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Long-term memory. >> so news media is easy. what other touch points could you have? >> you can do a variety. for me, i write all over the place in different publications, so i have a media platform. for others, it could be as simple as a touch point of sending an e-mail, a text. for me, we just did a study of just 20 different people that we studied on what makes you more engaged in a relationship that it actually matters. the number one reason, it was 90% of the people said simply staying in to...

These other when someone needs you, be there for them. what else can you do? >> if i was a small business owner or anybody scaling a business, map it out, what are the things -- different ways i can engage someone? theres obviously one on one conversation but its hard to scale. i could have lunch with you once a month or every other month. i cant scale that to thousands or millions and if someone is trying to reach a mass amount of people and engage them, you have to learn how to scale that. you...

How do you go up this brand hierarchy of intelligence to go from data to information but only with machine learning can you get to that eureka moment to discover something you would never have been able to do before. thats the power of the machine learning. the reality is you can have all these different touch points to understand your customer journey and how to really improve that customer experience. this ultimately has to be putting the customer at the center. when they come in every day of ...

So part of the challenge is, how do you go up the brand hierarchy of intelligence and data. but only with machine learning can you get the inside and the epiphany to discover something you would have never been able to do before. thats where the power of machine learning is. the reality is you can have all the different touch points to understand the customer journey and improve the customer experience. this ultimately has to be putting the customer at the center. if you know when they come in e...

Is to talk about billions of dollars and thousands of jobs coming back to the united states. many republicans are saying that is where this president is winning. lets stick to that message as we already in an election year. we will see what we hear from the president today. >> harris: all right, if you are just tuning in to outnumbered and wondering where are the people on the couch? this is joint base andrews, maryland and we are watching because of the man in the center of your screen the pres...

Medium level but having a lot of touch points? >> i think you just answered it. the more touch points he has with senior members of the campaign, the more that mueller will be able to work sort of through papadopouloss story and talk to other people and learn what they knew. and then more importantly compare the stories to what papadopoulos said and their fellow campaign members. >> hope hicks here, natasha, getting the outreach, right. and some are saying if the outreach came to hope hicks, t...

Cooperating. the last thing i wanted to say is in the 21st paragraph of this indictment, it does say that manafort wants information from company a and b, the two other consulting firms so that the president can be briefed on this. so there is a direct reference to the president. i assume thats the president of the united states. and as was reported, this lobbying on behalf of ukraine did find its way into a watered down plank at the convention. so to say that it has no touch points to the campa...

There. im sorry, gloria, go ahead. >> isnt there also a question of who direct td alexander nix who was a person who sent the email to do this? was it at the behest of anybody in the campaign? was it the behest of anybody funding the campaign? you know, it seems to me that somebody who is an operative doing analytics for a campaign would have a hard time doing this on his own. so would that make a difference? >> well, it does, yes. and it also is part of a pattern. remember, nix is not the only ...

Operations similarly. you know the terminology, the vernacular. if four or five folks assemble, they can make the assault on the room. >> the shooter apparently booked rooms at or scouted. help push the investigation forward. how does that help? it points to or opens up a range of potential motives, i guess? >> motives and potential co-conspirators, what theyre doing, at other places that theyre looking at might elicit evidence about others who were involved. was he with someone, was he talking ...

Do not disturb sign on his hotel. i am not holding the hotel responsible because you dont go in the room if a sign is on the door. >> for nobody to have seen anything and been suspicious about what he was up to, it is tragic. >> this was meticulously planned. the girlfriend, how would the girlfriend not know that this guy is stockpiling an arsenal of weapons. what are we up to, 47? p. >> i think as the facts come out, we will all be more and more disturbed by it. she had some touch points over a...