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now isu are seeing right the competition with the media.ecause of the internet and the cable television. they compete for advertising dollars. in the press, they pick a niche and they go with that. whatever the demographic and population they appeal to. you could say fox is more conservative. but they'll pick out a status and a bias. why? to track viewers and advertising dollars. this isn't the free press. this is a big business. host: aside from that, the president's tweet himself. what do you think of that? caller: i think he is just reacting and i don't have any problem with that. people punching back. but he is punching back against -- against a big business. host: we go to columbia, maryland on the democrat line. good morning. caller: i think it is awful that people believe in him. and if you notice, before he started campaigning, he was on all of the networks. by the time he started campaigning, he did turn around on the press. i think putin told him that the first thing to do was to get rid of the press. he looks at the media. and he

. >> without the nazi low rider code of honor to adhere to, speedy can work with isu.pout, he is blatantly breaking gang ranks by helping officers gather intelligence, working directly with officer morales, who he has known for four years. >> hi, speedy. >> i think to myself as giving something back. if it's saving somebody from getting hurt, then that's cool. that's all right. >> i brought you in today because i want to actually kind of get more insight on gangs, weapons, how they're made. because i know every step we try to take, you're always one up. >> exactly. we've got 24 hours to stay ahead of you. you only come here for eight hours. so you got to step up your game to keep up with us. >> what is this working for? >> this right here is a plastic bottle, a pepsi bottle or something that you buy off the canteen. you take a rubber glove that's accessible all over the place, put it on the end of the water bottle with a rubber band, tighten it down, and then take a projectile, whatever, a pill or a pie of metal, anything hard, put inside that, grab it, pull it, pop it

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experts isus of tech that if you create these backdoors, you will increase the vulnerability of people across the board, and given the fact that the vast majority of people are innocent and we all have sensitive data stored on these systems, a backdoor is the wrong way to go. >> cai just ask one question? consensus of everyone in the tech community is backdoors are a bad idea, why does apple have a backdoor? why does microsoft give us automatic updates we cannot turn down? they have built a backdoor in. >> i am not a computer scientist, i am relying on people who have made this point. none of us on the stage of theirer scientists, but view is that by installing a backdoor that would allow you to override encryption, you will make the data less to cure. overwriten't encryption, am not worried about my u2 album. [laughter] >> the backdoors we are talking about and what is being suggested is the back door that allows you to decrypt something encrypted. >> apple can put anything on your phone to run anywhere, and make it do anything. backdoor. >> if you have an encrypted cap app, and you h

experts isus of tech that if you create these backdoors, you will increase the vulnerability of people across the board, and given the fact that the vast majority of people are innocent and we all have sensitive data stored on these systems, a backdoor is the wrong way to go. >> cai just ask one question? consensus of everyone in the tech community is backdoors are a bad idea, why does apple have a backdoor? why does microsoft give us automatic updates we cannot turn down? they have built a backdoor in. >> i am not a computer scientist, i am relying on people who have made this point. none of us on the stage of theirer scientists, but view is that by installing a backdoor that would allow you to override encryption, you will make the data less to cure. overwriten't encryption, am not worried about my u2 album. [laughter] >> the backdoors we are talking about and what is being suggested is the back door that allows you to decrypt something encrypted. >> apple can put anything on your phone to run anywhere, and make it do anything. backdoor. >> if you have an encrypted cap app, and you h

heavy jank and this amazing exploration of american old blues banjo and string music to chris sandal isu. on our second special will feature her she won the twenty thirteen best female album by the critics music critics awards she premiered the video for her album exclusively on ryan seacrest she was a finalist at the bulk southern musician competition the album she's performing in the special was awarded the best female e.p. in the two thousand and sixteen alley music is a word and she was awarded the best female artist at the twenty seventeen international acoustic music awards it's pretty amazing and then she also fun fact sometimes performs with her twin sister and they do music together which is just this incredible sort of moment but is this come with oh yeah it's chris angeles is this really is the song is about heartbreak the beautiful songs about heartbreak and i think we all kind of understand those feelings and what her music does kind of allow us to go in that in this clip we asked her about that journey that she took from the farm to having a seat at the table. my mom says t

culture isue that something that comes through education, and education that is happening in the territories is incitement. if we are going to have a prospect for peace, we will have a prospect for two states living culture will the have to accept that. that will come from the education. another questions you have addressed education and the importance to educate young people in the territories, which i cannot agree with more. my question is, when you look at ra, it is been a place for years. is there the opportunity to take the beneficial services, as you said, that there are good that and findm unyra perhaps other agencies, and get to a point were after 70 years, this special, unique situation can be streamlined into the operations of the u.n. and the palestinian of authority. ms. haley: i agree with everything you said. >> i will lead to answer, but i have to go vote. ms. haley: we would support that push. [laughter] >> well, i want to thank ambassador haley for your testimony today. it is 1:00 and you have a lot of work to many had tried before you and we wish you luck. we see that you i