completely different from his brother, jack warner. is an excerpt of a documentary you produced. let's watch and get your reaction. [video clip] >> events beyond hollywood were intruding. alvin york was giving talks around the country, publicly pushing for america to intervene against germany. he had become a lightning rod. but the resulting victory was shameful indeed. >> lots of americans were pro-nazi. there were more than 100 pro-nazi organizations in the united states. a woman wrote saying she thought he lost his mind. another person said it was a pity he came back from the war alive. i would argue that his role in world war ii is more important than what he did in world war i. he stood up at a time it was not popular to say we are against the nazis. steve: your message in that documentary, what is it? john: that it takes courage to stand up for what you believe, and how alvin york was willing to do that on the battlefield and in public life. it was just shameful, the response from so many people when york was speaking out in favo

mike warner will be here -- mark warner will be here shortly., i want to thank all of my colleagues for the support they have shown me, the confidence they have shown me. but we're really a team. we have worked together as a team for the last two years, and we'll continue to do that. i love every member of my caucus. i truly do. they're all great people, different views, different backgrounds, but everyone works hard to see other people's points of view and that's why we have been able to come together, because of the unity. the unity in our caucus has been our strength, and it will continue stronger than ever in the 116th congress. when we stood here two years ago, we faced a daunting electoral map. the worst in decades. and we faced difficult questions about how best to serve the people with such an unconventional president in the white house. two years later, let's take stock. thanks to the unity of our caucus, we beat back republican efforts to repeal health care. 30 million people have health care because of this caucus. and the republican

senator mark warner. [applause] warner: good morning. let me thank reverend al for allowing to come here. he and i go back along way. we started working together when i took on was a little bit of a fool's errand way back in 1989. i joined and became the campaign manager for a young man named doug wilder that became the first african-american governor elected in his own right in our nation. even as far back as 1989, reverend al was in the fight. i want to make a comment about senator harris. we saw her in the judiciary committee hearings. many of us saw her when she took on the attorney general sessions in our intelligence committee hearings. when she took on the questions around jim comey. what you don't see and what i get a chance to see is the amount of hard work, energy, and commitment. on the intel committee, 90% of all we do is behind closed doors. behind those doors hers is a voice that is listened to by people on both sides of the aisle. she brings enormous power and intellect to these issues. i was thinking about going through a

using these updated procedures, warner robbins robbibegan buildn march 2016. these propellors are assembled using new production blades procured from the original equipment manufacturer who is currently increasing delivery from 30 a month to 48 a month by october. procedures for propellor blade overhaul continue to be updated and refined. initial validation efforts, which started last april, should conclude this fall and we expect that warner robbins depo will reach full production capacity in early 2019. the coast guard is participating and will incorporate these changes in their manuals and we will also distribute this to partner nations through country specific technical orders. with respect to the response, chairman wittman, i would focus -- it is my understanding the focus is more on the operational impacts differences, the fleet sizes had something to do with that but our program office -- it is my understanding that our program office made a valued determination based upon the severity of the risk against the probability of it occurring and arrived at a

time warner execs wanted in on the action. significant stake and should have been listened to i don't think he was listened to. >> in his deepest self, he knew it was wrong. >> this really is a historic moment. >> it was the biggest corporate merger ever. a $160 billion deal. but no one could predict the burst of the dot com bubble months later. aol fell flat and the stock price took a nose dive. >> we were present for the greatest business debacle in the history of american business. >> investors lost more than $150 billion and ted, time warner's biggest individual stockholder took a beating. >> your net worth goes from 10 billion to 2 billion. in around the same time as -- >> it actually went closer down to $1 billion. by then i had given the billion dollars to the u.n. >> time warner executives restructured the company. ted was shut out. >> they offered me an extension on my contract. at $1 million a year and i said, what are my duties going to be. they said, you won't have any duties. >> ted got shafted, and it hurt. the i

