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i think this is a response by hawley, and he had that hearing where he was very angry with tiktok and apple for not showing up. you're seeing this question through the government right now. taylor: is this the kind of protection that big tech wants that consumers want? kurt: probably to some extent. we have seen facebook in particular but google and others push for regulation. what they really mean is they want to be involved in shaping the regulation. can have some type of guidelines or rules written down where they can follow those and that solves all of their issues, that looks good for them especially if it keeps potential upstarts or startups from catching up. they have such a strong advantage. tiktok is obviously a threat, i think, to facebook. if there are certain regulations that might facebook a little bit, but if they hurt foreign competitors like tiktok, they might be on board. taylor: we have you on a day where there seems to be more and more propose legislation coming out. we had a headline today that the ftc says they are looking at multiple antitrust probes underway and

senator josh hawley, last week, he held a hearing where he excoriated facebook. he talked about communist party officials kicking down the door and amending data. he said, parents in the u.s., if you don't know about tiktok, your kids do, and you should. it is a concern animating not just the republican side of the aisle. since my story went up, chuck schumer sent a letter to the army and said there is concern that you are trying to recruit teens on tiktok, trying to recruit young people on this platform where they are flocking by the millions. he said, i want you to reconsider and not do it because it could be a national security threat. taylor: we have heard from others from tech companies, namely mark zuckerberg at facebook. given your history on the national security council, a worried about you -- how worried are you about chinese tech dominance? issues withare the a lot the concerns at the national security council. technology is the new frontier. whether it is data or information communications technology, i think you are fius, supplynd in c chain, taking

and josh hawley, our young star. he is a young star. thank you, josh. great job, everybody. in addition, the nation owes an immense debt of gratitude to a man whose leadership has been instrumental to our success. so important to him. he always mentions it, number one point. i have always heard that when you become president, the single most important thing you can do is federal judges. they say supreme court judges, but we have them too. but federal judges. based on that i think there is nobody that has done a better job ever than senator mitch mcconnell. [applause] pres. trump: you know mitch. standup. stand up. [applause] pres. trump: i always get up and i talk about the economy, the economy, i am always talking. they never write about it but that is ok. but mitch will talk about judges always. it is great when you have done, incredible. the impact is truly amazing. we also have two great supreme court judges. that is in addition to what will be 182 judges. then we go by what i call normalization after you get to 182. but our supreme court judges are great gentlemen. it w

in response to senator josh -- hawley's call for sanctions. ambassador martha cokie wants to talk to the senator about how to reduce drug demand in the united states. that's a clear statement that mexico is continuing to blame american and continuing president obrador's hugs, not bullets. recognizing they are quickly becoming a failed narco state. we would like to hear your thoughts on this. follow lou on instagram @loudobbstonight. lou will be back monday talking to onsolomon and tom fitton. be sure to tune in. gregg: new numbers say otherwise to those saying trump is losing votes among suburban women. rich lowry will be joining me on the set. stay with us. out geico making it easy to switch and save hundreds? oh yeah, sure. um. you don't know my name, do you? (laughs nervously) of course i know your name. i just get you mixed up with the other guy. what's his name? what's your name? switch to geico®. you could save 15% or more on car insurance. could you just tell me? i want this to be over. ♪ do you recall, not long ago ♪ we would walk

senator josh hawley introducing legislation that will protect personal data. and urnghtd the propose -- and under the proposed legislation, they wouldn't be able to collect private data other than what it takes to run their services. they would have to file an even you'll report with the federal trade commission. the ftc. they don't have a lot of bite when it comes to companies in china and russia. morgan, this involves national security. it involves trade negotiation. it involves the future of the country in point of fact. let's go to this 90-day reprieve. i want to put this up to show everyone in the audience what's going on here. when it comes to huawei and zte, these are the increments of events. and we start with the president banning huawei with a national security order. may 20, the united states government grants huawei rrp a temporary reprieve. august, another reprieve, and so it goes, november 18. another 90-day license extension. what in the world are we doing? just last week the attorney general of the united states said huawei and zte are national

