coming up next, remember the former irs executive lois lerner? she wants her deposition sealed building a website in under an hour is easy with gocentral... ...from godaddy! in fact, 68% of people who have built their... ...website using gocentral, did it in under an hour, and you can too. build a better website - in under an hour. with gocentral from godaddy. decade. that's a look at the news right now. i'm kelly wright. david: as we all know, the irs will hunt you down for your taxes and personal info, but don't ask them for theirs. that's what some critics are saying this week after former irs official lois lerner asked a federal judge to keep her tea party targeting testimony sealed forever. now, most of us write a check directly to the irs every april. don't we have a right to see what they're doing with our money? >> of course we do and is there a more screaming obvious admission of guilt by lois lerner than she wants her testimony by prosecuting conservative nonprofits thrown into had a deep dark hole and poured over by cement. in fact, th

coming up next, remember the former irs executive lois lerner? she wants her deposition sealed forever, but taxpayers deserve answers? we'll debate that coming up. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this happen? it turned out, a lot of people fell short, of even the average length of retirement. we have to think about not when we expect to live to, but when we could live to. let's plan for income that lasts all our years in retirement. prudential. bring your challenges. >> live from america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright in washington. here is a look at the news. the navy identifying three service members lost in a plane crash in the philippines sea. they're steven colmes, airman apprentice, they were on the way and crews combed a thousand nautical miles before calling off the search. the shooting death of a texas state trooper. officials say the 32-year-old trooper damon allen during a traffic stop outside of dallas. he allegedly opened fire while allen was walkin

also, lois lerner was the face of the irs scandal.ow she wants to make sure that her testimony about targeting the tea party never sees the light of day. will she get what she wants? and president trump gets into it with the father of a basketball player who refuses to say thanks for bringing his son home from a chinese prison. potentially. is taking a lot of heat in the media, but owens says do not blame the president, blame the bad parents. >> the father of one of the americans really seem to have a problem with it. and frankly it doesn't seem like the father wanted the president to intervene, which i think would have been a sad thing if he hadn't. ♪ i'm all about my bed. this mattress is dangerously comfortable. when i get in, i literally say ahh. america loves the leesa mattress. we have more five star customer reviews than any other mattress of its kind. this bed hugs my body. i'm now a morning person. hello bed of my dreams. discover how leesa's innovative design provides an extraordinary sleep experience. then place your order.

but now lois lerner is not saying anything. keep that testimony quite net. >> she filed a motion to try to keep that testimony quiet. the height of irony, after years of harassing and abusing tea party folks, she doesn't want what she actually did to become to be known because she is afraid she might be harassed. i don't believe in harrassment or abusing irs officials or anybody else but the irony is thick here, david. david: here specifically what she says. she and ollie paz, who was her assistant at irs, say public dissemination of their deposition testimony would expose them and tear families to harrassment and a credible risk of violence and physical harm. they went beyond that they actually spoke of you, referring to them as thugs at one point saying that is the proof that if their testimony was exposed they would be subject to physical harm. >> yeah. well indeed i called them thugs. they behaved like criminal thugs, not like government public servants. i think it was a deserved comment but reality was this, they don't wan

lois lerner, remember her? she says her testimony that she gave behind closed doors in the tea party case can never see the light of day for the mark in public. she says if it does, she will be in danger. what did she say and there that has are so worried? a woman who knows what it's like to combine fear and the irs nex next. hillary clinton insists there is no scandal surrounding the controversial deal with russia, so what was at work and that uranium one deal? new information from the man who was undercover the entire time. november is epilepsy awareness month. i am the proud father of a very strong little girl named adelaide who was diagnosed with infantile spasms an incurable and debilitating form of epilepsy. it's been a devastating journey that has robbed my baby girl of normal development. that's why i have launched the my shot at epilepsy campaign and i'm asking you to join me. take your shot at the hamilton pose, donate to help us find a cure, and lastly, share it on social media. this is our shot to t

