this past week has been stark and suggesting russia is undeterred. some of the material robert mueller shared for discovery purposes with opposing counsel said back into russia disinformation aimed at crediting -- discrediting the mueller campaign. when you have russia trying to disengage in a campaign, to discredit our own investigation into russia's information campaign, it seems they are undeterred. it seems the tech sector is trying to do more to help in this area. they have begun sharing information with the government or with each other. in the past when he for hours, more has come out from the tech companies about matches just russian interference in the 2016 -- 2018 midterms but iranian as well. part of what i found interesting in what the tech companies disclosed is twitter and facebook were in communication with each other. they were sharing what they saw. host: in this last election but not 2016. guest: that seems like a step of progress. host: what are you looking for in 2020? what is on the horizon? where could the threat becoming from?

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in terms of the support for guaido but also undeterred when it comes to trying to bring the aid intoin terms of what other actions, what other members they ever against nicolas maduro, the u.s. administration officials telling cnn that there will be concrete steps and clear actions. what that will be, we do not know. but remember, there have already been sanctions on the cash cow oil company behind nicolas maduro and as well as several other individuals. on the question of dialogue, the united states is saying that the dialogue is out of the question. the only thing the united states will be willing to discuss maduro's timing and nature of departure. >> isa soares, thank you. >>> with just 33 days until britain is set to leave the european union, theresa may has again delayed a brexit vote in parliament. in a desperate effort to buy more time to revise the deal with brussels, the meaningful vote had been penciled into wednesday, but now it will happen may 12 the juth. lawmakers could still take matters in to their own hands. members of parliament may take action this week over brexit

but the hosts were undeterred and robert leaven dusty put them straight back in front of my great assist from his rodrigue as setting up the poles thirty of this season. it was a deserved leap for nico coach's side and after the break it was more whoa bush alka. just the whisk away from another equaliser. minutes later it was game over eleven dusty t.v. sets cannot agree to make it three of the forwards and see a school that's his goal in two games in all competitions. buying could have scored another but they proved wasteful i rub it live and dusky in particular. in the end it didn't matter no one was taking these three points from behind as they take full advantage of jordan slip up to reignite the title race. and then premier league of cardiff city is paying tribute to their player in millionaire who died in a plane crash his death was confirmed on thursday. a minute's silence was held before cardiff match against southampton on saturday and players across the country wore black armbands as a mark of respect. salah was travelling from not to his new club cardiff last month when the li

shaken but undeterred. bp still plans on spending about $1.8 billion in egypt. this year alone. that means this country is the biggest spender for egypt for a second year in a row it spends more money here than anywhere else in the world back over to you >> dan murphy with an exclusive comment from cairo, egypt. shaken but undeterred. good work, dan i'm watching you >>> meantime, the crisis in caracas growing more desperate by the day thousands expected to take to the streets of venezuela they are trying to turn up the heat on president nicolas maduro and rally in support of opposition leader juan guaido. we have a policy analyst for latin america at the cato institute. juan carlos, thank you for joining us you know, what we have found throughout history is that bad leaders, dictators, have somehow in many countries, whether it's cuba or other, have been able to hang on for longer than anybody thinks they should or could. do you fear that is going to be the case with maduro, or do you believe his days reall

in its support for guaido, but also undeterred when it comes to trying to put more aid -- bring more24 hours or so, two trucks that made its way in from the border have been forced to turn around. in terms of what else we could hear from the vice president, senior u.s. administration official telling cnn that the vice president will offer some concrete steps and clear actions. what those will look like, we do not know. the united states has already put sanctions on plenty of individuals, including the cash cow of the maduro regime and that is the oil company. in terms of whether there will be any kind of dialogue between the united states and the government of nicolas maduro, we know from u.s. government that the time for talking is over says the u.s. administration official. the only thing that the u.s. is prepared to talk to nicolas maduro about is the timing as well as the nature of his departure. christine, dave. >> critical day there. isa soares, thank you. we'll be right back. wow, before i refinanced i paid so much on my grad school loans. good thing i'm paying them off early

