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They wish he would have perhaps said that before they actually passed it. and not when they are headed out of town. and then if you are a republican running in a mid-term election this year, and the president is out there -- >> trashing you. >> a bill that you voted for -- >> and what is the case to have reelected republicans to congress? if the president is out there saying -- look, they did a terrible job. >> well i suppose you need the republican party to pass a 2232 page bill which is almost the exact size of obamacare. >> and on the anniversary. >> and an enormous deficit at full employme...

There's still outstanding questions. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> good morning. welcome to your "new day". alisyn is off. erica hill by my side. a lot of news once again. we begin with cnn's exclusive. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg breaking his silence about this massive data breach. millions had their information improperly obtained by a data firm linked to the campaign. what facebook is doing to safeguard your information. this is all going on as lawmakers ramp up talk of regulating social media giants like facebook. >> congress facing a friday deadline, meant...

Congress is considering regulating social media giants like facebook, the house is poised to vote on a $1.3 trillion spending deal today. you will hear today the omnibus deal. 2,232 page spending package that you can almost guarantee almost none of your lawmakers will have read in its entirety. can they avoid another shutdown tomorrow night? we'll see. >> cnn is learning about four topics robert mueller wants to ask the president about. it comes as president trump defends his call to vladimir putin. and police finding a 25-minute videoc confession on his cell phone. a lot to cover this morni...

Knowing when they put information on facebook, someone is doing something with it. by the way, that's why i'm not on facebook. i have a problem with that. but it turns out most people don't. >> everybody sees the big thick thing, they know it's long and they check off and agree to it because they want to be part of the community. that's where you come in, where regulation comes in. not all regulation is bad. this is exactly one of those situations so we'll see if the men and women on the left and the right can get together and deal with something that we all know is an ongoing concern. let me ...

There are things good for children, middle-class families. a.b., is that the way it is going to play out? >> people need to understand that this 2,232 pages is for six months. we don't know exactly how everything is going to play out in terms of the promises making a big difference. but certainly there is by part is san praise about the fact that there is $3 billion more for national institutes of health. there is $21 billion in infrastructure. $4.6 billion for opioid treatment. and it really is -- those are bipartisan issues. there is a lot for everyone. what's interesting, though, is that th...