senator mark warner, thank you so much. in fact the world has called ene yemen an unprecedented human catastrop catastrophe. >>> now, let's dig down further into donald trump on a last-minute midterm campaign blitz. even by his standards, the president is causing uproar anew for sharing what some say is the most racially charged campaign ad in decades, repeating tropes about filling the nation with cop killers. his immigration rhetoric propelled him to the white house two years ago and he's counting on it shoring up congress now. so let's talk to marc short, former director of legislative affairs in the trump administration. and, of course, we have to disclose that he has signed a nondisparagement agreement. so, marc short, welcome to the program. >> christiane, thanks for having me on. >> can you tell me what that nondisparagement agreement means and why we have to say that? >> sure. before i signed a contract with cnn, any time i come on i can give you full and unvarnished opinion about what's happened inside the white ho

john warner is 91 years old. when i worked in the united states senate for some of senator warner's 30 years as a republican senator he was always one of the pleasant decent people with whom i used to disagree with most of the time in the senate. our differences were never personal, always just about policy. john warner was good friends with senator mitch mcconnell in those days and tonight he's endorsing democrats in the hope that his former republican friend, mitch mcconnell, will lose control of the senate. john warner is endorsing tim kaine's re-election in his state of virginia. he's also endorsing democrats in-house races in virginia including former cia official abiga abigail spamburger. john warner says abigail has really impressed him. senator warner told nbc news it goes beyond politics now, i'm a republican. i'll finish a republican. as i cruise through my 91st year, but you've got to put the nation's interest and the state's interests ahead of politics. i just feel that the democrats have got superior

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on what he plans to do in the senate is the vice chair of the senate intelligence committee mark warnerm virginia senator, good to have you back good morning >> thanks for having me on this morning. we touched base with you when some of these executives went to the hill a and now we've got the times and a lot of viewers might be wondering, whether or not the information the times uncovered could have direct impact on the trajectory of legislation. what do you say? >> well, i have to tell you, i was disappointed with the management of facebook who were slow to ak untcknowledge the run intervention and when they appeared before our committee we got it we understand how important this is and we want to work with you yet at the time they were making the promises in public with the committee they hired a political hit team to try to undermine the committee's credibility and the good news is they tried to do that in a bipartisan fashion and they'll take on both republicans and democrats, but i'm not sure that that's a check in the right direction. so i think that what facebook is going to do

it's probably someone at warner entertainment. liz: that's not annoying to me at all, hearing that vibrating. >> i'm sorry, but this is called, you know, real-time journalism. liz: we have a warner media statement. >> we do. i sent that out. they are basically saying the justice department is in cahoots with dish to kill the deal. this is pretty funny. the doj collaborates closely with dish in an unsuccessful lawsuit to block a merger. the collaboration continues to this day with dish's tactical decision to drop hbo, not the other way around. doj failed to prove its claims with hbo, a trial and then abandoned them on appeal. it's getting really interesting. i mean, listen, this is obviously not the last we've heard of this. this case, the fact that hbo is going dark on dish is clearly going to be put up before the appellate panel. we should also mention the appellate -- liz: but charlie, certain companies, certain channels have gone dark on other outlets, and people threw a fit. i can remember when msg networks went dark on time w

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senate intelligence committee, senator mark warner, about this and about government after the midterms. then, as president trump ratchets up his midterm rhetoric, we talk to marc short, his former director of legislative affairs. plus, is america really as divided at is seems? republican congressman garrett graves tells our walter isaacson why cross-party cooperation might still be possible.

up next, at & t getting a lot bigger with its time warner acquisition but now the telecom giant is looking to trim the fat. charlie's working the phones right now. he's got the latest on all of that behind the scenes as the battle looms. he breaks it next. in the birthplace of tango, there will be a lot of delicate political dancing here in buenos aries. more on that when "countdown" returns from argentina. stay with us. i am a family man.

