from 2007 to 2009 at&t forced apple to block skype and other competing services from using at&t's wireless network to encourage users to purchase more minutes. in 2011 verizon brought -- blocked google wallet to protect a competing service that it had a financial stake in developing and promoting. there is no shortage of evidence that we need clear and enforceable rules of the road so these discriminatory practices do not to come commonplace themes, thatt consumers and smal businesses must suffer through without any options. this isn't the first time congress has had to step in to protect the integrity of the marketplace. in the 1800's we didn't have the information superhighway. we had railroad's. american farmers used trains to deliver their products to consumers and powerful railroad tracks started charging certain farmers higher rates to move their goods. congress stepped in and passed the sherman antitrust act that put a stop to this price discrimination. today we have passed the steam engine air andrc moved into the the 21st century trusts controlling the channels of commerce. in 201

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united arab emirates residents of the island of so quarter in the arabian sea of demanding the m a r t forces leave they landed last wednesday forcing out yemeni soldiers saying they're on a mission to confront who the rebels on the island but the islanders say there aren't any who thieves there. i'm still busy out of disease a senior saudi delegation to the island of the culture and met with the prime minister of yemen and members of the local government there have been some differences in opinion between the brothers and the local government over how to deal with some issues on the island an agreement has been reached develop a joint and comprehensive coordination between the coalition and the yemeni government the two sides emphasize their shared vision but stand behind operation decisive storm until all yemeni islands are liberated and legitimacy is reinstated . an israeli soldier convicted of killing a wounded palestinian has been released from prison after serving half of his initial eighteen month sentence. was carried on the shoulders of his supporters as he returned home he was found

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. >> and you saw that, jeffrey toobin, at&t forced out their lobbyist after this was exposed. >> theyhat is so interesting about the controversy, it illustrates michael kinsley's law. a great journalist, one of my mentors who said the scandal isn't what is illegal, the scandal is what is legal. the scandal is what society chooses not to punish. and at&t was embarrassed because this laid bare just how shabby the business of access peddling, of -- is, but as randall stevenson said in his letter, and i think he was correct, there was nothing illegal about what they did. it's just that when the light shines on this, it does embarrass these companies and everyone involved and at least that is a good thing. >> jeffrey toobin and phil mudd, thank you very much. >>> scott pruitt's list of possible ethics violations and alleged scandals keeps getting longer and now questions about a dinner that he had while visiting the vatican. when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's pic

i think the worst decision anyone can makeha is t to force -- or be forced to sell out of stocks at the exact wrong time.in back to the financial crisis. it is painful, but if you had enough cash or some gold, or bonds for that matter, thatal ac did pretty well, or bonds did very well during that point, but you know, you can't ride it out. if you can ride it out, we all ckknow s hit new highs again, so really the worst thing you can do iset forced out at the worst possible times. i think you're right. always have some h safeen to tide you over. >> bill stone with stone investment partners, thanks for joining us. >> you bed. >>> wilbur ross today said a probe of car and truck impor is still in the early stages. as we reported yesterday,sthat ination could lead to new tariffs on imported automobiles, and it is being conducted on national security grounds. >> national security is broadly defined to include the economy, to include the impact on unemployment, to include a very big variety of things that one would not nmally associate directly with military security, butt' also the case that

novartis and at&t forcing out top executives all over the very recently disclosed michael cohen slushby e.j. dionne and paul butler back with us. e.j., is rudy giuliani so good he looks bad but he's secretly good? >> i can't follow that all the way to the end there. i think that rudy giuliani and donald trump have one objective right now, which is to throw all kinds of arguments out there that the republican base can latch onto as a way of telling themselves that one way or another the investigation is a fraud, it's fixed, there are spies, because i think they have given up on persuading a majority of the country. i think they are only trying to persuade republicans. basically the republican base that there's something wrong here. if they can hold the republican base, they can hold the republican congress. if they can hold the republican congress, they can keep bad things from happening to trump. on the question of trump testifying, rudy giuliani has become like the weatherman. it changes from day to day about whether he will testify, what kind of deal he will make, so i've given up l