judge, michael r barrett, i suspect it will not last long, there is no clear and imminent danger to lois lerner. and the government has admitted, she was lying and deceptive. that she -- >> why isn't she being prosecuted. >> she should have been but obama didn't of justice did not prosecute her. lou: we're in november. >> now jeff sessions, the feckless -- >> i am adroit myself, about rod rosenstein, get on work. >> his allegiance has always been to liberal democrats, his mentor was barbara ma cull ski. >> the president, year ago saying he thought that idea of an at&t, and time warner merger was a bad idea. >> he was right. lou: his department of justice, is following through on that. and the ceo of at&t came out today, said, we're going to have cnn and basically threw down, against the federal government. i have never seen a ceo be so reckless, so ignorant. he is wasting shareholder money by the bucket because this is going to be a great way to have justice department insist that he spend about 5 years in court fighting this. >> absolutely, i wrote a column a year ago, when the merger w

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lois lerner. the emails, the special prosecutor, all of that. lou: that's it for us t watchin. here is lou dobbs. [♪] lou: good evening, breaking tonight, republicans making progress in their quest for tax reform. senate republicans unveil their tax plan as the house ways and means committee advance their tax legislation. the two measures, however, appear far apart. the house ways and means committee, its chairman kevin brady with us tonight. president trump and his counterpart pledging to work together against north korea's threats. outrageous comments from president trump's nominee to lead the department of homeland security. kirsten haglund says americans owe it to immigrant children to find a solution to daca. the battle over tax cuts. senate republicans today unveiling their tax plan, legislation very different from the house version that passed out of committee earlier today. now the hard work begins. reconciling the measures if they are passed by both houses of congress. mike emanuel with our report. >> the amendment is agreed to. >> tax

right now, other countries are so far the lois and then you wonder -- below us, you see companies leaving one after another. that will not be happening and i have stopped it even before this, but we are going to stopping it in full, people are coming back. we will be announcing very shortly possibly after i get back a major company that is moving back into the united states. it will be a major name. people will be very surprised, especially the country from which they are leaving will be surprised. under our plan, we will go from being one of the highest taxed nations in the world to one of the lowest, meaning more jobs, more factories, more plants, more opportunities right here in america where we want them. reduce taxes for businesses of all sizes. i must say that we are negotiating right now and have my full team here, tremendously trade deals, our trade deals are horrible. they were made by people that, honestly, it is sad, it is very said for our country. every trade deal we have is disastrous. we are negotiating our trade deals and if we have support from congress, we will make trad

lois epstein is with us. lois has been before the committee before. we welcome her back. she is the arctic program director for the wilderness society. following ms. epstein, we'll have mr. richard glenn, also a frequent flyer to the energy committee. he is executive vice president for land and natural resources with the arctic slope regional corporation. and it's good to have you back, richard. pat is the former special assistant for alaska affairs at the department of the interior during the previous administration. so welcome back, pat. and last on our panel is matthew cronin, a biologist and former research professor at the university of alaska fairbanks. and some of us know him as the caribou man, but certainly one that is well versed in the biology of many of these issues that we have been discussing. so thank you all for traveling the distance to be here today. thank you not only for your contributions before the hearing, but also for the good work that you do in your respective areas. aaron, if you would like to lead the panel off with your comments. again, try to

our next guest was one of her targets and wants to know what is lois learner hiding.es them feel. your emails are pouring in. ainsley: first we have trivia question this morning. born on this day in 1945, this actress is best known for her roles in the film shampoo and private benjamin. who is she? be the first to email us at friends@foxnews.com. brian: you will either get my book or ainsley's book, your choice. don't hurt my feelings ♪ country road ♪ carolina soul ♪ baby you're home grown ♪ yup. getting kinda' close to my ride. wow... now, that's how you make a first impression. they're going to love you... that's ford, america's best-selling brand. hurry in today for 0% financing for 72 months across the full line of ford cars, trucks and suvs! and just announced...get 0% apr for 72 months plus $1000 cash back! take advantage of these exclusive holiday offers during the ford year end sales event. patients they ask me all of the time. i tell them the thickness of your enamel determines essentially how white your teeth are going to be. the strength of your teeth needs

