i worked for jeff zucker once.ing about it let's consider the humor. state run tv? we know on some level all criticism is self-criticism. you accuse others what you secretly know you are. but even by the usual standards of brodeian projection. jeff zuk has made amazing claim. as it happened just today probably zucker was speaking a controlling interest in cnn tucker waturk sold to an are regime. highly anti-american erdogan government. in turkey where it actually matters. cnn is literally state run tv. zucker didn't mention that in his remarks today weirdly. nothing much will change for cnn turk. zucker's station already broadcast every erdogan speech in its entirety it denies a platform to the opposition party. lunatic in anti-american conspiracy theory. helping orchestrate a failed 20120162016 coo against erdogan. amplifies the hatedful and screen phone if i can narrative. says a turkish journalist. if it demands it sometimes the zucker state tv channel doesn't cover the news at all. for example in 2013, more tha

jeff zucker has made amazing claim.obably as zucker was speaking a controlling interest in cnn turk was sold to an arm of the regime there. its effect in business with the highly anti-american erdogan government. in turkey, where it actually matters, cnn is literally state run tv. zucker didn't mention that in his remarks today weirdly. nothing much will change for cnn turk. zucker's station already broadcast every erdogan speech in its entirety it, denies a platform to the opposition party. the channel has long trafficked in lunatic in anti-american conspiracy theory. helping orchestrate a failed 2016 coup against erdogan. a claim that echoes one of the government's most emphatic talking points. if the regime demands it, sometimes jeff zucker's state tv channel doesn't cover the news at all. for example in 2013, more than 8,000 pro-democracy protesters were injured protesting the erdogan government. jeff zucker's channel ignored of the whole thing. cnn turk ran a documentary on penguins instead. how much is jeff zucker

jeff zucker knows this is happening.in the turkish deal is a man described turkish dictator as, quote: his boss. the turkish regime gets a lot for the money it pays. five years ago the turkish secret police attacked a demonstration of environmental activists in downtown isz stan bull. thousands were brutalized. several were killed. the turkish government want wanted the entire story suppressed and they complied. they aired documentary on penguins instead. human rights activists around the world begged cnn to stop acting as paid shill for the erdogan. they refused. the distortion continued. much of cnn's news coverage in turkey could have been written by erdogan himself. cnn turk described one group as tastes. that's erdogan's position. cnn turk suggested with no evidence at all that the cia was involved in a recent coupe attempt in turkey that's erdogan's claim also and so on. cnn is mouth piece state run media. in the united states zucker is treated the head of a reliable third place cable channel. is he more than that

the chief of fake news cnn soon to be scandal plague jeff zucker has new profession.rofanity laced 24/7 coverage that would make a sailor blush is no longer enough for jeff zuric zucker and cohorts. the network is looking for new ways to outdo despicable coverage to date. you may remember some of this. >> is there a difference if the president said [bleep] hole [bleep]. do you think these countries are [bleep] >> donald trump has turned the oval office into a [bleep] hole. >> [bleep] hole [bleep] hole [bleep] hole. >> rich, do you have an example of any [bleep] hole country that the president referred to that is predominantly caucasian? [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] polish [bleep] i work for [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> i'm proud to be a [bleep]. >> sean: part of that is funny but really sad. according to the media research center. cnn dropped [bleep] hole 195 times in one day during their round the clock [bleep] hole obsessed coverage. now that depravity is not good enough. so jeff zucker is trying a new tactic to hold up ever sinking and shrinking audience. take a l

jeff zucker. the porn king of cable news. of course porn king jeff zucker and colleagues at the bleep hole network aren't alone in their stormy obsession. nbc, abc, cbs and others featuring saturated coverage of the story. the same level of media interest not present in the early 1990s when then-president bill clinton was accused of having multiple extra marital affairs and even worsen gauging in serious instances of sexual misconduct. with gennifer flowers, she was proven right but i remember james carville, he worked and was one of the people talking about it or dragging her through a trailer park about paula jones. remember her? she accused bill clinton of literally pulling down his pants and exposing himself. and according to the media research center, the first three days of that scandal abc provided a whopping 16 seconds of coverage. nbc, cbs, they ignored it. and next is the case of kathleen willy, she said that bill clinton groped, grabbed, fondled, touched, kigsed her against her will inside the oval office. that sto