why not write a letter about at & t and time warner? quite the same thing. the content of nbc is much more must-see tv than the content of time warner. yes, they have cnn, they have hbo. but guess what nbc has? they have sports, they have entertainment, they have "saturday night live." if you want to exert price pressure on the smaller rival cable distributors, they can do it and they are doing it, and we believe they are violating antitrust rules. now, why haven't they sent this out yet? i think one reason they haven't sent it out is we have the midterms coming out tomorrow. they are just waiting for a news cycle to pass. they are dotting the is, crossing the ts. they may not send out this letter. from what i understand, they are more than halfway there to putting this out and ramping up the pressure on comcast for the justice department to issue what's known as a civil -- liz: i'm looking at the stock. it's down three quarters of a percent. on an up day on the market. >> partially on this. liz: you are breaking it exclusively because

cheryl: bad news at&t warner media accusing justice expect collaborating with dish network, warner mediassued statement saying, quote, the department of justice collaborative closely with dish in unsuccessful lawsuit to blocked our merger, collaboration continues to this day with dish's decision to drop hbo not the other way around, for the first time in history warner media hbo went dark after disagreement after a any distribution deal, you hear the threats, you hard ever ever -- hardly ever see them go through and approving at&t's deal by time warner. lauren: google with protest, walking off the job, the organizers of the event calling on the company's lead toast make it safer for women to report sexual harassment and to make that process more transparent. they published a letter saying in part there are thousands of us at every level of the company and we have had enough. cheryl: well, spotify is including use toaster get out in vote in midterm elections with the help of some state-inspired songs. ♪ cheryl: music launched get vocal play list which got songs that are popular in each of

the australian cricketers steve smith, david warner and cameron bancroft won't have their bans liftedned. that's what the player union wanted after a review found that the culture within cricket australia may have contrinuted to their actions. smith and warner were suspended for 12 months and bancroft for nine for ball—tampering in south africa in march. the players‘ union wanted the punishments lifted, saying they'd suffered enough, but cricket australia said it wouldn't be appropriate. bancroft will be eligible to return next month but smith and warner have four months still to serve. great britain are still searching for their first win at this years champions trophy, after being held to a 2—2 draw byjapan. tess howard scored her first international goal to help the reigning 0lympic champions to an early 2—0 lead. but japan fought back to take a point, leaving britain fourth in the table with two group games remaining. they face the netherlands next — it's their first meeting since the rio final two years ago. laura davies will be a vice captain for the european team at next year's

and time warner are actually good for the consumer i think in the short term holland the outlook they are as you say they're slicing and dicing they're offering lots of packages but as we see what i have called you know a media merger madness where it's things are getting bigger i am always concerned about what happens when they get too big and too out of control and then they could not care less about the consumers because they don't have any competition if they squash the competition so i think it's ok now but whether or not it's amazon or over or time warner and h.b.o. i think ultimately consumers and regulators going to keep an eye on these sort of folks to ensure that they're providing the services to their customers you see one of these new budget offerings you think you're locking in the price but it could go up netflix will bump it up a bit bait and switch you know get free six months but then they require a year commitment and then you've got to pay a higher rate and then all the sudden you're getting the entire n.f.l. season when you wonder. if football is really soccer it c

we turn now to virginia democratic senator mark warner.ay he's getting ready to canvas for democrats in virginia, including his colleague tim kaine. good morning, senator. you're going to be knocking on doors. what is your pitch? >> good morning. well, my pitch is this election people need to get out and vote. if they are concerned about what's going on in washington, if they're concerned about a president that doesn't act very presidential when you see moments of crisis over the last few weeks, they need to have their votes counted, and frankly, even folks who may agree that the economy is going pretty good, i think many, many people realize we need a check on this president, and we've seen evidence of that in the last three weeks when this president was not able to bring the country together after the shootings or the bombing attempts. we saw it when the president, you know, kind of randomly said that he could override the constitution with the stroke of a pen. people know that we have rule of law in this country. and then in the last co

