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This is like a rubiks cube. their first bill -- heres how speaker paul ryan. lets listen in. >> reporter: it seems like there are these perceptions that its hard for you to win that back. >> not at all. the president has been nothing but helpful on health care. and as mr. scalise mentioned, there are a few layers of protection for preexisting conditions for this bill. we want to have a situation where people can afford their insurance. we want to have a situation where people have a choice of he...

>> does anyone have any questions? >> two questions, did the president -- [inaudible] are you losing this argument about pre-existing conditions? it seems like there are those perceptions, its hard for you guys to win this back. >> the president has been nothing but helpful on healthcare. there are a few layers of protections for pre-existing conditions in this bill. whats important is we want to have a situation where people can afford their health insurance. we want to have a situation where p...

Venomous towards legitimate political opponents, and it was a road map of a venomous state of mind. >> i get the sense that carl didnt like the speech, brian. >> i think he was expressing what a lot of folks in the press might want to say, which is when youre up in a podium degrading real news outlets like cnn as fake news it has long-term consequences. it affects peoples perceptions where they can get real information and the truth. president trump suggests everything could be true which sort o...

On. to see how much progress theyre making. the u.s. intelligence community has said this is a failed test. thats a possibility. it is also a possibility they can exactly what they wanted and we wont know that. because we cant pick up the parts. >> theyve five nuclear tests. we havent seen a sixth. why not? why send out a thing could be inter interim, interim retd as failed? >> first, i dont think they want to advertise before may 9. they dont want to help the conservatives in that election. als...

Previous live, i thought it would be easier, im more of a details oriented person, i would say that,er do miss my old life, i do like to work, thats not a problem, but this is actually more work. >> turns out its more work. david, first to you, he says, i thought it would be easier, hes just 99 days in? >> im not surprised that the -- he finds the job, john to be something different maybe than he thought it was going to be, i think that was true for most presidents, it is such a unique job, it i...

I think that was true for most presidents, it is such a unique job, it isnt possible to understand what it is until youre there. im not surprised that his perceptions have been altered. i am a little surprised to hear in his voice, in that reuters interview, a sort of longing or yearning, at the very least, making a clear preference to his former life. thats not is something i have heard from a president, not 100 days into the presidency. >> i do want to get to that in a moment. jeffrey lord, fi...

What is your role? and to whom are you representing, your father as the president of the united states, the american people or your business? >> well, certainly not the latter. and i am rather unfamiliar with this role as well as it is quite new to me. >> and it got a little bit more uncomfortable when there seemed to be jeers from the audience over questions about her fathers treatment of women. lets get straight to joe johns at the white house with more. >> reporter: i think you could file thi...

Whether that actually happened or not, the perceptions are very important to deal with. and also help get a break if a crew member is feeling like they are starting to not be in total control of their professional demeanor, so we really lean on each other in situations like this, and even though our jobs are harder than ever, typically what crew members are doing are handling these situations in an expert manner and getting those flights up in the air in a safe way. >> it appears that american a...

Perceptions that were tracking. and one of the things we found is that rumors thrive in times of uncertainty. they thrive in times when people need an answer. are eagerer for an answer. >> the it old model of how you respond to an infectious disease outbreak is you issue a firm warning to the public and say what you should and shouldnt do. that doesnt work anymore because people are responding to rumors on twitter and facebook and they want to engage and challenge and have their own opinions abo...

You have to be transparent because the wrong information can actually contribute to the spread of the disease. im particularly interested in looking at rumors. the way that rumors replicate and spread are very similar to how viruses spread. they need a host, they need to be supported to stay alive and thrive. oh, there we are. okay. hi. rumors have been around since man existed. but i think right now whats changed with technology and particularly social media and the internet is the global sprea...