the chief of fake news cnn soon to be scandal plague jeff zucker has new profession.rofanity laced 24/7 coverage that would make a sailor blush is no longer enough for jeff zuric zucker and cohorts. the network is looking for new ways to outdo despicable coverage to date. you may remember some of this. >> is there a difference if the president said [bleep] hole [bleep]. do you think these countries are [bleep] >> donald trump has turned the oval office into a [bleep] hole. >> [bleep] hole [bleep] hole [bleep] hole. >> rich, do you have an example of any [bleep] hole country that the president referred to that is predominantly caucasian? [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] polish [bleep] i work for [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] [bleep] >> i'm proud to be a [bleep]. >> sean: part of that is funny but really sad. according to the media research center. cnn dropped [bleep] hole 195 times in one day during their round the clock [bleep] hole obsessed coverage. now that depravity is not good enough. so jeff zucker is trying a new tactic to hold up ever sinking and shrinking audience. take a l

jeff zucker, the porn king of cable news. of course, porn king jeff zucker over at the bleep whole network, they are not alone on their obsession. abc, nbc, also featuring saturation. m the same level of media interest was not present back in the early 1990s when then president bill clinton was accused of having multiple extramarital affairs and even worse, engaging in serious incidents of sexual misconduct. by the way, in the case of gennifer flowers, she was proven right. ii remember james carnival, he worked or was one of the people talking about it, dragging a doctor the taylor park about paula jones. remember paula jones? she accused bill clinton of literally pulling down his pants and opposing, exposing himself. the first three days of that scandal, nbc divided a whopping 16 seconds of coverage. next, there is the case of kathryn willie. she said bill clinton groped, grabs, fumbled, touched, kissed her against her will inside the oval office. that story breaks. how does your fake news handler? abc ignores it.or nbc, cbs

of cambridge analytic that was suspended this week mr zucker berg. you know he's been silent yesterday he began talking but he hasn't even agreed to go and speak before a u.s. congressional committee i mean shouldn't he have to also be held accountable for what has happened to the data in the profiles on his platform. so all i had today talk to people look at facebook and it is really unclear whether he actually really knew what was going on that is not an excuse but as i said you know that company might it grew and fussed i mean really hit the out four times as many people on facebook then you still well that is a huge number which is you know ricin want to show this and that might more be more that he is able to. we know that through conversations that mr zuckerberg has had with people in the past he does have a history of being careless perhaps even reckless when it comes to his attitude towards the treatment of private data i mean do you do you trust him to protect private data as he has repeatedly promised to do the honest answer is apps not to

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jeb zucker, i hope you are watching tonight's breaking news opening monologue. radical left wing california governor jerry moon beam brown signed a law making california a sanctuary state. california's lawless lawmakers are now literally barring police from determining the citizenship status of anyone charged with a crime thereby preventing the federal government from effectively deporting criminal illegal immigrants and enforcing federal law. but now some localities are starting to fight back. now the city of lamb toast los . they have voted to join president trump's lawsuit against california. in the meantime. the county's sheriff's office implemented new plan to skirt california's insane sanctuary laws. they're actually going to assist the federal government in deporting illegal immigrants convicted of serious crimes and, of course, those standing in the way of the rule of law. now, the plan is really simple. the orange county sheriff's office will now make the names and release dates for every prisoner publicly available in an online database called whose in

