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I just do. you got to bring people out of their silos. tough look at the facts. this left/right thing. i never thought i would see politicians saying which extremists belong to them. you also have to look at the antifa. the president is coming tomorrow. im not in the advice business. that changed. we need this to go well. my suggestions are next. better hot dog from oscar mayer... thats no way to treat a dog... ...you can do no wrong. where did you learn that? the internet... yeah? mmm! with no ...

Actually lead it -- could he lead on modest gun control, or as happened after parkland high school, las vegas, some of these other tragedies, dominating the news media for a couple of days. >> sandra: she said she felt when she spoke to the president that he is open to change, and what he said when he was speaking from the white house, i am open to discussing ideas that work, so why did he not get then more specific? especially when it does come to you background checks, if that is something tha...

9/11 to break through these silos, to share information to keep us safe. i think ive been in about 15 committees to share in the intelligence committee, and its important to know how our allies are doing, how that information is shared. i think it takes a wide band of experience and institutional memory. mr. mueller was part of the krircia for 33 years. most others have served much longer. the law actually dictates you have experience. clearly the president was looking for something else. he was...

Written that explains the problems and lays out a solution according to which we own our own data and we contribute to a common pool. it tears down the silos and makes it possible for different apps to talk to each other. >> tucker: disempower some of the worst people in america. thank you for this. i really hope this makes a difference. >> thank you. are you going to strike? >> tucker: of course. im already on strike. [laughs] i dont use social media. [laughs] good to see you, larry prayed for ...

End up being the biggest strike in history in objection to our treatment at the hands of the social media giants. so i think this is -- >> tucker: amen. >> a horrible problem. basically the root problem that i see is that they have collected all of our data in silos that they control. so facebook has a silo, twitter has a silo, instagram, and so forth. they cant talk with each other, right? and they act like the data that they hold onto it as there is. that is the root problem. that generates a ...

Strike which could be the biggest strike in history. in objection to our treatments at the hands of the social media giants. so, i think this a horrible problem. basically the root problem that i see is they have selected owl of our data in silos they control. facebook and twitter has silos. they cant talk with each other. they act like the data they hold on to is theres. thats -- theres. generates other problems. for example, they sell our data to the highest bidder. what makes that possible is...

Poll numbers as well as pew research on attitudes on racial identifications and on peoples attitudes toward racial prejudic prejudice. >> were just a terribly divided country. thats where we are in this election. there are two silos, republicans and democrats and theres a small sliver of people who are independents. and when it comes to how they look at issues, whether its registration or race or anything else, they look at it as, quote, black and white. and so different. and so anything thats t...

Although he is a little bit in the doghouse, not just on this issue, venezuela and others. the president listens to his counsel but he hasnt agreed with him for a while. pompeo was advocating military strikes remains largely in grace. tucker carlson, the fox news host, the president not only listened to as carlson said on the program that they shouldnt have military action with iran, but fielded calls privately from the white house residence during the nights before. thats another voice that he ...

Political reporting in this era. but it is also the case that at the margins adverse policies from the trump administration, particularly the escalating trade war, are having a very real on the ground destructive effect across rural america. and some farmers are getting fed up. tremaine lee went to gaston, indiana to talk to one. >> who did you vote for in 2016? >> i voted for trump. >> did you believe that trump would be good for farmers? >> it was just the lesser of two evils in my opinion. >>...

Owned for nearly 80 years. >> my grandpa spent his entire life paying for each one of these silos, paying for tractors, paying for land. theres a big part of that as we just dont want to change. we just want a president that comes in that allows us to keep doing what weve always done because ive done this for so long and by golly, thats what i do. >> reporter: this year has been tough for indiana farmers. heavy rain and flooding has saturated the soil, making it impossible to plant crops. and th...