donny johnson has spent 43 years in - elm, a huge emotional elm. donny.alan yentob there. you can see a film about donnyjohnson, on bbc4 this sunday night. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. this is bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines — president biden says his democratic party has reached an historic agreement on economic reforms. the plan would see an investment of $2 trillion in health, social care and efforts to combat climate change. there's been a serious surge of covid—19 in russia, with more than 1100 deaths in the past 24 hours, an all—time high for the country. the government has imposed a partial lot and responsive in the capital non—essential have closed. romania is also seeing soaring coronavirus cases. it's had to close schools this week. the death rate in the country from covid is now one of the highest in the world. and after months of growing criticism about its business practices, facebook unveils a new name, meta. the company said it would better "encompass" what it does.

donnie loved purple.ould think ire a little out of donnie's demo, but i guess not. >> you know, his reach, it's vast. >> jimmy: it is. >> all the way to the year 2000. >> jimmy: it's now spread its tentacles to las vegas. people are mesmerized by donnie osmond. and i can't say that i blame them. did you have this on cd, or dvd, or what? >> the photo? >> jimmy: no, the -- >> i had it on dvd. >> jimmy: all right, wow. yeah, you were a weird kid. [ laughter ] >> i definitely was. >> jimmy: you know, i know you know about this. i want to remind you of it because when my daughter was little, my daughter jane, we would watch -- it was like, oh, this is a show we can watch together. and anyway, she kind of liked the flying and the costumes. but she dressed up as supergirl for halloween. >> look at that face! >> jimmy: she's pretty cute. how old is your son now? >> he's 14 months. >> jimmy: 14 months. >> yeah. >> jimmy: okay. so jane dressed as supergirl again the following year. she was really -- >> did she? >>

donny, nobody have said this enough.ts were shocked by how badly they under performed in the house and shocked how they performed in the senate. donald trump had to work overtime to make mitch mcconnell the minority leader in georgia, they had to work overtime to lose that. they did very well. republicans had a pretty, darn good election cycle in 2020 despite the fact they should have been a wiped off the face of the political of the earth because of the insanity and the neo-fascium. >> if anybody except for trump ran, they would have won by 20 points. >> i want to see polls with nikki haley or ron desantis or fill in the blank and they'll win by double digits. i live in this bubble and this merry kind of blue state and i can't tell you the unrest of the feeling the democrats are running things away and biden not putting his hands on the wheel. if republicans are smart, can they and will they? you and i don't know that. if they did, it would be a landslide. >> wow. >> i want to say this and there are a lot of people -- >

so that's a donnie's shiny object. what else are they doing at the same time? they're trying to open the largest ever coal mine in australia. that's green washing and we should not allow it. jeffrey, i know you are pretty outraged by that, or at least surprise that it's so blatant. what do you make of a, her comments there about what's, what's actually happening with done here? why would these things be happening? why is the science museum doing this? its greenwashing one or one? and yes, to be honest, i wasn't surprised. i actually, i actually cool this that in the, you know, the run up to the climate talks in the u. k. this, that, this month next month. so we would see, you know, fossil fuel companies trying to position themselves, especially in the u. k or europe as you know, more green than they really are. so, for context dani that there are massive coal company in india. they have a renewables offshoot that is technically the sponsor of this environments for coming environments exhibit. but they joined cheryl, which is currently sponsoring also a climate

thank you for your analysis, raymond l hm. donnie researcher at the yemen policy center and our group. thanks for your time. thank you. to the rest of the days news in the least 16 christian mission rains from us and one canadian have been kidnapped in hygiene. they were on their way to the airport in the capitol port prince, when they were taken by armed men in the area of gant's. e. m. howdy is injured years of economic and political upheaval and the situation worse and in july after the assassination of the president. let's bring in mike hannon now his life for us in washington day saying covering this story. what more do we know about this kidnapping, which also includes children, mike yes, it does. as you say, at 16 americans, one canadian at his reported including an unspecified number of children. now they were on their way to the airport after visiting an orphanage when they were taken by what is described as an arm gan. now this is part of a captain that has been erupt in within haiti since c assassination of president hoover, now moist 8 back in july in those 3 months since