go back to the at & t/time warner thing one minute.overnment is very, very confident that they can pull this one off. why is that? they got the luck of the draw. two democrats on the panel, the court of appeals panel, one republican, we should say robert wilkins, i believe that's an obama appointee, david senatell was a reagan appointee. judith rogers is a clinton appointee. so you have two democrats, one republican. the democrats are essentially more appealable to the notion that this is a monopoly. they are more consumerist so you may get a reversal of the lower court. i can tell you, they are very confident in doj, the head of the doj antitrust thinks this is a jury that may buy their argument. so watch this date, december 6th. they will have two sides going at it. it will take three months or so to render a decision but fit looks like these judges, particularly the two democratic judges say we like what you're saying, or something along those lines, they may -- that may be the motive or the impetus for them -- liz: doesn't it go ag

and we expect the warner robbins depot will reach full capacity in early 2019. i would add that the coast guard is participating in these same efforts and will incorporate those changes in their manuals. we will also distribute this to partner nations. with respect to the response, chairman whitman, i would focus -- it is my understanding the focus is more on the operational impacts than differences. the fleet sizes had something to do with that, but our program office -- it's my understanding that our program office made a valued determination based upon the severity of the risk against the probability of it occurring and arrived at a serious risk and accepted that risk so that the u.s. air force may continue to provide the tactical lift that the c-130 provides. >> thank you, lieutenant general kirkland. lieutenant general harris, i wanted to ask and dig deeper on what's happening with some of the upgrades. since 2014 congress has put additional dollars in over and above the base budget for c-130h propulsion system upgrades. and that includes the t-56 3.5 engin

one of the more overlooked parts of the at & t/time warner merger is the fact that at & t cannot sell certain aspects -- certain assets. they have to keep certain what's known as must-have assets in a separate company. they can't totally integrate it. one of those must-have assets is cnn, obviously. they're not trying to sell cnn. it will just give you an idea of just how difficult this merger is to complete, as the justice department is going out and essentially trying to upend the merger. they have to keep certain assets separate. one of those assets they do not have to keep separate is hulu. from what i understand, they are shopping that. they are looking for someone to buy it. why are they doing that? because even with the ability to purchase time warner, this is a company with lots and lots of debt. its bond rating is not junk bond but it's on one of those levels as you go a couple notches down, you start to get right at junk bond. it has a massive amount of debt. it's one of the more indebted companies right now in corporate america among the blue chip companies, and in terms of

smith and warner were suspended for 12 months and bancroft for nine in south africa in march. they'd suffered enough, but cricket australia said it wouldn't be appropriate. laura davies will be a vice captain for the european team at next year's solheim cup at gleneagles. she holds the record for appearances and points scored in the competition and will support captain catriona matthew in september alongside suzann pettersen and kathryn imrie. a month after winning the chicago marathon, mo farah has confirmed he will make another attempt to win the london marathon next april. he finished third last year, in his first race over the distance since quitting the track. and wales' lauren price is guaranteed at least a bronze medal at the women's world boxing championships in delhi, she beat the pole elzbieta worchick in her middleweight quarter—final on a spilt decision. the chief executive of the professional footballer‘s association has dodged questions about his future this evening. gordon taylor is facing calls to step down amid claims the union doesn't do enough to support for

let's interrupt because we have senator mark warner speaking now responding. >> i'm not going to comment on that this individual made before our committee. we've kept that confidential but obviously mr. cohen was one of the witnesses that we've always wanted to have come back and that need goes up. >> did you refer his testimony to the special counsel? >> again, its already in the public domain that referrals had been made from our committee to the special prosecutor but we're not going to talk about any individuals. >> does this make michael cohen a less reliable witness for robert mueller that he admitted that he lied to your committee? >> well, there seems to be a trend here amongst so many of the president's closest allies, that they don't tell the truth, although you've also got a white house that seems on a daily basis not to have its facts straight -- >> does this -- >> we still have a number of witnesses to see and a number of witnesses that are some of the key names, key individuals that we -- the chairman and i are working through on how we get them to come back, because just a