over at cnn, the king of porn soon to be really scandal plagued jeff zucker, just saying by the way,e know, best friend of matt lauero it's an open secret and the chief of fake news, and his number one news anchor anderson cooper, they are now desperately trying toin rehabilitate their reputation tonight after jerry springer jr., anderson creepy cooper, had his interviews with karen mcdougal and stormy daniels. >> would he call you? >> i would call him, he would call me. >> were you attracted to him? so the sex was consensual? did he actually try to hand you money? did he bring up his wife? would he talk about his child? his son? were you in love with him? >> i was, yeah. um-huh. h >> and do you think he was in love with you? did donald trump ever say to you that he loved you?ou did he have any nicknames for you? what did you think of the apartment? and he showed you around the apartment? how did you feel being in his apartment? did he ever compare to you any of his kids? did he ever use protection? >> told donald trump turn around and take off his pants. >> yes. >> did he? >> yes. h

to respect our laws added to a plummeting share price and threats of legal action from investors zucker bark has much to think about but perhaps the biggest concern is loss of trust. when weird things have on my face go down like i said it's exactly i just been searching the internet kind of freaks me out a little bit worried about what this book is doing with my information of course and information with regard to the process makes this feeling even stronger. the more that a marriage is the more questions my mind to my one company's rule in data protection and democracy. let me now join a human body a quite he's an expert in digital technology in as you dish your money what is your reaction to this apology from mark zuckerberg. the morning well you know the problem isn't cambridge analytical clearly i mean this is a disaster but we all knew about it i've been writing about this two years ago so this is really no news what we need to discuss is what is the business model of facebook and what are we doing if we find out which is quite likely that there are more incidents like that the tr

over the weekend, ceo mark zucker burg apologized for the breach of trust. facebook says it will cooperate with a federal investigation, telling nbc news, we remain strongly committed to protecting people's information. 37 states attorney generals a are demanding answers from facebook and ceo zuckerberg, asking him to attend april 10th. many are deleting facebook altogether. >> thank you. >>> russia is threatening to retaliate after a major move. the u.s. is throwing dozens of russian officials out of the country in response to that assassination of a father and daughter in the uk. being blamed on putin. nbc news' peter alexander has the details. >> reporter: tonight the u.s. retaliates its toughest action yet, expel, 60 russian diplomats in response to the poisoning of an ex-russian spy if britain. ordering the seattle shutdown in a week, noting the proximity to a u.s. base. >> the poisoning in the uk that led to today's announcement was a very brazen action. that was reckless action. >> reporter: american officials estimate right now more than 100 russian

the serious any with with which we view the violation a british parliament committee summoned mark zuckerberk to testify about facebook's role. one person says the uk is preparing to implement stricter privacy protections. >> they've comprehensive new global data protectionregulation coming into effect in may that is meant to be more comprehensive than what we have in the united states. >> reporter: there are also calls for the ftc to investigate. >> one thing that companies like facebook might want to do going forward is to exercise the audit rights they have and take a closer look at exactly what some of the actors within the universe of third parties are doing. >> reporter: facebook held a meeting for the employees but according to multiple reports, zuckerberg and chief operating officer didn't attend. ktvu fox 2 news. >> our time 14:10 -- is now 4:10. >>> we have more information on the oakland teen who is fool i dash dash -- family who is fighting to prove she was still alive. she was declared brain dead after a procedure. as both sides prepare for a hearing on whether she is dead or

wiki leaks versus the virtual hero worship mark zuckerberg has enjoyed over the years now to be fair zucker berg was crowned the person of the year back in two thousand and ten long before it came out that he effectively sold user information to third parties but the comparison isn't without merit zuckerberg has been hailed as a visionary leader taking us into the modern world with rumors even circulating that he could be a challenger to donald trump in two thousand and twenty and yet his company has been caught time and again serving up users personal information despite sucker birds promises to take privacy seriously most of their services their privacy is an important thing but on facebook privacy is central i mean we take our role really seriously i think it's my job and our job to protect everyone who uses facebook and all the information that they share with us but actions speak louder than words right back in two thousand and eleven the platform settled with the federal trade commission over charges that third party apps were able to access nearly all of the users' personal data unbe