is donny frozen too?ll, nobody is listening. >> peter is frozen. >> donny is frozen. >> i am around. >> if i can tep, joe. i am not frozen. >> you know what we need more than anything? i want to hear a story about 105 women who survived in spanish flu. >> can you dial that up for me? >> just so happen i have one in my back pocket. there was 105 years old survived not just the flu pandemic, she escaped italy. she has died from covid at the age of 105. the daughter of premeditated, first noted her mother was sick on september the 9th. at the time her mother's care maker who was also feeling ill. haul three have been vaccinated. the elderly women was hospitalized. >> her family later made the difficult decision not to place her on an ventilator because her chance of survival was slim. >> she died on september the 15th. her own mother died at the age of 25 from the pandemic in 2018. a number that's a slip this month by the coronavirus virus. >> she was 105, what a life she lives. >> extraordinary alive. >> an

i see it as donny sees it.s, the expertise in tech, but people make the tobacco parallel. i don't think that's strong enough. tobacco companies knew they were killing people. i don't think they felt bad, but they didn't really resist warnings saying these are cancer sticks. they'll kill you. facebook, and i know some people, they think they're benevolent and they're not. how do you reframe what they actually are in society in their own minds? >> i think one of the problems they have is they feel like they've done a lot of good and everybody's focused on the bad. that's unfortunate, but they're the richest and most powerful people in the world and they can do it. i think imagining that they thought this was going to happen. in the case of the cigarette companies, there was evidence they knew exactly what they were doing. and in this case, finally, there were the receipts that they were aware of these massive problems. i think in that case, congress has to move in and do something about it. you're right. they're

we're back with donny deutsch, nick confessore, and joyce vance.ve wing because they're trying to enact the president's agenda. they're not mad at the moderates because they need them at the end of the day. how do you put this together? >> well, the way is everybody has to lose something. it's probably not going to be a $3.5 trillion christmas tree. the political dilemma here is that biden and his party are trying to stuff four years of pent-up policy demands into one bill that can pass through reconciliation. it is extraordinarily hard. it's through the eye of a needle and it's not clear that everyone can have what they want so it's going to get a little worse and a little harder before it gets better for democrats and what these meetings are about is, okay, what's the most important and which things are going to be jettisoned so we can pass something? because passing something is pretty important for biden and for the house democrats and the senate democrats. if they pass nothing, if this all ends in a heap, it's kind of the end and probably the

good off, alice, and stuff, the mcneil, donnie loop, the submission. they can append lavish, more savvy to form format in back. if yes, good luck was out of these on up. if you know the french colonial issue had entered the public arena and a new front had opened up over north africa. in early 1954, france froze, the catholic priest abbey pierre launched a major appeal for the homeless, torn between a domestic housing crisis and imperial conflict abroad. the french government needed to act decisively after 8 years embroidered in indo china. it sent in a new commander general on he, nevada, with a plan to strike, a major blow against of yet mean his forces in stole themselves in the den, been full basin, a strategic position surrounded by mountains. his objective to force the enemy out of the jungle and engage in direct combat. the french still considered themselves invincible. but they would be proved wrong. ah. the french army was unaware that in the silence of the hills, the north vietnamese coalition forces. if yet men were preparing a major assault

