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>> greg: you know we need, more workers. alexa is lazy. >> juan: here's the other side of the story. last year, amazon was given a requirement, a warrant, served the warrant in a murder case and it got the guy off. turns out he wasn't guilty. >> dana: jesse, maybe you need this as part of your atm plan. >> jesse: it can cut both ways. >> dana: there's a legislative angle. there's a big privacy effort, cyber privacy issue that's going to be taken up in a congress and it'll be interesting to see what happens with the new democratic committee chairman. they are more aligned with some republicans....

Workplace, and we tick off the various reasons why either a school shooter or somebody in a workplace, all of these various aspects of an individual's personality, but we still can't do that, craig, and you know, we wish we could. you and i are unique. every person out there. we wonder what set this guy off. that's going to be the question. if he had the handgun, if he had been evaluated previously for mental health, why this particular bar, why that night. we had a mass shooter in california a couple of years ago, a college student, and he killed people because he couldn't get a date. we have...

>> bill: he is reacting to this from louisville, kentucky. i don't know what ticked this guy off. you call lindsey the lion. >> sandra: how does this -- how does that moment play out? should democrats be coming out in full force and speaking out against this type of action? >> i think everybody should be able to approach the elected officials, public servants politely and ask them any questions they want. too many politicians are walled off by their staff and security. this guy talked about an issue. that said that pales in comparison to what happened to nancy pelosi in florida. led by the rep...

Them. but the special down kocounsel'e did not pursue them. the judge, why can't that give this to another u.s. attorney's office to pursue? the prosecutor, the special counsel has been referring this to other offices to prosecute and investigate. the judge. is there any question that the information he's given you is truthful? the prosecutor -- we have every reason to believe that the information he provided is truthful and fully fulsome. the judge -- and his information could well lead to future prosecutions? the prosecutor -- could well lead, yes, exactly right. the judge says, and yet, and...

The prosecutor, could well lead, yes, exactly right. the judge says, and yet, and yet the government will not at any point commit to filing a rule 35 motion, which is one of the ways that you tell the judge it's okay to let this guy off, he gave us good cooperation. the prosecutor says, judge, i think rule 35 would be considered down the line. i just don't think the government can commit at this point, given -- the judge says, no, i understand. the prosecutor says, that's not to undersell mr. pinedo's cooperation and acceptance of responsibility. the judge, so he is prejudiced by being part of...