senator warner: i think mr. zuckerberg acknowledged self-regulation is not going to cut it.o be rules of the road. they need to include more transparency, more protection for privacy, the ability for americans to know if they are talking to a human being versus a bot, and that we have to move around election security issues. on a lot of these issues, i felt there was not a full meeting of the minds. we did not go through full legislation, but i think he realizes that the status quo and the kind of days of the wild, wild west are over. >> in terms of antitrust investigations, if facebook is too big, did that topic come up? where does that stand in the senate? senator warner: a number of judiciary committee members were there. i will not get into what specific questions they ask. i think there was more conversation about things like election security, like identity validation so that we can cut back on some of the hate speech, the manipulation that oftentimes has been used by foreign spy services basically trying to represent them selves as the specifict comments on issues lik

warner. >> thank you, mr. chairman and great to see the witnesses.i will start with you and pick up on the line of questioning about the cra. i think you have been quoted as saying you feel like the cra is classified into a degree it's 1995 i don't agree taken a major look at how we modernize. i am concerned i think other colleagues with the notion that those who see in the fdic would move forward on regulation without the feds and i think that would be a huge mistake with the series of the community out and certainly during the house financial service community you are asked a question but i don't think i got a full answer about whether you feel like you will be proceeding and participating in the occ modernization effort. >> i wish he was here where he said he thought the fed was not going to be involved so for the record and for my colleagues, can you clear up whether you intend to have the fed involved in this much needed reform process. >> this is a continuing effort to look at cra modernization, there is an agreement among the agencies as well

. >> harris: senator warner tweeted this just now. mr. barr is acting incredibly bad faith with revisionous campaign to undermine thorough two-year i.g. investigation. the attorney general is substituting convenient facts. back and forth on twitter and back and forth on camera has been a busy day. what is reaction when you hear that about the a.g.? >> it doesn't surprise me, i don't agree, the a.g. is making point there is more to come. the i.g. has lower threshold to start an investigation and then there is a lot less they can do. the next report, horowitz report, will have a bigger scope. >> harris: one last question and we'll move to the next topic. i'm curious about timing of release of this. we've been waiting since june. this was the first notification that we might be getting the i.g. report from michael horowitz. i mean, you have this ramp-up now to impeachment vote, we saw the articles of impeachment come out today. what is the white house, what is the president's take on if they are going to do that, let's look at a situation th

it goes disney, warner media and then the mr. banana people. the soul media company. as of november this year third largest on youtube. quote, it is run by russian nationals based in and managed from cyprus. funds itself from ad revenues worth tens of millions of dollars. and last year in 2018 it purchased a small suite of facebook advertisements and made those purchases in rubles. the weird revisionist history joseph stalin robin hood they're promoting online is a tiny little sliver of the space the company is taking up on youtube. the link online to the smart banana fake history videos are linked to other video producing entities like five-minute crafts and 7-second riddles and something called bright side and five minute magic. it's all this random click bait sort of highly optimized content on youtube. so, like, at five-minute crafts girly which they say is the female version of their five minute crafts channel one of the things they teach you to do is to clean your toilet by pouring a pepsi into it. you don't have to scrub, just pour the pepsi and your toilet is

warner. >> thank you, mr. chairman. great to see the witnesses. vice chairman quarles, i want to start with you again and pick up on some of the line of questioning about cra. i think you've been quoted as saying you feel like the cia is a little formulaic and ossified, to the degree it's 1995 i don't think we've taken a major look at how we need to be modernized. i am concerned as i think of the colleagues are that with the notion that the occ and the fdic would move forward on regulation without the feds impact, and to think that would be a huge mistake would leave a series of the community out. yesterday conquering the house financial services committee you asked a question but i don't think i got at least my review of the question i didn't get a full answer about whether you feel like you will be proceeding and will be participate in the occ modernization efforts. i wish mr. otting was here where he basically said he thought the fed was not going to be involved. so for the record and for my colleagues, can you clear up whether you intend to ha

mr. in libya there's been fighting near tripoli airport between forces loyal to warner khalifa haftar government troops follows a television announcement by have to on thursday where he called for a decisive battle for the capital after his base in eastern libya ordered the offensive to seize tripoli in april but his forces have been largely confined to the outskirts ever since. also you can head lights the news continues here on al-jazeera ass to our surprise we will catch up with a little bit later bob. the explosion of plastic waste across the world threatens the very survival of life on our planet. every year up to $12000000.00 metric tons of plastic and. from poisoning marine life littering landscapes and cloaking waterways plastic waste in the environment is set to trickle in the next decades the problem is so vast it can seem.

warner. >> and he was a democrat at the time. >> yes. >> i did not know president mrs. the inauguration, putting that this book, and a photograph of him in the elevator, the big freight elevator, at one of the inaugural balls, to me really went to the heart of who these people are. i mean, if i make a picture like this, i love the idea of the pictures, but the main thing is that i think i have revealed something about people that i did not know, because i had not covered the campaign. pizza ended up being about most photographer and was in, there a county shell who is working for time, but look at this. it is like a high school prom moment. i mean, you really learn something about who they are, and you learn something about who he is, also. >> now, as i recall, this is the first time this was shot. >> it, was the first time i photographed him. >> you've got to be careful these days, from what i mean. >> mister president -- oh so, has he changed to work for you? >> does it look like it i would say, no. no, i was covering the campaign for politico and then for cnn and i c

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mr. warner: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from virginia. mr. warner: rewe in a quorum call? mr. president, i rise today to draw attention to a group of veterans who served this country decades ago but who continue to suffer to this day as a result of their service. i'm talking about hundreds of thousands of veterans who were exposed to agent orange during their service. from 1962 to 1975, the united states sprayed over 20 million gallons of agent orange across vietnam, cambodia, and laos. millions of our service members, not to mention millions of vietnamese civilians were is exposed. 50 years later hundreds of thousands of vietnam era veterans are paying the price. from the start the federal government tried to slow walk attempts to cover the care these veterans earned. it wasn't until 1991 that the v.a. recognized the connection between agent orange exposure and several diseases and conditions. finally allowing these veterans to seek medical treatment from the v.a. currently the list of conditions recognized by the v.a. stands at 14, but the s

mr. warner: mr. president, first of all, let me acknowledge my friend and colleague and chairman of my committee, richard burr, for his great work. i'll talk about him in a moment. i do hope the record captured the nice things he said about me. usually he characterizes me in a different way, but i'm grateful for his comments today. mr. president, i rise today in support of the national defense authorization act for fiscal year 2020 which includes the damon, paul nelson and matthew young pollard intelligence authorization act for fiscal years 2018, 2019 and 2020. congressional passage of the intelligence authorization act provides support for our nation's critical intelligence programs and ensures that the hardworking men and women in the intelligence community have the authorities and resources they need to defend our nation. it also improves the oversight of our nation's 17 intelligence agencies which operate around the globe. before i have get into the specifics -- before i get into the specifics,