governor huntsman and dennis blair issued a report last year that said maybe what we should be thinking about is giving license to hack back, at least in the form of diminishing the damage done. perhaps locking the data in the hacker's files taken from their company or shutting down their computers in some manner. this has been described as vigilantism. these are distinguished and vigils -- established individuals. is there some reason for that in your mind as one of the arrows in the arsenal for dealing with this big problem? >> with all things, it is dangerous to pick an extreme and say you can never defend yourself or have the ability to go all the way back to the adversary. either is an extreme option. there are analogs to this. if someone is shooting at you and your own home, you have the right to defend yourself. if someone is shooting at you from across the neighbor's yard, you also have the responsibility to be incredibly careful about how you should cross the neighbor's yard. youomeone is harassing you, need to leave that to the police and let them deal with that. the same thin

our operations and she and the new inspector general for the la county sheriff's department, max huntsman set up their operations. second we met with a delegation of 24 state officials from india and visited our office as part of a two-week, uc berkeley, golden school of public policy training on negotiations and we traveled, next we traveled to santa rosa to address the nine member law enforcement of the local law enforcement task force. and this task force is created as a result of the tragic shooting by deputy sheriff of 13-year-old andy lopez who was carrying a bb gun that was a replica of a assault rifle. we described the functions of the occ and the value of the law enforcement and the goal of that task force is to recommend the model of the civilian oversight in october and then fourth, we advised an open city county member and his aid on the structure of the san francisco police commission and the office of citizen complaints. meeting in the area of training, the attorney and i attended the similar pose um on eye witness investigation sponsored by the santa clara law school and ch

requesting for the commissioner to make the findings and to conditionally approve the designs for the huntsman shipyard and as part of the presentation, after that contest and the replacement of the buildings and as well as the location and requirements and the obligations to the existing tenants and subsequently, (inaudible) will present this design package for the replacement studios and i will conclude with an overview with the next steps, as the executive director pointed out it is for the kitchen which happened on april 15th, and that replacement kitchen stems from the same location obligation as today's replacement studios. >> as you know the shipyard is in the process of being redeveloped and will deliver over 12,000 homes and 350 acres of parks and with the office space and the development program and also envisions the district of the center and referred to the shipyard and the village center for the guidelines the existing building houses 150 artists and additional artist buildings will be developed around the building 101 and you can see on the slide, the location of the art distric

huntsman and dennis blair governor huntsman and dennis blair issued a report last year roughly the saidlook maybe why should we should be thinking about is giving business or those hacked license liberally to hang back at least in the form of diminishing the damage that has been done, perhaps locking the data into hackers files that has been taken from their company or shutting down the computers in some manner. this has been described as vigilanteism but these distinguished into bowls -- individuals john huntsman and dennis blair is that one of the arrows in our arsenal for dealing with this? >> it's dangerous to pick an extreme in that regard to say that you can never defend yourself what you say you have the authority all the way back to the adversary. either of those is an extreme option but their analogs to this. if someone is shooting at you and your own home you have the authority and of right and the responsibility of essentially defending yourself. actually shooting from across the neighbor's charity of the responsibility to be incredibly careful about how you shoot across the

huntsman and dennis blair, governor huntsman and governor blair issued a report that said, look, maybe what we should be thinking about is giving business or those hack ed licene liberally defined to hack back. at least in the form of diminishing the damage that has been done, perhaps locking the data in the hackers' files that has been taken from their company. or shoving down their computers in some manner. this has been described as vigilanteism. but is there -- these are pretty distinguished individuals, dennis blair and jon huntsman. is there some reason to that in your mind as one of the arrows in our arsenal for dealing with this big problem? >> as in all things, i think it's dangerous to pick an extreme in that regard, to say that you can never defend yourself or to say that you kind of have the authority to go all the way back to the adversary. either of those is an extreme option. there are analogs to this. if somebody is shooting at you and you're kind of in your own home, you have the authority, the right, to responsibility to defend yourself, but if somebody is shooting at

so i always like messing with people if they come down, because the huge spiders like the huntsman anddy long legs are harmless. so i always pick them up and i say to people the big stuff you can see is totally fine. the little stuff that you can't see is the stuff that will kill you. >> jimmy: that's relaxing. that sounds truly terrible. i don't know if i would be able to sleep there. but you seem to be alive. i don't think most people realize you started as a comedian on television. >> stand up and many years of sketch comedy, which is -- my career was kind of upside down. there's a whole generation of people in australia who refuse to take me seriously. and then there's a whole generation of teenagers who have never seen my funny stuff. >> jimmy: so they have a hard time buying you in serious roles because like oh, there's the funny guy. >> yeah, the stupid guy from the last 20 years, we've seen him do all those stupid characters. you don't have to buy it, i don't care. it's cool. it's all right. i'm happy either way. >> jimmy: did you make a conscious decision, like will you do it

