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any comments or questions? any comments or questions from the public? hearing none, call the question all in favor, aye. any opposed? thank you, the motion carries. next item is the director's report. >> good morning, commissioners. so, i'll just start by saying maybe you did not know but we had an election yesterday. and so while we, the results are not in for everything, just want to say one of the things we worked on last week as a department was doing a continuity work plan for the new mayor. the request from the office was to talk about two things we are doing in the next 30 days, the next six months, and the next year. and so i just wanted to give you just a very general idea of what we, what i sent over to the mayor's office. the first was talking about enhancements to the public conservatorship process, i mentioned before to you, but certainly we are working with other departments to try to streamline the process to make sure that people who are greatly disabled are able to access the services that we have. also, we have been working very closel

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issue or candidate?>> at risk of misspeaking, i am happy to give you a complete list of the clients that were being used at the time. >> who are they? >> well, i know there were pacs of various candidates. >> what issues and candidates? >> i believe some were primarily financed by robert mercer. >> who else? >> several senatorial and congressional candidates, i believe. >> any issues? >> issue campaigns, john bolton's pack, an issue based campaign -- pac. >> did cambridge analytica work for russia? >> we did not have a russian client while i was there. >> i yield back my nine seconds. thank you, mr. wiley. >>> this has been fascinating, and i am looking back, to early 2014, under the leadership of steve bannon, they reportedly started testing slogans like build the wall, deep state, drain the swamp, also message testing images of policies of russian president vladimir putin. later on, build the wall, deep state, drain the swamp, in the trump campaign, but they were testing these before there was a trump

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out or out or morena out in the election on sunday?ask you,i was going to what happened to the p.r.i. but you answered that question. question,to ask this do you see it is likely that morena could win a majority of legislators by 2021 a mide that's a key date, 2021 andlection in will nots said he attempt a mandate. eric, joy for you, talked about the end of the p.r.i. how do you see the p.r.i. behaving in congress with this greatly reduced position? mass desertiona from the p.r.i. or from other parties, as well, if you like, point? jorge? -- jorge: good that you mentioned the undecided. is a lot of debate in mexico about what it means not to answer the question about and let'spreference the proper term is people who do not declare an preference. the media sometimes confuse with undecided but term is the precise item nonresponse, that is people question and the it becomes a black box that says that that includes people who say, well, i haven't made up my mind, but we also have people that say, none of these candidates, i'm not going to

you mentioned the medium to transmit your message, facebook or twitter or whatever. my question about the means you use to propagate, are you waiting to spread it or doing outreach to other groups? >> very important point, it is to satisfy their needs in our efforts so people share information on facebook and not only allow the message to resonate, they are part of the movement, we deliberately recruited females from britain who were living off of the welfare, to love women and number 2, by being aware women were participating in the same manner we were able to say there was a gender bias and inability for active engagement. to participate no matter where they were. >> the head of global content and policy. and counterterrorism is a huge part of that. how would you assess the job facebook has done in countering that? >> better than youtube and the takedown approach and more innovative -- >> the counterterrorism. >> i was born a muslim and i got my education in islam. one thing i learned about religion was isis teaching their numbers, and the same thing, saying isis t

the united arab emirates or k.c. it seems like a very complex almost like a three dimensional spider's web here because it goes to mexico it goes to pakistan it goes to afghanistan we've got the report that i read today was talking about two gold thing projects that bear the logo of the trump organization and it was also talk about a carousel scheme a few years back involving london and switzerland the banking sector in switzerland as well are we saying that everyone involved in this is consciously corrupt i mean one of the reports talks about wealthy russians literally getting off a plane with bags of cash buying apartments they never live in the apartments they seldom see them then they get on an emirates flight and they fly out of dubai are we saying that every individual is corrupt or are they are knowingly taking part in this. i think it's really hard to say who is corrupt and who is not i think that the difficulty is that with the terrible or the really enormous secrecy that's given to by as long as well as the

horowitz thank you for your team that is republican or democrat or unaffiliated or in the unbiased way to have a comprehensive report and for the rest of the team at large back at doj watching this. to get to the heart of the matter one of the concerns that i have in the analysis is it is incumbent to do the investigation without bias and it is clear that lisa page and peter strzok has some bias. >> correct. >> if you were to learn they had a disproportionate role in the investigation and the russian investigation that would mean their bias would have a disproportionate contribution to that decision? >> i will stick to this review at this point but yes. >> i will go further. >> you actually discover the text message. your forensic team. >> correct so why couldn't the fbi find that? >> the first batch recovered in 2017 we found because we asked for text messages. >> they produced them. >> so those that you found forensically why did they not find them? >> if you don't do the forensic work on the phone. >> so they really didn't look is what you are saying. >> you looked but they did not