your personal taz at least a unique fin. messenger. napoleon, surely completely pony short donnie's and been calling to his dance that you'll new mom. if you're playing with nicholas all lit up on his shoulder, creal, i'm him ask with graphite and china juki, kemati contaminates the surrounding soils and rivers, with its toxic releases of heavy metals discharged into nature. but in chile, copper mining has serious cascading effects. in a country where the smell supports almost 10 percent of the working population, only a handful of individuals dare to publicly denounced the impact of the mind on the environment that emma has been, my loa, giving battle than been will gladly denominate here in an inductor. natasha to extract and refine the copper, you need water, lots of water. chucky commodity consumes almost 2000 leaders of water per 2nd. however, in certain areas of this desert, one of the most arid zones in the world, it has not rained for 500 years. well but a 3rd of warfare alice, he let not pass football earliest the iowa sondra mentorship soon. us for late. i mean in here it's a

ah, a new era was donnie. the false republic finally promised equality for all its subjects. for many, not before time, ah, in october 1946, the term on peace was replaced by union forces. the idea was that they would no longer be french colonies, but that france, he overseas department and territories would combine to create one france, regardless of race or religion. officially, at least with that, what's your name? bonnie glare. lp as you go to memory blown. john w a members was everything else just i've shown the opposite relative. if you laid me off album, invaluable. awesome. i've e, we for our meal fever, hold on at your steel. so i may please. ah, it was a nice image. by beneath the surface, the same inequalities remained and france and the colonial authorities still called all the shots. that uniform failure left you to imagine why mad said to soothe the farm, i made a duel. they began to la men. these shoes to p african will say, do you know by fit in and you know, all that and guess euro and photos you ok. i to a fan illusion shouldn't up what it was you back of th

jojo. cynically it back a deca, he saw oils and conklin up rapidly pool he yard kilometer persona. donny bergman a content rapport? seduce book fair? be you love them. will you mo, data and do a are forced, this is, did nancy zulu come on under contract already up ladonna underwood shall above this armor. i tell you that the colonial authorities claim that their demand for pay amounted to a mutiny and ordered french troops to fire on the west african soldiers. the ot diesel took you do monday lo d cinema bounded one because under my pass on to select them i want i particularly no, she's a local, not a liver. scuse, she, she knows and square by she think or beth equal. she too sweet though here. see patty desantis shaw viva achy store back on this new quote me dall demanded all this. it's what is all beyond me in combat, nerve conquered person. oh, good is all i do is on his arm, beverly, take on any additional appraisal. what started as an act of free pression became a massacre. the french claim that $35.00 died, but war veterans and former prisoners of war say $300.00 african soldiers w

well, wasn't going to have donnie osi. yeah. okay. wonderful. and use that for me. you have to separate e are some of the yeah, good. a lease. i give them a young man. like if we get him, i don't know if dad, i can't even get another totally clueless aliana minister over here. somebody toyota. but um and, but i don't. mm. upon winning the spanish civil war. the dictator inspired by the psychiatrist valet . whoa. now hero, who had studied nazi germany, decided that spain had to be pure catholic and free of the red gene or some imprisoned republican women had conjugial visits, while others were already pregnant. let me get on the grade level on a 11 on grow, donnelly bought about a vestigial for faster than my own. grover is a fellow element in elca circles. he had an uncle of equal to the last person, a bully kinetic when he's done it on the, on the knowledge, equally uninterested agreement that i'll say through my lim differ, give out the set it up on the law there. when a student, i mean nino support or mr. mcclure, this natania quote, enticing window. there's you

some states stand up to mandatory vaccinations and others, top athletes are being forced to get job. donnie armstrong picks up love story. one of the basketballs biggest stars brooklyn. that's kyrie irving band from games or even training until he's vaccinated. great finance rivals, but disastrous for how it makes the whole system of the sport look. we're a state and the m. b a can even agree a unified policy. meaning the decision of one state has a blanket effect across the board. currently, the choice restricts his ability to be a full time member of the team and we will not be in with any member of our team to participate with part time availability. having was banished from net home games to to new york city is 100 percent vaccination requirements for players. now the 7 time also could be deprived of time on the court, totaling 43 games and his team who had been runaway favorite before the move that best ever chance of championship glory. now the next $10.00 to $14.00 hundreds of thousands of dollars for each game missed that $16000000.00 of earnings yearly salary. as being the net star