t o. but forcing america to be outside and not inside is probably the right strategy right retaliation escalation at the moment from the european union when clear from the j.f.k. instead of three instead of the free university of berlin or is great to have your analysis. deutsche bank shares were down at a historic low on thursday after a downgrading by u.s. federal institutions came to light according to the wall street journal the downgrading actually took place a year ago first the federal reserve labeled the banks u.s. businesses troubled this in turn causing the u.s. federal deposit insurance corporation to watch a bank on its list of problem banks those with weaknesses in danger during their financial viability the revelation comes amidst the bank's restructuring efforts. a corruption scandal is rocking kenya twenty four of the country's highest officials are accused of misappropriating funds with seventy million euros and this court proceedings unfold more and don't details are coming to light and people as taking to the streets in an angry response. it's mostly the young people in kenya w

comcast was not happy with that. 2007, 2009, at&t forced apple to block skype and offer other competing voiceover internet protocol services. so they would use their power network control to push people toward their own services. and so, the long rich history is that the innovation comes from the competitors. when you are in control of the network, your innovation is really in how do you block? how do you stop? how do you push around those who are seeking to innovate in the space and it went on and on. year after year, i can just go through all of the different examples. why net neutrality is needed. so as we move deeper and deeper into this wireless world, can we ask each of you, did you support the obama era net neutrality rules when they were put on the books? did you support that mr. forester? >> i'm probably not really a good source for a comment there. >> you don't have a view? >> i have a personal view. >> what is that? >> that the net should be free and open as it can be. and it is going to drive continued economy. >> my view is that title one was the regime for the last ten, 1

from 2007 to 2009, at&t forced apple to block skype and other competing services from using at&t's wireless network to encourage users to purchase more voice minutes. in 2011, verizon blocked google wallet to protect a competing service it had a financial stake in developing and promoting. there is no shortage of evidence that we need clear and enforceable rules of the road so that these discriminatory practices do not become commo commonplace schemes that consumers and small businesses must suffer through without any options for recourse. and this isn't the first time congress has had to step in to protect the integrity of the marketplace. in the 1800's, we didn't have the information superhighway. we had railroads. american farmers used trains to deliver their products to consumers, and powerful railroad trusts started charging certain farmers higher rates to move their goods. but congress stepped in and passed the sherman antitrust act to put a stop to this price discrimination. today we've left the steam-engine era, and we've moved into the search engine era. but internet service provid

consumers and more probability they will act in concert with verizon, at&t to raise prices and no longer be that destructive force that t-mobile and sprint has been particularly since the merger fell apart in 2011. the second thing is the notion of all of these competitors out there. t-mobile talked about it is not a 4 - 3 market. comcast has 577,000 customers. as compared to 116 million for verizon, 93 million for at&t, and 98 or hundred million combined. that's a drop in the bucket. more importantly, comcast doesn't on its own network. mobile wireless network. it resells horizons excess capacity. it's dependent on verizon to have a business. so fries and decides you're making me uncomfortable, can cut them off after their leases over or raise prices. same thing with charter, charter zero customers right now. dish has zero customers right now. so we can talk about the potential competition but broadband over power lines, that's going to be the next big one. one day we might be in a position where the cable operators are competitors. one other point on comcast. they only sell the service to internet, customers. m

military presence on the strategically important island in the arabian sea on thursday m r r t troops forced yemeni personnel to leave key locations on so katra military equipment has now been moved in and u.a.e. flags have been raised over buildings on the island it does host a major airports and is located near key shipping routes. a court in the u.k. has ruled that human rights campaigners can proceed with a legal case aimed at stopping british arms sales to saudi arabia the campaign against arms trade says british weapons are being used in violation of international law in the war in yemen the u.k. has sold six point two billion dollars worth of arms to the country since the saudi led air campaign began in twenty fifteen the un estimates that more than ten thousand people have been killed in the conflict under smith is a spokesman for the campaign against arms trade group which is taking the case through the courts he says he's confident their argument will ultimately be accepted and the original ruling overturned. has been widely condemned by humanitarian organizations across the world

