>> in the morning i read the new book the trend of the conservative policy newsletter. i can't watch cable anymore honestly, i don't watch one minute of it. besides that i get the transcripts when he's on s he ii don't have to watch it. cable is just terrible. that's really it. there's nothing else on cable -- >> dana perino. >> okay there are two good shows. >> i've wanted to test the limits. >> besides that, i punish myself with twitter most of the day. >> i must be the only one here at that reads not only "the new york times" and "washington post" both an array of four in the press to see how the issues are being projected overseas so this gets to be a great deal of concern the way they are talking about what's going on in our country ca come actually from my perspective the biggest national security secret is that we cannot govern ourselves very well anymore. it's a national security issue. >> where do you get your news? >> i have a set of links and i certainly scanned through british papers, i read some in the middle east and check out what they are saying in russi

policy newsletter. i can't watch cable anymore, honestly. i don't watch one minute of it. i dvr when cl's on -- [laughter] but besides that, i get the transcripts tail sent to me. cable is just terrible. and there's -- bret baier's show is okay, and that's really it. there's nothing else on cable that's even -- >> fox news sunday. >> fox news -- well, that's not cable. >> dana perino. >> dana's new show is right. >> bill hemmer. >> now we're starting to go south a little bit. >> i wanted to test the limits. [laughter] >> man, you're dead. i'm telling him. >> that's all right. me and bill can go at it. when e used to be on, it was okay. besides that i punish myself with twitter most of the day and justid take it to what i find to be interesting. >> well, i must be -- >> do we have a psychiatrist in the house with an variable time? >> i'm going to need one. [laughter] >> i'm probably the only one here that reads not only "the new york times" and the washington post, but i read an array of foreign press to

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there were all of the editorials from the other newsletters. with the facts and explanations is a reason that the institutions and the media at an all-time low back to where we were in 1974 to the presidency its relatively high. i think that there are a lot of negative things about the environment including talked about how we are all self-selecting or news and only getting news to those that come from our prior beliefs. if this is a movement towards a future where we put aside the fake he said she said of the past of the fake nonpartisanship past journalists are humans who have points of view and the idea that there is a golden age where dan rather was calling it likere he is working on cbs, that position isn't true. journalists always have a more liberal or lead plaintiff you -- point of view. they were advancing their point of view but trying to cover it up in this kind of sense of not bias. and i think that moving more towards -- obviously there's an area for hard is where journalists have to report the fact and people acknowledge on the fr

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this is date of a newsletter from the lead britain's allies launched a wave of diplomatic expulsions against to russia over the poisoning of a former double items from fishy songs three weeks after the attack on such a strict power your game council doesn't total toast fest fourteen e.u. nations are expelling the russian diplomatic staff of the united states this removes sixty russia says it will respond in concert also on the program spain's most wanted man proposed to face a german judge exiled castellan separatist leader collins pushed along is facing possible extradition to spend most of the past month couple boss alone remains on edge after a night of violent crimes. three days of post enough begun in egypt's presidential elections with president al sisi over something to win many view the votes as a sham so the size of the turnout will be closely watched. i'm still going to welcome to the program. britain's prime minister says it is the largest expulsion of russian intelligence officers in history countries around the world are to expel russian diplomats following the poisoning

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facebook banned the siding twenty seventeen it's now posted on a russian server where it publishes a newsletter and a blog its contents are often anti semitic and glorify the third reich. is a vienna based group that educates on internet abuse it's been following going just case for years. it's a first step that something has been done someone's been arrested and finally legal proceedings can take place this website is a special case because it had a high reach the gap that it left won't be field so easily. but there is a constant flow of new pages and offerings after me glanton disappeared following a crackdown a similar page called patriot shop with a russian demand name popped up it's not. involved here to the fight against hate and online incitement is not getting easier. now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world today nobel peace laureate malala yousafzai yousafzai has returned to her home country of pakistan it's her first visit since she was shot in the face six years ago by the taliban for promoting education for girls and now lives in studies in brit