donny deutsch, cocoa looks like she has a good life.okay. cocoa left. come here. hold on one second. >> let's see you with the dog. >> cocoa's very cute. a yorky. >> it's my kids. i have big dogs also but takes a real man to hold a dog like this, you know. >> i bet your big dogs, roaming around the upper east side. always fun to talk to you. thank you for bringing your dog. >> love seeing you my darling. >>> hopefully we'll find some more dogs for you. we have a quick break. we'll be right back. you. we have a quick break. we'll be right back. hey google. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ do you take aspirin? plain aspirin could be hurting your stomach. new vazalore is the first liquid-filled aspirin capsule clinically shown to cause fewer ulcers than plain aspirin. vazalore is designed to help protect... releasing aspirin after it leaves your stomach... where it is absorbed to give you the benefits of life saving aspirin... to help prevent another heart attack or stroke. heart protection with your stomach in mind. try new liquid-filled vazalore. aspirin mad

they've had success hunting wild boar long central to tuscan culture and cuisine had gained an urgency. donnie switch room in to the damage they've caused in recent years is impressive. they now come into our gardens, even a houses and into town cause and all kinds of damage. like you go out to water garden and you run into a bowl. nano. they even cause car crashes. hunters have cast their recreational pursuit in a new light, calling and out of control population. just decades ago in estimated 50000 ball room for the whole country. that number has risen to 2000000, causing destruction and invading cities. viral videos like this one, show a pack of wild for scouring room for food, fertile ground with trash strewn on city streets. here, a family of 4 corner, a woman with her groceries. across the country. officials are testing different strategies. just after dawn outside rome, these park rangers check traps that were set the night before. clearly a successful night. because he last year they caught more than $500.00 board this reserve. the head of the program says an important goal is within re

i, there are conflicting claims about which country shot a border and why buck is donny officials say the afghan side closed last week without notice. but afghan state medias as the crossing has been shot by the pakistani authorities. the chum on crossing is a major trading link. joining pakistan, southwestern province of boucher st on with the afghan province of kandahar algiers . come all high to has worn out from harbor in pakistan. hundreds of protest are marched at the depth commissioner's office in the border down of german watch tension. now wherever the deputy commissioner told him that the closure of the border was not from the buckets on his side, that it was the $1.00 bond who had closed that border in protest because of the handling of well i'm trying to crunch into budget on also important to know that hundreds of trucks buy it up on both sides of the border, british or belie, damned on board, on trade of gods looting a lot of money. the deputy commissioner also saying that if the dollar bon opened that border, that focused on re do the same. however, they said the matter

celebrating at this point because i know you actually it's in the bag now. matina coaching about it's donny, bike and medina is looking great so far, touchdowns seconds away. what are you know? you're so right. touch down is indeed seconds away. and as you can see behind me, there is a big screen and then maybe it is visible over there, but we can actually see the landing capsule making the parachute landing as we speak. and right now on voice speakers, we can also hear, well, the voice which is telling us what exactly is happening over they are in kaz, extend at the landing site. again, rory look at the screen over there. you can see the landing capsule a, making its way to earth as so, as you just said, touch down is indeed seconds away. and it is a very exciting over here. there is a lot of filming cruise. there are a lot of filming crews over here, and i'm also looking at the family members and friends standing right over there. and of course, all of them, their eyes are at the screens right now, looking at what is happening. now. i'm trying to figure out where whether you can see the c

now mateo, donnie from tech travel geeks, mateo, good evening. see now you are to be the tech experts ah, from your perspective, is this a bad day for the social media industry? honestly, i don't think it is that these companies are now large enough to be able to weather the news cycle when it's about regulation. and most of them at this point have factored in any regulation and potential fines into the cost of doing business going forward. just recently, last month or facebook has had a large find from the european union. and individual states within the european union are considering fining and limiting their their reach if possible. but we have to face the core issue that a lot of this legislation is just way too slow and facebook and all other. so not only social media, but technology companies are moving at such a pace that they can dodge most of the ill effects of any regulation or potential punishment from governments by just changing their business model or moving at their, their entities and their activities around. so i don't think this

