that the fact that the interviewer was actually questioning why this young person was following mr jones in the other types of internet activities that he was partaking in just to explain alex jones is the mom behind the alternative news channel in four wars he was suspended this week by several social media platforms they say it's because quote he spread hate speech glorify violence broadly share against people need to know how social networks use their information. i'm a big fan of increasing people's personal privacy and i'm a big fan of not only personal privacy but freedom of speech and the problem here is the fact that a lot of people just don't understand how invasive their companies are and how invasive a lot of pride institutions are using their technology trying to get out exactly what your rate is what your religion is what your political viewpoints are and they're taking this information and they're using it against you so that's why i think people need to better understand these issues and defend themselves against them and they only way they can do that is they become more

it during the interview process the applicant was question about the fact that he was following mr jones on twitter and the fact that he was looking his stuff up and that was something that was a challenge during the during the actual interview process and subsequently the parents of the student reached out to me and then i reached out to the the mission's director of the university and made sure that the situation was resolved in the students' satisfaction so the problem here was that the fact that the interviewer was actually questioning why this young person was following mr jones in the other types of internet activities that he was partaking in alex jones the man behind the alternative news channel in force was suspended this week by several social media platforms they say that's because he spread hate speech and glorify violence broadly share against us people need to be more educated on health social networks use their information. i'm a big fan of increasing people's personal privacy and i'm a big fan of not only personal privacy but freedom of speech and the problem here is the

including one with nearly one point seven million followers you too terminated mr jones channel which had more than two point four million subscribers and billions of views on its videos repeatedly violated its policies including its prohibition on hate speech jones responded with his usual flair for the dramatic declaring on twitter understand this the censorship of info wars just vindicates everything we've been saying now who will stand against tyranny and who will stand for free speech we're all alex jones now but it's the lawsuit that according to wired could actually have a bigger influence in the future of free speech wire reports that whether jones wins or loses his suit according to first amendment lawyers will be built we will be a building block for the way we think of free speech in the age of the internet you see not only is this case about alex jones and free speech but it's also a case that could redefine just who and who is not considered a public figure and subject to libel in the age of instagram the selfie and the youtube channel so with free with the future of free

including one with nearly one point seven million followers you to terminator mr jones channel which had more than two point four million subscribers and billions of views on its videos repeatedly violating its policies including its prohibition on hate speech jones responded with his usual flair for the dramatic declaring on twitter understand this the censorship of info wars just vindicates everything we've been saying now who will stand against tyranny and who will stand for free speech we're all alex jones now. but it's the lawsuit that according to wired could actually have a bigger influence on the future of free speech wire reports that whether jones wins or loses his suit according to first amendment lawyers will be built we will be a building block for the way we think of free speech in the age of the internet you see not only is this case about alex jones and free speech but it's also a case that could redefine just who and who is not considered a public figure and subject to libel in the age of instagram the selfie and the you tube channel so with free with the future of f

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mr. jones, are you from the fifth district? guest: unfortunately not. kentucky and i went to school at morgan state university. caller: ok. that's where i'm calling from. is there a pension process that is being not addressed at all in that very soon a majority of states will reach a point where they don't have the money to continue paying pensions and continue current payroll? and justn the horizon not being talked about? can you address that to some extent? guest: states are having the same problems. states also have obligations. and they have health care obligations, pension obligations in addition to doing their own work on roads and education. states are really feeling the squeeze as well. you talk about tensions there are several states that have had some pension issues. kentucky is bond that recently had some headlines on that. the state.on there are some states that have worked well on that and others that have had some issues. obligations are something states are particularly worried about and there is at the federal level the pension benefit g

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he said something happening here, but you don't know about it do you, mr. jones? >> i didn't want to be mr. jones. i was out there. do you know, it did become a big story? i want to talk about all of the things that made it that way. it was april piece demonstrations that got beat up here in chicago. there was bailey's comment about shooting to kill and shooting to mehmet. police actions not only challenged the city, the democratic party and the nation but, this is why we are here, it challenged the way the news media and reporters like me to find and covered the news. it challenged journalism's business as usual and our tried and true way of doing the job. if forced us to look at, we had to redefine what we meant as objectivity. you heard the word being used a lot today. objectivity in reporting the news meant that at the time, offering both sides in a point, counterpoint simultaneous rebuttal of every story, carefully steering what we thought was truth and to the appearance, safety and neutrality of the middle-of-the- road. he said it must be be. that is the way

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i didn't want to be mr. jones. i wanted to be out there and cover this thing in a serious way. so i was out there. as you know, it did become a big story. i want to talk about all the things that made it that way. there was a april peace demonstrations that got beat up here in chicago. there was, there was the daley's comments about shoot to kill and shoot to maim. the protests and police actions not only challenged the city, the democratic party and the nation's soul. and this is why we're here today. it challenged and changed the way the news media, reporters like me, defined and covered the news. it challenged journalism's kind of business as usual in our tried-and-true ways of doing the job. first of all, it forced us to look at and perhaps redefine what we meant as objectivity. you heard that word being used a lot today. objectivity in reporting the news meant at that time offering both sides, in a point-counterpoint, simultaneous rebuttal of every story, carefully steering what we thought was truth, into the apparent safety and neutrality of the middle of the road. he sai

and mrs. jonesn main street for their anger, it's hard to do that now that the guy on pennsylvania avenue and it's become the joneses' spokesman. it's no wonder in new media has been confessing out sins, they knew the jig was up. dana, was that surprising? >> dana: i give him credit for a few things, he could have tweeted this but he's not hiding in silicon valley. >> maybe he will come up maybe he will come sit with us here at "the five." i also thought it was interesting that he said he read gretz the decision to make twitter about adding more followers, and he wishes, and they are going to try to turn it around, that they will want to follow stories and hashtags and issues which would have been a very different thing in the beginning. >> i don't know if i would like that. >> i think they are also may be doing distress because it is a big hearing after labor day where twitter, facebook and google have to be in front of the senate. that's also the same day as the kavanaugh hearings. >> you are goin