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So -- thats all just stuff that happened today. theres an underappreciated element in this administration. you can really see it on a day like today. and -- i mean, best fake word i can come up with to describe it is nonperformance. they say theyre doing stuff, and then they dont follow through. they dont do it. even when the president has personally put himself on a limb to express his enthusiasm for this thing, he does not get done, even when its a serious mortal disaster for millions of ameri...

And i mean, the best -- the best fake word i can come up with to describe it is nonperformance. they say theyre going to do stuff, they say they are doing stuff, and then they just dont follow through. they dont do it. even when the president has personally put himself out on a limb to express his enthusiasm for this thing, he then does not get done. even when its a serious, mortal disaster for millions of americans. even when its something he declares he has officially done when he done nothing...

Day like today. and i mean, the best -- the best fake word i can come up with to describe it is nonperformance. they say theyre going to do stuff, they say they are doing stuff, and then they just dont follow through. they dont do it. even when the president has personally put himself out on a limb to express his enthusiasm for this thing, he then does not get done. even when its a serious, mortal disaster for millions of americans. even when its something he declares he has officially done when...

"the plot to hack america: how they tried to steal the 2016 election." thank you for joining us this afternoon. next a look at donald trumps man to lead the labor department. he opposes the $15 minimum wage and likes the idea of machines replacing human work. and bet innguyen will be along in the next hour and look at the fake news phenomena and how one totally madeup story about a pizza restaurant could have had deadly consequences you totanobodys hurt, new car. but there will still be pain...

Of vaccinations? >> potentially. weve worked with many sort of vaccines. every one of them worked. you mentioned flu. the bulk of the work with the influenza vaccinations and you need 100 for the dose compared to the needle and syringe and if that goes to human work, that could have a huge impact on the cost and improved rollout of vaccines. >> could this be huge in the developing world where so many of us here in the u.s. and australia, as well, we get the vaccinations and so many other poorer ...

Mark leibovitz, also an msnbc contributor. and jake sherman, senior writer for politico. jake, theres a political headline thats driving me a little bonkers. >> uh-oh. i had nothing to do with it. >> where president trump basically just needs to be normal in his speech tomorrow night. does he not have to be more than that. we talked about how great that davos speech was. why is it great? because he didnt trip over himself? any other world leader if they didnt acknowledge clilt chanma change, ref...

This global tragedy. >> its about the utilization of every part of the plant, every part of the farm. >> plus as artificial intelligence gets more advanced, many people worry that robots and automation will displace their jobs. ill sit down with two m.i.t. scholars who discuss using a.i., artificial intelligence, to enhance human work. >> we can bring minds and machines together intelligently, they can cancel out each others mista mistakes. >> finally a neuroscientist talks to me about a threat ...