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President vladimir putin and their co-conspirators began planning from base in russia. the indictment says quote by early to mid 2016 defendants' operations included supporting the presidential campaign of then candidate donald j. trump and disparaging hillary clinton. the defendants bought server space in the u.s. to create a virtual private network hide russian roots. used stolen or fictitious american identities. fraudulent bank accounts and false identification documents. the defendants posed as politically and socially active americans advocating for and against particular candidates. >> ...

A big fines from us regulators not to mention a huge public backlash it would break the rules of apple's and the google's app stores plus think about the server space you need to process audio for more than two billion active monthly users and if your microphone were always on you'd notice that your battery in your data plan would run out even faster than they do now look nothing is free with our data but for facebook the biggest cost is our trust according to a recent survey more americans greatly distrust facebook than any of the five tech giants. and the only way that i would be absolutely ...

Percent is not listening to as it were you surprised by these findings i was not surprised i was a little bit creeped out by the first post but look there's a lot of good reasons why facebook is not listening to us we can run through a few of them here first of all facebook says it isn't doing it so if it's lying the company would face big fines from us regulators not to mention a huge public backlash of course this would break the rules of apple's and google's app stores and if you think about just the server space you need to process audio i mean facebook has two billion active monthly users...

Not be so good after all. now the white house says it is looking into changes in website design as well as more server space to improve efficiency on the federally run exchange that serves 36 states. steven moore is a senior economics writer for the "wall street journal" and a fox news contributor. how long have they had to get ready for this? >> well, months and months, if not years. we passed this law four months ago and to say it's minor glitches is more like calling the hindenberg minor. people tried to use the exchange to find out what insurance costs they are looking at. either they can'...

However, that if the united states does spend a great deal on emission reductions as part of an international agreement, and the agreement does give mar help to disadvantaged people, considerations of distributed justice support its action even if better redistributive mechanisms are imaginable." got it? if someone wants to put together a montage of audio for me of all the people around the president who are crazy capitalists spouting free market ideas, they're just -- i got another idea for the free market. send it to me at becktips@foxnews.com. i think we have enough server space to be able ...