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British-based company named cambridge analytica. just this weekend we learned that company harvested, as they describe it, private information from more than 50 million facebook profiles without those individuals permission. raising questions about how facebook protects user data and how that data was used during the last presidential election. nbcs chuck todd, my colleague, framed it this way on "meet the press." >> if facebook were a senator and we treated facebook as an individual, heres what...

President. we rarely have two back to back hurricanes like these affecting the country, but we do look to a president in moments like this. trump has used his twitter feed honestly relatively effectively as it relates to the two hurricanes to try to make sure people know hes on top of it, spread information, necessary information. so i think thats one piece of it. theres another piece in there, don, on the economy that people are more optimistic about the economy. so whether you can argue a loft...

Isnt she the one that cried when president trump was elected? steve: why would donald trump feel this way? keep in mind from day one it appears that his foes have been out to try get him. they have leaked damaging information to the press in some cases, broken the law. as brian when we were interviewing the president last week, the president feels that some these protests that have turned angry against him, have been organized by the former president. the "new york times." ainsley: oh my word. s...

Is "the washington post" story. "the new york times" reports the obama white house spent final days in office scramble to go spread information about russias influence campaign in the 2016 election. the paper says officials were worried that intelligence could be covered up or destroyed by the incoming trump administration. mr. trump had accused the obama white house of hyping the russia story to discredit his administration. setting four current and four officials the report says officials bega...

a plan b or c. senate, the other from house >> go ahead, please, carl. republicans. but theres a big problem. >> i just think that theyre -- neither of those plans may be i think that at this point they able to get through congress and probably have to go through some of these initial votes. the clock is ticking. and thats what i was referring to earlier, that the back cnn congressional correspondent channel communication that kate boulwan joins us now. continues and, you know, where s...

Because of his handling of the hurricanes. 64% approve. so the president take a lesson from that? >> yes. i would say, don, you look at our poll, theres a significant blueprint that exists there, which is competent handling in moments like this, but theres no question people look to a president. we rarely have two back to back hurricanes like these affecting the country, but we do look to a president in moments like this. trump has used his twitter feed honestly relatively effectively as it rela...