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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180408:23:20:00 - Vimarsana News

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The social media giant so long to notify its users that their data had been stolen. here's senate judiciary committee member john kennedy putting it as only he can. >> mr. zuckerberg has not exhausted himself, being forthcoming. we had one hearing. mr. zuckerberg sent his lawyer, very bright, very articulate, could talk a dog off a meat wagon, but he didn't say anything. but my biggest worry with all this is that the privacy issue and what i call the propaganda issue is too big for facebook to fix and that's the frightening part. >> senator john kennedy, ladies and gentlemen. for more i want t...

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He is a funny guy but i don't think people will confuse him with a well-respected healthcare expert. i wouldn't take advice from charlie sheen, either. >> shannon: the jimmy kimmel situation involves his very ill son. he is the face of the average american wading their way through the healthcare system and he gives voice to a lot of their fears. some folks saying a lot of what he is saying isn't accurate. he is not familiar with the contours of the bill but he has a loud megaphone. >> i don't know mr. kimmel. he is a funny guy. i wouldn't call him an average american. i don't think the average...

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20170831:07:29:00

Persuasive. the question is can this president do that. >> that is the question. you put your finger on something. ronald reagan, bill clinton, they could talk a dog off a meat wagon if they get one-on-one in a room with you. ronald reagan did a lot of business with the democratic congress. tip o'neal. bill clinton on welfare reform. time after time real leaders in the presidency find a way to either persuade or put the fear in you. lyndon johnson was excellent of working you both ways, complimenting you, persuading you, you have to do this, senator, for me. and then saying, by the way, if

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About, is a tax cut for people who make more than $250,000 a year, a substantial tax cut for them. for everybody else, not so much. that's going to be a very tough sell. it may even be dead on arrival. >> well, and to the question of whether it is dead on arrival, a big part of that is, to go back to what you said before about moral asituation, that's also what you have on capitol hill. a lot of presidents are very persuasive people. i've been in the room with barack obama on issues where i disagreed and thought he was wrong and he gets in front of you and makes his case and you come away like...