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From us, how much the data is world, questions around authentication of users. someone says theyre mark from alexandria, but theyre boris from st. petersburg, we have a right to know that. >> anna, do we expect the conversations to focus on issues like this or do we expect it to pivot towards problems like election security? >> i think hes going to face a whole raft of questions from these members. as dylan said, hes meeting with members who are super conservative and also someone on the more li...

Regularly likes to attack cities, because these are areas that quite frankly dont usually back him in elections and so he puts forward the idea that they are very unhealthy, unsafe places. and a two for one here. the president consistently puts his back on most things coming out of california. so he is looking at an opportunity to communicate to conservative voters in the state, he was just there for a fundraiser, that his ideas for the city and for the state as a whole are better than the democ...

Really listened. >> juan: trying to get mitch mcconnell, put out a bipartisan statement. >> dana: all of the blame and sup -- >> katie: its what the russians want, right here. >> dana: the obama administration has been very skillful in trying to cast all of the blame against trump and the russians when they really were in charge of election security. >> juan: what would you have had them do? >> dana: do you think hillary clinton thinks obama should have done something more? guaranteed. >> juan: ...

The president even double-speaks all the time on this. ill do it, i dont want to do it, yes, no, phone call, forget it. background checks, universally, all gun purchases, 90% of you are in favor of it in this country. red flag laws, 76% of you. the climate crisis, a solid majority wants a plan to reduce the use of fossil fuels. look, there are the numbers. plans for both have already passed the house, going nowhere in the senate. same for election security. lowering prescription drug costs, equa...

Parade, you voted on what got done? not only would that get more done for you, it would also reflect reality. we are not these fringes. we are not our extremes. people have to work to divide us. think about it this way. major social issues, like access to weapons, intractable in washington, d.c. the president even double-speaks all the time on this. ill do it, i dont want to do it, yes, no, phone call, forget it. background checks, universally, all gun purchases, 90% of you are in favor of it in...

Voting machines because their companies, thats what they do. >> lets talk about companies, es&s is the biggest company that distributes election machines. all of these companies want one to believe their systems are perfectly safe. is there one system that is safer than the others or do they all need to be scrapped in favor of just paper ballots? >> the truth is there should be testing, continuous testing of all of the these systems all the time, certified all the time. there arent national just...

Is there a way to break reality nto the reality of the base of point or are they just gone? >> its over, joy. there is no republican party. its the trump party now and they are awaiting the day the great leader tells them to drink the kool-aid so they can rise up to the comet. its over. the partys dead. its trumps party. it will go down and die with him. >> you did title your book appropriately in that case. rick wilson, great to talk to you. thank you very much. >> thanks, joy. >> god help us a...

Most, that because nevada may no longer have -- will no longer have the virtual caucus, that latino voters will not be able to engage the way that they were hoping they would be able to mobilize that area, that voting bloc ahead of the caucus. >> it sounds like this virtual caucus isnt going to happen. let me show you real quick again so we can explain why this matters. with the iowa starting line and political website out in iowa listed. so first if theres no virtual caucus, which it looks like...

These early voting. people come, they meet, they discuss and then they state their preference. were going to interest folks participating by phone, and they stopped it because theyre saying of concerns about hackers getting into the system. whats the significance of this? >> look, were seeing two sides to this. on the one side youre seeing democrats looking for ways to activate more voters to make sure they are going to vote and participate in the presidential primary. at the same time the fact ...

Security? >> china is investing a lot in cyber attacks. we see iran, russia, china, north korea, a lot of people dont have our best interests at heart investing a lot of money but china has the more sophisticated plan to go after the united states and they have a culture where they have stolen american trade secrets. a lot of threats are coming from china and that would suggest long-term china is the biggest threat. shannon: as part of that strategic intent paper they say election security, one ...