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Looking at becoming a media campaign. what we know is they're not highly regulated. how culpable is facebook should getting paid in rubles, don't know who the ad buyer is. >> they were totally off base when immediately after the election with they said fake news didn't play any role and really tried to play down the role that it played. it's not as if the russians contacted somebody at facebook. they went online and went through an automated system. so mark zuckerberg talked about, that they're going to try to figure something out. the whole company goes against the idea of any kind of human i...

Security responsibilities, i think were encouraging him to stay in the deal because it's a national security risk. in terms of the science and climate change, you're absolutely right. as far as i know, he has not answered the question. but i have to say that implicitly, his announcement and the statements of administrator pruitt following the announcement implicitly suggest that they understand climate change has to be addressed. so maybe that's a little bit of a silver lining, but we have to keep pushing that. let me say, the science is unambiguous in terms of human intervention for global wa...

Year and got fixed just recently and all of a sudden came back to life. lo and behold, one of the first things is documents related to former president clinton. i saw on twitter it being described as open mike night at the fbi. people are just funneling out all kinds of different things. i think this is in a more sober moment probably after the election, this needs to get looked at. i mean, there are different procedures to sort of be in place to have the fbi pull back closer to election day. that has to get looked at. 60 days before an election doesn't have much meaning where most states are ...

Jet engines as they were roaring off or roaring in x when they couldn't hear that, they found it very disconcerting. >> so they added stereo speakers, and that solved that problem. also just keep in mind, since it's small rural airports, we don't have airplanes carrying dozens and dozens of passengers. we tend to have much smaller airplanes landing. there isn't enough business, enough traffic coming into these rural airports to support the rather considerable expense of a human air traffic controller at that tower and also building the better tower. so now just imagine you have a better tower ...

In the public markets and also a private tech ent paren fewer, billionaire investor. this is what he told me about the volatility and how he sees high-frequency trading playing a role. >> in 2008, we didn't have high-frequency trading the way we have it today. there were multiple algorithms that appear to have decided to, you know, sell a lot of different elements, a lot of different asset classes which, in turn, triggered other algorithms which in turn triggered other algorithms and it was a cascading effect. that's the danger of when you have algorithms trading and there's no human intervent...