labelling and require them to self disclose and we re going to create a data base so any user could go back and see what the ads that the came has run. but beyond that i don t think they want any more formal regulation. i think they try to present a good case that they are going to be regulate themself and they are taking step t steps to do this. i don t think they welcome government regulation out loud because the more red tape they have to go through with the automated ad businesses, the slower they have able to move and the more drama they ll have and when issues like this come up again. 30 seconds, eugene, the hill, mitch mcconnell saying not sure if the transparency or the way this might turn out in terms of legislation would work. well they don t know at this point. they are still so much more to learn and so much more that has to be asked in terms of investigations in-in this whole
anybody on those email chains that, you know, we don t know how far back it went, but if you were talking to papadopoulos he is talking to us. lan getting a lot of info. jonathan allen you ll return as well as you a lie shah. i appreciate all prethree of yo after unsealed this week documents contradicted statements he previously given to congress. and the case against harvey weinstein new york officials say they are building a case that could lead to an arrest.
the president, danny, was tweeting about the suspect here in the terrorism attack in new york, saying he wanted to see him go to guantanamo, then he backed off of that. the other thing he s been tweeting about, no prison time for bowe bergdahl, but a dishonorable discharge. the president called bergdahl a traitor and said the sentence was a disgrace. did that have an impact on the sentence? not directly. at least the judge in the case said that it would not have an impact, even though the statements might be considered at sentencing. but here s what you need to know about military sentencing. the judge has almost complete discretion to fashion a sentence. and another thing that you don t see in civilian courts is the concept of unlawful command influence. the president s statements can create an improper prejudice on a criminal trial in the military context, because the president is the commander in chief of the armed forces and it s been happened before.
u.s. military confirming u.s. member was killed in eastern afghanistan in result of wounds operation in the province. u.s. forces commander sent his condolences to the fallen member s family. and dnc donna brazile saying she considered ousting from the campaign. this happened after clinton looked unsteady after she left a september 11th memorial and brought up questions about her well-being. and carter pager former adviser to trump campaign telling nbc he had encounter with russian deputy prime minister in 2016 while on a trip to moscow. page emphasized his claim to nbc that it was not a meeting but just a quote brief hello and greeting. all right next for you crimp cal case against harvey weinstein, nypd says they are building a case that could lead to arrest. and top of the history my colleague jacob soboroff will be
prosecutor is actually not his title. his title is special counsel. i m aware of that. forget title sh mightel. the special counsel is governed by the u.s. attorney s rules and if mueller finds something outside the scope of his mandate, he has to gate approv get approval for bringing those charges from rod rosenstein. if you re in the middle of an investigation if you find something out about $130,000 worth of rugs, you can t just say, that s not me. if it s right there in front of you, on a sheet of paper, you don t have much choice not necessarily. you can use prosecutor s discretion, but not against what appears to be open and shut case i ve talked to a number of attorneys who have worked on probes like this, my clear understanding from doing all that reporting is that if mueller finds a crime that was outside the bounds of his