mr. zatko: yes, sir, i do. senator graham: one thing -- do you have a car? mr. zatko: yes. senator graham: do you have a driver' license? mr. zatko: yes, sir. senator graham: if you driver a car you need a license. real estate, you need a license. practice as a lawyer, you need licensed. is there any licensing requirement to run a social media company? mr. zatko: not beyond -- not to the best of my knowledge. senator graham: can you sue a social media company when they do you wrong? mr. zatko: i do not know. senator graham: the answer is no. they are not licensed. you can't sue them. to be shocked you have a problem that's naive on our part. here's what i promise to you, we are going to take your testimony, we are going to learn from it. we are going to create a system more like europe. a regulatory environment with teeth. an agency that came about after 1914, with the power to deal with privacy issues, content moderation, if you want to be in this space you have to harden your sights against foreign interference, you have to protect your sites against criminality, and if so

mr. graham: thank you. we're watching the storm closely. of course, it's a very historic storm as we look at this. so just appreciate the relationship and coordination with fema and also the state, the county, the local, and also the federal level, all the emergency managers. there's been coordination, briefings behind the scenes talking about this storm in the last week and we appreciate that relationship. actually, literally have my phone up here because things keep changing as we speak with a storm like this, it's very common. i'll be able to bring you the latest information right up here. although i wish this wasn't a forecast that i have to deliver, you know, you really look at this, i wish this wasn't a forecast that's about to come true. ok. so this is a devastating storm for parts of florida, not just on the southwest coast, but also inland associated with some of these impacts. this will be a storm we'll talk about for many years to come. so the impacts are under way, already starting to see those squalls getting into florida. we'r

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mr. zatko: yes, sir, i do. senator graham: one thing -- do you have a car? mr. zatko: yes. senator graham: do you have a driver' license? mr. zatko: yes, sir. senator graham: if you driver a car you need a license. real estate, you need a license. practice as a lawyer, you need licensed. is there any licensing requirement to run a social media company? mr. zatko: not beyond -- not to the best of my knowledge. senator graham: can you sue a social media company when they do you wrong? mr. zatko: i do not know. senator graham: the answer is no. they are not licensed. you can't sue them. to be shocked you have a problem that's naive on our part. here's what i promise to you, we are going to take your testimony, we are going to learn from it. we are going to create a system more like europe. a regulatory environment with teeth. an agency that came about after 1914, with the power to deal with privacy issues, content moderation, if you want to be in this space you have to harden your sights against foreign interference, you have to protect your sites against criminality, and if so

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following up it can be especially lonely and a little bit nerve-racking and we know from memoirs mrs. graham was wondering if this is such a great story what are other peoplereporting it ? there was a moment in october i think just after you published this story where there was an enormous boost post that was when walter cronkite devoted a significant part of 2 broadcast to the watergate story. bob, talk about what the significance of that was to the reporting you were doing and to the post . >> what cronkite did was utterly amazing. they did a 15 minute segment and essentially it's put our stories in the front page of the washington post and it was the whole basis for the 15 minute part and then we had a second 15 minute part prepared was down to seven minutes because what bill bailey ... >> had been approached by colson. >> and an approach by colson means i hammer andscrewdriver and he folded a little bit but not completely . and sally quinn was saying that was just ecstatic about that story catherine brown and her memoirs says at that point the washington post is this local paper. walter

mr. graham? >> yes environmental issues disproportionately impact black and brown communities. and so we cannot just focus on things having to do with police violence or other things that we deemed to be important. now that they are not important but we have to understand that all of these things that when they vote against having apa segments, restraints on certain things having to do with pollution and others. the aftermath of that is what you see happening in jackson, mississippi. this will not happen in a well to do right community. it just will not happen. these things would have been dealt with sometime ago and this has been a problem, as problems are not just happen. it has been in place and has been warned about for at least ten years. and now the it is too late in the process. we have to make it at the top of the list of what is important to us. >> finally mister, graves your father grammy punishment to call you butchers ago. we have talked about the culture a need for black turnout, and midterm cycle. and the impact black voters can have on these high profiles. i know

