fort knox is even more obvious. here we see on the top right a photograph that is now in the maine historical society and engineer corps, an image of 1866 -- an image from 1866 that is the fort under construction. below that is my photograph that i took when i was there in november. it has not really changed that much in form. but if we look at the eastman, and at the photograph in the top right, you can see a hill was missing. and we can see where that hill was, there is a bridge. the landscape has changed remarkably. and henry knox had his life in maine, where he retired, there is for me a real poetry in this painting of fort knox because it has a narrative about reshaping the land. how the land has been moved and carved and folded and excavated and reassembled in this crystalline form. even that road cut above the fort is evidence of human activity. fort snelling was dear to eastman. it was his last post before he returned to west point after the death of thomas kim breed to take over as active drawing master. wh

here we see two other forts, fort knox andand these forts, these paintings were almost certainly constructed from photographs. .ere is a photograph i found if we compare it to the painting to the left, we can see that eastman is compressing the space, shrinking the distances, he is thinking about a painting tradition that is much earlier than the contemporary art of his time. we can see that he is taking rate liberties -- great liberties to construct a compelling image. obvious. is even more here we see on the top right of photograph that is now in the main historical society and 1866eer corps, an image of the four under construction. below that is my photograph that i took when i was there in november. it has not really changed that much in form. ,ut if we look at the eastman and at the photograph in the top right, you can see a hill was missing. and we can see where that hill was, there is a bridge. the landscape has changed remarkably. knox and his wife in maine, where he retired, there in thise a real poetry painting of fort knox because it has a narrative about reshaping the land. how t

fort knox is even more obvious. we see theright, sport under construction in 1866. underasn't -- fort construction in 1866. we haven't seen a change that much informed. much in form. where that hill was, there is a bridge. the landscape has changed remarkably. hrny -- henry knox and his wife, there is for me a kind of real poetry in this painting of fort knox. it has a narrative about reshaping the land. how the land has been moved. and carved and bent and folded. -- and assembled. this will here is evidence of human activity. -- road here is evidence of human activity. first -- this was his last post before he returned to west point to take over as acting drawing master. there, heap used many drawings of the landscape - he used many drawings of the landscape around st. paul, minnesota. he produced numerous drawings of the site, both in its sheet form and textbooks. this reminds me of the painting of fort putnam. he continues this romantic impulse, with the looming weather behind the sport. -- behind this sport. -- behind this fort. this was a famous frontier army po

facebook profile data and used it to help donald trump become president except unlike the actual fort knox facebook appears to share your gold with whatever university egghead or advertiser that comes in knocking which has put the social media giant in the political hot seat once again this week the alleged highest breaks down like this in two thousand and fourteen cambridge analytic hired a cambridge university professor to develop an app to farm the data which included people's location information jobs educational histories and page likes on facebook the professor paid some two hundred seventy thousand test subjects to install the app which then allowed him to harvest information off of some fifty million facebook users without their permission because at the time when you fill out the cute little quiz on facebook that was the app facebook's rules allowed apps to access the. the app users friends info as well as their own your friend puts that on they can also see your stuff that they can base breakdown like that so this info was then paid for and used by the trump campaign to predict t

of data is indeed the most precious of resources in today's world the facebook has to be the new fort knox which would make camera journalistic and its parent company strategic communication laboratories a u.k. military contractor the bank robbers who stole fifty million gold bars worth of base book profile data and used it to help donald trump become president except unlike the actual fort knox facebook appears to share your gold with whatever university egghead or advertiser that comes in knocking which is put the social media giant in the political hot seat once again this week the alleged highest breaks down like this in two thousand and fourteen cambridge analytical hired a cambridge university professor to develop an app to farm the data which included people's location information jobs educational histories and page likes on facebook the professor paid some two hundred seventy thousand test subjects to install the app which then allowed him to harvest information off of some fifty million facebook users without their permission because at the time when you fill out the cute little q

facebook profile data and used it to help donald trump become president except unlike the actual fort knox facebook appears to share your gold with whatever university egghead or advertiser that comes in knocking which is put the social media giant in the political hot seat once again this week the alleged highest breaks down like this in two thousand and fourteen kaymer general let it go hired a cambridge university professor to develop an app to farm the data which included people's location information jobs educational histories and page likes on facebook the professor paid some two hundred seventy thousand test subjects to install the app which then allowed him to harvest information off of some fifty million facebook users without their permission because at the time when you'd fill out the cute little quiz on facebook that was the app facebook's rules allowed apps to act . says the the app user's friends info as well as their own your friend puts that on they can also see your stuff that they can base breakdown like that so this info was then paid for and used by the trump campaign t

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sarah huckabee sanders, fort knox. hope hicks?he was communications direct and renever even heard her speak. there is a reason "black panther" rolls like this, women don't snitch! yeah, think about it, two years later we're still looking for hillary's e-mails. still. i see you, girl! i see you! ( applause ) the guys are all here. because unlike trump's women, sam nunberg is the complete opposite. he spent the entire day blabbing to any show that would have him. msnbc, new york 1, three different cnn shows, so eager to dish he ended up on the bachelor. >> i wanted trump to lose. uh didn't care if trump lost, i thought it would be funny. >> i hear what you're saying. >> trevor: that wasn't even the craziest thing about last night's episode #team becca. ( laughter ) trump's numbers were erratic yesterday. one of the hosts on msnbc brought out a lawyer to try to help him on live tv. look at his face when the reality of the situation sinks in. >> i think your family wants you home for thanksgiving and i hope you will testify. >> isn't

