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... announce his conflicts of interest, and how he was going to resolve that. And now that is postponed. JUDY WOODRUFF: So, Amy, I won't ask you to speculate about what is going on, because it has just broken. But it does -- this is something we have been waiting to ...
... of thousands of new products and services. There is no doubt that connected digital systems improve our lives. But digitization has also created new vulnerabilities. Just ask senior executives of Home Depot, Target, Anthem or JP Morgan about the risks of employing cyber systems to manage customer data. Each company ...
... deported, their families are going to be torn apart, what is Mr. Trump's message to these children? Will the president -- will he -- let me just ask this. Will he undo President Obama's executive order on the children of undocumented immigrants? KELLYANNE CONWAY: So, I think there are fewer ...
... executive director of the Pew Research Center, wrote in his 2014 book “The New America”. He added, “circumstances change, history surprises, coalitions unravel, parties adapt. Just ask Donald Trump.” * * * On a recent morning, Nathan Chavez met another Democratic organizer at a coffee shop near his apartment in Littleton, a suburb ...
... close and key battleground states showing the race tightening in each of them, these debates could be crucial -- Gwen, Judy. GWEN IFILL: John, can I just ask you, as the witching hour approaches, how have these candidates really been preparing? We saw some of the spin in your piece about ...
... that other people are more comfortable? Clothes and happiness in general should be for yourself, not for others. So I posted on my personal Facebook just asking people the [last] time that somebody told you, “Oh, you should wear this because,” etc. And I just got flooded with responses of ...
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July saw 255,000 jobs created and unemployment flat at 4.9%. How would the candidates boost the economy? Clinton seeks major infrastructure projects and a higher minimum wage, while Trump wants business tax cuts to encourage companies to invest in employees. Judy Woodruff speaks to Stephen Moore, senior economic adviser to Donald Trump, and Jared Bernstein,...
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