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it will feature original movies and tv content from warner brothers, turner and hbo.new bundle also help the company compete on content with rivals like netflix and disney in the streaming arenarena. >>> the federal government is cracking down on floyd mayweather and d.j. khalid to tell consumers to invest in cryptocurrencies. they pumped the initial coin offerings or as we call them icos without disclosing promotional payments they received in return. the two men settled without admitting or denying the claims but agreed to pay combined penalties totalling more than $750,000. the sec says its investigation is ongoing. marcus, laura, back to you guys. >> got to let people know when you're advertising. thank you. >>> 4:42 right now. coming up on "today in the bay," we get a little break in the rain for now. >> yes, it's going to be cool to start, as we head toward concord we'll dip down to 49 degrees around sunrise, looking at the temperatures in the upper 50s later on this morning. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates and track the next storm, coming up. >>> a

media, at&t time warner.ve it work questio? >> do you mean specifically for this event? well, it's going to be a question of, can they get the viewership, will they be talking about it on their quarterly earnings, seeing a bump because of this event? if that is something talked about, it may be repeated. sense.efore making of similar to what is done in boxing, how will social media play out in all of this. boxing almost comes down, to a certain extent, how much you can wrap up anticipation and excitement around social media because you need to keep it exclusive around those paid to watch. they are utilizing bleacher report live, they are the top platform for this. they've done a lot of backend marketing. we know that paper view is an -- view is an impulse buy. they are trying to maintain exclusivity on the event itself, they are trying to offer up supplemental programming and content across social media and hbo, bleacher report live, across turner. thanksgiving metaphor, using every part of the turkey and sli

we just saw largely your interview with senator warner. obviously, we're still in a situation, even in january, where republicans control those senate committees. give us a sense of what impact you think these revelations -- and not just today, michael cohen -- but this ongoing over the last 24, 48 hours series of developments might mean, if anything, to what folks are thinking and do iing on capitol hill, including -- and i thought that was a critical question about what this means for mr. whitaker. >> reporter: yeah. i think that's right. i think this guilty plea today helps to give all these investigations on capitol hill, regardless of who is running them, a little more teeth. if you think you can lie to congress and get away with it, you're going to lie to congress. if you do lie to congress and you very well might get caught and face criminal penalty, that is a strong -- little bit of backbone for these investigative committees. you heard mark warner say this is something where he didn't confirm specifically referring michael cohen's

warner. mr. warner should be looking for ways to work with facebook. mr.umer advised, not to harm it. i was surprised by this but you report there's some connections between shu mchumer and the com. >> there are. the chief office is connected to the democratic party. if hillary clinton were to win the presidential election, long rumored to be named a cabinet member. they are known for being well connected to top democrats. even show cheryl sandberg lives on the west coast, there's a lot of interaction between her as well as her top lieutenants and top members of the democratic party. this was mo surprise. his daughter works at facebook. >> he was taken aback by the level of opposition. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> it's deadline day in florida but has all the recount chaos yielded anything new? t chs ao yielded anything new ♪ traders -- they're always looking for advantages. the smart ones look to fidelity to find them. we give you research and data-visualization tools to help identify potential opportunities. so, you can do it this way... or get ev

. >> it was in the midst of the time warner sale to at&t when we thought about at&t owning time warner't think time warner would be a better-run media company they weren't going to be making better creative decisions. because they were owned by a phone company. so it was easy to say we didn't understand the strategic fit with verizon we didn't see our assets being stronger but then a few months later when bob eiger called, we had this in our mind works there be a time when we would sell when bob eiger called, we saw this made a great deal of strategic sense. so my mother and i, my father, we sat down, went to my father's office and we had a long conversation about it. we could see the entertainment assets, fx, businesses like national geographic, obviously our movie studio, movies coming out like "avatar," these fit in disney's wheel house and created a lot more value for shareholders. >> your dad calls you in what was your initial reaction what was james'? >> we knew about the conversation and we talk every day. we're all very transparent and open with each other >> and i think we all