john huntsman would go out there -- i'm sorry to be a cliche of myself talking about john huntsman, but he said our true roots were in asia and not libya. he got zero response. it was a flat line as far as electorate politics were concerned. he's not like rand paul kind of waving a pitchfork for a jeffersonian remark. this was someone deeply entrenched. is there any political surveillance or are they sort of in the executive branch and have antibodies for that? >> that's a great question, and i think the way to answer that is if you look at what's happened in presidential politics, the last six elections, democrats have won a majority of the votes in five of them. the one they didn't win was 2004 in which foreign policy played a major role. i think one of the things that sort of, i think, is not appreciated enough is that at the end of the cold war was a big political boon for democrats. during the cold war republicans always had this built-in advantage as being seen as the more hawkish party, the party better able to stand up to the communist. after the fall of the union, that argument

i'm abby huntsman. is the war on terror being fought at your dinner table? >>> tune in to taure tv. crystal doubts the book will be a page turner but luke has finished it. so i'm just going to read between the lines. >>> most of all, i'm proud of how much you wanted to

. >> i'm abby huntsman. this guy has 23 year and three presidents under his belt.r his turn into "the cycle." >>> can you feel the excitement? can you taste the anticipation? not literally. but for once we're not talking about the election music, i'm talking about hillary clinton's new book and what it may or may not mean about her white house hopes. the full 635-page door stopper goes on sale tomorrow. a million copies have already been

i think these names when you talk about the huntsman of the world, eastman, dow, due uppont specializeding money. >> give us health care names. >> i'm surprised by that kovidian deal that just happened. that's one a bit of a -- i can't explain how that one happens. however, i guess in the health care space, mel, i like athena health, in particular, because of the recent bottoming that i believe it did put in. and because of what they do with medical records and so forth. >> all right. coming up after the break, john and steph, they're wide awake and they're ready for a yahoo! debate. we want you to decide the winner. logon right now to cnbc.com/vote. get ready to have your voice heard. >>> then nba star steve nash is here in the house. he is a soccer super fan. we're pretty sure he's never bitten an opponent but someone on our desk has, yes, bitten an opponent. we'll see what steve nash has to say about that. much more "half" straight ahead. in today's market, a lot can happen in a second. with fidelity's guaranteed one-second trade execution, we route your order to up to 75 market cent

i'm abby huntsman. is the war on terror being fought at your dinner table? >>> tune in to taure tv. i am going to raise the volume on hillary's odds of raising for president. crystal doubts the book will be a page turner but luke has finished it. so i'm just going to read between the lines. >>> most of all, i'm proud of how much you wanted to help the afghan people. >> as part of this effort the united states is transferring five detainees from the prison in guantanamo bay. >> there was a question about his safety. we found an opportunity and took that opportunity. i will stand by that decision. >> there are legitimate questions about these individuals who are being released. these are the hardest of the hard core. these are the highest high risk people. >> we have now set a price. we will be holding hearings. this is not a partisan issue. it is just a matter of the law and breaking the law and not informing the congress according to the law. >> we did not have 30 days to wait. had we waited and lost him i don't think anybody would have forgiven the united states government. >> we i

abby huntsman and i often talk about politics in terms of tu-pac.am runded of the song i ain't mad at you. cochran is a conservative he's just not mad about it. that anger is weakness that the tea party is the weaker side of the equation. >> what do you think of tupac. >> kr think they have never been mentioned in the same sentence. i think we just created history on "the cycle." this race has gotten nasty. and the tone and not only the tone from mcdaniels but also the tone from across the board. four of his supporters were arrested after they allegedly took a photo of cochran's wife in a nursing home. these have nothing to do with how conservative you are. these are just bizarre incidents that haven't played to his advantage. and i think cochran to my colleague in mississippi said the campaign has gotten nasty. i don't have to mention him. he is getting himself all of the publicity that he needs. so it has been nasty but cochran has kind of played up the gentile southern gentleman who has been in washington for a long time. >> across the country in

. >> abby huntsman! >> since we're all about sports today, watch as i take on america's favorite pasttime. i hung out with the washington nationals which you can watch if you hang out at thecyc thecycle.msnbc.com. >> that was good. don't just visit san francisco. (water dripping and pipes clanging) visit tripadvisor san francisco. (soothing sound of a shower) with millions of reviews, tripadvisor makes any destination better. >>> and now to iraq under siege. john kerry has a message for the embattled country's neighbors. stay out. >> we've made it clear to everyone in the region that we don't need anything to take place that might exacerbate the sectarian divisions that are already at a heightened level of tension. and so it's very important that nothing take place that contributes to the extremism or could act as a flashpoint with respect to the sectarian divide. >> those comments coming as the syrian government bombed isis strong holds on the iraqi side of the border today. prime minister maliki says h