this strong response race is the suspicions of piano the bill and then lois. the n.y.p.d. we fused an interview request before nine. how do you see the two situations two different sets of law suits looking at surveillance how do you see the thing connecting the causes factions within the movement right so there's many different ways that surveillance can manifest so paranoia internal conflicts about when it does become the mobile i think i mean i think either technological surveillance or human surveillance they're just different methods right like the. the point is the same either way which is to prevent organizing from happening or from being effective. when we think of the police as kind of an mean traill enforcer of the law we understand that police should only undertake investigations where there's evidence of criminal wong doing alex my time is a professor who can call each has research political policing. but the history of political policing is a history of the surveillance of individuals and organizations based on their political beliefs not on their criminal beh

carlos is donating blood despite his busy job he's a regular blood donor at the red cross center and lois on carlos sees his act as a sign of commitment to the community. at the foot of the state it's more than one hundred million donations are collected each year worldwide in two thousand and fifteen. the swiss red cross registered three hundred eleven thousand donations the figure diminishes each year and they're constantly seeking new donors their message is clear giving blood saves lives. don't do much if new. sickish it might add to. sit for them one. more sin office won't forget the additional. bit because. if. it does couldn't keep one. pushed who've come your juice said with glee but he's not the only one to be interested health is also an industry and blood donations are subject to the laws of the market. but not for. the. yes. when you were not before giving blood these swiss donors must complete a medical question ear and give their informed consent in particular there is one line at the end of the form a sentence in small letters i am aware that some components of my donation

west chester police say smoke inhalation killed mildred gad, theresa month loy and delores and thomasarker all lived at the barclay friends facility. investigators are still looking into what started that fire that displaced 137 people. >>> a viral video of a brawl between two high school hockey clubs so out of hand that brawl. prosecutors have actually filed charges. it happened in march. but today some of the players found out they're going to now stand trial. fox 29's dave kinchen is live in havertown, dave? >> reporter: lucy, detectives and prosecutors looked at not one but several pieces of video of this incident over the course f months before finally filing charges. >> it happen on the ice. you know, sometimes tempers nair while you playing sports. >> reporter: criminal charges filed against six members of last year's ridley hockey club following this brawl with cw west players during the class 2a quarter finals for the nears cup this past march, that's catching many ridley high school parents by surprise. >> i don't think charges should have been filed. >> reporter: montgomery

carlos is donating blood despite his busy job he's a regular blood donor at the red cross center and lois on carlos sees his act as a sign of commitment to the community. and it's something i think that's more than one hundred million donations are collected each year worldwide in two thousand and fifteen. the swiss red cross register three hundred eleven thousand donations the figure diminishes each year and they're constantly seeking new donors their message is clear giving blood saves lives. so people don't want it new. sick or it might add to. them want to do more. good in addition. to. that. this couldn't keep one. pushed who've come in can the board to put the naked push on to get. this woman for woman. if. they have blood is a quite peculiar juice said posts dabble with glee but he's not the only want to be interested health is also an industry and blood donations are subject to the laws of the market. but not for. what will this. is when you don't before giving blood the swiss donors must complete a medical question here and give their informed consent in particular there is one l

warrant for the ousted leader of catalonia is expected to be issued on friday catalyst huge amounts lois says the move has already been approved in madrid but there's been no official word from the spanish capital but mount is currently in belgium and has urged peaceful resistance from catalyst and just spend a lot of. if we can expect a long and fierce repression of the fury in which the spanish state has attacked a beautiful european nation is outrageous and is threatening us all but we cannot fail we must fight it we will do this as catalans have always done without violence peacefully and with respect for everybody's opinions david is following developments from brussels. lawyer here. brussel said that he told him that an arrest warrant had been issued against him and four of the cabinet ministers in exile here in brussels but the national court that was hearing the case in madrid said there had been no official confirmation about but it does appear that this arrest warrant as you're aware from the warrant will be served against both bush tomorrow and his cabinet ministers here. prob

