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Cutters on plane, but they did that. >> the fact that there are loopholes in our system that allow people to bypass our laws and the fact that there is a border that they are able to cross simply makes it more feasible or more plausible that they are going to continue to exploit those weaknesses. thats why the men and women that are out there on the border patrol patrolling the border each and every day putting their life on the line to keep his country and its people safe need that personnel, t...

Asked for their vote. thats transactional politics. we are building relationships. and that is why to get back to your question which is an important one, we are investing and organizing. investing and making sure we build that organizing infrastructure. the technology infrastructure. you cant door knock in rural america. that is why we invested in digital organizing, in indiana, georgia, montana. and investing in a permanent voter protection. it recognizes voter suppression is a permanent play ...

Build that organizing infrastructure. the technology infrastructure. you cant door knock in rural america. that is why we invested in digital organizing, in indiana, georgia, montana. and investing in a permanent voter protection. in the republican side. understa understanding that we have to build a permanent engagement infrastructure. young people are the biggest voting block. >> a huge chunk of the marginal group. tom perez, thank you for joining us. >> 60 days until the weekend. vote. >> sti...

Relationships. in the old days we showed up and asked for their vote. we are building relationships. and that is why to get back to your question which is an important one, we are investing and organizing. investing and making sure we build that organizing infrastructure. the technology infrastructure. you cant door knock in rural america. that is why we invested in digital organizing, in indiana, georgia, montana. and investing in a permanent voter protection. in the republican side. understand...

Elections? >> we are going to have a bumper crop of candidates in 2020, just as weve had a bumper crop of candidates in 2017 not only for the governorships but up and down the ballots in all the states across the country that have elections. my job is to make sure the process is fair for everybody and that when whoever emerges wins, they have an infrastructure, technology infrastructure, organizing infrastructure that enables them to win. >> bret: mr. chairman, we appreciate your time. we will f...

Citizens, how exactly did the russians try to impact the election. but you know this better than i. these investigations tend to take on a life of their own. >> jared kushner, the presidents senior adviser and son-in-law, is among those welcoming tech executives to the white house today. moments ago, he spoke at the summit meeting that is going on. the president will be meeting with all the tech leaders later in the day. listen to this. >> this is technology here at the white house and we are pr...

By the way, i dont oppose the wall. >> tucker: you dont. >> i oppose putting a 30-foot structure on top of a 3,000-foot sheer cliff. i oppose taking down to fences that are separated with a all weather border patrol in california thats working in. i oppose things that the people on the ground think are not in their best interests and those of the folks that go out and put on the bulletproof vest every day and have to actually protect the border who tell me that the wall in certain places makes s...

Supposed to be talking to, and why. more than a seat at the table. trumps son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner seems to be at the head of nearly every table at the white house, from streamlining the government to solving peace in the middle east. president trump told one newspaper, tonight kushner is in iraq invited by the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff to see the situation firsthand and get an update on the fight against isis prompting this bewildered tweet. kushner in iraq before...

>> pardon me? >> we have zero access to the database. >> zero, okay. >> i believe zero is also the answer for qssi. >> misspellecy? >> we have no access to the servers. >> about 2,000 people. >> 2,000 people have access to the database? >> through the key entry of the applications. >> okay. under hippa regs, no one is expected to have direct access to that database. under the current technology infrastructure, how many separate servers or virtual servers in the cloud are being used to host and s...

Us live. mayor, thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> shannon: the president has been criticized in the first two debates to talk more about his plans for the future, looking ahead, his vision for the second term. how does he accomplish that in the remaining days? >> pats been talking about that and doing that for four years. he will stay focused. we will make things in america. the president stood up and saved the auto industry and will keep focused on manufacturing. we will inve...