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CSPAN September 29, 2017
Theo think about backdrop of what is going on in our country, things like charlottesville and ferguson, the protest in the nfl. That is why we have a better because what we should have as a civil discourse and talk about these issues. But i also have a better idea, and it is about our diversity, and it is the power of the diversity, the power of the 4000 of you and also the people that are on the staff, and lining the glass, the power of us as a diverse group. The power that we come from all walks of life, that we all come from parts of this country, we come from all races, backgrounds, gender, all makeups, all upbringings. The power of that diversity comes together and makes us that much more powerful. That is a much better idea than small thinking, and horrible ideas. Taking a look ahead, the former chair and ceo of equifax, richard smith, will testify at two hearings next week on the data breach at the credit reporting agency. The breach reported Social Security numbers, birthdates and other private information for as many as 140 3 million people. Members of the house, energy and Commerce Committee will hear from the executives on tuesday, and wednesday he will appear before the Senate Banking committee. Live coverage both base stars at onstarts at 10 00 eastern cspan3. You can also listen on the cspan radio app read saturday, book tv has coverage of the 2017 baltimore book festival. Eastern, theoon book tears we cannot stop a ermon to white america. You are in the wrong bathroom, and also the author of the revolution has tom cole and black power, gender and the black Panther Party in oakland. Also, contributors from the book, no wall they can build. Coverage of the 2017 baltimore book festival, saturday at noon eastern on cspan twos book tv. Cheney,e joined by kyle congressional reporter for politico. What was the purpose of the closeddoor hearings yesterday with the intelligence committees in the senate and house. Kyle this was the first time lawmakers got face time with the heads of the tech companies, facebook and now twitter. You do the sense of, can some sort of the forensic analysis on how much foreign intervention there was in the election, through media advertising, fix accounts accounts, bots and things like that. They had a closeddoor session. I think they are going to have a Public Session in november. That one of the challenges twitter faces in particular is the anonymity of its users. On facebook we all have to put up a name and an email address, essentially. Value of of the twitter is the people can sign up through pseudonyms, or anonymously. Can sign up through pseudonyms, or anonymously. Twitter in particular is in a really tricky spot