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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180321:21:55:00 - Vimarsana News

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At least it appears. >> yeah, it does and i just -- you get the sense on capitol hill that this is what they've been waiting for, something like this to go in and really go after facebook a little bit. you remember, they haven't even dealt with the issue of the meddling and the advertising and the transparency there, so now you have this whole other dimension to it, and i don't know if a mea culpa like this is going to do the trick. >> i was shocked that -- i have to end it here, but i was shocked that zuckerberg didn't endorse the one piece of legislation that's out there for at least adverti...

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We know how it's going to turn out. the government picked the candidates, opposition is boycotting it. the only real question is turnout and the result of this vote the opposition say could lead one-party state in venezuela. it's going to create a new assembly with power over everything, including power over the old assembly where there was opposition. this opposition could be dissolved by the result of this vote. the big question is will the protestors take it, they have been coming out for four months, they have been fighting against security forces, a hundred of them have died. how are they...

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Kelly: more protests in venezuela ahead of what should be a contentious vote tomorrow on a measure that could give nicolás maduro socialist government the power to rewrite the country's constitution. protestors saying if it passes, it would make venezuela far more of a dictatorship than a democracy. steve joins us live from our miami bureau with more details, steve. >> kelly, the two sides are on a collusion course on the one hand the one time bus driver now president of venezuela nicolás maduro, socialist who is pretty much run the country's economy into the ground and now wants to rewrite ...