i can tell you now that i keep my kids away from facebook as my 2nd i suffered her from facebook's head of speech when my identity was you know, this, it was out a couple of years ago, you know, asked the whistleblower who blew the whistle on on human rights violations of african police force. and i was horrified to open the 1st book. you know, there was a system metric, provide guns against me and there was no control. i've tried to al, right to z m, you know, officials on facebook. i cannot get any reply and a vessel you had to leave with that. it's traumatic increase more and more pressure to, to whistleblowers. absolutely, i can only imagine the type of pressure these whistleblowers are under and it probably deters a lot of other potential whistleblowers from coming forward or their resources in africa to help whistleblowers or their private organizations like your blueprint for free speech that can help whistleblowers in africa. well, john, recently we, i started a, you know, public awareness campaign over the last a year or 2 in nor did to assist further in south africa. i'm curre

yesterday we saw facebook get taken off the internet. i don't know why i went down, but i know that for more than 5 hours, facebook wasn't used to deepen, divides to stabilize democracies and make young girls and women feel bad about their bodies. prentice hogan has led the most arguably threatening scandal in facebook history. and recently the former facebook executive and a whistleblower spoke to daniel mo, tongue, and is calling for solidarity with non unionized content moderators in africa. the 2 met at an event in london that was organized by mo, tongues attorneys. but it's interesting here because we know now that the tale of 2 whistleblowers who are completely different, but who are bound together by a common experience and a single company. hogan was a top executive at one of the biggest social networking sites in the world, while mo tongue, on the other hand, was a part of the company's more invisible workforce. about 15000 people, often in developing countries. now they both have spoken out about their ordeal. busy in the press

i can tell you now that i keep my kids away from facebook as my 2nd asked suffered her from facebook's head of speech when my identity was, you know, this was out a couple of years ago, you know, asked that was a blur who blizzard whistle on on human rights valesh just as african police force . and i was horrified to open 1st book. you know, there was a systematic for my guns against me and there was no control. i've tried to al, right to z and, you know, officials on facebook. i cannot get any reply and a vessel you had to leave with that. it's traumatic and creates more and more pressure to, to whistleblowers. absolutely, i can only imagine the type of pressure these whistleblowers are under and it probably deters a lot of other potential whistleblowers from coming forward or their resources in africa to help whistleblowers or their private organizations like your blueprint for free speech that can help whistleblowers in africa. well, john, recently we, i started a, you know, a public awareness campaign over the last a year or 2 in nor did to assist further in south africa. i'm curre

that is the parent of facebook. and so yeah meta stock is down 73% since the beginning of this year and we'll just have to see if it's able to really execute this vision that it has for itself. is mark zuckerberg under a lot of pressure from shareholders to make changes? if so, what types of changes do you think are in the works? i think one of the biggest things is really convincing users that this is something that they want and need, you know, trusting meta slash facebook recognizing that you know if they come into agreement with the idea that the metaverse is somewhere we want to be is it really somewhere we want to be we're already dealing with things like zoom fatigue as do. we really want to be in a matter of verse also, so it's going to be interesting to see how facebook kind of adapts to what people want and if it's able to align with what the company wants right or do i want those trolls coming after me in the metaphors, but they have a lot of products right instagram. what's up oculus? i mean is any of it

for the first time in its history, meta, which is the parent company of facebook, is reportedly about to announce large scale lay-offs. nbc bay area's robert handa explains those cuts will affect far more than facebook. >> reporter: no matter what the logo looks like outside meta or facebook has had a significant impact on the local as well as global economy. in a downturn it is probably the local businesses that feel it first. it's always fairly busy at the popular back yard caribbean grill in menlo park. workers are nervous business could slow down considerably after "the wall street journal" reported the menlo park company could announce thousands of lay-offs this wednesday and it will have a ripple effect for the community because fewer employees at facebook means fewer customers looking for lunch at local restaurants. >> definitely the foot traffic. we get a lot of business from facebook and the empirloyees as well as all the other companies around here. it starts off with one and possibly could fall to another company and definitely affects business. >> reporter: facebook would