lois lerner. the emails, the special prosecutor, all of that. of that. >> we are not phoning to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. i am always going to put america fist the same way i expect all of you to put your countries first. cheryl: president trump delivering a fiery speech on the world stage in vietnam but the big question on everyone's minds, would he come face to face with russian president vladimir putin. lauren: senate unveils tax reform plan but looks a lot different from house version. what does this mean for getting tax reform done this year? cheryl: one day after the senate

diplomatic compound in benghazi libya has been acquitted of the most serious charges of metal bogota lois found guilty of conspiracy but acquitted on murder charges u.s. ambassador to libya chris stevens and three other staffers were killed in that attack car bomb has exploded outside the finance ministry offices and yemen's southern port city aden at least four people have been killed eisel has claimed responsibility. pope francis has preached a message of forgiveness in his first public mass in me in mars largest city young girl and a crowd of one hundred fifty thousand people turned out to see the pontiff in the predominantly buddhist nation during his keynote speech the day earlier pope francis call for respect for the rights of all ethnic groups but avoided using the name the me and mars persecuted retention minority who. i knew that many of you mean marbury the wounds of violence both visible and invisible the temptation is to respond to these injuries with the worldly wisdom that will make the king in the first reading is deeply flawed so we think that healing can come from anger a

me and soldiers of rape arson and killings and are taking shelter in neighboring bangladesh flunks loy has more from the un go on. she's there on a trip according to the rakhine state spokesman to show that barest ability in the region now she's accompanied by a group of some twenty other people including ministers the home affairs minister resettlement minister police officers as well as prominent business people including xaus all who at one point when the country was still led by the military government were blacklisted by u.s. authorities now we spoke to the government spokesman who said she was going to visit northern rakhine state hmong door cording to developments posted on facebook by some local media she visited two villages at one of the village she delivered remarks to people and she said everybody wants to live together in peace and to achieve this we must work hard now and she also apparently took questions from some villagers and her advice to them was when you encounter problems you have to let the government know the government is trying to push the narrative that peace

no lines just thanksgiving morning shopping, for lois harris it was a tradition. >> who is she? >> my granddaughter. >> how is she doing? she is curious. she is throwing stuff in the cart. >> and festive hand towels there. >> and if you wonder why lauren's dad was not helping -- >> he is at home cooking. >> he is cooking? >> is it going to be any good. >> yes, his lasagne is pretty good. >> homemade lasagne today sounds delicious i have not got a chance to eat thanksgiving dinner yet. you see a lot of people waiting in line to get here into this best buy to get the deals and they sound great and they got a 50 inch flat screen for $180. hope everyone stays safe. >> thank you bob. nydia han rolled out her black friday play book. a lot of stores rolled out deals exclusively for our 6 abc viewers. and the codes for the deals are on 6abc.com. >>> well it's 98 years and countsing for the philadelphia fixture. the 6 abc dunkin donuts thanksgiving day parade coloring eakins oval again today. chopper 6 hd over the performers that put on one heck of a show. if you did not get there we tha

lois lerner. the emails, the special prosecutor, all of that. lou: that's it for us tonight. good night from new york. kennedy: house and senate leaders reveal plans to cut your taxes. did bill clinton say the president had a hard time telling the truth? delicious irony. grab a fork. it's time to feast. this whole thanks reform ruse is utter nonsense. as the shell game shifting your money is turning both houses against each other. senate republicans answered the challenge and threw a suitcase of monkey wrenches keeping the mortgage deduction to $1 million and delaying the corporate tax cuts to a year. some middle income earners will end up paying more in the end. entitlements gobble up $2 trillion of the budget. and defense. these tax cuts may give you the false sentence you get to keep more your money. but the gambit is fooling you into paying the same or more in other realms. imagine you go to the doctor are neck pain you have had since 2008. he says he can fix your neck pain, but only by giving you a terrible stomachache. that's what happens here. when the government gives