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or have some inspections or other ways of constraining the program. but i think that's one useful thing about the president's rhetoric yesterday. was taking expectations down. because if you go into a sum submit, making extravagant claims about what you're going to achieve and then you can't achieve them, you have the possibility that it ends badly and escalates tension. i do want to say one thing, alex, about what kelly o. was reporting on, the contradict forestatements from the president. tony fratwho works in president brush's white house typically in a situation like that the contentses of a letter delivered to the president by a foreign leader would have been read to the president by a representative of the foreign leader, or read to the president's aides so they are not surprised by what's in the letter. so, it's possible that the president was referring to having been briefed on what was in the letter without having seen it himself. >> oh, okay. that's good to know. thank you for that, john. lau laura, with regard to the president, he's saying

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whether or not will work cool or not you're going to try and get away from somewhere form or fashion and it took me that long to figure out ok cool that's the way i'm going to be able to do this and be able to manipulate him letting me go by telling him to get out get away from here you know marta him in my opinion yes. her get a word with the police chase they say why do you run and if you're not if you're i can't see but i did not know i was wanted for murder alone for world there's a gun in the truck i'm going to marry the deal i'm outside of the city limits a world supposed to be i'm going back to do. refuse to talk to police about you know are you one up all sorts refuse hard to please period. i mean because i know how it is my sister is charged and i've been involved because i know how they do things so i'm not talking we all do without an attorney. but why didn't he when he don't hate us because. you know i said. i was caught up in history cultural my ass it we don't talk to the police you don't form one of the people right but if you know to me i mean i'm not saying it's righ

powerful or rich or have material success.out white privilege, i mean the general day-to-day advantages that generally come from being a member of the dominant group, just like able-bodied privilege or money privilege, class privilege. one of the biggest privileges, and what i was trying to speak to the other night on the special, is the privilege when you're white of not really having to think about your racial identity on a day-to-day basis the way that people of color do, particularly with regard to their interactions with police, their interactions with store owners, their interactions with teachers in the classroom with people of color knowing their racial identities often gives off clues of suspiciousness and competence, and being white taking for granted that we presume to belong in whatever cycle we find itself. it's a psychological day-to-day edge that they have, and we have to understand because it's a burden when you don't have that edge. >> it doesn't mean accusing all whites of being racist, it means this is the w

eastern.ist society or watch online, or by using the free c-span radio app. york joining us from new is anthony scaramucci, white house communications director for 10 days, for 11 days? let's get it on the record straight. guest: i sort of say 954,000 seconds now, so that makes me feel a little bit better. so i would say, i guess, 11 days. host: this is the headline, the president slamming the trade critics, saying the u.s. has been ripped off for years. he used twitter yesterday, saying there is an $800 billion disparity between the u.s. and chin an $800 billion disparity between the u.s. and china. we are now seeing these tariffs with aluminum and steel aimed at the european union, canada, and mexico. do you worry we are alienating our closest allies? guest: i think what the president is saying on the twitter feed is that is an accumulation of trade deficit imbalances that have gone back over five to 15 years. not precise to say that it is 8lionilhis year, but your broer point relates to our allies. i think what the president is trying to say to our allies,

residents as either/or. i want to give a medal to anyone who has a red or black shirt. i wouldn't give it just to the black shirt or red shirt but either. that is resident, tenant and owners. i do not believe when article 25 was written they wrote in such a way tenant would be excluded with 60% to 75% of the city. when you look at the list of owners, many don't live anywhere near haight street. if not, let me be clear on the ask, the ask is either to deny the permit or alternatively require verizon to start the process from the beginning. >> commissioner: you have 20 seconds. >> i'm done. >> commissioner: okay. >> we have lots of signatures. they actually do live on the block. so just to let you know there's lots of lots of people who live on the block who fight verizon saying it's going to improve -- and people want it and it's going to -- >> commissioner: ms. shelby, i have a question. your brief didn't have a name of the author. >> of the author? >> commissioner: then there's a second that was quite exten

i mean, again, you either evolve or you -- or you die.ink people are confused because the scouts simply haven't come out and said categorically what they're for, right? so i just think this conversation touches on every single point right now going on in popular culture, from tolerance to acceptance, which, by the way, i'm not sure what the difference between those two things is anymore, but there used to be a big difference. people are struggling for their own identity. look, the last time i was on, we talked about the idea that everything is either being informed by a safe space culture or everything is being informed by people who want to be challenged. i think people are desperate to be challenged. my hope for these youth-based organizations that help preach character is that they look for people who want to be challenged, and not curry favor so much with those who want a nice reassuring pat on the head. >> yeah. that's how the episcopal church died. >> yeah. wow. >> great to see you. thank you for that. that was really smart. >> be p

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in my three years we deported or repatriated or returned over a million people.in, you can deal with this. you can try different things. we did not want to go so far as separate families. >> the executive order he signed this week instructed attorney general jeff sessions to file a motion to modify the settlement said they can detain families together for more than 20 days. president trump wants to detain families throw criminal or immigration proceedings. chris then. kristin: ellison barber live at the white house. thank you. leland: despite the executive order last week, hundreds of children remain separated from their parents. trump administration says the government does the location of all children in its custody and is working with them to reunite families and their children. just all live in texas at the very latest. have you seen any of those reunions yourselves? >> we have not. it is very hot. it's windy and all sorts of dust flying through the air. it hasn't stopped hundreds of people that come out here to protest. the zero-tolerance immigration policy