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withor hawley was angry tiktok and apple for not showing up. taylor: is this kind -- is this the kind of protection that big tech wants that consumers want? curt: probably to some extent. we have seen google, facebook, and others to push for regulation. what they mean is they want to be involved in shaping the regulation. if they can have guidelines or rules where they can follow those and that solves all of their issues, that looks good for them especially if it keeps potential upstarts or startups from keeping up. tiktok is obviously a threat, i think, to facebook. certain regulations may hurt facebook a little bit if they hurt foreign competitors like tiktok, they might be on board. taylor: on a day where there seems to be more and more proposed legislation, headline that the ftc says they are looking at multiple antitrust probes underway and that they will review all of these antitrust laws in the wake of these probes. does this indicate that the size and scope is bigger than we saw before? ben: i think, absolutely. we know that the federal

it's not just josh hawley, he's not the only u.s. senator. where the rest of them? my lecturing put us over the edge. thanks for your book and thanks for coming on tonight. i appreciate it.he i wish we had more time.e. the media went bonkers today with the first day of impeachment hearings. we collected a sample because we could not control ourselves either. we will show you what they did when we come back. ♪ >> tucker: you watch tv today? if you were watching the other cable channels, it was like christmas, new year's and the super bowl. oar over on msnbc, they also rousted their all-stars for a priest hearing panel >> ambassador bill taylor, they here's part of what they did. will talk about the shadow foreign policy they discovered. >> this is not about donald trump versus his political rivals in congress.>> this is about donald trump extorting america. >> i am not a lawyer.bo maybe i am glad i am not. >> there will be a courtroom drama like the o.j. trial. the great trial at the end of the 20th century where people took sides very quickly. >> day one of the pu

senator lindsey graham and josh hawley note that twitter is a private company and that the company made a business decision and that he has every right to do that. >> the way people communicate and get their word out, especially from the grassroots perspective, social media had been a big boon to them. if you aren't an establishment type of person, if you don't have all the money in the world, using social media to get your word i was actually a very good one. facebook had gotten attacked by aaron sorkin out of hollywood who thought this was a terrible thing and then zuckerberg responded, basically rick quoting sorkin back to him from the american president and one of the lines was to say, if you want to claim this land as the land of the free, then it also has to be one of its citizens exercising his right to burn that flag in protest. do you see this more as a free-speech debate and whether big tech should be the decider of what's truth or do you think the american people can decide that? >> i do believe that facebook has a responsibility. any platform, especially the social media pla

also with us this evening missouri senator josh hawley who believes it is time to sanction the leaders in china. but he also says do not trust what silicon valley executives are telling you. also, with us tonight, jesse watters on that stunning hot mic abc moment that is raising a lot of questions about how jeffrey epstein's story got buried three years ago and, yet, brett kavanaugh's was fair game. good evening, everybody, i'm martha mccallum and this is "the story" and we begin tonight with the

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hawley: let me ask you about the springfield, missouri, inventory. that is the medical center. can you speak to your progress there in staffing for mental and dental staff? ms. sawyer: i don't have the specific numbers on springfield with me today. i can get them for you and tell you exactly. but one of our most difficult areas is health service. doctors, nurses, dental to a certain extent. the medical profession is stretched pretty thin across the whole country and no one is able to find as many as they need. that is why a lot of rural entities are losing medical partners. we are competing and we don't pay as much as other places pay. we have a specific numbers on springfield. sen. hawley: let me go back to the numbers you mentioned a moment ago. to hiring freeze cost b.o.p. lose thousands of jobs. you testified that they are trying to hire 3000 vacancies, that is a delta of 2000. give us a sense of how you will adequately staff programs in your facilities without resorting to augmentation? ms. sawyer: the 5000 we lost was separate from the 3000 vacancies now. we have the posi

