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Department agency has to continue key roles but also centralizes risk so we view our federal ids when enterprise network. if we do not do so, we will not be able to adequately understand what risks exist and how to mitigate it. a number of thoughts on that. among other things, that is going to be a difficult task so modernizing is imperative for our security, but modernizing is going to require a lot of good and hard governance and responsible for the is presidents american technology council is...

White house was saying about the time that flynn resigned. >> we have been reviewing and evaluating this issue with respect to general flynn on a daily basis for a few weeks, trying to ascertain the truth. we got to a point, not based on a legal issue, but based on a trust issue with a level of trust between the president and general flynn had eroded to the point where he felt he had to make a change. >> trying to ascertain the truth. this is weeks after they got this briefing from d.o.j. is it ...

>> heinz: and the beer. yes. in cologne we have a pale beer, a light beer, and here we have really dark beer. >> anthony: right. >> heinz: its called alt. but its not "old" as the word alt means. >> anthony: right. >> heinz: its surprisingly fresh. >> anthony: fresh. i would like some fresh beer. >> heinz: yes. >> anthony: uerige obergarige is another one of those old and awesome german institutions designed to serve the maximum number of people the maximum amount of beer and pork products with ...

Company. this is efficiency? this is not bureaucratic? this is cost effective? really? >> did you see the date in the top left-hand corner of the screen? that hearing took place eight years ago, even before the affordable care act became law, but it could have been just yesterday as president trumps american health care act heads to the senate, small business owners like my next guest featured in that clip are left wondering how it exactly will impact them. joining me is kelly conklin, owner of ...

And it look to me that this bill pushes more of the cost on to the states and i think more of that cost is going to get pushed on the the businesses. >> lets pretend, lets just say that members of the senate, some of whom have been governors, have willing to listen to the governors association, the republican governors association, the democratic governors association who know up close and personal who health care means to your constituents. what do you say to them? how do you make the changes t...

Everything that bill clinton wanted to do. the senate was my favorite. in 95 and 96, i hated the senate because the senate killed everything that the conservative house tried to do. after four years, i said, oh, wait, thats what our founding fathers intended and thats why weve thrived 240 years. >> justice brandeis, the famous quote that the purpose of the american government is not efficiency, and the entire american political spirit, the opposition to king george against the idea of tyranny. w...

Longer, why cant we? >> they dont. >> they do. >> no, they dont. and you cant compare those countries to ours. >> why? >> because they do not have our large inner city diverse populations. they dont. you cant compare sweden, norway and great britain to us. heres the other thing. they pay for it. youre not going to do that in america yoflt want to pay, 60, 70% tax rate for a quality of care. by the way, the quality of care in those countries is not the quality of care in this country. >> hold on....

Efficiency and savings. in the priflt markvate market, joe, im working and doing fairly well. i have to buy my own insurance and pay a 7 or 8 or $10,000 a year and a $5,000 deductible. its the same as having no experience that they are paying $15,000 out of pocket before they get assistance. thats the market we can. we have to work on that and we cant get an honest discussion because the repeal part about it is setting down as a pathway foard. i can get 10 or 12 democrats to sit down with my rep...

The "the new york times" is that theyve looked at a lot of cases in which donald trump, you know, essentially dishes people who are important democratically elected fair and balanced leaders while he has a seeming fetish for thugs who have murdered or shut down universities, the press, thrown journalists in jail and engaged in behaviors that are outrageous. he respects at some level the efficiency of that kind of power. and i think chris murphy has nailed it. >> steve clemmons, thank you so much...

Marr against that first 100 days but i think conservative conservatives, republicans are type, were not quite ready to do that yet and i think the next 100 days when they start to lay out more on this tax reform plan thats when you will see even more republicans garner around him trying -- >> of course. >> because if you look at what hes been able to do with skeptical republicans you know what were for this partly gorsuch thing and theres also on the policy property i think thats good i also my ...