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of the women's race in 2 hours. 17 minutes and 43 seconds. golf now and form a master's champion, donny will it gave himself the perfect birthday present. on sunday, the englishman turned 34 and celebrated by winning the alfred downhill links championship at the home of gulf. st. andrews, you finished to shalt care of the field at 18 under par, his 1st victory in 2 years. and finally, something to smile about after pretty tough. 2021 in which he's had cove. it a wisdom, teeth removed appendicitis and a hernia operation. 8 time while champion mark mark has a cruise to victory at the most a g p in austin, texas. miss bonnie: it started from 3rd but went into the lead before the 1st turn am stayed, there is his 7th when at the circuit of the americas and his 2nd victory since coming back from injury baba quarter. all right, finished 2nd to extend his lead in the championship to 52 points. over francesco, bang io. he completed the podium, an $80.00 to $1.00 outside as part of a huge upset. europe's richest horse race to a cat. it's hossa one the pre along to triumph over heavy grounds at pa

but so far, those calls happened. ignored. bianca gupta. alt via will ryman o hm. donnie is researcher at the emmon policy center and he believes the battle for control of merit is likely to continue for some time. though the offensive in madam in particular, the in southern merit, has been steadily progressing. the group is making slow gains and allowed the annual juba display district, obviously, despite suffering heavy casualties in the past week about 700 who these were killed mostly by 2 hundreds of saudi lead airstrikes. and essentially, this has created, obviously a less of a morale for the truth is to continue and take over a matter of but at the same time, there's also been weakness. and this unity among the anti hooting forces and matter as pressure continues in the past week, also about 101210000 people were also displaced the matter. and it doesn't seem to both the, the warring parties are paying any consideration to that, even though some actors are using them as such, to essentially say that the other actor is committing humanitarian at times. and so i think that with the

if it's a mere term him being hammered, al donnie appealed to the ladies and the taliban to honor commitments made at the door on dogs and took the opportunity to remind the international community of its obligations to the afghan people. before at the tim howard alicia, the deal included agreements of dialogue between afghani partners themselves. in addition to the withdrawal of the coalition forces from the afghan territories. the hope was that there will be peace and no other activities that pose a threat to other countries will take place from of ghani territory at your it is upon of gun histones care. take government to implement that. the international community has a responsibility towards afghanistan. emma, that includes international and humanitarian aid to afghanistan to j. experience has shown that isolation leads to polarization and sharp positions. we know that corporation and dialogue could lead to moderation and resolution of conflict. lascola that g 20 meeting comes as delegations from the u. s. u k and european union gather here in doha with representatives of afghanistan's c

but so far, those calls have been ignored. bianca got there altogether. raymond l, him, donnie, is a researcher at the emmon policies, enter in our group. he says the current situation in maria is likely to continue for some time that would be offensive in madison. particularly the southern merit had been steadily progressing at the group is making slow gains and the job at the district, obviously, despite suffering heavy casualties. and the past week about 700 who were killed mostly by 200 saudi led, the strikes. and essentially, this has created a less of a morale for the hook is to continue and take over the matter. but at the same time, there's also been weakness and the dis, unity among the anti hooking forces in matter as pressure continues in the past week, also of attendance to 10000 people were also displaced in matter. and it doesn't seem to both the, the warring parties are paying any consideration to that, even though some actors are using them such to essentially say that the other actor is committing humanitarian crimes. and so i think the, who these have been motivated

