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that was missing in the mueller report. >> alex there's a government side of this which ambassador mcfallate business side. how aggressive should facebook be and how different are people at facebook than they were four years ago to prevent this from happening again? >> there has been a significant chae changes at google and facebook, they've changed their rules to decide who can run political ads. first, none of these changes have been legally mandated so they are optional. those companies can do the least amount necessary to get the media off their back and there are thousands of employees, for this not to be something that's decided in secret rooms inside of googed and facebook. we're asking the tech company to implement new standards that restrict the use of very fine grain targeting for political ads. that's about insent vising good use of political advertising by the campaigns. we're asking the companies to increase their transparency on this con techtencontent. so we need to have a safe space created for academics such as ambassador mcfall to see the content that's being pushed by o

i'm joined by ambassador michael mcfall, natasha bertrand, and david fromme. natasha, what have you been able to wort leer? >> vet van law enforcement officials tells us that this task force is the exact opposite. their mission has been the exact opposite, in a good way, of the president's stated mindset, which is that they are trying to fight foreign interference, foreinfluence operations, and this is a combination of sigh other security, counter-intelligence and counter-intelligence officials that are working with every field offices in the country in order to combat interference and combat this threat that the president has essential said, bring it on, open door, we welcome it. in that sense, he's made the fbi's job a lot harder. now it's emboldened the adversaries that want to attack the 2020 election. one of the things they expressed concern over was bill barr, who is responsible for, you know, the priorities that the fbi has, the budget, the resources, he's been extremely aligned with this white house. so how is he going to look at this priority? >> amba

that from ambassador michael mcfall. the white house says the two leaders went to meet behind closed doors for nearly an hour. prior to departing trump said their discussions were none of our business. indeed, the white house says election interference did not come up in today's discussion. trump's past meetings have been notable for remarks seeming to an solve the kremlin in meddling even though 16 intelligence agencies said that russia was indeed responsible. >> i believe that president putin really feels and he feels strongly that he did not mettle in our election. what he believes is what he believes. >> i addressed the issue of russian interference in our elections with president putin. i felt this was a message best delivered in person. spent a great deal of time talking about it. my people came to me and said they think it's russia. i have president putin. he just said it's not russia. i will say this. i don't see any reason why it would be. >> those comments you'll recall in ignited criticism at home as did trump

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