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Really doubt that cambridge analytica had much to do with it and in this day and age, things are online, if you really wanted to know which districts to be interested in or target, go online and read any number of publications about which states, districts and counties were in play. it could be a potentially rich vein or turn up nothing but is definitely worth exploring. the other thing i wanted to add about the mueller investigation and attacks on muellers credibility, they might not derail the...

Social media operation, the ads on facebook, twitter bots, all of that. one big question that mueller is trying to evolve is was there some sort of coordination/cooperation there between the donald trump r&c and these entities. that doesnt necessarily add up to collusion in the sense that you and i might think of it. its a very murky area. we should get data proekers who are buying and selling data of voter information from one information to the other. mueller is trying to understand that. it w...

Sometimes well call a press conference like with james comey, highly irregular. what do you know about what theyre looking for from mueller? >> this is the biggest issue to watch right now because, look, mueller is a veteran prosecutor, head of the criminal division and hes not going to wrap up and exonerate until he gets the full story from every conceivable witness. under indictment. it leaks like its going to go to trial. this will drag on for at least a year. mueller is not going to issue an...

>> state and local governments are in for it this year because republicans have not only said heres tax reform, work with this in your home states but theyve said entitlement reform could be next. state and local governments will have to pick up some of the cost of that safety net at home. >> certainly an interesting month and certainly when you talk about the russia investigation. the president daily attacking the fbi, attacking bob mueller and the special counsel and their findings. usa today ...

>> some of this is speculation. it is not good history. as historians, we look at evidence, and we try to draw conclusions from evidence and we compare and we give different perspectives. >> state documents show that the education board rejected publishers who refused to label some figures gay and forced another to insert the word lesbian when referring to astronaut sally ride. >> these figures, who are important in american history, are important for reasons that have nothing to do with their s...

>> some of this is speculation. it is not good history. as historians, we look at evidence, and we try to draw conclusions from evidence and we compare and we give different perspectives. >> state documents show that the education board rejected publishers who refused to label some figures gay and forced another to insert the word lesbian when referring to astronaut sally ride. >> these figures, who are important in american history, are important for reasons that have nothing to do with their s...

Man. where you can see, for example, the head, crossed arms. in fact, you can even see elongated fingers. >> leading a team of 40 scientists, jackson set out to investigate the shroud, using tools at the forefront of science. >> we really didnt know what we were going to find. was this going to be a painting? was it going to be something else? >> working around the clock for five days, the scientists reached conclusions that seemed to advance the authenticity of the shroud and deepen its mystery...

Senate investigation into this is the most important thing hes ever done in his life. lets listen. >> we have not reached any conclusions but the importance of what were doing i said a year ago, this is the most important thing ill ever work on. i feel that more strongly today than even a year ago. >> make sense for us. this is going on for a while. they have seen things happen in the mueller investigation. and in the other investigations. but a lot of people havent seen exactly what theyre look...

The microphone picks up the pitch and cadence of the voice facial expressions and frequency patterns contained courage that betray whether we are feeling sad angry or enthusiastic for example. only schnabel has written an analysis of the power of emotions in our digital world . how can a computer draw conclusions about whats going on deep inside us. how do algorithms affect our minutes. to profits from the exposure of our emotions and more made our feelings such a much sought after commodity.

This could be a problem for republicans in swing districts, where there are democrats and those persuadable people who are less likely to see this investigation as bogus. and that might factor into the election. but the president is trying to do politics and hold off a legal investigation at the same time. >> phil mudd, mueller has been pretty quiet through all of this. >> yes. >> what do you think -- what do you think about that? maybe its not surprising, but it certainly stands in contrast. >>...