and that might be a problem for august on so that i'll upon of gosh, protesting against a budget donnie fixed enforcement or border management group. and therefore they said that unless august on he did good restrictions that day will floyd's dad side of the board. but up, got that did leading to huge problems because of run it thought next. bought fresh fruit such as grapes, former grenades, tomatoes register bows, all to better chevrolet terms and hundreds of drugs on the oven side. and andrea and of course will be what it, that this would lead to have, but there are lots of revenue. come out. thank you very much. come on i to the reporting from the border. the rance 1st president abdul. her son bust says off as died in paris at the age of 80 eights, and that was part of the inner circle of the late. i told her many, in the early days of the iranian revolution, he said, 16 months in office before being impeached after falling out with the ruling party, he did eventually flee to france to evade arrest. iraq's prime minister must offer al cardinez says he'll do everything he can to ensu

host: donnie, independent line. caller: i see the big problem in elections as the money. there is no way a lower-class person can compete. you have to be a millionaire, practically, or have access to millions of dollars to even run. we need to do away with that. having the states have a election website where all of the information the candidates have, required to be on the ballots they would have to fill in the forms, like saying what their positions are. right now the people all they can rely on is 32nd tv commercial, and that is why we are getting such bad candidates. i don't think third parties would be an answer, and i don't like the ranked choice voting. that just adds confusion to the long, drawnout process, but we should just have, like, a conservative party, and then a liberal party, and all of the groups and parties would have to go into one of those and be on the ballot. host: thank you. guest: i want to speak to the point about money in politics. he is correct. the average congressional campaign now costs over $1.5 million. senate campaign, $10 million. who ca

with donny said the president.n't have the hearts and minds of the american people, what does that mean? >> think about where he said it. on morning joe on msnbc that caters to a liberal audience. that's telling you something. democrats should pop zannac. when you look at president obama in 2010 lost 63 seats despite passing obamacare and president trump lost 43 seats despite tax cuts. what can could like in 2022 and joe biden is pulling 36%. barely 1 in 3 americans support this country. >> harris: they only have 2 jobs to keep us save and keep the lights on. they have a lot of responsibilities. so how bad for the mid-terms? i know you are watching different things. vice-president kamala harris is joining the list of democrat heavy hitters joining virginia's governor candidate terry mcauliffe on the campaign trail. polling shows a dead heat with the republican glenn youngkin. when it comes to the vice-president's polling she surround water. -- is under water. 50% of people have an unfavorable opinion of her. new yo

donny, i love what liz cheney says.y is going to ask what did you do when the capitol was attacked? >> we are a visual world. >> as much as the republican wants to get everybody try to forget and move on and nothing to see here, nose thishl lives. >> i was looking at the camera and the screen and all of a suhhen you put thoesz images backup. >> that's something we live through 9/11. know, you and i talked about this last night. i do believe this will be trump alamo in the sense those 5 or 6 voters as you pointed out, this is smd that lives with them. >> the margins are so small. >> going forward when we get to 2024, those visuals and that message if i am any part of the democratic brain process will be in about every messaging out there. >> there is smlg powerful about there is something powerful of i am gajs. >> these images happening, those continue to brand the little sliver that democrats need. whether they want us to forget it or not, you will go to the video tape. >> you look at the officers the way they were trea

and host of the podcast on brand with donny deutsche and mo eliffe.oard with us. >> katty kay, tell us where the democrats stand right now. >> either on the verge of snatching defeat from the jewels of victory or delaying this by a week in which case probably all the democrats i speak to in the white house and capitol hill saying listen, if we she done, the process does not matter and the fact that it's messy did not matter and we delayed a week after the president went to rome, none of that will matter. >> it means a lot for american parents. if it gets done, all of this would not matter, it would recede into the rear-view mirror. a lot of people have casted their ballots. but, that's where they stand if they can get it done. that's not 100% sure yet. >> not 100% sure yet and if they get it done and looks like they get much closer than they have been in the past. to paraphrase the sitting president, slightly, that'll be a big friggin' deal. >> yeah, it would be. a lot of this success, our most recent polls show the president's numbers are down and de

