Resolution with the south korean government. it will encompass, if it goes through, both the 232s and broader trade issues. and we hope by some time next week to be able to have a real announcement. thank you very much, wilbur. i appreciate it. the last time we negotiated something like this, and as you know, it s always been a problem for our country. they get together and create a series of documents that nobody has been able to read because it was just done. now you tell me who can read that quickly? it takes a long time to read it. for the last eight years, deep defense cuts have undermined our national security. if you look at what s taken out, they ve hallowed our readiness as a military unit and put
The backup driver behind the wheel should be able to take over if anything goes wrong. see looking down several times, not really watching the road. it surfaced today that wilbur hired the driver despite her being a convicted felon. she was released in 2005. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg responding tonight in an interview about the cambridge analytica controversy. the social media site was used by a firm working with the trump campaign to access the personal information of millions of users. we have a basic responsibility to protect people s data. if we can t do that, we don t deserve to have the opportunity to serve people. our responsibility now is to make sure that this doesn t happen again. shannon: some on the left not buying the explanation. a prominent commentator writing facebook is bad and probably can t be fixed.
The backup driver behind the wheel should be able to take over if anything goes wrong. see looking down several times, not really watching the road. it surfaced today that wilbur hired the driver despite her being a convicted felon. she was released in 2005. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg responding tonight in an interview about the cambridge analytica controversy. the social media site was used by a firm working with the trump campaign to access the personal information of millions of users. we have a basic responsibility to protect people s data. if we can t do that, we don t deserve to have the opportunity to serve people. our responsibility now is to make sure that this doesn t happen again. shannon: some on the left not buying the explanation. a prominent commentator writing facebook is bad and probably can t be fixed.
They are jumping ahead in the technology. uber eats, that was cool. not the driverless cars. i feel very unsafe in a situation like this. i feel nervous even in one of the cars that don t have the keys in them. to turn on or off. something about control, to be able to know you can navigate. what if you can t take control back of the car. this happened already this quickly? this is what people were most worried about? huge liability issue. now they are on notice so if they don t shut it down or make manifest changes, you re going to see all kinds of lawsuits coming in. i think it s problematic for wilbur. this is the type of thing that could bankrupt the company quick. greg: i have to disagree. kimberly: you don t even drive. you basically crawl around. greg: the police chief said the car is likely not at fault. there s video footage inside the car that may or may not prove it. the victim was 100 yards from the crosswalk.
Another couple hundred million, and then he s going to maybe come back. he might come back, right? absolutely. we ll be here another seven years, hopefully. that s a long time, but i have a feeling you ll be back. i don t know if i can put him in the same position, though. he s not quite as strong on those tariffs as we want him to be. seriously, on behalf of all of us, i want to thank gary. he s been great. he really worked with wilbur and steve and mike. we all worked so hard on the tax cuts. they have been far beyond, i would say, gary, our wildest expectations. absolutely, sir. what we thought would be very good has turned out to be unbelievable, great. and people are appreciating it a lot. the democrats don t know what to do. they re saying, boy, this is turning out to be not good for them. we didn t get one democrat vote. so i just want to thank gary.
Another couple of hundred million and he s going to maybe come back. he ll be here another seven years hopefully. i have a feeling you ll be back. i don t know fix put him in the same position. he s not quite as strong on those tariffs. i want to thank you. he s been great. he really worked with wilbur and steve and all of the people, mike. we all worked so hard on the tax cuts. they have been far beyond, i would say, gary, our wildest expectations. what we thought would be very good has turned out to be unbelievable. great. people are appreciating a lot. the democrats don t know what to do this time. this is turning out to be not good for them. we didn t get one democrat vote.
he is going to go out and make another couple hundred of millions, then he is going to maybe come back. might come back, right? absolutely. be here another seven years, hopefully. it is a long time. i have a feeling you ll be back. i don t know if i can put him in the same position though. he s not quite as strong on the tariffs as we want him. but, seriously, on behalf of all of us, i want to thank gary. he s been great. he really worked with wilbur and steve and all of the people, mike, we all worked so hard on it, on the tax cuts. they have been far beyond, i would say, gary, our wildest expectations. absolutely, sir. what we thought would be very good has turned out to be unbelievable, great. people are appreciating it a lot. the democrats don t know what to do. they re saying, boy, this is turning out to be not good for them. we didn t get one democrat vote.
This. can you imagine that? an infrastructure plan, a plan as important as infrastructure, and they re saying i don t know if we have time for it. amazing. john hardwood and ambassador ron kirk. we ll keep an eye on this. 25%, 10%. that might be what wilbur wants. it may be what the president tweeted. i have a feeling it s not what we re going to get. a big grand jury subpoena this morning. what they are looking for and big names named in that subpoena. but first, you knew this was going to happen. saturday night live taking on trump s tariffs with alec not alex. here to help mr. president, alec baldwin back to play the president. they re all beating us. okay. they re laughing at us.
Anyhow, back to the news. this is a good segue. commerce secretary wilbur ross says president trump is on an even keel. thank you, wilbur. 22 white house officials, friends and advisers tell the washington post otherwise. with us now, white house bureau chief at the washington post, nbc news political analyst phillip rutger who helped break that story for the post. how is it? 22. that s what the kids call pretty good sourcing. almost two dozen. wow. first of all, let s start with the big idea of this story. what s the take away? the take away is that the president is really at this moment of transition. he s as angry and isolated as his aides and friends have seen in quite some time, certainly since last summer when reince priebus was pushed out and the whole management turnover in the white house. it s troubling to the people who speak to him daily and know him best. he s been creeding with anger. over jeff sessions and the media
Their own tax in place? well, i m sure that there will be some kind of retaliation from somebody. you ve already seen the announcement from europe. i don t think the retaliation is likely to be on steel as such. i think if it is on anything it ll be some little product in a key state to try to get mitch mcconnell or paul ryan feeling some pressure. i think it ll be very targeted and that certainly was the approach that the europeans took maria: wilbur can you explain the president s use of so-called section 232 saying that it is a threat to national security? is that true that the threat from foreign steel is actually a national security? can you explain that? yes. well section 232 has a very broad definition of what constitutes national security.