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Protecting text messages, particularly messages that might fall into the category of evidence. you know, the circumstances on january 5, january 6, were such -- and i'm talking about intelligence information and about the fact that the insurrection -- this should have been sufficient to cause leaders in the secret service to be especially sensitive to the need to preserve and protect such records. so i think -- i think they have a perception problem if not a real problem and i don't -- i don't think -- or i don't know whether there's anything sinister here. i hope not. but i think the secret s...

The budget is an eye popping $220 billion. florida with 2 million more people than new york state spends half that sum. in addition, new york city's budget is $100 billion. that is more than double the budget for the entire state of illinois and illinois's population is some 50% larger. new york is the most heavily taxed state in the country. its tax rates are highly progressive. the top 1% of new york city residents pay over 40% of the city's income taxes and yet, new york's infrastructure and services at every level are in bad shape. this is not a presumption pro -- perception problem. it's ...

Money. new york has an eye-popping $220 billion. in new york city, their budget is 1$100 billion. new york is the most heavily taxed state in the country. the top 1% of new york city residents pay over 40% of the city's income taxes. and yet new york's infrastructure and services at every level are in bad shape. this is not a perception problem. it is a reality problem. democrats need to once more become the party that gets stuff done, builds things, and makes government work for people. go to cnn.com/fareed for a link to my "washington post" column this week. and let's get started.

Executive saying it, the bbc, clearly needs to address widespread perceptions about impartiality. owen meredith from the news media association, do you agree with that, that there is a perception issue for the bbc here? yes, it is not really my place to hugely comment on this, but there is definitely a perception problem with the bbc. i wonder if it is, given many of your members are partly responsible for that perception, because many newspapers have plenty to say about what the bbc is and isn't doing. of course, and newspapers are free to take their own editorial line, i represent the publis...

Interested in this idea that the bbc has a perception problem, that is ofcom saying that. if there is one, whose responsibility is that if the bbc is being impartial, does it still need to respond to the fact that it has a perception problem, whether that is fair or not? yes. i don't think there is a crisis but there is certainly a set of challenges. should just say i have literallyjust written a book about this which is out this week about the whole question about impartiality and how it is and how we tackle it in a modern, digitalage is one that of course tim davie has said there is problems...