we had the university of maryland and donnie glover, the only ones respecting the lacks family. i went to texas my first booking sign in, they embraced me and i talked to the congregation and iet a young man who introduced me to ben crump. that's when the lights got signed on this situation. god is good. amy: can you talk about how your family was defamed? the stories told about your family that were untrue, to discredit you, to try not to seek some kind of reparations for what happened to your grandmother? ron: for one thing, rebecca embarrassed henriett's children, all four of them. she called my dad sunny and abdul greedy becau they are only in this for the money. my father and them was in this since 1973, just trying to get the rights to s grandmother's legacy. henrietta lacks -- amy: rebecca is the author of another book on henrietta lacks that has been a bestseller. go ahead. ron: she had in there that my grandmother signed her name with an x. that's what i put in the back of my book in a poem, my grandmother's john hancock, beautiful handwriting -- beauful penmanship. she

. >> i want to play for you something senator, that donny toy shed on this network this morning. and he was speaking, as he was speaking, you could see the heads nodding in the audience. he spoke for an awful lot of democrats, will discuss on the other side. >> i live in this bubble, in this very kind of blue state. and i cannot tell you the unrest with the feeling of the democrats in control, the way the running things, the way biden has no hands on the wheel, and nobody on deck. that's the concern that democrats have. >> so al franken, i got 60 seconds left, the guy makes a point there, what's the solution? >> solution is getting this done. and getting a package where people see these, these terrific elements of this package and how it improves their lives. i'll give you an example, child care. in europe, european countries on average supplement childcare to the tune of $14,000 per child. and our country, $500 per child. we -- people want childcare so they can go to work. people want to work. and it is so expensive to have quality childcare. people want to know they can leave t

the massive documents that you and donnie have been going through, what's the surprise now. >> how manystaffers are aware of the ill effects of the platform. there's an old philosophers quote, when you build the ship, you invent the ship wreck. when you build the train, invent the train, you invent the train wreck. when mark zuckerberg invents facebook, he is responsible for all of the damage, all of the harm that's caused and what you see in these documents over and over again, and these stories are going to keep coming out for days, day one of several days, you'll see more all week, is all the different assorted harms. they're talking about ethiopia, there's a saying as well among reporters that cover facebook, the version of facebook here in the united states is the best version. >> that's incredible. >> what you see in india, and myanmar and ethiopia is less moderation happening. as you testified in the u.k., it's striking about echo chambers, we should listen to the normalization of hate. it's not just the people on the platforms hearing something once or twice, she's saying it's n

just to be clear, no one is forcing them to do this, but still cnn reporter bill weir said even donnieal with these things activists are facing. really? >> yeah, listen, i hate it for them, i really do, they are out there and people are eating doughnuts in front of them, heckling them, it is a terrible life. buy them a meal and talk to them like a normal human being, maybe they can educate me on what climate change is all about, but i tell you if you stand out there and act like a crazy person and now you have people on cnn saying they are sacrificing more than gandhi, i'm just not sure any of us have an appetite. >> lawrence: i'll go talk with them, but i'm bringing food, as well. they are welcome to join me, but if they don't, they'll starve. moving on, if the hunger strike in d.c. doesn't convince you that something needs to be done about climate change, maybe this message from the u.n. will. watch. >> listen up, people. you are headed for a climate disaster and yet every year governments spends hundreds of millions of public funds on fossil fuel subsidies. imagine if we spent hundr

