on zuckerberg. four years later, they broke up standard oil. there are political scandals in the oil industry -- the teapot dome, and we are in the middle of one right now in the data world. and i think both oil and data will have a disproportionate effect on history. why did pearl harbor happen? because we cut off the oil supply to japan. why did germany invade russia when they shouldn't have? because they needed the oil. we are watching data shape the politics of the world. in the last point -- this is the important one for me -- we tend to focus on the scale of the data. it is all about the products. so the oil industry is not about the oil itself

appropriations committee, his still fellow committee member jon tester also joins us to discuss democrats exxon valdez. in these turbulent times, we turn to a "face the nation" tradition. a historiansndtable one b andt lies ahead for 2019 it's all ahead on "face the nation." go morning, welcome to "face the na." it's day nine of the shut down with no end in sight. thnd. some 420,000 federal employees worked this week will not receive pay for their time until the shut down ends. while another 380,000 stayed home with no guarantee of back pay. joining us now from tuscaloosa, alabamas republican senator richard shelby, he's one of the most powerful groups in congre congress, he runs the appropriations committee. senator shelby and his fellow members control government spe spending. senator, welcome to "face the nation." >> thank you. >> brennan: sir% of for the s3lant mocrats accor the ters poll whe donetiations stand >> our negotiations are at an impasse at the moment. i wish it were not so. but we've got to move away from the blame game, blaming the president, blaming the democra democrats, pelosi and

the exxon valdez changed regulations for oil. we are seeing changing regulations for data around the world. all of that has been surrounded by testimony and scandal. i flash back to ron chernow's book. rockefeller was in front of the courts in 1907. the senate did not lay a glove on rockefeller, just like they didn't on mark zuckerberg. four years later, they broke up standard oil. we have a scandal in the data world. these scandals will have effects on history. germany invaded russia when they shouldn't have because they needed the oil. we are watching data shape the politics of the world. it is all about the products. the oil industry is not about the products -- is not about the industry itself. it's about the products. google monetizes data. facebook is a data company. the idea of data products are going to dominate the years ahead. in health care today, you can take your data and get reductions on your health-care premiums. you can take your fitbit for a walk when walking your dog. there are copy shops where if students give

the exxon valdez changed regulation for oil. what we are seeing is hacks, changing regulations for data around the world. both have had testimonies and scandals. when i watch mark zuckerberg in front of the senate, i flashed back to when rockefeller was in front of the court and the senate did not have the ability to subpoena people. they did not lay a glove on mark rockefeller. just like zuckerberg. four years later, they broke up standard oil. there are political scandals in the oil industry and we are in the middle of one right now. in the data world. oil and data are going to have a disproportionate effect on history. why did pearl harbor happen? we cut off the oil supply. we are watching data shape the politics of the world. we tend to focus on the scale of the data. it is all about the products. the oil industry was all about the products enabled. google a search engine company? it monetizes data. what we are seeing today is a monetization of data. we are seeing the idea of data products that are going to dominate the year