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all of us are probably familiar with companies with blogs, websites and newsletters, but they actually publish a full academic journal for most of the 20th century. it is in this journal -- in the fall of 1948, claude shannon publishes what is then called a mathematical theory of communication. a year later, once that theory has become basically accepted as the theory, it was renamed to the theory of mathematical communication. it was a two-part paper totaling 77 pages. he worked on it largely in private over the course of 10 years which is why when it was published, one of the famous remarks from his colleagues is it came like a bomb. it was completely unexpected. it lands, people know he has done something that is era defining and they recognize the rigor in the work. it does not take very long for there to be derivative papers from the paper he wrote, which in academic terms is the highest praise you can get. over the course of the next few years, shannon's paper is reprinted as a book. it becomes a best-selling academic book. he is also invited to give talks, to do television, to b

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all of us probably are familiar with companies who have blogs and websites and newsletters but they published a full academic journal for most of the 20th century and it's in this journal into parts in the fall of 1948 that claude shannon publishes what then called mathematical theory application. a year later once a theory has become physically accepted the theory it was related to the theory of mathematical negation. is a two-part paper totaling 77 pages anywhere, largely in private course of ten years which is why when it published one of the things his colleagues remarked was it came like a bomb and it was completely unexpected and it lands and people know that it's done something era defining and they recognize the rigor in their work. it doesn't take very long for there to be to read a bit of papers the paper that he wrote which in academic terms of highest praise you can get. the course of the next few years shannon's paper is reported as a book and becomes a best-selling academic book is also invited to give talks and television and be on the radio and to do different kinds of media t

this is a newsletter and website. we have team in russia working in moscow, so we have a bureau that investigates and produces news mixed with our own scoop. and our focus, we have also english language newsletter published on friday, and we translate some of our stories, the most significant stories in english, so we can find it on the website. so i think it's, again, talking about trolls. in some ways, the dangers are highly exaggerated. so journalists, free journalists and liberal journalists are still able to work in russia freely. the only thing is that what defines us as a percentage. any time you work in emerging countries, developing worlds, and any place, if you have a certain amount of freedom, let's say working in russia, being a journalist in 2005, working as a business journalist, as i used to do, it was very -- let's say it was less than 5%. now, this risk is increasing because the government puts more attention on independent journalists. and i would say fewer than we had before, but still there are som

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this goes in the good newsletter, doesn't it? stephen: it is good news for barclays.is a victory for the bank strategy and its legal team. we have a different president now, different people at the department of justice and there has been speculation that they are sort of less into getting eye-catching settlements from foreign banks than they were in previous administrations. vonnie: the investigation was targeting 36 deals involving $31 billion worth of loans and half of those roughly defaulted and that is why the doj was investigating in the first place. come?ere more fines to stephen: there are. royal bank of scotland still has to settle and indications are that will be much larger, $6 billion or more. this is cleaning up the last ones but certainly for barclays, this does mark a milestone in recovery from their misbehavior. vonnie: the new activist that has been getting in the barclays, any reason to believe there was pressure to come to the settlement or that he was really telling the bank needed to move on? bank hasi think the been settling this as long as possi

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i knew to look for it in the newsletter in january. i also appreciate that as a parent i can review it. i think it's amazing that you're teaching students about gender and identity. it's open and using proper language. the only thing that i would like to see happen that isn't currently happening in our district is i want to make sure that a lot of times this gets implemented at the end of the year after testing or sometimes it doesn't get implemented. and as far as language goes and sexual harassment and things like that, that conversation needs to happen at the beginning of the year, and i still don't see any specific places where every school is addressing how to use appropriate language for lgbtq communities and also what is sexual harassment. you know, what is appropriate language in terms of talking and setting up a respectful space and in middle school, it's primarily a lot of the name-calling and kind of negative behaviors i see are specifically around, you know, you hear anti homophobic language and misogynistic language. kids

brad: i wrote about this in our tech news later -- newsletter on monday.the short-term, amazon is up thisst google and apple in voice assistant automation world. people love the quizzing alexa and getting the weather. but in the future it is a utility that is going to be opening your door, dimming your lights, and amazon works with third party makers. but the more they bring in house, the better experience it is. over the longer term, not only allowing the delivery guy to and letting your housekeeper in. letting the plumber in and not having to wait for the cable guy, it is a true lock-in where they control your doorway, and it is powerful. emily: maybe even scary. brad stone, thank you for stopping by. later this week we will be speaking with amazon vice president of prime now and amazon fresh. tune in for that conversation this another twist in the thursday. broad, versus qualcomm saga. the attempt to buy qualcomm could pose a national security risk. they say the sale could hurt competitiveness which would threaten security. the government panel that ove