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. >> reporter: but cohen tonight, undeterred. a source close to him insisting, "facts will come out tomorrow, and no amounts of threats against mr. cohen and his family or baseless smears can change them." >> mary bruce, we saw in your report there, the president's allies on the attack against michael cohen. and tonight, the white house lashing out, as well? >> reporter: david, republicans and the white house are trying to discredit cohen's testimony by pointing out that he has lied to congress before. the white house press secretary saying, quote, it's laughable that anyone would take a convicted liar like cohen at his word. but david, members of the senate intelligence committee tonight tell us this was a serious grilling and the cohen that showed up today was, quote, a very different guy. david? >> mary bruce leading us off tonight. mary, thank you. >>> and we should note, abc news will have live coverage of the cohen hearing tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern right here. >>> and what is unclear tonight is if the president will be

has taken on its concerns about the good friday agreement the return of a hard border and undeterred looks concerns into a legally binding thing in the withdrawal agreement but it's not very boxed up which is potentially going to be the sole agreement doesn't get signed and in turn you have a heart breaks if you have new details on that in turn could lead to a hard border so sort of problem and it's hard to deal with and of course the irish be used just as well sit on it but we've all promised you know to return to our border so who'd be up to the u.k. as well to work out how we do well tony explain to those of us on the outside why you know this seems to be such a delimit it let's say you do have a hard border and you've got customs agents you've got police officers at the border would that really be enough to trigger a renewed sectarian violence. it is it's a risk and it's a risk that nobody wants to take and certainly the e.u. just much to risk because the e.u. has vested quite heavily in the peace process in ireland and northern ireland that the problem is that the good friday ag

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. >>> house democrats are undeterred by president trump's warning in the state of the union. they shrugged off thevestigatio sweeping probes into the trump campaign and beyond. nbc's tracie potts joining us now from washington to break it all down for us. tracie, good morning. it appears the democrats are playing hardball here. >> reporter: exactly. in some cases upping the ante. for example, matt whitaker, the acting attorney general is supposed to testify on capitol hill tomorrow. the house judiciary committee has issued a subpoena -- or is going to issue a subpoena in case he doesn't show or in case he doesn't answer questions. they say it won't be necessary if he shows up for that hearing. then the house intelligence committee revamping the russia investigation. that republican shutdown last year, reopening that, sending 50 interview transcripts to the fbi's russia team, and also now expanding to include the committee. >> his oversight of the administration, that's a non-starter. we are not going to be intimidated or threatened by the president. >> to say that we can't do

trump is, as we would expect, utterly undeterred, no less determined, here he is. >> i'm not happy aboutt's not doing the trick, but, i'm adding things to it. when i add what #, it's all going to happen where we will build a beautiful, big, strong wall that will not let criminals and traffickers and drug dealers, and drugs into our country. it's very simple. were building a wall. am i happy at first glance? the answer is no. i'm not. i'm not happy. but, am i happy with where were going? i'm thrilled. >> lou: radical dams, senate minority leader, chuck schumer emerged today from his rightful place in relative obscurity, to wring his hands publicly and needlessly and for the president to sign the bill. president trump doesn't want another shutdown. but, he also makes it clear, dems would be to playing. >> i don't think you're going to see a shutdown. if you did have it, is the democrats fall. i accepted the first one. i'm proud of what we have accomplished. people learned during that shutdown all about the problems coming in from the southern border. i'm extremely unhappy with what the dem

. >> it has a 37, 38% jump from december 24th bottom >> you're really undeterred from what has been aable gain in a relatively short period. >> his way of playing it, that's the way. it doesn't go up you just don't want to get it. >> encana. $6 stock they come scrambling in. you see that fall off right there. down to $6.20. that's actually a bit up on the day. they are buying $6 at the money calls. i like that. i bought these >> encana. it gets a bid. that would be wow. >> second day in a row that's last friday they trade about 12,000 calls which is 1.2 million share equivalent >> i've got one that's been performing nicely. there might be more upside in merck. take a look at that nice move it's made. these guys still got a pipeline. the june, now we're finally going off to june. it's not short term. the june 82.5 calls pretty aggressively bought. look at the size of that they are going in there and aggressively purchasing these calls. the very first print was a large one for a dollar that's what i own. ebay >> i like what elliot is doing >> how about the fact in late december, they we