mark warner joins us now live from capitol hill., if michael warner is telling the truth and they have e-mails to back up the latest account, if michael cohen lied to the committee, did anyone else? >> that's an open question. we have a good working relationship with the special counsel and as appropriate, share information with them. we shouldn't be surprised. this is another example of a close affiliate of donald trump lying about conversations with russia or russians. this is a pattern and remember, this is about a then candidate for the president of the united states basically with his personal fixer trying to cut a deal that would require significant approval from senior russian leadership about a business deal while you are a candidate for president of the united states. it's pretty remarkable. >> if cohen is now telling the truth, then the president lied. candidate trump lied repeatedly and president trump lied when he said the deal was done earlier. are there ramifications for that? >> let's see how it plays out. also, let's

prevent investigations is simply untrue now there are fwroeing calls for regulation senator mark warneraying he is disappointed with facebook management. >> i think there are ways we can find common ground they have to come to the table so far what they've said is yept to work with you but getting to specifics, there is not a lot of give on their side the notion that the wild wild west days of no regulations at all, no fward rails, just can't exist any longer. >> and yesterday warner fellow exactic senators be klobuchar, blumenthal, corns and hirono wrote the department of justice and urging a investigation into facebook for hiring political consultants to spread disinformation about people criticizing president bush but jp morgan's doug and muth says he doesn't think "the new york times" expose will make regulation more likely and he already sees factual basis and others change business practices to comply with european privacy law. melissa there is a lot of talk the appraisecy laws could give guidelines what we can see here. >> thank you julia so does facebook need fresh faces in the

we went to warner's at lunch and it was in a screening room.here was an executive there named, john calley, who is really responsible for many interesting pictures from that time. i borrow money from you cause you're the only jerk-off that i can borrow money from without paying 'em back, right? and about ten minutes into it, a waiter comes in with a tray. literally right in the middle of the picture. and says, "who's got the tuna on rye?" and marty is just dying. they're not watching the film, they're trying to figure out their lunch order. and this was just typical hollywood arrogance. come on, come on, come on. come on, come on, f--- face. and calley comes and sits down next to me and we were both dying, and he says, this is the best movie i've seen all year, but i have to take a leak. do you mind stopping it? and "where's the button?" and so he went back and then we started. we finished the movie and he got up and he said, "we're buying this movie." as soon as the film came out, as soon as it was released, it was around the same time as "ame

the pilots to warner home.our first chance to thank job they didr the for us before and during the attack. our relief came in. maybe you think we were not glad to see them. ♪ [marine anthem playing] i guess all of us knew from the first no matter how tough the going was, we would take the island. just the same the day the colors were run up on this palm tree and flew for the first time over tarawa, we got a lump in our throats. we were mighty proud. [bugle] ♪ these are the marines who took tarawa. ♪ >> the army-navy screen magazine magazine was a news and information and entertainment report to sign for servicemen and shown in all military movie theaters during world war ii. the u.s. army signal corps produce the film's under the supervision of frank capra who originated the series. reel america, an episode from early 1944. next. this 20 minute report includes a los angelest high school students working in aircraft factories, a cartoon featuring "private snafu" and a profile of the marine cameramen who filmed t

except to say if time warner or at&t time warner we would be interesting in buying their stake.ed we'll have enough control to manage hulu in a way that is consistent with the strategy of the company. >> would the ability to acquire more of it change how much you invested in it >> not necessarily our plan is to invest in all three services, the espn service and hulu service so that we a chief our goals not just in direct consumer space but transforming by being in that space that will require investment and those will be made across those three brands it has been investing in c content. it is increasing that is being made and to use production entities of what will be the new company particularly on the television side and the talent that we are bringing in to help fuel hulu's growth as well >> you're nearing approvals. what can you tell us about the state of integration and where things stand now >> there are so much we can do we are very happy that we achieve that had in the eu just this week. there are a few markets left to go we are optimistic that we will get regulatory app

big day, december 7th, when the at & t/time warner oral arguments. liz: thank you very much, charlie gasparino. when we come back, market guru bob doll. don't go away. . . ♪ liz: breaking news. general motors fighting back after president trump tweeted his disappointment in the car giant and ceo mari barra after she announced layoffs. ashley webster has a statement from general motors. what does it say? >> we do, liz. saying simply, gm says many workers at plants affected by the production halt will have, quote an opportunity to shift to other gm plants. now the automaker going on to say it is committed to maintaining strong manufacturing presence in the united states. of course all of this after announcing those production cuts yesterday, the loss of some 14,800 jobs. feeling the wrath and pressure from the trump administration. gm says look, we appreciate the actions that this administration has taken on behalf of the inindustry to improve u.s. manufacturing competitiveness. actions for the company to for long-term success, and growth and jobs. it