wasn't just about enforcing the law like violations that occurred before our very eyes by the clintons, loiserner, loretta lynch, it's about preventing a complete takeover of the justice system by infiltrating in the minds of millennials and militant forces that justice tolerates violence. that's my open. tell me what you think on my facebook page, twitter and instagram, #judgejeanine. joining me is a her to and conservative columnist, ann coulter. they stride to stop you from -- they tried to stop you from speaking at berkeley and did. >> i have been subjected to leftist violence for 20 years now. you and i need bodyguards. my long-time bodyguard died a year ago today from a freak accidents. but i have to go around with bodyguards. michael moore, bill maher, chelsea handler doesn't. the left has always been the violent one. this has always been true. i wrote about it in the my book "demonic." every presidential assassination if it had a political motive, it was from someone on the left. every single one. some were totally crazy. sometimes there are crazy people. but the left is constantly j

lois lerner. the emails, the special prosecutor, all of that. prosecutor, all of that. >> we are not phoning to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. i am always going to put america fist the same way i expect all of you to put your countries first. cheryl: president trump delivering a fiery speech on the world stage in vietnam but the big question on everyone's minds, would he come face to face with russian president vladimir putin. lauren: senate unveils tax reform plan but looks a lot different from house version. what does this mean for getting tax reform done this year? cheryl: one day after the senate surprised wall street in delay in cutting tax rates, u.s. stock market futures pointing to much lower open. dow lower by 71 points. lauren: on top of yesterday's 10-plus selloff. cac in paris is down half a percent. cheryl: uncertainty about u.s. tax reform. all indexes but the shanghai in the red. lauren: we do have good news friday morning, that's for star wars fans. new movies are in the works and that's not all, fbn:am star

lois lerner. the emails, the special prosecutor, all of that. lou: that's it for us tonight.ght from new york. kennedy: house and senate leaders reveal plans to cut your taxes. did bill clinton say the president had a hard time telling the truth? delicious irony. grab a fork. it's time to feast. this whole thanks reform ruse is utter nonsense. as the shell game shifting your money is turning both houses against each

lois lerner. the emails, the special prosecutor, all of that. lou: that's it for us t watchin.ood evening, breaking tonight, republicans making progress in their quest for tax reform. senate republicans unveil their tax plan as the house ways and means committee advance their tax legislation. the two measures, however, appear far apart. the house ways and means committee, its chairman kevin brady with us tonight. president trump and his counterpart pledging to work together against north korea's threats.

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come out in the last week about al franken, rose, conners tonight, democrat of the house, that it a loys to say ah, it's happening to everyone. >> it's just the opposite. charlie rose got fired after a long career with cbs and he's paying a heavy price what price is roy moore paying, any? no, just go to it. >> what about donald trump the 13 women that accused him during the campaign is a different lesson he's learned. >> i agree and it's one of the happy facts about american life that some people are not held accountable but we is our president and i think donald trump probably would not have been as supportive of roy moore had he himself paid a bigger price. >> so the president one of the other things he did today he actually teased the fact he might go campaign for roy moore he was asked directly he said we'll get back to you next week he's not ruling it out. >> not ruling it out. i imagine he will. let me go back to the point before the presidency. teddy roosevelt said presidency is preeminently a place of moral leadership, to resolve sticky issues to figure out what is right for the

side note, lois lerner was the head of enforcement years ago, just saying. [laughter] so i said, i am glad you called. we were just talking about judicial selection. and the voice said, you are? we actually have somebody in the campaign who will help us. they were very excited. i said former chief of staff to president bush. he has a lot of experience. [laughter] mr. mcgahn: there is this a deafening pause on the other end of the phone. being in des moines, i thought the phones went down. [laughter] mr. mcgahn: i hear on the other side a throaty, it is good you have someone helping. [laughter] mr. mcgahn: i said yes, it will be great. he has experience and a proven record. we asked him to come up with a different lists. the first list, we want mainstream folks, not a big paper trail. the kind of folks that will get through the senate and will make us feel good that we put some pragmatic folks on the bench. [laughter] mr. mcgahn: the voice on the other end of the line, i could just hear this gasp. [laughter] mr. mcgahn: i said, we are going to have a second l

