. >> i don't know what i think about you. >> you went on tour. >> shh. >> hear that that sarah mclaughlin it's alive not dead it was dead now back to live why is it alive because on valuation alone. >> it's alive! >> don't let that strakt distract. >> you it didn't we need to bolster up. >> it's alive. >> you're going to get that the rest of the show 12 times forward earnings you got to say this is inexpensive stock. a lot of analyst took down price target but look at the price target anywhere from $52 to $58 which is tremendous upside in the shares trading more than two times normal volume. it's alive. >> data center was a disappointing they're pushing out the 10 nano meter chip. >> until they announce management succession plan it's a problem you can't buy until that's announced. >> come on. >> look an. >> riderless ship. >> this is argueliably one of the top ten most important i would say on a steel horse it rides. it rides this is a company if you look at semis and nvidia and the high end and gaming chips do intel is in this space. data center has been a bright spot for these guys, th

mclaughlin, acting cia director. kristen, the mixed messages from the president continuing. sarah sanders trying to say yesterday that the president wasn't saying that he believed russian intelligence, even though he said that, and another interview with cbs where he for the first time came down hard on vladimir putin. what are we to make of all of this and what is the intelligence community to make of all of it? >> reporter: i think first of all, in terms of what to make in terms of what's happening here at the white house, andrea, this is a white house in full damage control mode. the president clearly realizing it, trying to take a much tougher tone when it comes to vladimir putin during that interview with cbs news in which he finally says yes, he does agree with the intelligence community's assessment that russia meddled in the 2016 election. he caveated that by saying "because he's the head of the country." the mixed messaging is something the president's critics have seized upon. we saw that in full display yesterday when my colleague, cecilia vega, asked the president whet