are interested in having mr zucker burger his surrogate there so i think you're probably right chris talk could even go lower chris martenson the c.e.o. and co-founder of peak prosperity dot com we thank you as always for joining us and for your insights thanks chris my pleasure. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return we'll get into the troubles facing facebook with political commentator eric reimer and as we go to break an update on the numbers stocks actually did turn around for the negative today into correction territory and then all red arrows across the board and. gold rather finished a thirteen forty four still in the thirteen and we'll be right back. join me every thursday on the alex simon chill and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics school business i'm show business i'll see you then. make this manufacture consent to step into the public well. when the ruling class is protect themselves. with the famous merry go round the sun be the one percent. we can all middle of the room sick. room. is. the most expensive fish in the world eac

reporter: facebook's mark zucker burg enjoys the limelight, when the news is good.far as the latest data concern, he is keeping a low profile. cambridge analytica was using data from 50 million user. the company failed to inform those. cambridge analytica was told to delete the data, which, according to reports, never happened. facebook offered to delete the accounts of those that brought the scanned ol to light. people like chris wylie, former cambridge research esh at analytica. he described how the company worked. >> imagine i ask you and say hey, if i give you $1 or $2 can you fill out the survey, do it on the app. and you say fine. i don't just capture responses. i capture information about you from facebook. and then crawls through your social network and captures the data. by you filling out my survey, i capture 300 records. reporter: the users facebook friends were spied on without consent. their likes, gender, sexual orientation and political leanings. everything was gathered. on twitter, facebook executive andrew bosworth denied climbs of a data link sayin

. >> reporter: tonight still nothing from ceo mark zucker burg publicly about the frustration surroundingis company, though many users tell us they plan on changing their settings or walking away all together. to delete your facebook profile, tonight this one from the co-founder of what's that. who sold his company to facebook. >> the problem right now today is that the senior leadership at facebook has been silent. >> peter young is a new media technology professor at san jose state. he said there are ways to minimize your personal data on facebook without giving it up completely. like opting out of personalized advertising in the privacy settings, turning geo off so facebook can't track where posts are made. >> if word gets out you can stay but you can also clean up your own presence, i don't think facebook is going to lose a lot of people . >> but many are questioning if alternatives like twitter instagram or any better. both can be public or private but don't have the reach. >> facebook unfortunately or fortunately is the largest community that we can all kind of gravitate to. >> othe

followed facebook had threatened to sue the times and the guardian if they went ahead with the story and zucker berg implied that what those papers had reported was news to the company it wasn't is as far as it is we understood it. around the time of that episode there was no data out there as one commentator put it mark zuckerberg wasn't responding to the facts because the facts were not new to him he was responding to the fuehrer which was. so facebook discovered that this data have been passed on but it wasn't meant to be and back in twenty fifteen it moved to os cambridge on lets a guy who had got the data to delete tent did they check that you'd deleted the data they were just satisfied with the big question really is why didn't do any mall and how could it be sure that hunting incident and the big question that regulators are going to be asking paste. that is why didn't you tell us in twenty fifteen and why didn't you ban came to jam with the car at that point because they actually only banned primetime elicited from facebook just as the story was coming out last week. what a weak respons

wiki leaks versus the virtual hero worship mark zuckerberg has enjoyed over the years now to be fair zucker berg was called the person of the year back in two thousand and ten long before it came out that he effectively sold user information to third parties but the comparison isn't without merit zuckerberg has been hailed as a visionary leader taking us into the modern world with rumors even circulating that he could be a challenger to donald trump in two thousand and twenty and yet his company has been caught time and again serving up users personal information despite soccer birds promises to take privacy seriously you know in most other services. privacy is an important thing but on facebook privacy is central i mean we take our role really seriously i think it's my job and our job to protect everyone who uses facebook and all the information that they share with us but actions speak louder than words right back in two thousand and eleven the platform settled with the federal trade commission over charges that third party apps were able to access nearly all of the user's personal data u

