this is not just offensive, this is dangerous. >> richard clark, your reaction to that? >> well, they don't have to put in the their propaganda because it's throughout in regular media and 1.3 billion muslims are seeing it everyday, being reminded of it in all of their television broadcasts. they're reminded that one of the two american candidates for president has said he won't let muslims into the united states. that's turning off a very large number of people, perhaps turning some people into isis supporters. it's losing ground we have fought hard to regain against al qaeda and isis. >> i'd like to listen to something perry o'brien said yesterday. he's a veteran who protested at trump tower yesterday. listen to this. >> i think many of us gathered here feel that donald trump as commander-in-chief would put american lives at risk and particularly put our fellow u.s. troops still serving overseas in greater danger. he's shown to be reckless, impulsive and combines inexperience with bravado and confidence which is a deadly combination as many of us who served overseas kn

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i look forward to it. >> for more on the missing 28 pages i want to bring in richard clark. he was the counter terrorism czar, the paper back of his most recent novel, pinnacle event just came out and he joins me now. so should we see the american people? should we see those pages? >> absolutely. i believe in transparency and rumors and conspiracy theories thrive when there are things that are with held. so put them out. but put them out with an accompanying text that provides context and explanation. and says for this allegation, we found the following. and say what the information is. >> mr. clark, on september 11 you were the guy. you were the counter terrorism czar on september 11. have you given thought to the way in which a president donald trump would have reacted that day? >> i have. it's a little disturbing. when something like this happens you have to have trained experienced people at the helm. you can't be making decisions on the fly. those of us who ran the crisis that day had trained to do it. we had had simulations and exercises for years, training for this ki

guys, richard clarke is here, we do a lot of open protocols here and silicon valley gets the monopoly them into money. one of the things we do at the media lab is we were paying for a lot of core developers and we are probably the largest non-financially interested group working on bitcoin and financial cryptography. emily: i know this is a difficult question to answer, but what's the single most transformative idea you are working on right now at the media lab eschew mark you can only pick one. -- media lab? you can only pick one. joi: let's just say importance. the reason i've been going to silicon valley every couple of weeks now is i think the -- theial intelligence single of terry and in silicon valley believe computers will just get so smart that you can the door policy and law. arephilosophers and lawyers working without understanding the technology. bringing human beings and society together with ai is important. we don't think it is about terminator. the future is about machines and human beings working together, whether we are talking about bionics to individual interfaces t

in you have been here for a while, you know the web guys here, richard clarke, we do a lot of the openls here. silicon valley makes them into money here and we have not finished yet. one thing we do at the media lab is we retain a lot of the core developers. we are probably the largest non-financially interested group working on bitcoin and financial cryptography. going toknow this is be a very difficult question for you to answer, but what do you think is the single most transformative idea you are working on right now at the media lab? you can only pick one. mr. ito: i can only pick one? i would say, let's just say importance. the reason i have been going to silicon valley every couple of weeks is that i think the artificial intelligence, singularatarians in silicon valley believe that computers will get so smart you can ignore policy and law. the lawyers and philosophers are lawyerizingng and without understanding the technology. bring human beings and policy together with ai is important. we are extended intelligence. we do not think it will be about terminator or not here and we t

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. >> that is former white house counter-terrorism advisor, richard clark voicing a major concern withsible trump presidency. trump is working to change minds and his visit was largely met with positivity. but looming none of his issues with banning muslims and others have been seriously discussed yesterday. luke, you were live on capitol hill and know you have exclusive new updates. what are you hearing today about trump's efforts to unify the party? >> hey there, kristen. it's fair to say this is one of the opening gambits of what will be donald trump's continuous appearances on capitol hill over the next few weeks and month as he tries to unify the house gop conference and try to convince house speaker paul ryan he is fit to carry conservative principles forward. there are conservatives very concerned whether or not donald trump is actually a republican. they feel he has been liberal on too many issues and worried about some of the bombastic things he has said, not only about a muslim ban or calling people across the border from mexico rapist, but more along the lines of printing mo

richard wright public charter school, and it is a very personal one. >> we look at this group of kids standing behind me, and they should be worth something. >> dr. marco clark'sormer student 15-year-old john evans was stabbed to death at deanwood metro in april two weeks after devon tay washington, another 15-year- old, was gunned down at deanwood. police arrested suspects in both cases. >> 90% of our kids across the city are remarkable and we need to start celebrating them. what about those kids that really come to school every day, and do what they are supposed to do? >> if we're asking them to come to school, every day, we should at least make sure they can get home safe. >> lark and his students are getting -- clark and his students are getting ready for the man the block ra afternoon, a city-wide effort with two dozen charter schools involved. the idea is to get community members, men and women, to form a human chain of protection and support, for kids walking home from school. >> sometimes you just don't feel safe. you don't know who is around the corner and what is around the corner or what is waiting for you. >> the motivation to know someone is comin

richard simone, jr. after he arrested to surrendered to authorities following that chase, joining us right now detective rod wheeler david clarkl, good to see you, thank you so much for joining us . sheriffs, we had cops beating up this individual, what's your take away? >> you know, i don't have all of the facts and the video is part of it. he led in high-speed pursuit and building up anxiety, i want the investigation to play out and i want to know all the facts before i comment any further on it. maria: understood. rod wheeler, where do you see it. >> i agree with sheriff clark, it looks along with everything that happens with police officers, we have to get the full stood. we don't know what transpired prior to the cops pulling that guy over and we don't know if he had a weapon and there's a whole lot that we don't know, when people see clipids like this, oh, my god, they're beating that poor guy up when that may not be the case. maria: so we really need more information in order to make a judgment here, i get that, we are in a different world right now in terms of pictures and cameras, we know what fbi director james comey