thank you. >> thank you, senator graham. mr. zatko, thank you for joining us, mudge, thank you for joining us. and i'd like to ask you in terms of the corporate incentives at the top of the company. something like pushing patches and security updates to employee devices, cyber hygiene is not easy about you that's a relatively low cost way to mitigate a lot of risk and there is significant risk, reputational risk, financial risk. so, why, based upon your experience working within twitter's corporate leadership, would the company not have elected to take that step, to mitigate risk in that relatively low cost way or other steps like that? >> i didn't see any financial incentives at the top levels that would then give prioritization to such efforts, in fact, i saw incentives counter to that, and combined with a culture where the company needs a crisis to operate, and is driven by crises. those didn't afford time or focus from what i saw to do the basics. >> and what are the incentives against something like patching? >> so, it was

mr. rosenbaum, i lead a bipartisan bill. the former chairman's grahamnd leahy, as well as others, to ensure we have jurisdiction to prosecute foreign war criminals who hide here. often, the united states will have the option to extradite someone who commits war crimes in a foreign country back to the scene of the crime. is this always the case? or are there some instances where we need a domestic prosecution option? >> thank, you senator. and we're glad that you and the chairman share of the justice department's commitment to ensuring that the united states is not a safe haven for the perpetrators of a war crimes and other atrocity crimes. and also that we have the tools that we need to bring such persons to justice if they do get into the night of states. extradition is sometimes an option, and the department of justice has pursued that. i think for example, the case of solomon -- who was investigated by my section, the human rights section, along with our partners outreach its own. we got him indicted with our partners in the u.s. attorney's office fo

the president framed this is a battle for the nation's all to which senator lindsey graham tweeted, without a respect, mrdent, there's nothing wrong with america's all come to the merc and people are hurting because of your policies. the president did attempt to separate what he considers to be mainstream republicans from trump allies but in a preemptive response to the speech, kevin mccarthy said this. >> the first lines out of his mouth should be to apologize for slandering tens of millions of americans as fascists. >> reporter: the president returned to the white house last night and we expect here from him again this afternoon when he speaks to the american rescue plan. ashley: alexandria at the white house. good morning from newsweek. what did you make of president biden's speech last night? it was pretty divisive, was it not? >> i am old enough to remember, calling half the nation a basket of deplorable's are talking about people living in failing industrial communities are saying they are clinging to the guns and religions and big trees was a gaff. now they are running on this with pride calling p

i landed at bob graham air phase -- airbase with a mr. rumsfeld and to see all that time that it along the afghan pakistan border with special ops. i was in the small afghan villages were 20-year-old captains were essentially mayors of these little villages trying to get girls to go to school and set up a water system and they did. amazing things were happening. i think we have written off a lot more then new original mission at how we got out and not would we get out that how we got out his sad anything former defense secretary gates on "60 minutes," i'd be remiss if i didn't say our condolences to the powell family and the loss of powell this week. he was a great, great man and he was larger than life when it came to washington but the stories that i have from researching reagan as his initial security adviser and i will just tell one very quickly and that is touring moschetto the final summit and family coming to the end where they are going to make the final deal and gorbachev keeps on saying there'll be a peaceful coexistence and we

senator lindsey graham said with all due respect, mr. president, there is nothing wrong with america's soul. the american people are hurting because of your policies. interesting that the president framed maga republicans as a threat to america as we know it. we also know that democratic groups have pumped millions of dollars into primary campaigns of candidates they would consider to be ultra-maga thinking it will help democratic candidates' chances come the general election. we expect to hear from the president within the hour as he talks about the american rescue plan. >> maybe he should have talked about that last night. the mid-terms a bit more than two months away now. a new op-ed in the "new york post" saying biden ditching that unity message is all about getting votes. the headline calling half the country fascists is a cynical political ploy. fox cause up with new yorkers to see what they thought about the current divide. >> he has been the most divisive president in the when is tree. >> more divided that ever and nothing to do