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he sent me to work on the combat vehicle technology program being run out of his office in fort knox, kentucky. it was not a troop assignment. i was -- i have been screwed by the chief of staff in the army. i had made arrangements with the united six armored per grade at fort knox were said, i want a xo position as soon as i can get away from this chief of staff heard -- chief of staff. they said, you are the man. i came down to lieutenant colonel. i was promoted almost immediately and i never had troop time as a major, which meant i was not fully qualified to become a battalion commander, at which point i went -- thanks a lot, general rogers. i never got a battalion. i became a brigade xo in the infantry division. i was the ig for the fifth corps and i taught at the national war college and i was a member of the founding faculty of advanced military studies. i did a lot of educational work but i never got to the point where people would say, we think this guy who we promoted twice should be a o6. one of the people at the advanced school of military studies said i've got a congressman

those pompous award ceremonies have more security than fort knox, but in their minds, it's outrageous for schools to take the same precaution that they have. you want to protect america's schools and our kids, the solutions are obvious. i have highlighted them on this show. in a comprehensive threat security assessment, unit controlled points of entry, you need to secure the perimeters, you need school ideas, metal detectors, and concealed carry highly trained retired former police and military. by the way, the house to take a step forward today, they overwhelmingly passed a school safety bill that awards grant money to stop the violence in schools. it's a good start, but it's not good enough. america's schools deserve the same security that liberals demand for themselves. also tonight, the acting director of i.c.e. slamming nancy pelosi for daring to call federal immigration authorities that risked their lives every single day to keep this country safe, nancy called them cowardly. watch this. >> it not only did she say they were cowardly, she said that i.c.e. was terrorizing immigran

mnuchin and his wife flew to kentucky in august to check out the eclipse atop the roof of fort knox andt cost the public more than $30,000. government inquiry revealed he traveled seven times on the aircraft since taking over the department at the cost of more than $800,000. today thanks to a watchdog group in washington we found out he took eight separate trips on military aircraft at a total of $1 million. as crew notes, he seems to put his own comfort before the protection of public funds. >> let me be clear, i'm very sensitive to the use of government funds. i've never asked the government to pay for my personal travel. and this is purely about alternatives of how i would be able to be involved for national security. >>> a perfect example of donald trump's approach to truth today thanks to a recording of his closed door fund-raiser in missouri on wednesday provided by a republican donor. listen how trump describes a meeting had he with canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> trudeau came to see me. he's a good guy, justin. he said no, we have no trade deficit with you. we have no

he weighed in on data regulation for the fort knox podcast.ng up end of the week listen to this, we talked about serious data regulation, when it is coming, how heavy it might be he compared it to financial regulation after the crisis. take a listen. >> we got dodd-frank almost overnight because of financial crisis that there was intense public scrutiny, intense interest because it effected society as a whole when i look at prior to dodd-frank, there were people looking at different ways to capitalize, to make sure institutions are in the right businesses and not other businesses, and there were years of spade work there. and at the time seemed like it was moving fast, times it was moving slow, then you have an event and it comes together quickly. i think the same comes with data there are a lot of people studying data, looking at code of conduct, ethics, security, rights, et cetera, and that's been happening for years when you have an event, something that effects broad society, that's when you get big movement from oversite and government re

not to mention the helicopter ride for prewett and mnuchin trip to fort knox and european vacations.ng on with this country and administration. i think it starts with the top. donald trump is creating this culture. he said he wanted a team of rivals, instead of created a team of robbers. >> that's a good line. >> you don't watch designated survive or. >> do you buy the zinke defense, he's in line in the presidential line of succession, that's true, number eight. >> yes. >> i don't know what you do for 7, 6, 5, 4, 3. anyway, jokes aside. do you buy it? >> i do think it's necessary. and i'll tell you why. let's say that he goes, he's a cabinet officer, right, secretary. he goes to turkey or whatever. and he is kidnapped or taken hostage. now we have an international cry cities on our hands. >> maybe you don't go to turkey. maybe you stop spending taxpayer money i'll pick a place that's not tuk. >> in zinke defense, he and his wife paid for their own vacation. >> but it was a personal vacation for anniversary. >> that is not the story. >> he has security. level of security. >> two peopl

matt leili had casually mentioneto detectiverson a few days earlier appeared more appropriate to fort knoxhe 'burbs. >> and when you first see the house from the road, you can see all these huge, big cameras on the eaves of the house, both sides. >> there were 21 security cameras in all, with a tricked-out control room to monitor and record everything. >> he sounds like one-man nsa. >> it's a very low crime area. it almost boggled the mind as to why he felt he needed quite so much surveillance coverage for the house. >> odd to be sure. an observation to tuck away for later. but the duty that day came first. notification. the officers telling matt leili that his missing wife had just been found, dead. >> the uniformed guys told me that he at one point seemed like he got sick. >> matt leili may well have been sick, sick of talking to the cops, because by now he had lawyered up and wasn't answering any of their questions. so you now have probable cause to get a search warrant? >> correct, correct. >> do you think, man, maybe this is going to help us? maybe these cameras saw and recorded somet

mnuchin and his wife flew to kentucky in august to check out the eclipse atop the roof of fort knox andd a military jet that cost the public more than $30,000. government inquiry revealed he traveled seven times on the aircraft since taking over the department at the cost of more than $800,000. today thanks to a watchdog group in washington we found out he took eight separate trips on military aircraft at a total of $1 million. as crew notes, he seems to put his own comfort before the protection of public funds. >> let me be clear, i'm very sensitive to the use of government funds. i've never asked the government to pay for my personal travel. and this is purely about alternatives of how i would be able to be involved for national security. ♪ for all the noses that stuff up around daisies. for all the eyes that get itchy and watery near pugs. for all the people who sneeze around dust. there's flonase sensimist allergy relief. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. it's more complete allergy relief. and all from a gentle mist you can barel