miss samberg, welcome to the program. why are you petitioning the high court?as the proponents say, there's nothing out of the ordinary in this bill. it's simply the right of the jewish people. the right of the jewish people to its own homeland after the tragedy of the jewish people really to work in human history was promised in the declaration of independence that you quoted very rightly in your opening remarks. we lived 70 years here under the premise of the jewish homeland and at the same time, a democracy, that promises first of all, equality to all its citizens and regardless of race, religion or gender like the beautifully written declaration of independence stated. and now, 70 years later when we are much stronger than we were when the declaration of independence was read by our first prime minister, the netanyahu government for the first time in its history, the only of the israeli democracy and also of any democracy in the world in quality and discrimination, in a constitutional law and i don't know if you know, but israel does not have a constitution

. >> reporter: samberg would not confirm if the russians were behind these campaigns. >> we're still in the very early stages of our investigation, and we don't have all the facts, including who may be behind this. >> reporter: but republican and democratic lawmakers quickly blamed russia. in 2016 facebook failed to stop bots created from the russian internet research agency which infiltrated use feeds of thousands of facebook users, a point reiterated by homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen. >> it was the russians. we know that. they know that. it was directed from the highest levels and we cannot and will not allow that to happen again. >> reporter: patterson said for facebook, this is just the beginning of the war. >> we know the coordinated attack in 2016 was an ongoing attack meaning it never stopped, but external ak actors, many of them foreign governments, are continues to meddle in the election. >> facebook is attempting to get ahead of foreign actors that are trying to interfere with u.s. elections, but dan patterson said they're aware that they're trying to plan tho

you can expect samberg focus the platform taking accountable and responsibility around preventing electioning facebook's investment in the technological improvements with new hires to shut down bank accounts responsible for the interference and facebook's collaboration and the company is in a range of experts. they invited alphabet ceo larry page the committee rejected kent walk tore testify it comes on the heels of a range of attacks and senator hatch asking the fcc to regulate google's anti-competitive conduct. president trump tweeted that the google search is biased against conservatives and he said in an interview with bloomberg with the like of amazon, facebook and google is, quote, a very antitrust situation. in the afternoon on wednesday. jack dorsey will head over to the other side of the hill for a grilling before the house energy and commerce committee on how the company monitors content, blocks certain users they'll talk, i'm sure, about whether or not that approach is bias melissa, remember when mark zuckerberg testified before congress in april and there were awkward exchanges

he talks maybe they wanted to hire someone like cheryl samberg on board to be the adult in the room. he can dream and doesn't have to do any of the homework. i have less sympathy for him after reading this article than ever before. >> i don't think it did him any favors. melissa: no. >> i think there is something to it. when you have these very disruptive ceos, these big visionary thinkers, the elon musks, steve jobs, travis kalanick, what makes them amazing founder often makes them disruptive, no pun intended as a ceo as well. so i think that's the challenge. tesla is elon musk. people are betting on him. he needs to find that partner who is that adult in the room to take over the day-to-day, to say no, you can't be on twitter. that is is not an easy thing to do. kind of like taming a feral cat. melissa: will he listen to that person. maybe that is why. cheryl: didn't want to do it. the hubris, he started talking about how he woke up with his rocker girlfriend. later on, i have no life, i have no friends. back up to that other part where you have -- i mean, you know. >> all the deta

in a conference call, facebook coo sheryl samberg said it prompted the company to act. >> security isn arms race. we face determined well-funded adversaries who won't give up and who are constantly changing tactics. >> reporter: facebook couldn't link the fake pages to russia with 100% certainty. but the digital trail appears to lead back to moscow. posts often contain grammatical errors, characteristic of russian speakers working with facebook. at one point an administrator of the resisters page was an account linked to a russian troll farm called the internet agency. >> this isn't really a hack of facebook. it's more of a hack of our minds. >> reporter: dan patterson is a technology reporter at cnet. why is it so hard for facebook to identify whether or not it's russia in this particular instance? >> the actors use what's called a vpn, a virtual private network. this makes it very difficult for investigators to really determine, down to a fine science, who precisely was involved. >> reporter: but lawmakers briefed by facebook sounded convinced. >> what we're looking at in social med

we know shall samberg will be there, jack dorsey of twitter, seems as though many are calling for othersose bits of political bits give us? shira: zero. all political hearings are theater. i will say, mark zuckerberg's hearings in front of congress earlier this year was revealing, if only for what he did not say, or refused to say. ande may be useful germs these congressional hearings. i think they are mostly political grandstanding, particularly when it comes to free speech or conservative suppression issues. caroline: we will see how this plays out for you will be all over that. that is bloomberg opinion columnist, shira ovide. lisa: the united states says it has until friday to join the trade you appear we will hear from wilbur ross about what canada needs to do. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ lisa: breaking news. justin trudeau, the prime minister of canada, says there has been progress on autos in nafta talks. he is saying canada is studying the terms of the u.s.-mexico trade deal. he looks forward to a nafta deal. if it is good for canada. justin trudeau, the prime minister of canada, says

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facebook chief operating officer cyril samberg -- sheryl sandberg said the pages and accounts were movedn tuesday, and the pages spent about $11,000 on 150 ads on facebook and its graham, paid for in u.s. and canadian dollars. they were placed between april 2017 and june 2018. back to your calls this morning as we talk about the free gun issue and the debate that has come up around the country. steve, highland park, illinois, good morning. caller: good morning, good morning. i think guns should be treated in the same manner we treat cars. every car has a license plate, and i think every gun needs something like a license plate printed on the gun. if you are caught with any kind of gun outside of your home without that license plate on it , which refers back to you, the owner, you go to prison for 30 years. that is a mandatory federal crime. host: jeanne, miami, arizona. your thoughts this morning? are people saying -- guns or weapons. -- either amendment way, i am a 79-year-old disabled vet. they are not guns, they are weapons. in the second amendment, i write my will with it. when that