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deny t confirm or -- mr. wray: i can't confirm or deny an investigation. hearing. an open director comey says there was such -- there was such an investigation. >> there are a number of things i would have done differently. not going to comment on whether or not there is an ongoing investigation one way or the other. we have refused to do that and i'm not going to change the policy. here we know about the private life. we know nothing about the leaks from fbi personnel who are taking steps to sway the election to mr. trump. you did not include an investigation of those leaks. >> that is correct for the reasons we noted. we are not to speak to work we might have ongoing. at some pointe you would report to us. was generally accepted leaks were going on. mr. giuliani basically said so on tv. the president says this report totally exonerates him and says there is no collusion with the russians. yourctor general, did report consider the question? focused on theas handling of the clinton email investigation. it touched on the russian investigation with the text messages.

program and how many were for other causes, as the north koreans were bad engineers or bad parts or messedomething up. one of the oddities of cyber, again, unlike nuclear, is sometimes it's very difficult to measure the effects. this was one of those. then kim jong-un moved to a new generation of missiles, including the ones you saw last year, some of which were intere intercontinental. whatever we were doing failed. it's hard to figure out if that's because the north koreans figured it out or we decided -- the united states decided we have been too obvious and pulled back some. >> we have 30 seconds left. i want you to weigh in on a proposal that you made in your book that there needs to be a geneva convention-style containment of the weapons. how likely do you think it is that any of the countries would sign off to that? >> when the geneva conventions happened, they were organized by the red cross. i think that this is an idea that brad smith of microsoft sort of put out. while it's got flaws to it, one of the things i like about it is that it does not involve a lengthy treaty negotiatio

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i guess it means there is a cobol or conspiracy -- a cabal or conspiracy in the government or in the intelligence community that is devoted to undermining president trump, which is just not the case. there is no organized or disorganized deep state. it does not exist. host: rick is in springfield, illinois, calling on the independent line. wondering what the gentleman's thought would be on climate change and how that might affect national security. i know that the military is very concerned with it, considering all the bases that are located on the coast. guest: the caller raises a great point. climate change is happening. you can argue until the cows come home how much of it is caused by mankind, but it is happening. climate change has profound impact with respect to national security. it has all kinds of side effects. for example, food availability, water availability. i think he is quite right to bring this up because it does have a major national security implication. d with the steady to with theed steady rise in sea levels around megalopolis's,-- many of which are on the coast,

done, either terrible in process or on policy or both. that is one of the things that unifies a lot of people on the right. i think that one of the -- it is funny. a lot of liberals get furious whenever i argue or tweet or say that definition is a big point in the book, they have their share of blame for why trump seemed like this savior to a lot of people both in terms of response to identity politics and political correctness and all these things. i have my criticisms of seeing him as a savior on those fronts but that doesn't mean as the feelings weren't legitimate and some of the things barack obama did, he said 24 times that he couldn't do daca because he wasn't a king and the constitution for bad him to do it and then when the politics seems right to do what he did it anyway. to me that is an impeachable offense. to take an oath to the constitution and then you say on the record dozens of times i do not have the constitutional power to do something and then for political expediency you do it anyway, you violated your oath of office w

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or any other country. simply a way to defend ourselves, our industries so that we can build the ships and the planes and whatever to defend this nation. by the way, to defend our allies. reporter: today theresa may, the british prime minister said she is deeply disappointed with the tariffs. she had a phone call with president donald trump. she is expected to meet face-to-face about gettingn stem lifted against the european union. melissa: good luck with that, edward. thank you. david: liz peek, the "fiscal times" columnist, adam lashinsky, fortune executive editor and fox news contributor. adam, first to you. we have a screaming at us. we have tariffs. wilbur ross came back from china pretty much with nothing. yet the market slugs it o why? >> gosh, if i knew that, david, i wouldn't be sitting here talking to you and liz. no, i think, i think, the best you can say nothing changed on the trade front. it is about what we thought it was last week and the week before and lots of things have changed on the eco

i don't care whether you like the president, dislike the president, or like the canadian president, or dislike the can made ran president, love maple syrup or dislike maple syrup, stop. we have huge issues going on in america. i don't have time for this. i do if it gets really nasty. this is "coast to coast". the likelihood that the overnight bank rate as federal funds will inch up to the 2% level that is coming from near zero. even though the overnight rate is very low. it is coming off zero. a lot of people got used to zero, that is a big adjustment. a lot of people my age who can remember interest rates and mortgages were fetching 13 1/2%. we thought we were getting a bargain, this seems like a party. again all your age and pective. re that. also following the fed announcement after that. whether it could telegraph more rate hikes to come. all of this comes at a time when the president, say what you will about the nastiness and insults back and forth with our canadian allies. his approval rating is continuing to i've up. at this point he is above where barack obama was at this stage