guest today is one of them, republican senator lindsey graham, who is perhaps the loudest, most loyal defender of donald trump in the us congress. now, mrrump seems intent on running for the white house again in 2024 but his legal troubles are mounting, so republicans face a decision — can they afford to remain the party of trump? senator lindsey graham, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. senator, you are deep in the political trenches with donald trump and right now, that looks like a pretty unhealthy place to be. does it feel that way to you? uh, no. if you're a republican, it's a good place to be because he's very popular among republicans. emerson college — not exactly, you know, a right—wing polling firm — has trump up in pennsylvania and some of the swing states. so, this election coming up in 80 days, they want to make it about trump, republicans want to make it about a failed presidency of biden, and we'll see where it shakes out. but no, the truth of the matter is that president trump and the republican party is seen as successful on issues that matter to the country, to conservatism, the court, the border, strong nation

guest today is one of them, republican senator lindsey graham, who is perhaps the loudest, most loyal defender of donald trump in the us congress. now, mr are mounting, so republicans face a decision. can they afford to remain the party of trump? senator lindsey graham, welcome to hardtalk.

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mr. trump and his adult children are saying, for example, lindsey graham saying, ask me if it's political, i think everything she is doing up there, meaning letitia james, is political, and most republicans, but time will tell. and senator rick scott is saying, i think the election is going to be on inflation, about schools, parents rights in schools and not things like this, essentially. ms. james, you can almost anticipate this criticism, emphasizing that her case is about documents, it's about statement, financial statements by the trump company that mr. trump, she says, was able to sign off on himself. even while he was president. talking about political terms, using the expression, about the art of the deal, and it is the art of the steal. and i'm sure to some extent they have been able to try and separate this, and what mr. trump says about everything that happens to him, of course, that it is a, it is a legal problem that he finds himself in, a political problem he finds himself in, and we will see how this is going forward. but again, the attorney general is making a point that th

welcoming to be some feedback on this senator lindsey graham tweeting this if we can put it up on the screen for our viewers and with all due respect mr. present there's nothing wrong with american soul the american people hurting because of your policies' the one and yes no lindsey is exactly right and is a part of the strategy to distract away from the policies and hurt the american people and somehow deflect the blame to his predecessor of all things and mega publicans and went here's this person who has the incredible luxury of having his party in the majority of the house and in the senate and as a result of that all-encompassing cover, they floated this economy with over now to have - $3 trillion of free money into an economy that was overly supercharged in an economy where the demand was already higher than supply an increased the demand we are still struggling through all of that but even with this week's job number still remain to be completely unwise but it's all looking flat in productivity, that's what i get wilkinson concerned about the predict and productivity the country we are in a recession and these are things that h

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mrs. thomas. her lawyer or the supreme court. a federal judge in south carolina says constitutional protections do not shield senator lindsey graham from testifying before a special grand jury investigating possible illegal efforts to overturn president trump's previous election loss in georgia. the senator will continue the appeals process we are told. he had originally been instructed to appear before that panel last month. former white house counsel pat cipollone and his deputy patrick philbin are schedule to do so appear before a grand jury in washington. the panel is investigating efforts to interfere in certifying the 2020 election results. both men have been cooperating with the house select committee's separate investigation. it's unclear the level of cooperation they will give to this grand jury auto new jersey man is pleading guilty to charges relating to the attack on officer brian sicknick during the capitol right of january 6th. julian admitted to a plea deal and admitted to dousing officers with pepper spray. retired new york police officer has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for his role in the capitol riot. th

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mr. republicans claimed and what the supreme court claimed but also -- and this is more predictable given that lindsey graham has been on every which side of every why including donald trump. here's what he said. >> the point i'm trying to make is this -- i think states should decide the issue of marriage and states should decide the issue of abortion. >> reporter: >> he's been consistent. okay. now, what is also striking here -- i mentioned policy and human rights first. we tried to cover the facts and law for you, but this is also fused with politics. and what is law if not just the function of old politics? so many democrats say they will use this. they have the passion. 59% of democrats say choice and women's rights is a top issue compared to just 33% of republicans. we turn now to someone you often see with a painting behind him operating from his headquarters in california. but he's with me in person today, che komanduri, a veteran of several presidential campaigns, including obama's. welcome, sir. >> great to be here, ari. >> it's not a big surprise or news that lindsey graham contradicted his own rec