we need a reprioritization, looking at what is it that government can do and should do and how to spend money better and giving back things that we can do for ourselves, as communities and individuals and by the way, when it comes to, you mentioned the stimulus money and how much was wasted, i feel a lot more comfortable under spending under donald trump, known as a builder and penny pincher, spending money. >> like not on his contractors, penny pinching that way. >> wait a minute, penny pinching on the price of our airplanes and i feel better with him doing it than barack obama. and i don't know what the heck that-- >> a billion dollar off of air force one off the bat. he said we don't know this, he knows this stuff. he can line item, right, gary? >> absolutely. he can go after the big way and i just remember obama, with the shovel-ready projects and we know what got shoveled when all was said and done, nothing got done. hopefully somebody gets tough about this. it's an essential. we cannot afford to have a big, big problem the next bad winter and things go down. we don't want to see t

the right honorable gentlemen, putting more money into wales but the labor government in wales reprioritizing funding for the national health service and increase we are seeing in private sector companies working in the health service, the conservative government is under a labor government. >> my honorable friend, the shadow health secretaries auditioning to be health secretary and he shows -- [shouting] >> mister speaker, under this government, virgin care got 200 million pounds worth of contract in the last year alone. 50% up on the year before. mister speaker, the prime minister needs to understand her policies are pushing our nhs into crisis. tax cut for the superrich, paid for, yes, mister speaker, paid for by longer waiting lists, ambulance delay, staff shortages and cuts to social care. creeping privatization is dragging the nhs down. and the health secretary to keep his job, he won't abandon ship. isn't that an admission that under his captaincy the ship is indeed sinking? >> this government is putting more money, international health service, more doctors in the nhs, more operations

that is reprioritizing posts from friends and family.e is trying to tweak the algorithms so the stuff you see first will convince you to share, like and write comments back and forth. maybe a friend asking for advice on a vacation, that will be prioritized over articles that consist of this passive reading and facebook's own internal research found that that consumption is not good for people's health. it makes them feel bad. if you want to make social media feel good again, this follows some quarters where they have been declining consumption on facebook amid this pr crisis of fake news, dissemination of propaganda, suburban really want to redirect the conversation on facebook. >> i want to bring in brine, joining us from portland, what you make of this, how big of an impact will it have on the experience of facebook and the business of facebook? all remains to be seen, it is pretty clear to my analysis of the data i have that uses per user was already ali based on some limited data but high-quality data we have from nielsen for august

its about reprioritizing that money. there is never enough money for community policing. if we were not doing minor equipment stops, what can we do with that? if we were spending those resources building relationships and doing community policing, but it takes resources. so we might have to take those from someplace else. police departments are not going out of business. i think we'd like to see them do business differently. >> thank you. so looking forward to this collaboration. >> i'm honored to be here. thank you. >> thank you for being here. we have a card, speaker card, for public comment from tracy garza, who is a member of the human rights commission lgbt ac, advisory committee. >> thank you very much. like you said, i'm a member of the lgbt ac and disability rights advocate. i would like to bring to the attention of the commissioners and people here on data and equity one of the important parts that has been very much not mentioned during the meeting today that affects lgbt. and specifically when it comes to autism-spectrum disorders, which according to scientific

reprioritize. we have reshuffled. people do not want to go to the place where they say the mission is. they say officers are very much that way until we've done that. here are the things we are going to work to which only against -- work diligently against them you are the outcomes we are going to deliver for the president, for the country and we have prioritized it. i know you talked about this a little bit. i ran a company that sold equipment to the oil and gas industry before i came to congress. the last job that i had before i ran. i worked with drilling oil and natural gas. best companies in the world, smartest engineers, most sound -- talented people and they drilled dry holes all the time. they didn't punish the engineer who made the choice. they got up the next morning and tried to do a little bit better to make sure the next one returned something. i want to create the culture here at the cia, too. if we are going to do it right, we are going to have failed mission. it is inevitable. almost by definition, if

bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ >>> facebook is rolling out changes that will reprioritize what its billionsmbers see in their news feeds. content from friends and family will be prioritized over content pushed out by publishers, media companies and brands. s mark zuckerberg says the reason for the change is, quote, helping you have more meaningful social interactions. the move comes amid a new study released by three political scientist that's cites facebook as the most important mechanism facilitating the spread of fake news. now, this is an alarming point fueling criticism against the social networking giant's current business model from one of its earliest investors, roger mcnamee. he took on the role of one of zuckerberg's mentors and helped recruit sheryl sandberg. the company went public two years later. he first noticed bad actors manipulating facebook in early 2016 and contacted zuckerberg and sanders before the election. roger joins me now, still a facebook investor and capital firm elevation. thank you for being here. >> always a pleasure. >> you've written a series of op-eds in a

reprioritize the issues at hand to put this back on the agenda?it is too early to say how this will affect the negotiations. it is an exterior to them in that aircraft is generally a thel part of trade between two countries. but what is interesting is the appeal. you asked about boeing can appeal to the u.s. international trade court and can also appeal under chapter 19 of the nafta agreement, which basically adjudicates trade cases between the two countries. but that is something the united states wants to scrap as part of these negotiations. so it is interesting to see if that changes their thinking at all. it probably won't, given that boeing has not been significantly harmed. but that's where it might figure into all of this. scarlet: michael mckee, thank you so much, covering the nafta discussions in montreal. and george ferguson joining us from princeton on this breaking news, boeing's claim was rejected by the itc. you can find all our functions on tv . thisis julie from earlier hour. julie: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: this is bloom