withave been meeting industry ceos today. what's on the top of their mind? we rebuild the confidence that our intelligence services are not violating privacy and not encroaching on won six of our economy growing right here in silicon valley? all of those conversations are happening. >> what do you see are the chances congress will finally come to an agreement on some sort of cyber security legislation? are you willing to alter your proposal to get the deal? >> im as long as for of bills the mission. people think the nsa and the intelligence services are doing, they are not. we are trying to say here is exactly what the threat is. can we do a competent builder so we know that the nsa is not listening to their phone calls? we should do those things. then we have to understand what the threat is. public reports say iran has over 400 times probed our financial institutions. we know the chinese and russians are trying to steal an election will property at a breathtaking pace. how do we do this in a way that protects our ability to protect the economy here and sti

withave to stay in step and understand the core of the people you represent on any given issue, and that's a process of being out there listening a lot. we get a lot of e-mails, a lot of phone calls, a lot of mail in the office. you have a good sense of where your constituency is on any given day on any issue, and that factors into your decision-making process. then i think it is your core, your gut. basicallyown to what's my conviction on this particular issue. >> you have two daughters, a son-in-law, and the future son-in-law? describe them. >> my daughters, i adore them. they have been the delight of my life. when we were having children, i wanted to have that little athlete, that little boy, but having girls i wouldn't trade it for anything. we have been very involved in their lives over the years. they had to put up with a lot. they grew up in a political family and all that comes with that, the good, the bad, and the ugly. hopefully they are not too jaded, but they are just really good girls. we are very grateful to have had the opportunity to have them in our lives, and one of them

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