competition and more probability that they were act in concert with verizon and at&t to raise prices and no longer be that deceptive force that t-mobile and sprint have been, particularly since the at&t/t-mobile merger fell apart in 2011. that is the big picture. the second thing i want to address was the motion of all these -- out there. the t-mobile ceo said this is not a four to three market this is a seven or eight market. the one most usually brought up. they have 577,000 customers. as compared to 116 million for ,erizon, 93 million for at&t and this combined would have 98 million, almost 100 million. that is a drop in the bucket. importantly, comcast is not own its own network. mobile wireless network. verizon todent on .ave its business verizon decides one day, you know what, you are making me uncomfortable here, cut them off . with charter, charter has zero customers right now. dish has zero customers so we can talk about potential competition all we want, but i rob to remind my friend mcdowell about broadband over power lines. that would be the next big competitor that never came to be. one day we may be in a po

t o. but forcing america to be outside and not inside is probably the right strategy right retaliation escalation at the moment from the european union in korea from the j.f.k. instituted three instance at the free university of berlin or it's great to have your analysis. and our correspondents a fisherman and he joins us now from wall street sophie the u.s. commerce secretary wilbur ross i mean trying to play things down but investors don't seem to be buying it u.s. companies are already taking a hit if we take a look at the stocks here's hardest hit right now. you merican automakers for example are suffering because many of them are still importing auto parts from the european union for example told they're going to face higher costs which eventually are going to lead to american cars getting more and more expensive and then there are the food producers they need as a mini i'm sure they can so they're facing higher costs and have to charge higher prices while european or canadian competitors are able to simply dodge the terrorists because they can export their canned goods into north america an

t. gained by force. what choice did the defeated have submission or death either they betray their culture or they lose their lives. without let there be peace between you and us. jones believes the saxons were defeated was the mistaken. notion that the saxons were not a united front there was a whole number of sub tribes the westphalian as the angry ins and the east fail eons are the best known so that they were not under central command from the military perspective either and these wars are waged by these different tribes meaning that one victory by charlemagne definitely doesn't mean that all the saxon tribes have been defeated. one year after the war against the saxons charles cross the outs with his army in order to conquer the lumber kingdom he hoped to annex the ancient roman province of italia into his frankish empire even though the long bonds were christians. he besieged the capital for many months he stuffed the population into surrender in pursuit of his vision to become the equal of the. ro

as the correspondent the force mentioned there is the background of what is currently happening t two is located one of the last remaining and one of the largest isis pockets in syria the syrian military had just pulled back to big isis attacks and a lot of losses on both sides and they had just launched an operation to eradicate one of these last pockets. isis pocket and suddenly hearing that one am reports of air strikes in the vicinity of the t two pumping station there are a few interesting details for example the united states the pentagon has come out in writing and said that. the wording here is very important they can't substantiate reports that there had been a u.s. strike what usually happens when they try to deal a announcing a strike or you know they don't want to say anything is they say we have no comment we have no information at this current time the wording here is very different that we don't have information about information of any such attack it's it's pretty direct as well so perhaps there is there is the opinion that it wasn't the u.s. led coalition behind the s

on the other side: t government forces of president abdrabbuh mansur hadi, and a coalition led by saudi arabia, ich includes the united arab emirates and the united states. a saudi-led air campaign has pounded houthi strongholds in the north, and cut off aid and food, driving many people south, homeless in their own land tonight, with the support of the pulitzer center on crisis reporting, special correspondent marcia biggs reports. >> reporter: it's being called the forgotten war. in yemen, a country where access for journalists is limited and dangerous, the world's worst humanitarian crisis goes largely ignored. but after months of waiting, we were able to get permission toth entecountry through the southern city of aden, which is the new de-facto capital ofrn yemen's gont, controlled by the saudi led coalition. we were hoping to get areas under siege, but kept hitting a wall. it's incredibly difficult to access the northern houthi controlled areas to cover what's going on theca. even if yosecure permission from the houthis it's getting there that's the a oblem. the airport in san shu

sanctions bring down chinese smart phone maker is a t e the company says it was forced to seize major operations following sanctions by the world's largest economy last month the us has banned sales of critical technology to the company as a t e depends on american chips and other components and is unable to continue production without those key supplies the chinese company says it's trying to convince the u.s. to modify or reverse the ban. shares in the royal bank of scotland have rallied strongly on news the british lender had reached a. mauler than expected to set settlement with us of thora tese r.b.s. agreed to pay fines or four point nine billion dollars to settle justice department claims it my is the investors over the sale of mortgage backed securities that was before the global financial crisis ten years ago abi as was hard hit in that crisis and received the world's biggest ever bank bailout the british government still owns more than seventy percent of the bank it's that the us claims had to be settled before it sells its stake. was the folks widely mission scandal diesel