until his son's testimony older harris was undeterred and wanted to be declared the winner in a tightce. than this. >> the leadership of the campaign were not aware of or condone improper activities testified to in this hearing. through the testimony i listened to over the past 3 days i believe a new election should be called. the public's confidence in ninth district see's general election has been undermined to an extent is required. >> the older harris plain-vanilla's for his lapses in memory. unclear if he will run in the new election and buy new we mean totally new, new primaries, new general election as well. it is worth noting that for all the discussion how partisan things are in washington and around the country the state board of elections was unanimous across party lines in calling for this. shannon: a federal judge in florida ruled alex acosta violated federal law in 2007 with financier and sex offender jeffrey epstein. they failed to inform dozens of his victims. jussie smollett makes they'll it is released and the superintendent expresses his fury over wasted resources.

campaign to discredit our own investigation into the russian disinformation campaign it seems they are undeterred. host: who is doing the work? caller: the tech sector is trying to help. they have begun sharing information with the government and each other. in the past 24 hours more has come out from the tech companies about not just russian interference in the 2018 midterms, but venezuelan and iranian as well. what i found interesting and what the tech companies disclosed is that twitter and facebook were in communication with each other. they were sharing about what they sought to flag things on other platforms. host: in this last election but not 2016. caller: correct, that seems like a step in progress. host: what are you looking for in 2020? what's on the horizon? where is the threat coming from and how? caller: we will see some tactics that are old, fear introductions, falsities, things that polarize americans. but we may see some more sophisticated stuff as well. a lot of us worry about deep ares, videos that essentially if you and i were having this conversation except we would not be. t

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he doesn't know, you know, when you talk to their people now, they say he is undeterred, undeterred studying to get in. when you talk to the people now there is a lot more hedge than when he was going to run a week ago. neil: how closely do you look at small denominations, funding, that candidates get? cory booker, i'm told, i don't know how true this is, has a lot of financial support, among small donors and the rest, that is getting people's attention. the same was said of kamala harris. i don't know how much that is accurate, but you bundle this stuff, how much do they pay attention to that kind of stuff? >> well, you know, you have to look at that, because, obama kind of started the trend with the small donor and you have to pay attention to that. that to me as fund-raiser tells me more of a momentum. you've got a movement going with some of the small donors. neil: who has that among democrats that you see thus far? i know it is early. >> no one. back to charlie's point, let me tell you who is sitting in a sweet spot. howard schultz is sitting in a sweet spot, we'll tell you why. if we k

undeterred by failing dollar and the other fund is for the constitutional question may come out.when you look at the 1976 statute, the fact we've used the statute 60 times in 31 of those times the national emergencies are still in effect. it was going to be declared unconstitutional would've been declare that way by now. kristen: several of your republican colleagues on capitol hill have raised concerns this is unconstitutional. it raises real constitutional concerns. lamar alexander said it unnecessary and inconsistent with the u.s. constitution. at the very least are you at all concerned that that's a bad precedent when a new precedent comes into the white house? >> if we are going to look at this and be honest and transparent with the american people, congress would have the right to revise the 1976 statute of the supreme court decision rendered in 1993 on reprogramming. basically play by the rules we have given him as a nation. any president would do that. if we are going to judge the president changed the rules, change the rules, but he's playing within the bounds of the law

the older harris was undeterred and he wanted to be declared the winner in the tight race and then thisny leadership in the campaign were aware of or condones the improper activities that have been testified to. through the testimony i've listened to in the past three days, i believe a new election should be called. it has become clear to me that the public's confidence in the ninth district seat general election has been undermined to an extent that a new election is wanted. >> the older harris blamed an illness for his lapses in memory and it's unclear if he will run in the new election and buy new, we mean totally new. new primaries, a new general election as well. it's worth noting for all the discussion of how partisan things are in washington and around the country, the state board of elections was unanimous across party lines in calling for this do over. >> shannon: we might see new faces in the primaries. current labor secretary alex acosta violated federal law when they reach an agreement in 2007 with financier and sex offender jeffrey epstein. the judge said they failed to inf

