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, yada, yada. he's basically saying general mcmaster didn't point out in rod rosenstein, there are no allegations in this indictment that there was collusion there but the attack on his own national security adviser for saying, hey, look, there's evidence russia meddled here. >> it's extraordinary. one thing we here over and over again is one of the surest ways to annoying donald trump if you're part of his team is to not defend him, to not spout the talking points and this was really -- the tweet is just listing the talking points which you followed any social media over the weekend trump followers immediately began to spread all over the place. general mcmaster a different kind of guy. he's still an active duty official in the military and he's not a politician and he's not going to act like a politician so he is really just crown sort of saying what the rest of us would except as simple truth. you've got this big extensive indictment. special counsel backed by the justice department has found a

yada, yada, yada. this is only happening because paul ryan is letting it happen. which is true. >> it is is true. it is also important to remember that any speaker's control over the caucus, and this is true prior to paul ryan on the republican side, has not been great. but it is true that you are seeing ryan i think doing some kind of careful high-wire act in his commentary. what you are not seeing is him fullthroatedly saying this is dangerous. officials are urging us not to go through with this. they see a danger in it. that is in the where you have seen attention paid as to what top officials are saying at the fbi. you have this sort of -- it's not the entire republican party, obviously, but segments in the republican party and the president, the leader of the party, attacking the fbi. it is -- and attacking things like the fisa process. i feel we have gone a bit through the looking glass here. >> that's an understatement. but also the idea that paul ryan is doing some sort of calculation, that he doesn't want to alien ate the trump base. >> it is making sure

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two journalists behind the investigation have been detained in myanmar and denied bail are warnings yada silver's report contains images that some viewers may find disturbing. it's a chilling and detailed account of what can only be described as a premeditated massacre the photographs provided to reuters by a buddhist village elder don't lie the first the news agency says was taken on september first and shows the ten ruhi captives lined up in a row the second taken the day after shows their slain bodies in a mass grave their ages range from seventeen to forty five among them were students fishermen farmers shop owners fathers they were all part of the same community from the village of indian in myanmar's northern rakhine state but a little bit about the building when they were taking them away they said they do not worry we will send your sons back soon we have taken them for me till i get hard on all that you know of indian six thousand rocking chair remained in the village as of october and surprisingly their relatives are reluctant to move back that. i would not go back there how ca

and then i'll do my job, yada yada yada, but if you were given cart blanch control over facebook and want to have the influence like we did in 2016, we want to be completely above board for 2018 and 2020, tell us the three steps we should take. what would they be? >>en fantastic question. be very clear with us about what data of ours it is using to influence the so-called news stories or advertising. basically, they're advertising stories that we see. which what happens is they tell us look at these news stories and then they invite us to join various groups and on those groups are tools that normalize our behavior. that's step one. it should be explicit about our data. second and extremely importantly, facebook's algorithm and the artificial intelligence systems that it uses to power its algorithms drive us to see more and more extreme content. it hits the lower part of the brain stem in some way. basically, it gets us more and more refd up. there's part of us as human beings where we get driven by that content. third, and i think most importantly, facebook needs to be extremely tra

have the democratic memo, yadi yada you heard all of that. we go to former fbi official and "wall street journal" editorial board member kim strassel joins us. kim, i'm looking at all this, wonder where it goes especially if there is follow-up investigation on part of republicans and democrats countering all that, if this is really what is going on here, you wouldn't have two guys already pled guilty cooperating with the government. what do you make of it all? >> i think the only way you start to get real answers is, you already have people now calling for this, is that you have got to declassify parts of warrant itself. and we've had people very smart, former ag mike mukasey said look there is probably no reason you can't do that and also protect sources and methods. we're going to have a first step toward this. by the way, senator chuck grassley today released unclassified version of his referral of christopher steele to the justice department. i know that he is asking the white house to declassify the full thing. it sound there are actual