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Chain. christine, where is this headed? peter navarro wrote an interesting piece in "the new york times" today. one of the advisers of the president on trade. you should read one of his books. it gives you insight into the presidential adviser. >> he has been hawkish on china for a long time. laying over the economic nationalism and defense vulnerabilities. the report that shows 300 vulnerabilities because of outsourcing over the years and not paying attention to make sure america is not vulnera...

Dominance is putting u.s. national security at risk. where does that take the disputes? it turns it to a new level, christine. >> 300 vulnerabilities and saying the united states has to get smart and tough on trade with china. thanks, will ripley in hong kong. indonesian search and rescue officials believe more than 1,000 people are still missing after the powerful earthquake and tsunami rocked the island of sulawesi friday. the search team says the numbers came from analyzing images before an...

Have done that with the europeans. we did it with our north american partners. weve done it with the steel industry. weve done it with the aluminum industry. were the ones that are on the offensive right now on the trade war front. >> yes, that always makes sense to want a different administration. let me switch gears and ask you about this reuters report. theyve seen a copy of 150 page pentagon-led report that is due out later today. it said that china represents a, quote, growing risk to the s...

>> lets start off with the problem. you talked annual report about major areas of industrial decay and 300 so-called vulnerabilities are identified in the national security area. how serious are these vulnerabilities? >> its very serious, thats the bad news. the good news is we have a very strong action plan to immediately begin filling the gaps. the key concept here, president trump believes that economic security is national security and we need a strong manufacturing and defense industrial ba...

>> and theyre refuting the report, this is a three-year investigation. were going to start with apple. apple session that they never found malicious chips and hardware manipulations or vulnerabilities purposely planted on any servers. lets go to amazon. amazon, their cloud computing arm bought elemental and selling it off. amazon said its untrue that aws knew about a supply chain compromise, an issue with malicious chips or hardware modifications when acquiring elemental. about what about super ...

What will this do? it may give them an excuse to say, due diligence was not done. >> joey, if the fbi finds any indication, as lynn talked about, to the drinking point, say. and in this hearing he said i didnt essentially drink -- he said i drank a lot but that he never blacked out. if they find any indication that perhaps that is not true, is there any vulnerabilities there for him? >> you know, i really think there is, christi. good morning to you and lynn. i think lynn has it absolutely right...

Perspective, but the assaults by and large are not happening by other young women, theyre happening by young men, and men of all ages. how do we talk to our sons about that. how do we talk about the vulnerabilities of many young women or how your actions can be perceived and how those interactions between the sexes can be fraught in so many ways we see out of the me too movement. i think theres just a beautiful reckoning going on in this country now that theres so many opportunities to be having...

Report is that you need direct access to this equipment, physical access in order to achieve -- in order to exploit many of these vulnerabilities. so polling stations and local election officials need to take note of the physical controls that are in place in some of these local polling sites. mike: how difficult is it for professionals to stay ahead of the hackers. >> it is hard. so, you know, election cybersecurity is a blessing and a curse because of the waits set up. so its a very distribute...

Democrats really pounded away, comparing his testimony this time around to earlier testimony on the hill, things that he had said that he was pulling back from. so i think that he has a really steep hill to climb that frankly clarence thomas didnt have the same one back in 1991 because he had spoken so much in terms of his own personal identity, whereas the personal identity we have seen of brett kavanaugh was quite evasive to this point. thats a difficult measure for him. >> the great wild card...

This presumption of innocence is, of course, appropriate in a criminal justice proceeding but this is the court of public opinion. a cultural moment changed forever by the me too movement and this is a man in president trump accused by more than a dozen women. >> he has self-interest wrapped up in kavanaugh being excused from these claims because so many claims have been raised against the president himself. theyve never been fully investigated. he, i think, becomes more vulnerable if kavanaughs...