. >>> house democrats launch a sweeping investigation into the president undeterred by his state of the union attack on their new oversight powers or is complaints of presidential harassments. adam schiff promising to go beyond the rux election interference and possible collusion with the trump campaign. he now says the committee dig deep into the president's finances and whether russia has leverage over mr. trump and his family the panel voted to send robert mueller the transcripts of 50 interviews it conducted including with donald trump jr. and jared kushner. the special counsel getting closer to revealing the outcome of his investigation even as the house probe is expanding and likely to continue. i'll get reaction from john garamendi and our correspondents and only wrist standing by. first, let's go to sara murray along with josh gambol, a fbi special agent. is this a reprisal in effect of the mueller investigation. >> it looks like that. it used to be the word from democrats was we are going to wait until the special counsel robert mueller see where he turns up. but now the word c

howard is undeterred. issues are too important to let the loudest voices decide them before the american people have their say. what they are also telling me on background is that their polling is pretty good, that when they poll people, he does poll people and you said should the republicans be concerned. they say their polling is actually, it gets republicans as well so they think there is something here if they can galvanize it. the real question is, does he have the intestinal fortitude to do this. i can tell you if you are blindsided by the severity of this, he has been described as freaking out by some people, like he really didn't think this was coming at him, then he's got some issues. he might not have the thickest skin to run for president. remember, donald trump in many ways was -- he's a billionaire but in many ways was battle-tested by new york city tabloids those many years. howard schultz has been -- is likeable and been pouring lattes for a long time. big difference. by the way, great guy,

the president is expected to continue, undeterred, making that argument here to the residents of el paso tonight. >> kaitlin, did he spend any time meeting with officials to find out what's going on, on the ground? >> reporter: no, john. the president has not even landed yet here in el paso. he is still in the air, on his way from washington. right now he doesn't have any briefings on his schedule. two things we know he's doing is, one, a photo line with supporters that costs about $15,000 per supporter and he's pretaping an interview with fox news that's going to air later on in the evening. now, we should say that the president did visit a border city of mcallen, texas, in the middle of january, where he did do border security briefings and walked along the border with officials but this is his first time to el paso, the city that he says is making the argument for his wall here. yet he's not scheduled to have any kind of border briefings with local officials have been disputing what he has been saying about this city. >> kaitlin collins, thanks to you. and thanks to mick jagger. on th

trump-hating comedians, undeterred by actual facts, are suddenly aggressively unfunny.um comedian billy eichner saying, "if it turns out the attack was staged, that is disgusting, but don't give me any b.s. about maga supporters being the victim here. a bunch of white supremacists falsely accused of inspiring a crime are still a bunch of white supremacists. they poisoned the soul of our country and of the world and the crimes against humanity will be felt long after we've forgotten about jussie smollett." crimes against humanity? okay, like what? policies that grow the economy and spur wage and job growth across the board including for african-americans? that crime against humanity? or the crime against humanity creating opportunity zones in some of our most debilitated communities? or, is it the crime of criminal justice reform that is a crime against humanity? do you see what i'm saying? it is patently ridiculous. but, this is all very enlightening, is it not? this is what is really happening. trump's policies are actually working. we see it all around us. the mueller report, it looks

undeterred, pitched the new headquarters of the space worse. stay tuned.d in and pulled a woman from her burning car after she was hit by a suspected drunk driver. even though the woman's car was engulfed in flames, she had just minor injuries. some of the men who rescued her also got burned in the process. tonight, we salute them as our midnight heroes. most grateful you spend your evening with us. good night now from washington. i am shannon bream. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight" ." bernie sanders is running for president, not that he ever etopped. sanders announced his second campaign this morning in a ten minute video. but before you drop everything and watch it, take half a moment to appreciate just how much america and the democratic party aave changed over the past four years. pull up sander's first presidential announcement speech. it was may 26, 2015 in burlington, vermont, and sander's looks different but the second thing, if you watch it, just how familiar his wordsay sound.rm it is spooky. virtually all of the

the situation in kashmir and even though the current political regime in new delhi may seem to be undeterred by what the word thinks of what is going on in kashmir we do know that in the end it is public opinion that matter whether it's domestic public opinion whether it's international public opinion so i'm not exactly doc all about you know white helmets or blue helmets landing up it's you know their effort not at all i'm not sure that they have ever sold any problem anywhere in the world and they are unlikely to do so in india but i think just as an international audience we have to pay attention to what's going on it's very much indeed we have run out of time for discussions that we have any good one thank you for joining us molly sunday cack and at man nasima. and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any times by visiting our website that's al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion to go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com ford slash inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter at a.j. inside story from me and the whole team here it's by fa

