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You have on one end people saying the going dark problem. meaning you cant get access even if you are law enforcement and a court order to this information is getting worse. thats true. the technology is getting better and encryption is getting stronger and the applications, its uses and its proliferation is increasing. so that makes the law enforcement problem of going dark, the bad guys being able to hide their information a bigger problem over time not a smaller one but the tech companies say...

Campaign spokesperson. oprah for 2023, go. >> she started out with nothing and beat phil don hue on the first day out. what oprah does is shes always shared her struggles. shes shared her vulnerabilities and triumphs and failures. people got to know her. people looked at her on television and said shes like me. she talks like me. i dont want to compare donald trump to oprah, but there are a lot of parallels in the sense that they both have a brand. oprah has an amazing brand. thats why i would e...

Of stuff and i guess i would say finally if youre going to vet her and symone sanders and other professionals know what has to happen now, someone has to do a lot of viewing of shows going back to her days when she was a talk show host in chicago and try to figure out where there might be vulnerabilities or possibilities. >> what do you think, simone, this ace abosays about the demo party and if there is a hole or vacuum about the party that theyre -- name someone who would beat oprah? >> im not...

That the president needs to be analyzed, even if its against his own will -- >> yeah. >> this doesnt seem to be a winning argument, the idea that the president should be, like, hit with a butterfly net -->> ls bad judgment. that doesnt mean hes mentally ill. they are overplaying their hand. >> as always. >> its going to be a political solution to this and if democrats want to be successful, they should focus on a political solution and a medical one. >> just to back off, from a constitutional po...

Will. this doesnt seem to be a winning argument, the idea that the president like should be like hit with a butterfly net and -- >> you could say trump has bad judgment. that doesnt mean hes mentally ill. theyre overplaying their hand. >> as always. >> there is going to be a political solution to this and democrats want to be successful they should focus on a political solution rather than a medical one. >> from a constitutional point of view, we do see to have some vulnerabilities here. what is...

With russian bankers who were representatives of investment funds that are tied to the cr e kremlin. those are dots out there yet to be connected. but if the reporting that ivanka trump has actually been very, very worried about this is accurate, that is a sign of where they feel their vulnerabilities may be. >> yeah. heres another piece from the book. christen, im going to do this for you. this is talking about wolff is writing about the infamous trump tower meeting june of 2016 s writes the pr...

25,000. we have labor participation rates going in the right direction. i think what he understood, excuse me, what he understood as an entrepreneur you have a commission that is marred in controversy has, in fact, become the dysfunctional cause of the controversy, you move on. >> you are acknowledging this was dysfunctional. >> acknowledging that we have become dysfunctional only because we were tied up in five lawsuits. and, so, if, in fact, your job is to figure out what are the vulnerabiliti...

Disbanded. that is the origins -- but let me just ask you. what accomplished over the last 11 months -- hang on one second. its my show. i get to ask the questions. over the last 11 months, i just want you to explain to me what you actually accomplished? thats my question to you. what actually got accomplished over the last 11 months? >> ill answer your question. what we basically have, in fact, accomplished, is that although we had only two meetings, we have now began to categorize and catalog ...

That because jake johnson was the first to say that there were vulnerabilities in our system and we needed to take a look at how we in a decentralized system where elections, even though we have a national election day, we have 50 state elections under the management of 50 state election managers. so, getting people talking together, working on a bipartisan basis to deal with those vulnerabilities is what we need. and i applaud the president for -- i applaud the president for saying, why get inv...

State and fix and fix our system. nobody believes that this was a perfect system. nobody disputes that our voter roles have been corrupted or are in need of fixing. nobody challenges the notion that we have vulnerabilities from international actors from china or russia, et cetera. >> well, the president has not been explicit on that final point as you make it sound. two things before we let you go. we talk about dhs taking this over. that is a central question. where does this go from here? sayi...