side note, lois was head of the enforcement years ago, just saying. so i said, oh, i'm glad you called. we were just talking about judicial selection, and the voice on the other end said, you we actually have somebody in the campaign that's going to help us. h, who, very excited, who is it, former chief-of-staff to president bush, johnson nunnen. he has a lot of experience. there is this -- [laughter] this deafening pause on the other end of the phone, des moines, the phones went down. hear on the other side this sort of throaty kind of, well, t's good you have someone helping. i said, yes, it's going to be great. he has experience and a proven asked him to come up with a couple of different lists. list we want mainstream folks, not a big paper trail, and, you know, the of folks that, you know, will get through the senate and, feel goodwill make us that we put some pragmatic folks bench. so the voice said, on the other sort of uld hear this gasp. and so i said we'll have a second list. the second list, we asked him to together some folks, kind of too

side note, lois was head of the fcc enforcement years ago, just saying. so i said, oh, i'm glad you called. we were just talking about judicial selection, and the voice on the other end said, you are, yeah, we actually have somebody in the campaignthat's going to help us. oh, who, very excited, who is it? former chief-of-staff to president bush, johnson nunnen. there is just this deafening pause. i thought maybe the phones went down. thisr on the other side of aty it's good that you have someone helping. we had him come up with different lists. we want a mainstream folk. not a big paper trail. and, you know, the kind of folks that, you know, will get through the senate and, you know, will make us feel good that we put some pragmatic folks on the bench. so the voice said, on the other end, i could hearthis sort of -- hear this sort of gas. we are white have a second list, to put together some folks that are too hot for prime time. people who have written a lot. we want to get a sense that -- you understand, will that make people nervous. he said ok. what y

the mayor of brownsville texas let me set up a stage and essential loi roast the undocumented community to come out. it was a free show. 800 people came out because everyone down there has someone affected by this issue. so i thought it was important. shout-out to the im grants for having a good sense of humor. taking a joke. it's so important. >> interesting that they too were able to laugh at themselves. you say comedy can provide a platform to deliver the unfiltered truth. it makes it easier for people to swallow. do you believe this special changed any minds on immigration? >> i do. because i don't come at it from a political perspective. i talk about the people. the dreamer people who it's heart breaking. they come to america as babies. they know no other life. they don't have another home besides america and apply for citizenship. which i actually think is a lot of leverage to have on your parents. if it you're legal and your parents are undocumented, son, clean your room. really, mom? i'm going to call i.c.e. see if they want to clean your room. you try to bring some levity, laug

lois -- local currency debt score as been cut to junk.also threatened to slash its ranking to the same level, raising the risk of a selloff. it has been placed on be aa three. downgrade.le iraq says it plans to work -- to return to the global bond markets to raise my capital. 2018 budget will be to. 2 billion. >> have you hired banks yet? >> we have to get the approval of the budget first area -- first. juliette: let's get a check of markets in asia. we have had a fairly negative session coming through. .25%.kkei falling the hung saying is down. downe heinz saying that is is down.ng send ig having a look at some of the movers, i should say samsung the worst performer. down 4.8%. morgan stanley down -- on a tear with some downgrades. it is expecting samsung to be trading at 2.1, down from 2.9. some profit taking coming in. boe tech down by about 9%. nintendo up by 2.4%. it looks like nintendo switch was one of the biggest sellers on black friday. thank you very much. it's a big week in washington. republican lawmakers scrambling to lock up

zone in putney vermont where he says what a week with lpa which was his wife and admission assistant lois and i write in putney on friday. there was one to come up big enough to pick. by monday there were 30, a bushel string beans, early potatoes and carrots already for the harvest. so george aiken being interested in agriculture always been interested in gardening and wildflowers throughout his life, starts this important diary entry for an important week in u.s. political events with consummation of where his garden is at, burying the lead as they say. when you get to page six of this entry he finally gets to the big news of the week so the big news of the week, of course the big sensation was the resignation of richard m nixon as president of the united states. although i causally oppose resignation on his part preferring the impeachment process if you were found guilty of the charges made against him, my position collapsed on monday when he admitted that statements had been making for the last two years were not true and that he was aware of the watergate break-in scandal soon after i

