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Eventually be passed down to consumers over the next, say, three to six months or even a year or so. that's the concern that, say, the average walmart shopper is going to have going forward, how much of that is going to be passed down and then how much of it will actually impact me. because if the attitude of the company that's producing the stuff that you're buying is getting jittery, if that anxiety goes up, that means prices will rise because they're going to be girding for the worst case scenario. >> guy cecil, from the kind of -- the big picture version of this, if everyone is looking at ...

Million since last quarter. joining me now to break all of this down is media reporter for axios sarah fisher. we still have with us jo ling kent and guy cecil. sarah, let me start with you here. what do you attribute what happened with facebook to? the incredible drop in value, is it simply because the users are down, is it concerns about privacy, why? >> it's a bunch of those types of things. definitely privacy is playing into some of its expenditures. it has to hire more people to oversee programs. really what analyst wills tell you it shows they are hitting a growth wall when it comes to a...

That saying they are going to downgrade that ability to share that information, but the concern is how much does that affect elections as well. and the other issue, of course, is the growth. what we're planning to see or expect to see is more monetization of facebook or excuse me, instagram and what's app. those are two apps that have continued to grow as facebook, the main platform, continues to kind of grow a little bit more slowly. >> i want to read you this quote from alex who is the outgoing chief security officer at facebook. he says, quote, we need to listen to people including internal...

>> welcome back. coca-cola says it expects to pass on higher prices to consumers because of those tariffs and now global auto powers like japan, mexico, the european union and south korea are preparing to meet next week to discuss a response to the president's threats to impose new tariffs on automobiles and car parts. and as soon as september, farmers will be getting a $12 billion aid package designed to help them bounce back as a result of aggressive tariff policies. for more on all of this, i want to bring in chairman and chief strategist for priorities usa also former political director fo...

>> i believe every nation that has the capability tries to do things to each other without a doubt. >> the i.c. said specifically the russians. you don't think the russians did anything worse or more nefarious than any other nation? >> i think china was way worse than anything russia could have or did. >> reporter: defenses that might have worked in the primarytoughe general election this fall. that was katie arrington and our extended conversation, as you can see, guy, in the wake of what happened, she's as behind president trump as ever facing down a democrat in the general election, joe cun...