>> donnie o'sullivan joining us from capitol hill and let's get reaction from senator blumenful thatoday's facebook hearing. thank you so much for joining us and i know you say and i'm quoting now big tech now faces big tobacco, jaw-dropping moment of truth. your words. how disturbed are you by what you learned from the facebook whistle blower frances haugen? >> this testimony is about as compelling and credible and deeply disturbing as it gets. this witness was so convincing because she came forth at great personal risk, but also she had documents to prove everything she was saying, and what her theory was and it's validated by the facts is facebook is essentially using these algorithms to amplify and weaponize divisions, anger, hatred, but also teens' insecurities and anxieties to move them to online bullying and personal injury and eating disorders and for any parent, this kind of testimony has to be want only compelling, but also very fearsome because it shows why children are going to facebook, why they are driven to these dark places and how facebook is very consciously and kno

. >> and they are standing between us and the limo. [ laughter ] donnie most got a little nervous. as we're walking, one kid said, "oh, he's so short!" >> jimmy: what? [ laughter ] >> i turn to him and i said, hey, [ bleep ] you. [ cheers and applause ] he then said, "he's so cool." [ laughter ] but i'm telling you, it was madness. it was an amazing experience. >> jimmy: you had some unbelievable career. >> yeah. >> jimmy: yet i would imagine, even with all that you have done, being in this new movie "the french dispatch," directed by wes anderson, who hasn't made a new movie for quite some time, seven years or something like that. that has to be a life highlight too. >> i think if wes anderson was a restaurant, he would be a five-star michelin star. >> jimmy: yeah, sure. >> he is the top -- now i get called to be in a wes anderson movie. >> jimmy: he just called you? >> unbelievable. >> jimmy: yeah. >> so now my wife and i get on a plane, we fly to france, we get off the plane, we get on a train, we go for three hours to the south, we then stand for three hours while i'm being --

donnie o'sullivan has been going through thousands of documents. what have you learned?amount. a lot of reading. >> start with january 6. >> okay. so there are tens of thousands of pages here when it comes to january 6. what we have learned from these documents is that even though sheryl sandberg was out there the days after the insurrection downplaying the role of facebook had in all of this, her own employees from analysis that the company did after the insurrection internally they pointed out, well we were too slow to stop the steal -- our response was piecemeal. and that was played out in the streets. we were speaking with people at the events and they told us they heard about it from facebook. the reason we have the files is from francis haugen, the whistle-blower and she's in london today and we have some of that. >> the events seen around the world, myanmar and eenly oprah are the open chapters. it prioritized and amplifies divisive polarizing extreme content and two can concentrates it so facebook comes back and said only a tiny sliver of content is hate or a tin

. >> the same president donnie who fled with hundred $69 billion reported pretty. >> we have not proven that yet, were looking internationally the committee oversight and government reform committee was looking into that there are allegations without only him but there allegations with senior officials and their finance ministries and their central bank in a number of other ministries walking off with millions of dollars but again those are just allegations and we've not found any of those yet. >> i appreciate that and what metric can congress put inme ple to make sure the money is being spent appropriately m but also getting the intended results along the way. that programs can be cut off or diverted as a result do you have any recommendations pretty. >> we have an entire report that i don't think we have enough guidance on that but the evaluation report that be issued earlier this year, i would highly recommend that you look at that and we talk about the need for effective hunting evaluations and is gotten to be realistic you got to look at the end result. but as a good at doing input

and to compound that , president donnie continued to make changes in the leadership of thepo militarys created further problems for the afghan security forces. >> it up mean to interrupt butse my time is a lapsing. this gets to the overestimation with the assessment because even as late as july, you are still encouraging the afghan special forces, the government to remain. but that was not the case. in december 2019 the "washington post" reported these military commanders express a lack of confidence that the afghan army could fend off much less to keep taliban on their own. the general noted and then the conditions on the ground. >> what actions can we take or to avoid that kind of reliance on those assessments that are not accurate quick. >> it's important to have advisers with that holistic assessment that's very difficult to measure and that morale factor that is a one key aspect and another part that's important and this is a lesson from vietnam not to americanize the war we learn that in el salvador or columbia where we did assist other countries armies and with the insurgencies