we know that through conversations that mr zucker has had with people in the past he does have a history of being careless perhaps even reckless when it comes to his attitude towards the treatment of private data i mean do you do you trust him to protect private data as he has repeatedly promised to do. the honest answer is apps not to be kiya i don't trust google i do trust amazon and don't trust facebook ok you going to have to tell me why we've i mean that's a big one a why do you not trust facebook when google with all of these social media. companies they all have the same business model right to me they make money by selling the information that we voluntarily or in voluntarily give to the. not amazon almazan has a very different business model but if we stick to google groups facebook i miss being in the valley here and living a year and knowing people i think i have a pretty good feeling about what the attitude is google towards data and what the attitude that facebook and it's primarily based on makes parents is with former students my conversations colleagues at these firms tha

committee perhaps next month click like for washington you can click don't like for london today zucker berg rejected a summons by the british parliament to speak on the record now if sucker burge won't talk others will yesterday facebook europe's executives were here in berlin for a meeting with germany's justice minister the take away from that face to face regulation of social media will soon be a reality and now the european commission is asking facebook's c.e.o. sheryl sandberg to answer questions over the alleged harvesting of data of more than fifty million facebook users the e.u.'s justice minister has given sandberg to we still respond to his series of questions for example have either you citizens been affected how will facebook inform authorities and users and how is facebook planning to prevent a repeat in the future well one person is answering lots of questions about the data scandal the whistleblower christopher wiley the former employee of the u.k. data mining company cambridge analytic today he testified before a u.k. parliamentary committee and he told lawmakers that c

european market is the biggest in the world five hundred million people that that's why i invited mr zucker to explain to the european parliament what actually has happened. we want to know the truth because it is unacceptable that someone uses personal data that is given by a trusted company like facebook for different purposes i mean that way that it was on our side it was at the vet found that the accuracy of his data has been extremely exaggerated in practice my best guess is that we were six times more likely to get everything wrong about a person that we were to get everything right about a person i'm actually really confused by facebook i don't understand what they're what their play is right now because the they make me out to be this suspects you know or some kind of nefarious person but what what they what they're not saying is like i'm the wind that was practically working with the information commissioner's office well tonight facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has released a statement on the cambridge analytical scandal the statement published of course on facebook now here's part

are interested in having mr zucker burger his surrogate there so i think you're probably right chris talk could even go lower chris martenson the c.e.o. and co-founder of peak prosperity dot com we thank you as always for joining us and for your insights thanks chris my pleasure. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return we'll get into the troubles facing facebook with political commentator eric reimer and as we go to break an update on the numbers stocks actually did turn around for the negative today into correction territory and then all red arrows across the board and. gold rather finish to thirteen forty four still in the thirteen hundred will be right back. up by too many flips over the years so i know the game and so i got. the ball isn't only about what happens on the pitch to the final school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the super money just kill you narrowness and spend be true to the twenty million one player. it's an experience like no one else want to because i want to show what i think what i know about the beautiful guy

. >> reporter: british lawmakers are also calling for zucker maker to appear before british parliamentt's unlikely to happen. >>> minutes ago, cnn has said that coo mike zuckerberg will testify. >>> the california he attorney general will file a lawsuit that will appear on a consensus form. the question is about citizenship on census. the state attorney general says the question is illegal and will discourage immigrants from responding. he says this will bring a less accurate count. >> we've asked if this question bit -- should be on the 2020 consensus. >> see the results. >> we will take your responses through the day and share more of them with you at 9:30 a.m. >>> cynthia nixon held her first news conference in announcing she's running for governor. she criticized governor cuomo and his handling of the state. she also spoke about budget priorities. >> joe biden one said don't tell me about your values, show me your budget and i'll show you your values. it is time for a change. >> if elected cynthia nixon would be the first female governor of new york.>>> coming up, he led operations