. >> i'm abby huntsman. this guy has 23 year and three presidents under his belt. let's hope that prepared him for his turn into "the cycle." >>> can you feel the excitement? can you taste the anticipation? not literally. but for once we're not talking about the election music, i'm talking about hillary clinton's new book and what it may or may not mean about her white house hopes. the full 635-page door stopper goes on sale tomorrow. a million copies have already been shipped. "hard choices" will almost certainly be a best seller. as some point out, there's not much news and others point out it does highlight some key elements where she and the president weren't figuratively on the same page, arming and training syria rebels, the russian reset which the white house has made her part of and the american prisoner swap that freed p.o.w. bowe bergdahl. her challenge is her relationship with the president. clintons are touting the clinton presidency as a possible third obama term maybe. 67% say hillary is a strong leader and more than half say she understands the probl

how about this 1 -- jon huntsman. tohink he is to reasonable be elected.riedman, too obvious. ok, reagan. >> reagan, would he be a moderate today? >> almost on the left, it feels like. >> so much of the platform has become -- >> we need to say thank you to our team for the last 24 hours of work. >> jeff rosenberg joining us from blackrock. "bloomberg surveillance" continues on radio. in the loop is up next. ♪ >> good morning. it is wednesday, june 11. we are live from bloomberg world headquarters. you are "in the loop." i am betty liu. the loop,rg is in -- weighing in on pay. what does he think of salaries now on wall street? also, neel kashkari, who worked feinberg with the treasury department. for governorning in california. after the stunning defeat of eric cantor, what is neel kashkari have to say about his own party, the republicans? the insurance company rescued by the government is getting a new ceo. toer hancock promoted replace rubber band goucher. -- bob benmosche. i spoke exclusively with him last night. we will bring you thoughts on that change

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he was an aide to governor jon huntsman. when he decided to run for the u.s. senate in 2010, as one of the first candidates of what would become known as the tea party movement against a powerful, entrenched, incumbent republican senator, virtually no one gave him a chance to win. he won at the republican convention in a shocking upset. he went on to win the general election in 2010. with 61% of the vote. he has a 100% score on the faith and freedom congressional scorecard. he's pro-life. he's pro-family. he's advocated social security and entitlement reform. he's advocated a next generation of welfare reform, called for basing our criminal justice reform on the right on crime principles. and he's also called for a new reform conservativism that offers an agenda for the 21st century, and a tax credit to strengthen the family. i think he's one of the brightest stars in the political affirmament today. please welcome mike lee. [ applause ] >> thank you very much, ralph. it's an honor to be here with all of you here today. it was great a minute ago to see dara, s

>> huntsman, tennis player, issued a report last year, roughly, that said maybe what we should be thinking about is giving business license liberally declined to hacked back. at least in the form of diminishing the damage that has been done, perhaps locking the data in the hackers's files that have been taken from the company or shutting down their computers in some manner. this has been described as a vigilante is some . is there some reason. is there some reason to that in your mind as one of the arrows in our arsenal for dealing with this big problem? >> as in all things it is dangerous to pick an extreme in that regard bond say you can never defend yourself or to say you have the authority to go all the way back to the adversary. either of those is an extreme option. there are analogs to this, these -- shooting at you in your own home you have the right and responsibility of defending yourself. and across the neighbor's yard you have the responsibility to be incredibly careful about how you shoot across the neighbor's yard and someone is harassing you, you need to fleet that up to the

john huntsman, he said that our future was in the trade routes of asia, he got zero response. it was a flat line as far as electoral politics is concerned. and he's nott an outsider. this was an insider, ambassador to china, someone deep in the foreign policy establishment. but there was no traction on that. so is there any political veiliance, or is the executive branch in its nature, the interventionist branch of government and has antibodies for that? >> go ahead. >> that's a great question. democrats have won a majority of votes in the last five. the one they didn't win, 2004, in which foreign policy played a major role. one of the things that i think is not appreciated enough, at the end of the cold war, it was a boon for democrats. they were seen as a more hawkish party, to be able to stand up to the communists, after the fall of the berlin wall and the soviet union, that argument faded. so republicans came up with a new boogeyman and they gained some political advantage from foreign policy. but in general, foreign policy doesn't play a huge role unless you're in the mid

two, political commentator, paul begala and ana navarro, republican strategist, chair for the 2012 huntsmanund bites. first this whole, shall we call it the first gaffe of potential hillary campaign 2016? who knows. the original sound bite, sitting down talking to dine "sawyane s followed up with remarks on "good morning america" this morning. take a look. >> we came out of the white house not only dead broke but in debt. we had no money when we got there and struggled to piece together the resources for mortgages for houses, for chelsea's education. you know, it was not easy. >> let me just clarify that i fully appreciate how hard life is for so many americans today. it's an issue that i've worked on and cared about my entire adult life. bill and i were obviously blessed. we worked hard for everything we got in our lives, and we have continued to work hard. >> paul begala, first at-bat here. listen, we all know that very wealthy people run for office especially potentially president, but, dead broke? doesn't that show she's a little rusty? >> it's simply a statement of fact. hasn't retrans