on facebook but that tracker you belong to this church signing in for the terms of service they willindnd people those who the campaign wants to target and we know the messages are vulnerable and they sometimes contain to disinformation and to have a privacy law that while campaigns can target whoever they want social media companies cannot use the data they have collected from you in order to find other people and target those who have not requested or interacted with t the campaign the terms on the data collection is a kind of first amendment of activity and one of the problems i am proposing to advance that so than that raises another problem a content specific speech and that might run afoul of the case verbal colors of the supreme court decided last term i am not at all confident the current supreme court would uphold that but i think a proper understanding should allow the upholding of that law and i should add i that the supreme court jurisprudence is based upon that counter speech is always the best solution and thatis we have a recognition that's not always true it will not

facebook an quite, quite scary.n and actually there's enough evidence it's a de facto well all these big social media things it's a cartel and they're and in your case there are thousands just in this country there were thousands and thousands of vaccine victims drowned in bills exhausted , their savings exhausted, their savings accounts having to consider selling their home, selling their cars in order to pay medical bills. and this government allows facebook actually crush you when you try to get to we're going to link to that position at gb news. we encourage all of to demand that your government does the right thing by people like maxwell and others who are no fault of their own, have had lives ruined. and ihope own, have had lives ruined. and i hope one day we will you dancing at the world champion ships again, maxwell. good good. good luck to you. let us know how. this battle goes with the gas buffoon zuckerberg and evil minions . gas buffoon zuckerberg and evil minions. coming up is the ministry of justice be

so what this means for facebook going forward? well that, that's uncertain. it is. the zuckerberg tried to be optimistic about it, but the fact is, the companies move towards the artificial into not, excuse me, towards, towards up of the virtual reality. sometimes i get these tech terms of mixed up the but the virtual reality, a big bad by meta and virtual reality that didn't pan out as well as they hope. and the underlying problem for facebook is demographics of the company is facing tough competition for younger users from platforms like tick tock, many genex, gen z, a users think that face facebook is kind of old school now, not very cool. it says something their parents use, instead of the latest a social media application so that the company actually lost some of its users daily users for the 1st time this year in its 18 year history. so unless those friends can be a reverse of these lay offs might just be a harbinger of things to come. all right, thank you. so lance, rob reynolds reporting from california your without 0 coming up right after the break, it leav

facebook an quite, quite scary.n and actually there's enough evidence it's a de facto well all these big social media things it's a cartel and they're and in your case there are thousands just in this country there were thousands and thousands of vaccine victims drowned in bills exhausted , their savings exhausted, their savings accounts having to consider selling their home, selling their cars in order to pay medical bills. and this government allows facebook actually crush you when you try to get to we're going to link to that position at gb news. we encourage all of to demand that your government does the right thing by people like maxwell and others who are no fault of their own, have had lives ruined. and ihope own, have had lives ruined. and i hope one day we will you dancing at the world champion ships again, maxwell. good good. good luck to you. let us know how. this battle goes with the gas buffoon zuckerberg and evil minions . gas buffoon zuckerberg and evil minions. coming up is the ministry of justice be

they certainly have regulatory challenges, but they are not facebook.oogle's advertising business effectively like runs, keeps, does a lot of, keeps the fuel in the fire. i mean, i think a record is certainly like wall street is very happy the direction she's taken the platform, that there are critics double point out, many blind spots and a thick mane in the company have admitted to me that they moved the late on so many issues. >> host: right. i'm thinking of your speaking of some of the sex and she person face but within the company that were allegations of sexual misconduct among staffers, among leadership and staffers led to a november 2018 walkout, 20,000 staff across the company around the world participated. led by claire stapleton who you interviewed and spoke with. it seemed like she was a big player in the book, and she even brought the concerns to susan herself. but claire is no longer there. so i'm wondering like how receptive you think youtube has been to these concerns raised about sexism among employees? >> guest: yeah. so you mentioned

to my facebook , subscribe to my telegram- andriy is also a channel illienko, there is less censorship principle, there are more opportunities for information, and in this way, if each person has the opportunity or at least something to help, then we will be very grateful, because yes, we provide for ourselves, of course, the state does not provide, we ourselves find opportunities to buy a lot of things with our own funds but this is such an intensity of the war that well, we constantly need updates, updates , because we need to maintain combat capability, and very often this requires resources , so we will be grateful for any help, friends , now we will show the post of andrii illenko on the screen on his facebook page, you can go to this post and help andriy illinka and his brothers to raise funds, you see cars quite often come under fire and burn, and the freedom battalion of the national guard needs help, you can go to his page and find all the requisites to replenish the account and help the freedom fighters and ukrainian soldiers who are now fighting for bakhmut with funds and in

