president's racist attack on congresswoman and we sit down with with tame came la harris what you whie she says president trump he is offensive comments hit too close to home let's go outfront. >> and good evening i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news denouncing donald trump, live pictures from washington. the house just voting on a resolution condemning president trump's racist rant about four minority congress wilm. the resolution strongly condemned the racist comments saying members of congress or or knows wrongly assumed to be immigrants do not belong in congress or in the united states of america. in vote comes after history was made upon the floor today. the speaker of the house saying this. >> these comments from the white house are disgraceful and disgusting. and the comments are racist. >> the word racist. republicans tried to strike pelosi's words. from the record. >> i ask the words be taken down. i make a pointed of or the gentlewoman's words are unparliamentarien be taken down. >> strike from the record. it would have been the first time that happened to a s

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sometimes they reject resignation offers and say you need to stay on, it is a recognition whie t recognition by the white house to keep the conversation on deregulation and on what they're doing in terms of job creation. there was acknowledgment that this was getting in the way. that was getting in the way of the story the president wants to tell about the economy. as we know now, there's going to be a new acting labor secretary. kristin? >> peter baker, you've done so much reporting on this as well, it seemed as though after alex acosta held the news conference, it stopped the bleeding at the time. then you have other people coming forward and challenging his events. take us behind the scenes. what do you know about how much pressure he was getting to step down? >> that's a great question. i think you're right. he cam out, gave an hour-long presslm, gave a measured explanation of what he had done, why he had done it. he took questions. he didn't just flee the room like a lot of people do when they come out and read a statement, but his answers didn't satisfy those involved in this, includin

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president's racist attack on congresswoman and we sit down with with tame came la harris what you whie she says president trump he is offensive comments hit too close to home let's go outfront. >> and good evening i'm erin burnett outfront tonight. the breaking news denouncing donald trump, live pictures from washington. the house just voting on a resolution condemning president trump's racist rant about

privacy, but commerce and payments from that perspective, the holiday season, the shopping season whieill be more important than the election skm. cycle. >> i mean, mark, you really feel comfortable telling investors to buy a company that is under siege by regulators from the fdc to the dodgj? it goes from reviews, investigations, anti-trust, its privacy. i get that the shares have been strong and the results speak for themselves, but is this going to be an overhang for the stock >> are we talking about facebook, google, or amazon? >> let's start with facebook facebook is -- they are the only one who disclosed they are spending billions on this. that could be a risk in itself. >> yes, it could be. these are unchartered waters no, i don't have great conviction that what investors are going to do with this kind of risk. the peak multiple facebook enjoyed in the past, 25 times earnings, may not get there again. there may well be a market discount of one or two turns on that, try to cap dhur tture the regulatory risk. at the end of the day i think what's going to drive the stock -- by the