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senator hawley tweet iing direcd from beijing, now we know why tik tok was afraid to testify today. lots to discuss this afternoon including an interesting letter tik tok just submitted to the committee. we obtained that letter that tik tok submitted to senate lawmakers. it reads in part quote, tik tok does not remove content based on sensitivities related to china or other countries. we never have been asked by the chinese government to remove any doesn't a content and we would never do so if asked and we were told by lawmakers who are going to be in this hearing today that this "washington post" article and this tik tok letter will be brought up today. neil? neil: hillary, thank you very, very much. we have a lot more coming up including this idea of a giant loop that the universe, everything around us, just a giant loop. you ever looked around and said i swear i have been here before? now you know you have. sometimes, they just drop in. obvious. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader po

russell hawley, let me begin with you. this is not good p.r. for a brand new issuing of a credit card, is it? >> it's not. this is unfortunately kind of a trend when it comes to apple, for getting this kind of reputation for being kind of anti-women. this starts with in 2018, there was a 9% wage gap between men and women that worked for apple. apple regularly received criticism for not having enough women on stage during its major events. there's just been a long time in between software releases for things like, you know, reproductive tracking features and things like the apple watch and iphone. liz: yeah. but ted, i have studied this because i worked with the united nations on gender bias in artificial intelligence, these algorithms are built intentionally or unintentionally to really favor men over women. so what does this say to the goldman sachs and apples of the world? >> well, look, discrimination is wrong, it's illegal when it comes to credit card rate setting. we don't know exactly what's going on here in this case. the new york depart

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senator graham, hawley, wicker, tillis, ben sasse, who i have been fighting with a lot. yeah, he had the right position. senator brawn and there are others. also, we heard from the majority leader mitch mcconnell's office almost immediately. thank you, senator mitch mcconnell. i can report he was --co his office was crystal clear. the federal rules of evidence and our constitution should apply to any impeachment proceeding. great line. you know why? look at the federal rules of evidence. rule 802 to be specific. hearsay is not admissible with limited specific exceptions that we can tell you do not apply to this case. and we could also tell you pursuant to the constitutional side of the house -- the senate majority leader's statement, the sixth amendment of the constitution, the accused shall enjoy the right to be confronted with the witnesses against him. b the first accuser was the fake hearsay whistleblower. that means that person will not be allowed to remain in the shadows, should not be allowed to remain in the shadows. and remember, as many great lawyers have all b

here's our world affairs correspondent caroline hawley on what we know. we know that he was staying in his offices and we know that his body was found in the early hours of this morning on the street just outside his office, just below the building where he worked and it sometimes stayed. turkish police have not given any official statements, although some security officials have been quoted as saying he was under stress, that he fell off of a balcony, that it may have been suicide. but i think because of the background to this, because of the disinformation campaign you spoke of, there are some of course who speculate on whether foul play was involved, and i think that is why the uk's representative to the un who we just heard from said that there must be a thorough investigation. she said the causes of his death weren't clear, and that the turkish authorities needed to really investigate the death properly. and speaking of those allegations, is there any evidence that the white helmets may have worked with jihadist groups in syria? well, we know that th

there has been no official word on the cause of death. 0ur correspondent caroline hawley is here. details are scant at the moment? we really do not know the exact circumstances of his death. some security sources are talking to the turkish media and suggesting it may have been suicide, he may have fallen from a balcony but we really do not know. he had a lot of enemies, certainly the russians and pro—regime groups did not like him. the russians named him two days ago as an m16 agent. they said he had connections to terrorist groups dating back to when he was supposed to have served in kosovo. there has been a vicious online campaign against him in one of that put them under stress. because he has so many enemies it led to some speculation foul play could be involved. the area where his body was found has been taped off and a police investigation is under way. explain the role of the white helmets and why they were controversial. the white helmets were founded by james le mesurier and others in 2014. they operate in a rebel held areas and any of our viewers will have seen them in

. >> senator hawley. wray, a question on cybersecurity as it relates to china in particular. are you concerned about the growing practice of american technology companies, or any american company storing large amount of data, consumer data, , andess data, in china sometimes storing the encryption keys to that data in china? what sort of soak cybersecurity rest at this pose does this is this something you are tracking that your concern about? >> it is something we are concerned about, in part because chinese laws require a level of access that is unparalleled in this country. in terms of law enforcement and security services. compels chinese companies and u.s. companies operating in china to have relationships with chinese to provide whatever information the government wants whenever it wants it just for asking. so that creates all kinds of risks across the threats we have to contend with. >> your point there about the chinese laws in the access to data that beijing requires works in two ways. it is a problem for american companies who choose to store large amount of data in c