you have this list and you can give that list to facebook, facebook will take it and they will run something called a look-alike feature and use the best data collected about each of us when they use social media, not just when you are on facebook but a tracker tracking, you shop at this store, you belong to this church. a lot can be learned about you. they will use information they collected about you for their terms of service and they will find people who look like those the campaign want to target and we know these messages are sometimes targeted at vulnerable people and contained arguably misinformation or disinformation and i believe you could have a law, a privacy law that says campaigns can target whoever they want, social media companies cannot use the data they collected from you in order to find other people and target those people who've not requested or interacted with the campaign with their ads. the issue turns on the question of whether the data collection is a first amendment protected activity and i know first amendment scholars are divided on this question at a problem wit

madness, censorship on facebook has reached some unprecedented limits, because i just don't post.there in two days, three of their posts , and just those posts where we collected funds for the aid of the battalion, that is, i think that some russians are working. moreover, i see that it is not only well, that’s it, in general, there are ukrainian bloggers who are currently covering the war or collecting some resources to help the army, there is a massive wave of bans, e.e. efforts to post, and so on. that is, i don’t know what is happening there on facebook, well, it’s simple madness eh well , anyway, please go to my facebook , subscribe to my telegram channel too andrii illienko, there is less censorship there, so in principle there are more opportunities in terms of information and thus if each person has the opportunity or at least something if you help, we will be very grateful, because yes, we provide for ourselves, the state definitely provides, we ourselves find opportunities to buy a lot of things with our own funds, but the intensity of the war is such that, well, we cons

and facebook will take it and they will run something on their look-alike feature and they will use the fast data collected about each of t us when we use social medi. it's not justt on facebook but there's a tracker, okay you shop at this store and you belong to this church. a lot can be learned about you. they would use information they collected about you through their terms of service and they will find people who look like those of the campaign want to target. we know these message are sometimes targeted vulnerable people and sometimes contain arguably misinformationti or disinformation. i believe you can have a privacy law that says while campaigns can target whoever they want social media companies cannot use the data that they have collected from you in order to findar other people and target those people who have been director with the campaign with their ads. the issue turns on i think the questiones of whether the data collection is a kind of first amendment protected activity and i know scholars are very divided on this question but one of the problems with what i'm prop

who went facebook and said another fake shooting time in uvalde. they lenny wrote to me right after that and was like, here he is. and that stayed up for more than hours on facebook. so they also didn't act. it's like groundhog day whenever. this happens. you know, people get on they they say it was fake, you know, take to social media social doesn't take it down. and then, you know, people like lenny have to take and make sure they enforce their own terms of service and take this kind of denial down from their platforms. so, yeah, it's it still happens as to why mass shootings i it's not confined to that i mean look at all this the theories that circulated around coronavirus and you know, masking vaccines and testing and then elections. it spread to elections is the really worrying development because that's the basis of our democracy. so if everyone thinks that, you know, the result of an election, malleable or arguable or to be reversed through protest or violence. s where does that leave us? and i think that's the question the sandy hook famili

here is another email, august 20th, 2021, facebook writes again to hhs, and highlights that facebook is increasing the strength of our emotions for covid and vaccine related content, rob clarity. white house staff will be briefed by twitter on vaccine information. we have example after example of this administration coordinated by your agency pressuring east, coercing social media companies to engage in censorship. is that constitutional? >> that is unequivocal-y false. >> as what the emails show. >> it is unequivocally false, senator. >> you are not pressuring the big tech companies to take down accounts or meeting with them to ask them to censor on your behalf? >> that is correct, we are not. >> you're not having any meetings with that whatsoever? >> we meet with the tech companies to address the homeland security mission for example. for example, online child sexual exploitation is a scourge in this country, and we have an obligation to address that. >> you are saying that no one in your office has ever met with, coordinated, or otherwise engaged in any contact with a social media

on facebook when lori was not finding anything into thousand seven, there were 20 million facebook usersthe world. five years later when sandy hook happened, there were one billion. you can see the speed and the morale of the that happens -- virality of what happens when that is put out. the possibility of vetting which of these facebook accounts is accurate, which is based on facts, which is just malicious. >> one of the parents, the father who really took action to making sure that these internet trolls were held accountable, what method did he use to make sure that twitter, facebook, and youtube did the right thing? >> lenny who is the father of noah the youngest sandy hook victim had a technology background. he could see that sandy hook was not just one off theory or even something built on gun-control and out of the realistic expectation that gun legislation would result from this tragedy. what he knew was that this was a foundational story for how misinformation and false narratives have spread in our society. he began by trying to appeal as you would to the social media companies.

