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Mark acknowledged this. and i said, do you think you can get the data back? and he said, not always. i would say not at all. almost not at all. its out there and its never coming back. so thats the problem. these huge data sets that are so valued by marketers and so valued by the russians, everybody values them. so thats really the problem is this ocean of data that is now out there and not subject to scrutiny. >> care ra, does mark, do you think does he realize how badly some people in congress...

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Hickman ewing. >> well, they got me to come up from little rock to play the president. i watched the video of his deposition in the jones case. even the mannerisms, you know, when he would do this or hed drink water -- i mean, i was gonna really try to play the role. >> we knew that part of his strategy was going to be to try to run out the clock. >> hicks an old southern boy, and he did a very good job of the long-winded, narrative answer. >> bob bittman questioned me. "did you ever give any gi...

Talk to investigators. weve seen this before. weve seen this is the way that mueller was able to flip mike flynn. its one of the tools that investigators often like to use. you bring someone, set them down for an interview. oftentimes when you have that interview, the investigators already know the answer to some of these questions. if you like to them, or if they find out later, theyre going to use that not just to potentially put you in jail but as leverage to get you to turn on other people i...

Doing it intentionally, do you understand what rights youre giving up, you know you cant appeal, youre not on drugs, youre doing this fully and completely willingly and understanding all the consequences. thats the essence of these hearings. so i dont think were going to hear a lot from the mueller lawyers. this is not one of these kinds of hearings where they show a lot of legs about the case. so i dont think well learn much more about it. based on what weve seen in the court documents, this is...

Spot of, you know, high emotion and tension. so, you know, whether they can move forward past that or not is the real question. john kelly, obviously, put out that memo intending to revamp the security clearance process, but thats led to more questions. and we havent heard the answers yet. again, maybe well hear a little bit more from sarah sanders today. >> yeah, on that point, peter, what you hearing about jared kushner? hes one of the people who has had one of these interim security clearance...

Obviously, he couldnt come participate in that, so we used hickman ewing. >> well, they got me to come up from little rock to play the president. i watched the video of his deposition in the jones case. even the mannerisms, you know, when he would do this or hed drink water -- i mean, i was gonna really try to play the role. >> we knew that part of his strategy was going to be to try to run out the clock. >> hicks an old southern boy, and he did a very good job of the long-winded, narrative answ...

Participate in that, so we used hickman ewing. >> well, they got me to come up from little rock to play the president. i watched the video of his deposition in the jones case. even the mannerisms, you know, when he would do this or hed drink water -- i mean, i was gonna really try to play the role. >> we knew that part of his strategy was going to be to try to run out the clock. >> hicks an old southern boy, and he did a very good job of the long-winded, narrative answer. >> bob bittman question...

Them, thats going to help their business grow. what does that mean? that means theyre going to add workers, add jobs. >> maybe. >> that means -- well, i believe it will. >> i know. im not saying you dont believe it. but theyre maybes, senator. theyre maybes. >> okay. ic concede that. as you add wages, job also go up. people, workers will become more productive. the real problem with wages, chris, has been that we ought to be -- our productivity are growth ought to be about 2%. for the past eight...

Will you directly reach out to every person affected to the best of your ability? and i got, not a yes or no answer, but obfuscation. a long-winded response where states passed laws well do it. >> why? why would that have anything to do with it? >> i know because they said theyre going to follow the law. well, we have a patchwork quilt of laws regarding notification when your personal identifying financial and other information has been breached. we need a national law. we need a national standa...