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. >> shepard: the "wall street journa journal", we share the same owner.here's how pleased the president is with his staff. listen. >> he's very pleased with the work of his staff. i think he's frustrated like i am and so many others to see stories come out that are patently false, "fake news." when you see stories get perpetrated that are absolutely false, that are not based in fact, it's troubling. he's rightly concerned. >> shepard: here's the things on false things. if they're false, tell us that. we asked about jared kushner trying to back channel before president trump was president trump and they wouldn't ask the question. if it's not false, tell us it's false. they have not done that. they say things that are false that are nonspecific falsities. is he happy with his team? >> i think with respect to sean spicer, the problems are not just what the president thinks about the news coverage. there's questions about personnel and he's being properly staffed by his white house. dubke's is one example of that. when i talked to senior advisers, he said eve

my pick in the "wall street journa journal", the wannacry cyberwarning.ditorial board writing, the episode underscores the folly of the u.s. law enforcement demand that tech companies install back doors into their services and devices james comey ran a public pressure campaign against apple in 2015 and 2016 when his agents couldn't break the increpe shun of the iphone of the san bernardino killers, and asked congress to mandate a dead kalted build in description key. brad smith, chief legal council writing in a blog post over the weekend was that it was on the nsa for making these v vulnerabili vulnerabilities. >> this was across the board yesterday, a big story front and center. one argument is that the punishments are not big enough to be preventive and have people not try do it this could cause huge damage to societies moving forward. maybe it already has. the punishment needs to be in line with that. >> this was just trying to collect money and ransom. can you imagine disruption -- >> the issue the authorities have, rewind a couple years, if they try

i kept turning the pages and thought i had chronicled my journey at rikers in my journa,t >> you use a lot of black history and other types of signage in terms of the black panther party, malcolm x. and you were talking about being on a different team at the same page. can you tell me how do you feel about it now after you've written about it and can you still go back? >> i do advocacy independently so i'm not working with any organizations right now. >> you had an epiphany and things kind of changed. can you talk about how you feel about that today? >> what pushed me out was not the kids. i probably would have left a lot sooner but i've grown so attached to them and felt a sense of responsibility and had this kind of mother bear protective thing with my kids in the class but it was theas the s administration and with the department of education that kind of created this straitjacket and i talk about it in the book it took away any creativity i could bring to the classroom. i had to wake up at 4:30 in the morning and it was a two-hour commute. and i'm an artist. i need to create and

shane harris a national security writer for the wa"the wall stre journa journal". shane, we thought tonight we were going to be talking about this meeting with the russian ambassador and russian foreign minister and trying to get a little bit more information about the russian ambassador. but the russian ambassador seems to end up the center of so many of these stories. is he a diplomat, or is he a spy? >> well, that's a great question, and the answer to that depends on who you ask and the fact that there's been this question, i think, swirling around him is very interesting. some lawmakers, i think senator warner on the intelligence committee has insinuated he's an agent. it would be not unthinkable, i suppose, but the russians have found plenty of other ways to try to recruit agents in washington. he's trying to exert some influence on behalf of the russian government, and we saw that most note appably with thep campaign. obviously he is now a friend of this administration. so he really has been for many years, but especially now the -- >> the russians came out a

does your intelligence unit open the journa drawer of unused thrt labels and pick one?of course not. when we fought the third reich we call them the third reich. not because we believe in a pure aryan millennium long future in biopic of course not, because they call themselves the third reich. during the cold war recalled the second red army the second red army not because it was the second thing intel people counted that day, but because that's what they called themselves. communists called themselves cas communists so we called them communists. so what did this group call it self? if you go to the arabic, it's very interesting. isis originally called itself the islamic state of iraq and al sham. al sham. what is that? if you look it up in every picture you will find it refers to the greater levant or to syria. that's what we got those acronyms. but that's a small part of what al sham means. sham in islamic prophecy is the equivalent of the christian megiddo. chan is the site that is -- sham is the site that is said to be the location of the last jihadist against the i

host: iis "washinon journa" a closed-door briefingn sues concerninghe jusce dertment investition into ssia's influence i the pridtial ection. the dayfter robert muelleas selected to leadhe investigation. we want to hear yourhohts on the appointment of a special , bualso what you think it mht produce in the