are interested in having mr zucker burgher his surrogate there so i think you're probably right chris talk could even go lower chris martenson the c.e.o. and co-founder of peak prosperity dot com we thank you as always for joining us and for your insights thanks chris my pleasure mark. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return we'll get into the troubles facing facebook with political commentator eric reimer and as we go to break an update on the number of stocks actually did turn around for the negative today into correction territory and then all red arrows across the board and. gold rather finished at thirteen forty four still to thirteen hundred will be right back. when else chose seemed wrong. when old rules just don't call. me cold but you get to shape out these days comes to attitude and it gains from it equals betrayal. when somebody find themselves worlds apart when you choose to look for common ground. the most expensive fish in the world each one selling for the tens of thousands of euros it continues to grow its entire life if it was thirty years o

were also absent from an internal facebook meeting tuesday that was addressed by legal executives zucker burke has released a lengthy statement acknowledging that there were failures in facebook's protection of data he continues i started facebook and at the end of the day i'm responsible for what happens on our platform i'm serious about doing what it takes to protect our community while the specific issue involving cambridge analytics. should no longer happen with new apps today that doesn't change what happened in the past we will learn from this experience to secure our platform further and make our community safer for everyone going forward but u.s. lawmakers remain adamant that the facebook founder and other tech c.e.o.'s should provide information in person minnesota senator amy klobuchar has formally asked for a judicial hearing with social media c.e.o.'s including zuckerberg this isn't the first time we've made this request but now fifty million people who had their records stolen should add to our numbers for chuck should be for the district meet with the commerce committee may

are interested in having mr zucker burger his surrogate there so i think you're probably right chris talk could even go lower chris martenson the c.e.o. and co-founder of peak prosperity dot com we thank you as always for joining us and for your insights thanks chris my pleasure mark. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return we'll get into the troubles facing facebook with political commentator eric reimer and as we go to break an update on the number of stocks actually did turn around for the negative today into correction territory and then all the red arrows across the board and. gold rather finished at thirteen forty four still mid thirty nine hundred will be right back. when the make this manufactured come sentenced to public will. when the roman closest protect themselves. with the famous merry go round the sun with the one percent. that's nothing we can all middle of the room sick. to lose any more you need to prove. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or some wan

are interested in having mr zucker burger his surrogate there so i think you're probably right chris talk could even go lower chris martenson the c.e.o. and co-founder of peak prosperity dot com we thank you as always for joining us and for your insights thanks chris my pleasure. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return we'll get into the troubles facing facebook with political commentator eric reimer and as we go to break an update on the number of stocks actually did turn around for the negative today into correction territory and then all the red arrows across the board and get the gold rather finished at thirteen forty four still to thirteen hundred will be right that . shows seem wrong. but old bulls just don't hold. any new lows if you forget to stamp out disdain comes to attitude and endangerment equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart when you choose to look for common ground. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. more some want to. have

to respect our laws added to a plummeting share price and threats of legal action from investors zucker bark has much to think about but perhaps the biggest concern is loss of trust. when weird things show from a facebook that like i that's exactly right just in search of the internet kind of freaks me out of it worried about what he's doing with my information of course and this information with the goal to the process makes this feeling even stronger. the more that a marriage is the more questions my into my one company's role in data protection and democracy. and we can talk to technology analyst charlene li from the ultimate are group there a tech research and consultancy company and she joins us from san francisco charlene good to have you on our program what do you make of this apology from mark zuckerberg is the only saying this because his company got caught. i think he's great sincere and in trying to do the right thing first of all he has a long history of having made previous mistakes of on privacy and has always come clean in many ways about what they did wrong and also what

are interested in having mr zucker burger his surrogate there so i think you're probably right chris talk could even go lower chris martenson the c.e.o. and co-founder of peak prosperity dot com we thank you as always for joining us and for your insights thanks chris my pleasure bart. time now for a quick break but stick around because when we return we'll get into the troubles facing facebook with political commentator eric reimer and as we go to break an update on the number of stocks actually did turn around for the negative today into correction territory and then all red arrows across the board and. gold rather finished at thirteen forty four still to thirteen and will be right back. there. about your sudden passing i've only just learnt you worry yourself in taking your last wrong turn. you're out to cut up to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry for me i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feeling started to change you talked ab