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forcing people to migrate in search of food and shelter, altering traditional lifestyles across the globe. in tijuana, mexico, haitians fleeing devastation are building a neighborhood as their dreams of enring t united states dwindle. while in mongolia, the traditional herding lifestyle is threatened as drought forces a new generation to the capital in search of opportunities. [makelson derilus sakg spanish] [greetings exchanged in spanish] [man on podium speaking spanish] [man speaking spanish] [both speaking spanish] [derilus speaking] isabel rivera-collazo: we think of migrants and refugees as these people that are coming to take over our country. we don't see that these are the people that got to the point that it was so hard for them to survive that it was easier to face death than to stay. because that's what they are facing when they decide to get on a boat or they decide to cross a border or they decide to cross the desert, they're facing their own death, they're facing the death of their loved ones, their children, and that is a better decision than staying behind. reporter:ook athe size of this storm on satellite at this hour. tonight a direct hit in haiti slamming ashore at 145 mil

. >>> t-mobile and sprint hope to join forces to better compete against verizon and at&t. if the $26.5 billion merger goes through, t-mobile would become the nation's second largest wireless carrier. the impact on consumers is still unclear. t-mobile customers could see savings as operations consolidate, but some analysts worry less competition could lead to higher prices for everyone. that could help get people t harm's way >>> researchers at cal tech are developing an autonomous drone ambulance that could help get people to a hospital or out of harm's way in an emergency. cbs reporter chris martinez shows us how it works. >> taking off in three, two, one. >> reporter: it's technology designed to save lives. researchers at the california institute of technology describe this autonomous ambulance as the future of emergency response. >> we are calling it actually a personal rescue system. >> reporter: professor maury garrub said the self-flying rescue drone has been in development for two years. it's designed to rapidly fly a patient to a hospital or rendezvous point with a

the justice department is trying to stop the deal in court saying the combined company could force t-v to pay higher prices by threatening to with-hold content. time warner owns cable networks like c-n-n, h-b-o and t-n-t. the trial has concluded and the judge asked both sides to offer remedies that could alleviate anti-competitive issues. a-t-and-t and time warner offered no remedies, claiming they are not necessary because there is no proven harm. up next...talk about people behaving badly.you won't believe what this guy did to try and escape from his court appearance.plus...two supervisors are headed to prison following the botched cleanup of the hunters point navel shipyard.but first..new details on the deadly apartment complex shooting in mill valley.we now have the names of the victims...and the gunman. mcdonald's proudly introduces our new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. they're cooked right when you order on our flat iron grill. so they're hot, full of flavor and fantastically juicy. mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. you'll need a bigger napkin. ♪ ((vic

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at&t forced apple to block skype and other competing services from using at&t's wireless network to encouragers to purchase more voice minutes. 11, verizon blocked google wallet to protect a competing service it had a financial stake in developing and promoting. there is no shortage of evidence that we need clear and enforceable rules of the road so these discriminatory practices become commonplace schemes. that consumers and small businesses must suffer through without any options for records -- recourse. host: senator markey seems to be saying consumers and others can face a lot of peril if these rules -- if the new rules were to stay in place. guest: he raised several things. are competition problems. laws,e competition consumer protection laws. much of what people are concerned about when it comes to net neutrality are simple competition problems we already handled. on bittorrent, which keeps coming up, this is largely a misunderstanding. time- bit torrent, at the 10 years ago, was a very greedy application. it interfered with other services. comcast used the blunt tool to prevent bit tor