undeterred, sickles shoveled by train between madrid and paris where his former paramore queen isabella had taken up residence. this did not go unnoticed in the french press. the yankee king of spain as noted by a member. 1871 was a busy year in his life. it addition to romancing the queen and carrying on official duties, he was asked by the new president of the french third out a missionrry of out a mission of special delicacy and consequence. basically the president of france asked him to go with this man. 1871, france and just lost the prussian war. negotiations were underway but how much territory france was going to have to give to the new prussian empire. the president of france his friend wants sickles to intercede and see what he could salvage from the situation. sickles was a realist. he was not going to get much. , he one weekend in brussels put forth the case for the purposes of salvaging the honor to keep l4. this was the place -- this was the only place the french armory had garnered any honor. even though this was a strategic town, the germans gave it back to the french re

. >> reporter: cohen is undeterred. >> i look forward to tomorrow to tell the american people my storym going to let the american people decide exactly who is telling the truth. >> reporter: republicans and the white house are trying to discredit cohen's testimony pointing out, he has lied to congress before. the white house secretary saying, quote, it's laughable that anyone would take a convicted liar like cohen at his word. members of the senate intelligence committee tell us this was a serious grilling. the cohen that showed up to talk to them was a very different guy. mary bruce, abc news, capitol hill. >> thanks to mary and an update from the congressman matt gaetz tweet. he tweeted it was not his intent to threaten cohen. he deleted the tweet and apologized. >> we learned some of what he plans to say today. "the new york times" reports in his opening statement, cohen will call president trump a con man and a cheat, who knew a long-time adviser was communicating with wikileaks who instructed cohen to lie about a trump tower project in moscow that was under way during the 2016 pre

expected to voice resolute support for juan guaido, as well as saying the united states is not undeterredcontinue pushing for that international humanitarian aid to make its way to venezuela, despite the fact we saw those heavy clashes over the weekend. more than 285 people injured. five people dead. on the question of action, though, ryan, he did say that he's going to put -- outline some concrete steps and clear action. although he did not elaborate what those may be. are we talking sanctions? remember, already the united states has put sanctions on several individuals surrounding nicolas maduro, as well on p podesa, the cash cow behind him, as well. so it will be interesting to see whether the united states has another lever, economic lever, that they can actually put forward in terms of trying to ex fix ate maduro's regime. on the question, though, ryan, of really trying to create some sort of dialogue with maduro, according to u.s. administration official, that is completely out of the question. the time for dialogue is over. in fact, the only time -- the only thing the united states

presidential election after last week's delayed millions head to the polls to cast their ballots undeterred by attacks in the northeast and warnings by the. to disrupt the front and we talked to some in the community about the main issues of concern in the president of the accent i'm here to mohammad. the hash tag . you at the news grid live on air and streaming online through you tube facebook live and dot com good to have you with us on this saturday it is a showdown that's been building for days on venezuela's border with colombia and may now be reaching a critical stage on one side opposition activists and supporters led by one determined to get emergency aid into venezuela from colombia on the other venezuelan troops ready to stop them on president nicolas maduro. now the opposition say they're prepared for whatever resistance they meet testing the loyalty of venezuela's military in the venezuelan border town of dania soldiers fired tear gas while protesters threw rocks and burnt tires crippling food and medical shortages of lead many venezuelans to join go i don't know in helping truc

undeterred by pile—ups like this one in 2008. were answered and he awoke. but the toughest journey of his life was about to begin. looking cool, rick. his sister filmed the journey as ricky defied the odds and medical prognosis. can you wave? brilliant. look at that balance. ricky ashworth, eh? and then this year, what many thought impossible, the chance for ricky to get back on a bike. to begin with, a tandem cycle, but a chance to feel the wheels turning beneath him once more. it's amazing. it absolutely is. to be here, to be sitting here. once a biker, always a biker. it's good to be back on a bike. i didn't think he would be able to do it, to tell the truth. i thought there'd be no way. it's like when you first let your child go on a pushbike with no stabilisers on for the first time. you're a bit nervous. it is still a huge effort for ricky to co—ordinate his brain and muscles to just get onto the bike, let alone soon be peddling. ricky can't remember anything about the crash, just the wobble before and then nothing for thre