>> sean: that's not surprising coming from fake news cnn led by the king of porn jeff zucker. and we learned that creepy anderson cooper, the jerry springer wanna be will host's town hall with james comey. to become the next liberal talking head. james comey, i already told you, you can divulge your deepest and darkest secrets to me and creepy anderson cooper. it's your choice. these are some of the questions cooper was asking. jerry spring jr. asking stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. check out the creep factor. >> the sex was consensual? did he hand you money? did he bring up his wife or child? were you in love with him. did he compare you to any of his kids. did he use protection. >> you told donald trump to turn around and take off his pants? >> yes. >> did he? >> yes. >> you were 27 and he was 60. were you physically attracted to him? >> no. >> did you want to have sex with him. did he use a condom? >> no. >> did you ask him to? >> no. >> after you had sex what happened. physically you have seen him in ways other people haven't? >> correct. i have been asked to describe t

>> at some point i think they could at the very least compel mark zucker berg to testify before congressy to get the answers, to try to talk about what that whistle blower is talking about. especially if this did have an impact on the 2016 election. this is a big deal and it has to be resolved before our next round of elections. >> and a lot of people want to know about their stock. facebook has always done well. >> the market is not responding very well. the dow is down 450 points. even more troubling for facebook, their stock down 6% on this news. so we will continue to watch this one. we know that scott budman, one of our business and tech reporters is following this for the 5:00 and 6:00 news. >>> so macy's trying to make checking out at its stores less of a hassle. the retailer will be rolling out a new mobile check out option for all the stores by the end of the year. this will allow bar code items on their phones as they shop. macy's announced an augmented experience could hit the stores or your mobile app as early as next month. the shoppers will be able to place macy's' furnitur

the company's stock was down again today, senator dianne finstein also called for facebook ceo mark zucker breber testify before congress. >> facebook should have had a way of verifying everything and not being sloppy about it, and apparently they didn't do that so we'll have to find out why. >>> the federal trade commission and britain's information commission are both investigating. now if you are worried that you might have some unwant ed aps o facebook, we'll show you how to remove them from your facebook page immediately. >>> a big win from a former big league pitcher after a frightening attack in the bay area. >> the biggest thing was that i couldn't throw the ball like i used to. greg reynolds talks about the attack and what's next for him. >>> and united is saying no to some pets at least for now. what you need to know if you're planning a trip with your fur friend. >>> and take a look at traffic on this rainy tuesday. you're looking at 101 in san jose. as you can see, it's busy, but moving along pretty smartly. al at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unplug unus

. >> where was phil griffin and jeff zucker and say stop it, take him off our air? >> sean: let me ask you, dan, last question. when this server is breached and peter strzok, an fbi agent knows it and top secret classified program information on it people's lives were put in jeopardy and he didn't do his job what should have happened? >> it's a travesty hillary clinton wasn't indicted for this. i have great contacts on this. first-hand information about that server given my prior line of employment. it's not pretty. a lot of people knew about this for a long time. the fact that they changed the language in that famous july 5 james comey speech regarding what did it say, reasonably a likely -- wendt from reasonably likely to highly probable goes to show you this was an effort to exonerate hillary clinton no matter what. >> sean: they started writing the exoneration in may. i don't think our friends on the left care about the rule of media anymore. we appreciate it. when we come back, roger stone. if you haven't seen his show on netflix, an expose on him. very enterta