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binded company will act in company -- in concert to raise prices and no longer be that disruptive force that t-mobile and sprint have been particularly since the at&t/t-mobile merger fell apart in, i believe, it was 20 finish. >> '11. >> guest: right. the second thing is this notion of all these competitors. it was talked about this is a seven or eight-player market. let's talk about comcast first because that's the one most usually brought up. they have 577,000 customers as compared to 116 million for verizon, 93 million for at&t, and this combined entity would have about 98 million, almost 100 million. i mean, that's not even -- that's a drop in the bucket. that's number one. but even more importantly, comcast does not own its own mobile wireless network. it resells verizon's excess capacity. so it is dependent on verizon to have its business for its business to succeed. so verizon decides one day, you know what? i don't -- you're making me uncomfortable here, you cut them off after, you know, their lease is over or could raise prices. and the same thing with charter. charter, by the way, ha

justice department said, per your direction, we think if there was any sort of remedy, that at&t should be forcedf the turner networks including cnn because their concern is by at&t owning time warner content including turner is that at&t would have unfair leverage over their competitors, we'd be able to get higher prices out of them, attract more subvibers and the government is alleging that your every day cable bills would go up. at&t says that's not the case but it's ultimately up to the judge to decide that. >> why is that interesting? it's interesting because while that is sometimes done in bench trials, okay, it does suggest that this judge is at least open to a compromise situation which changes the stakes dramatically. brian, let's bring you into this. if there are apportionments on the table that's a very dicey proposition for at&t. let's be honest, the government is in this to make a point about an all or nothing notion about this deal. a portionment, so even if this decision comes and we now know from hadas's suggestion, that judicial decisions don't follow the college application proc

and that's why apparently one top official of at&t has been forced to resign. apologies have been issued by at&t and novartis. so they made a mistake in doing this. and probably would have never said anything except that they got caught. >> yeah. >> that's the key issue. but you are right. the russian money is the money we want to find out about. equally so, what if the at&t money was given for a specific action by the president? then you have a quid pro quo and you have bribery. other than that, you don't necessarily have a crime. but we need to know where even the at&t and novartis money went not just the russian money. >> giuliani was asked about this. he said it is a dead issue as far as i'm concerned. that combined with the vice president tell reporters that he thinks that the mueller investigation should wrap itself up because it hasn't found anything. this is the most interesting stuff yet. >> it is. and you have a real echo again of watergate. you had richard nixon saying a year of watergate is enough. and you have the vice president saying we gave 1.2 m

that is how you get people off the sidelines, out of poverty, into the work force, into careers, on the escalator of life. e.&t. it snap education and training. this is about giving americans the right incentive and skills to get into the labor force. it's what the economy needs. it's what we need. and it's what can help people move and realize self-determination. we need their talents and we want people to flourish and succeed. this is the perfect time to do this. there's a whole lot more that's happening in the house. just this week we sent the president yet another bill to repeal an obama-era regulation. we're moving forward on financial services reform to improve access to loans and capital for mall business is -- for small businesses. at the energy and commerce committee, they're preparing a package of bills to take on the opioid crisis in america and that is just to name a few of the things that are happening right now. this just shows that while the economy is cooking, and it is, there are still a -- there's still a whole lot more we can do to strengthen it and improve people's lives the finally, most i

welcome back this is r t international now u.s. special forces soldier has subjected himself to waterboarding to make kennedy posted a facebook video of being mocked and drowned and then explained his reason for doing it imagine me having it changed if this is look like torture to you guys it doesn't look like torture to be either the reason we're doing this at a basic. hero is readied for our that's been deployed to be the director the cia. waterboarding is an interrogation technique that has been used by the cia many human rights groups and the united nations say it amounts to torture it can cause serious health consequences like brain and lung damage or even death the newly appointed cia director mentioned in tim kennedy's video has been widely criticized after allegations of her involvement in enhanced interrogation techniques which includes waterboarding what is more president trump who chose gina haskell for the job has often said that torture works we discussed the waterboarding video with former guantanamo detainee was back. many people c

instruments, fair child semiconductor, motorola, intel, all of those made possible because at&t was forced patents. >> if we follow your logic, does that mean going the has to lie insi goings has to license its search technology >> yeah, and i think they should also license their autonomous car patents. >> what is good at having intellectual property if it is common >> the point is that there has to be a tradeoff if google is a monopoly which obviously anybody who has 90% market share is a monopoly, then google has to do something to put back into the commons what it is taking out which is, you know, google grew to be the second largest cooperation in the world by market cap in ten years simply because it has an extraordinary ability to create value off of other people's content youtube says to the music business your kept is going to be on youtube whether you want to or not. so you ever no choice. so youtube has 60% of the streaming music business and pace almost 10% into-46. >> i want to get jimmy into the conversation friday we got the headlines that there was going to be a "60 minutes"