about enforcing the law like violations that occurred before our very eyes by the clintons and by lois lerner, loretto lynch, eric holder in that lot but instead it is now about preventing a complete takeover of the justice system by infiltrating in the minds of millennial and militant forces that justice is tolerant of violence. that is my opening. tell me on what you think about my facebook page, twitter and instagram page. we are waiting for president trumps joint press conference with the president of vietnam. we will bring it to you live when it happens. also on deck, ambassador john bolton, and people would ask me in different countries that we traveled, what is your nationality and i would always answer hispanic. so when i got my ancestry dna results it was a shocker. i'm everything. i'm from all nations. i would look at forms now and wonder what do i mark? because i'm everything. and i marked other. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. judge jeanine: we are waiting president trumps joint press conference conference with the president

lois is up first from californi california. line for independence. good morning. >> caller: happy holidays. i hope you're having a wonderful time. i've only got a little bit of accounting background but when you have money coming in and going out, i've been watching this happen since the junior bush was in office with osama b bin ladin and saddam hussein. we all a lot of money out to a lot of people. if they get upset with us in any way for not tottering to their demands, how are we going to balance this? nobody ever thought trump would pull the mortgage interesting back because he owns properties all over the world. this will affect people all over the world. in california youou have million-dollar homes and $500,000 homes that people have bought and are playin paying interest on. how is this going to work out. we were thinking about using that 1 trillion-dollar coin -- >> host: that's a lot of issues you brought up. i'll let him talk about the balancing side. what is the balance that republicans need to meet in using the reconciliation process. >>

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. >> and right now seeing the dominance of platforms like facebook, the kind of stuff i loi live with here in silicon valley. same questions asked about pervasive and ubiquitous and perhaps do adair say monoanlistic companies like facebook and twitter in our lives. interesting the doj is taking this on but hasn't yet started to asked same questions about the companies where i live, like facebook. >> a holistic approach would be interesting and not unwelcome to have the larger discussion. this doesn't feel like the larger discussion. it feels very specific and feels like to has something to do with cnn. >> feels very personal. >> feels personal. exactly right. michael good to see you. managing partner at heroic ventures joining us from california. >>> all right. coming up, the yahoo! and equifax hacks which affected hundreds of millions of americans with a focus of a contentious hearing on capitol hill today. a lot of apologies, not solutions. we saw frustrated lawmakers. >> some of us are, it's too late. but it our kids, it's not too late and we've got to look to the future and protec

i am going to welcome to come up lois vietri,l, ,andy carter, robert levering and myra macpherson.he has copies of her book to give away. take it away. myra: can you hear me? ok. can you hear me now? should i shout? dear. terry: you're going to have to speak from the podium. myra: is this working? ok. i have been warned that i have like half a minute to introduce these people because of the timeframe. i was also given a minute and a half to talk about the book i wrote called "all governments lie, the life and times of rebel journalist ira stone." thank you. the most important thing is that when terry was talking about 1967, all of you who read it know he was indefatigable. he was a historian and new what was going on, and he knew it was all wrong. in 1964, just two weeks after cansaid the gulf of time test the gulf of -- the gulf of tonkin and used that as an excuse, he said it was a lie. where is the debris? were we not provoking it? we know that was exactly right. my great anger at the mainstream media is that they look at him would --ffy lefty who they wouldn't recognized his ab

official lois lerner, former navy seal chris kyle and positive stories about conservative politicians. the reports revealed that reports by conservative outlets like "washington examiner" and newsmax that were popular enough to be picked up by facebook's algorithm were excluded until "the new york times" and cnn began covering the same stories. last month, twitter barred marsha blackburn from advertising her campaign launch video because it deemed a line about her efforts to investigate planned parenthood to be inflammatory. the susan b. anthony list had a video advertisement against a political candidate blocked on twitter because it referred to partial birth abortion as being akin to infant cide. -- to infanticide. those are all political positions that people can take in our democratic society. but it is disconcerting if those political positions become a lens through which the american consumers consume news. so i want to ask each of you, do you consider your sites, mr. edgett and mr. stretch, to be neutral public fora? >> senator, we think of facebook as a platform for all ideas