the situation in kashmir and even though the current political regime in new delhi may seem to be undeterred by what the word thinks of what is going on in kashmir we do know that in the end it is public opinion that matter whether it's domestic public opinion whether it's international public opinion so i'm not exactly doc all about you know white helmets or blue helmets landing up it's you know their effort not at all i'm not sure that they have ever sold any problem anywhere in the world and they are unlikely to do so in india but i think just as an international audience we have to pay attention to what's going on it's very much indeed we have run out of time for discussions that we have any good one thank you for joining us molly sunday cack and at than nasima. and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any times by visiting our website that's al-jazeera dot com and of other discussion to go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com for slash inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter at a.j. inside story from me and the whole team here it's by fanat

undeterred by pilots like this one in 2008.ney of prayers were answered and you work. but the toughestjourney of his life was about to begin. looking cool, ricky. his sister filmed the journey as ricky defied the odds and medical probe bases. -- prognosis. can you wave? yeah. that balance. this year, what many thought impossible, the chance for ricky to get back on a bike. to begin with, a tandem cycle, but the chance to feel the wheels turning the him once more. it's amazing. it absolutely is. to be here, to be sitting here. once a biker always a bike. it's good to be back on a bike. i did not think it would be able to do it, to tell the truth. i thought there would be no way. it's like when you first let your child go on a pushbike with no stabilisers on for the first time. you worry a bit nervous. it is still a huge effort for ricky to co—ordinate his brain and muscles to just get onto the bike, let alone cb paddling. —— let alone asuna be paddling. —— let alone asuna be paddling. ricky can't remember anything about the cras

that is amazing "fortnite" has been ruling the roost undeterred.ortnite" losing steam or is "apex legends" so great they're both doing well? >> i don't think "fortnite" is losing -- "fortnite" has 200 million users. some of the top streamers, basically ea paid some of the top streamers like ninja to play apex right out of the gate. this 25 million users they had initially, they kind of had this base, this pool, to fish from, if you will, that was very different than when "fortnite" kind of got up and running. so when we think about which one has the critical mass today, i suspect that a lot of that is going to shift back to "fortnite." one of the things, apex tends to be for more slightly mature audience. first person shooter, it is a little more graphic. broader parent appeal of "fortnite" will create more sustaining power for that platform. neil: we'll watch closely. always good catching up with you, gene. thank you very much. >> thank you, neil. neil: a lot of advertisers are pulling out of youtube right now after very, very chilling accusations

they assume that the meddling and interference in our election from when it occurs simply is undeterred or unstopped and i think again without going into any of the details there are some successes of the american people should know happened,, but let me ask you whether you've seen any indication that china has sought to conduct activities similar to what we have seen from russia in 2016, 2018. >> given the form that we are in today, i would offer to bradley state, what we are seeing is that our adversaries understand how to operate again below this level of armed conflict and are taking broad lessons learned upon which they will attempt to impact our nation.>> and would you agree that the american people should know about threats from not only russia but other countries as well, because the tools and means and techniques are highly asymmetric, that is they don't need to invest tens of billions of dollars to disrupt our election system. some of it is available with very little such investment. >> i agree, senator. >> general thomas and mr. secretary, i know we have been over this issue

campaign to discredit our own investigation into the russian disinformation campaign it seems they are undeterredhost: who is doing the work? caller: the tech sector is trying to help. they have begun sharing information with the government and each other. in the past 24 hours more has come out from the tech companies about not just russian interference in the 2018 midterms, but venezuelan and iranian as well. what i found interesting and what the tech companies disclosed is that twitter and facebook were in communication with each other. they were sharing about what they sought to flag things on other platforms. host: in this last election but not 2016. caller: correct, that seems like a step in progress. host: what are you looking for in 2020? what's on the horizon? where is the threat coming from and how? caller: we will see some tactics that are old, fear introductions, falsities, things that polarize americans. but we may see some more sophisticated stuff as well. a lot of us worry about deep ares, videos that essentially if you and i were having this conversation except we would not be. the