we expect what we do will then force at&t and verizon and others to invest significantly. because what is happening now, we talked about this last time, this millimeterwave deployment that verizon is doing. if they wanted to do that nationwide including rural america, it would cost $1.5 trillion. it is the scale. emily: t-mobile ceo john legere there. i want to bring in caroline hyde. investors are concerned about regulatory concerns. if this does go through, it could germanic leave reshaped u.s. telecom industry. but get deeper into what we are looking at. caroline: we are looking at for becoming three, and if you look at bloomberg intelligence, you can see how the slices of the pie could start to shift around. overall, we could start to see a merging of the two key pies eaten the moment by softbank controlled sprint and the likes of t-mobile. check out the terminal at the moment because you will see this change in how the control is for the four key holders down to three keyholders. this is what is concerning, overall, the department of justice, most likely. and they hav

we expect what we do well force at&t and verizon and others to invest significantly.t is happening right now -- this wave deployment -- do you know that if they wanted to do that nationwide including rural america, it would cost $1.5 trillion? that was the scam. emily: that was don ledger. now, to the milken global conference where we caught up with steve ballmer. we talked about his outlook on big tex. he is optimistic about facebook earnings. >> if you look at last quarter's results, it would be hard to say that it is too late. there is still a lot of momentum in their business. i don't think it is too late. they are smart people. i spent a lot of time over the mark with both cheryl and and i think they will be very resilient. sold: he explained why he his roughly 4% stake in twitter. >> i sold my twitter stake. i am sure i own some in index funds but i did. excitedd that i am not about their profession to be an investor. a great thing to do but not for me. and the price was pretty good. emily: we also caught up with arrieta huffington. she has been touring the glob

today the at&t executive who why have saw michael cohen's contract was forced out. following the footsteps of drug maker novartis who also gave a lot of money in secret to cohen apologized today for its bad judgment. many defenders of trump and even some of those who cover washington say this is just how some thing work in our nation's capit capitol? is that true. i'm joined by nick comp sory where he wrote a story last year about lobbying called how to get rich in trump's administration. i want to acknowledge a tweet. he says, why don't the fake news media state that the trump administration's -- i made a not of pointing that out last night. it is precisely what is being alleged here. >> exactly why they hired michael cohen, to try to move the president off of that position. it's the whole reason, or to understand who is happening in the white house and can they move him off the position. what is different here, chris is the accuracy. the corey lewandowski model was bang a continue cup, walk around washington, say i'm the president. i know the president. come to my

force is a very difficult element to prove. t know the details of th evidence of the woman who has not spoken publicly, but suffice it to say, if he has been charged, law enforcement officials believe he can prove he aed with force. we know with regard to lucia evans that the force alleged in that case is that he grabbed hea he forced her to submit to penetration, oral penetration. that act alone, the grabbing ofd her headorcing her onto his body, that is enough to prove forcible felony sex crime in new york. rajini: could we see like in the cost the case other women coming forward to testify? uendy: absolutely. the answers of theion of how many of the 80 or so victims of harvey weinstein might be allowed to take the stand is anyone's guess at this point. the judge has tremendous discretion. for sure, the kinds of cases at would be allowed to b admitted for that kind of testimony to show that he had a pattern of certain type of behavior would have to be similar enough to the allegations here it couldn't just be any woman who said

where the defense secretary is calling on journalists and i t specialists to join the armed forces in an attempt to confront the threat of dissent from online propaganda he made the comments in an honest yet published interview with the hoists politics magazine he goes down of takes a closer look. he is a rising star a fireplace salesman turned defense secretary he is gavin williamson and he summons you my fellow british geek it's battlefield world wide web and the u.k. army is ready to charge at the enemy in this age where there's so much this information we're britain's enemies will use every angle they can do to change the narrative people who have traditionally thought about joining reserve forces we want them to come in but actually it's looking to different people whether it be journalists those people with amazing cyber nighty skills those people with the ability to really understand about getting messages across their worst nightmare is coming true with the enemy has infiltrated but your id skills are a game changer. we are living in the fake news and competing narratives the