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Thats the focus of tonights angle. I wonder what the leaders of the Chinese Communist parties think about the tiktok debate in the United States. After brilliantly deploying a propaganda and spying operation inside the u. S. , they must be pleasantly surprised to see bipartisan support to help them protect it. Yes. Just like every other social media platform, there is misinformation and privacy concerns. Its important that we dont treat tiktok differently than other platforms. If were going to a...

>> if she is leading on an issue in a way that its going to make democrats uncomfortable, i think thats the very essence of leadership. that you dont always say what your main supporters are going to always rally behind. >> look at the leader of the pack. kirsten gillibrand who last year was campaigning happily with bill clinton, sent thank you tweets and things its hunky-dory and then when its expedient to throw the clintons over board, which theyve done, theyve done that as well. >> "washingto...

>> tell mark udall, stand with colorado and stop supporting obamacare. >> reporter: the koch ad money appears to be well spent. a new "usa today" poll shows how a candidate stands on obamacan care will be an important issue for 84% of registered voters and rate shock of rising insurance premiums may be driving a new voter anger. support of the law has fallen to 37%, the lowest since 2010. it helps to illustrate why harry reid may be worried the koch strategy is working. >> theyre saying these hi...

>> it is extraordinary. im so glad you came on to talk about it. absolutely shocking. but very revealatory. leaving political office can pay some handsome dividends. judd gregg is leading a candidacy to head up a wall street lobbying firm that could pay him about $3 million. hes just doing what so many other former capitol lawmakers have done. open secrets.org says at least 22 members of the last congress have taken lobbying jobs. since 1998, 338 ex-lawmakers have gone to work at lobbying firms....

The stuff up. and when you looked at the administrations proposed reforms, the reforms got through. it really didnt attack that at all at base. it said, no, you can go ahead and keep creating these things. i remember talking to secretary of the treasury geithner about that specific issue at the time. and he said, well, you know, if we outlaw this and that, theyll just make up something more exotic and theyll always be a step ahead of us. so were not even going to try. and it was a decision to do...

And the largest single sector in financing the 2012 election cycle. the money is huge, and when president obama came in, you know, he brought in wall street. right into the white house, into the inner core, this was a wall street from beginning to end, top to bottom administration. and you still look at the senior economic officials, theyre from city group. once in a while, theres a little diversify, they have jpmorgan, theyve had others, but basically, its really a wall street group. and its no...

Believe. if belcher didnt process a gun, he and perkins would be alive today. >> bret: news busters said costas entitled to his opinion but does he have to give it during halftime of a nationally televised game? critics who say political bias turns up in college classrooms have a big number to back up the case. the web site campus reform looked to federal election records from open secrets.org and found 96% of donations from ivy league faculty and staff went to president obama. congress approval...

Government was not watching the gang centers on wall street trading all of these derivatives and they should have been. all right, now, here are the top dont anothers to each campaign, im going to it read them off real fast and dobbs can comment. this is from open secrets.org. good web site. open secrets.org. president obamas re-election campaign, university of california, biggest donor microsoft, google, harvard. im outraged. all right? u.s. government. nau i dont know how that works. d.b. pipe...

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Answered is how did it happen? they talked about how it would prevent this kind of loss in the future. a group of traders failed to recognize the risk involved in a complicated bet that was intended to reduce risk. they are already questioning whether limiting risk was the goal or if the bank purposely took on a big risk in the hopes of making big money. according to campaign finance records from open secrets.org the panel received 7.9 million in campaign contributions from jp morgan since 2008....