. >> thank you, senator hawley. >> let me continue the theme of staffing issuings. i know bop experienced critical staffing issues in the recent years, including in springfield, missouri in my home state. what measures have bop implemented to avoid staffing shortages, can you give me an update there? >> if you want to know where the staffing shortages came from, i mentioned earlier our rapid growth, our expansion of institutions, we have had position cuts dramatically over the years, at one year in particular we had open institutions 3,000 less than we had the year before. a couple of years ago, 5,000 positions removed from our numbers, what's happened, a result of the 3,000 vacancies we have right now we have uncertain budget years we projected we would get significant cuts again in budget and staffing and leaders at the time of this organization were wary hiring up too much because we didn't want to rip a whole lot of people when the budgets came out, our budget was cut dramatically. attrition, staff, we hired 15,000 inmates-- inmates -- employees director to 2003

hawley: madam president, just two brief points this evening. the first is that i'm proud to join not only as a supporter of this measure but as an original cosponsor, and i want to thank the other senators, senator rubio, especially senator cardin for their leadership on this issue, senator risch. but i want to be clear that we are here today in this chamber, and what we are doing is possible tonight because of the bravery and the courage of the protests in hong kong. many of them very young people who are risking their very lives, taking to the streets, standing for democracy, standing for the promises that were made to them by beijing many years ago and fighting for them now, putting everything on the line, and i just want to say to those protesters that you are making a difference, that your lives have made a difference. and to those who even now are trapped inside polyu. in this siege that the hong kong police force has created, this humanitarian crisis that the hong kong police force has fostered, what you are doing is inspiring the world.

the head of this committee, senator josh hawley, blasted the move, asking on twitter if ticktock has something to hide, saying he will save a place for them. there will be two empty chairs in that hearing today. he says it's a big mistake for them to not show up today but ticktock says they had two short of notice. i talked with someone familiar with the invitation. they tell me they had only six days of a head's up, for them was not enough time to get someone to appear in front of congress. stuart. stuart: six days? not enough time to get somebody on congress on very important security issue? don't like that. but hillary, great report. that very much indeed. >>> world series champs, washington nationals. they went to the white house yesterday. one of the players put on a maga hat. he got a lot of hate mail. brian kilmeade about the national as in the white house. >>> left-leaning media slamming policies and plans. looks like the left is in panic mode. i will have my take in a moment. ♪ the does your broker offer more than just free trades? fidelity has zero commissions for online

something where antitrust enforcement has been shifting, is going to shift left and right whether it's josh hawley, senators on the left they'll say, we have to go back to an antitrust regime that says it's not just about consumer pricing and very narrow markets, it's about google leveraging its monopoly in certain fields to get into others. >> do you think moves like this, google buying fitbit and facebook getting into libra are tone deaf? they figure we better run while we can. >> obviously getting into libra is tone deaf because the music started playing and they had to back off >> right. >> i think -- yeah, i think you're not going to -- i agree we're not going to see a whole lot more acquisition the notion that facebook can get instagram or -- >> wouldn't happen today >> yeah. and it was because antitrust enforcement for the past 10, 15 years mainly look at farm to consumer pricing, which is not much because it's facebook and google because they're free, but the real pricing comes from them having your data. >> i don't know if you saw facebook announce a month ago they're buying something cal

[laughter] >> you know this goes back to smoot hawley in 1930 several thousand economists said this is -- a bad thing congress don't do it that is when congress had power before, the president took it. and you know what happened with great depression exacerbated, came on here only one economist in the country able to find that thinks this is a good idea sadly works 1600 pennsylvania avenue. >> i see so white house. >> i am not sure loving it either, by the way. >> okay, i mean you know. >> you think there is pushback within white house on tariffs. >> we know in the past before, you know, steve moore and larry, laffer, steve, they were more free traders. >> steve moore art laffer aring guesregular guests. >> think newted said really well the announcement today don't hike. he was pretty negative on announcement today with respect to the to tariffs and trade in the sense that you know this doesn't really move the needle. and it sounds like the way you say it as well. like yes good maybe that is -- but business investment continues to contract consumers paying for it, you know until we get

hawley: but the famed, floating city is sinking and suffocating.