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melugin and gillian. >> great it would have you in week two. and the dew points in delaware, and even some democrats are supporting investigation into classified materials. and we have lucas on the lawn of the white house. >> good afternoon, gillian. and they are he a-- they are curious why the president is at his summer house in delaware. >> and the president is going to the rehoboth home, does that have to do with classified documents found. >> it is relates to the documents, the president takes is seriously, i would reefer you to the white house counsel's office for any new develo...

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Accessed, under what settings. i know as a member of congress we have to go into a secure facility, the skiff, so to speak, if we want to review those documents or briefings. how did they exit the white house and facilities and why did they end up being stored as they were. i think those are part of a broader investigation conducted by house republicans. again, it's about making sure there's not a double standard applied here, equal application under the law. jacqui: congre. >> thank you for spending time with us. >> you bet. >> and there's a pennsylvania republican brian fitzpatrick and the d...

Knowing how to manage allegations of sexual harassment or other scandals, or putting people into nursing homes and leading them to their deaths, the only clear answer here is that he was there, specifically, to help manage the media fallout. for him to say that he has never influenced cnn's coverage, the fact that they don't talk about the scandal on his show is influencing their coverage of the scandals. they tried to be transparent in this, and it only creates more questions. >> jesse: that's a good point. so, the governor was asked about this $5.1 million book deal, which he got while he wa...

What is the likely immediate fallout and will this ultimately you think lead to regulations for social media? >> i think ultimately it will be it's sort of inevitable. we have had a lot of regulation in a lot of spaces over the years. the government tend to be slow to catch up with these things. the internet isn't that old, and the government hasn't caught up with how to run the internet. i think we'll have various regulations. the media fallout will be increased scrutiny in data harvesters. there are a lot of people using these. they don't quite understand how these work. each of these outbre...