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and he did tell mark warner to back off. but you put it in the broader sense, he could have been saying back off with regard to privacy, don't necessarily back off in terms of we're trying to get facebook to purge a bunch of accounts. >> i did a podcast with him in which he was very favorable to facebook which surprised me at the time. >> so to that point, and chuck schumer's daughter does work there, but when you dig into this, august soll sorts of compd the influence that they have over washington. do you think that there is any chance something actually happens around that? >> i think that there are senators like mark warner and senator are about yo burr, they have been very critical. many congress people. and even nancy pelosi talked about it with me, the need to have privacy bills and more regulation of the internet. so i think it is coming. >> and when you interviewed chuck schumer and he was favorable about baby, did he mentihe -- facebook, did he mention his daughter worked there? >> i don't think that had anything t

warner should be looking for ways to work with facebook, mr. schumer advised, not harm it. facebook lobbyists were kept abreast of mr. schumer's efforts to protect the company. according to the employee. pretty stunning if all of this is true. are you aware of any of it? >> what i can tell you is i don't believe there's anybody in the democratic caucus who's been more involved than i have been in these technology issues. i have been pushing, as your statement indicated, facebook very, very hard. senator schumer never once has indicated that i should back off. >> never once. never felt pressure, never heard anything of it? >> never once, and here are the facts. facebook really can't be trusted. they downplayed russia's involvement in terms of electoral activity. they wrongly took advantage of users' data. the only answer here is to pass my strong privacy legislation, radical transparency, let people control their data and make sure we have tough enforcement. >> well, i think people on both side could agree with that. they want to protect their own data. thank you very much,

have for a while let's hear at&t first and then you on verizon >> at&t has great assets with time warnerhits, there's a lot of concern about the integration of those assets and the debt level but nevertheless the stock is trading at eight times forward earnings, it's really cheap. high dividend yield, we're willing to take a bet on that and we continue to like it >> that's a yes on t. >> 5g going to be such a catalyst for technology and verizon is beginning to roll it out. they rolled it out in houston. i'm beginning to see that a lot of that is priced in let's not take what i'm about to say as i believe verizon is going down but the position that i have i will take that position and cut it in half over the next couple of days. >> good stuff. thanks to you both jon, international paper comes, steve from roanoke started position in ip steve says because the dividend, it continues to drop which i like while accumulating it, but not showing signs of recovering. dead money or not? >> i don't think dead money. but wall street not on board with this one yet. goldman cut them on october 10 or s

i think what john warner's speaking to with these endorse.ressional candidate and tim kaine running for re-election, those are the type of voters he sort of represents ideologically, culturally. >> talking about the new registered voters, young people, they don't seem to be in a hyper partisan echo chamber but issue based. >> but they seem to be, too -- the question here is will they turn out? some suggestion in the poll they will turn out in numbers we haven't seen. they're favoring strongly democrats over republicans. so in terms of looking at the district tons map here so many of the races, we have polls in a lot of these races that have come in. so many of them are one, two, three points, one way or the other. >> right. >> that's one of those if you have a surge of these young voters who don't usually vote in midterm elections but who do this time in a disproportionately break to the democrats, multiple seats could switch. the margins are that close. the margin between the republicans barely hanging on to the house and the democrats just

received the medal of honor, and was one of the most decorated soldiers of world war i. 23 years later, warner bros. made a film called "sergeant york," about the man from tennessee, his life, and wartime actions. up next on american history tv, alvin york's grandson, along with a filmmaker who made a documentary about the film, talk about the man and the movie. this is about 50 minutes. but first, a trailer for the 1941 film "sergeant york." [video clip] ♪

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