but facebook was a few months before youtube.ideo file sharing was extensive and they decided it is interesting business opportunity. and that's why youtube be it's competitors.ot it is interesting because they are not asha well known and then leaving before google l acquired them and then down by 2010. not like zuckerberg or dorsey at twitter but lots of control and vision in the company sees it is a company run by one person. and then to solve the consumer need which they did and then to be described that as soon as they join google they open and youtube offices in germany and russia and japan and korea and was and then that led to the arab spring was social media and it was a revolutionary force or a platform documenting and witnessing real factual what that traditional media and country is where state run media is an incredible power force. >> and to be one of the few in theer tech world and has seen a lot of changes but still there we do have any sense how long you plan to stay but i'm curious. >> nl have a sense i have hear

this is facebook suppressing conservative speech. the reason there aren't people here is because facebook is silencing these people? silencing them, yes. they're saying the numbers are suppressed because facebook suppress... probably suppressed it. well, how did you figure out to come today? i got the information from facebook, actually. oh yeah, okay. so facebook might be suppressing people from coming here. -yeah. -but that's how you found it. -that's how i found it. -that's how i found it. a very maga rally without the heat of trump was almost relaxing. but there is a danger here. it's not that maga supporters are the majority. it's that they refuse to believe they may not be. if doug loses the election, will you believe it? doug's not going to lose the election, so there's nothin' for me to believe. let's say if the news comes out and it says that he did indeed lose, is it possible that it's not fraud? it has something to do with this turnout? no. there's no way a man who had 75 people here supporting him today could lose this el

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now facebook will tell you that they're all about transparency now, that's not convincing?> they publish reports that they define what the metrics are. and it's like grading your own homework. >> harris has launched an online course which aims to give people working in tech the tools to push the reform from within. and what can an individual user do? jonathan haidt says, simply refuse to be gladiators in the coliseum of social media. >> you can't win a war on social media. just don't engage. don't engage in the public battles because that's just feeding the beast. >> you don't mean disengage from the political process. you -- you mean just disengage from these platforms? >> yes. when public discourse was moved into the middle of the roman coliseum, i'm saying disengage from that. walk out of it and still be politically active. >> tristan harris says real change may have to be enforced, in court. i think we have to do with social media what we happened with big tobacco. what stopped big tobacco was that the attorneys general in different states -- >> that's right. >> -- actu

and on facebook when lori was not finding anything in 2007, there were 20 million facebook users around the world . five years later when sandy n hook and there were 1 billion . so you can just see the speed and the virality that happens when false theories are put out and as brendan said the impossibility of venting which of these facebook accounts are accurate, which ones are based on facts, which onesare just malicious . >> one of the parents, the father, the one that took action lenny posner. >> yes, making sure the trolls were held accountable. what method did he do to make sure that facebook and youtube did the right thing? >> lenny posner who is the father of noah posner, the youngest sandy hook victim had a technology background and could see it was not just a one-off theory or even something else on gun control and out of the realistic expectations that gun legislation would result from this tragedy. what he knew was that this was a foundation story for how misinformation and false narratives have spread in our society and was a predictor or kind of warning or a bellwether for

on facebook when laurie wasn't t finding anything in 2007, there were 20 million facebook users around the world. five years later when sandy hook happened, there were 1 million so you could just see the speed and the virtuality that happens when the theories are put out and the impossibility of vetting which of these facebook accounts is accurate and which ones are based on the facts and which one is just malicious. >> to making sure that they were held accountable what method did they do to make sure the right thing. >> the father of the victim had a technology background so he could see sandy hook wasn't a just a one-off theory or something built on gun control and the realistic expectations gun legislation would result from this tragedy. in the post january 6 environment it's a kind of world online so he began by trying to appeal to the social media companies. there are thousands of these videos out here calling us lawyers and crisis actors. can you take some of the material down less so twitter he described it as he never even got anything relating to a response. he got auto messa

then of course, mark zuckerberg creates facebook with the same idea. your friends even only exist in facebook, and they don't even need to be live humans. they just need to like you. and in this way, we can control all of commerce. we can control all of the conversation. we can control people's politics. we can control everything to want the chinese to be able to exert some of that control. no, you don't. many, thanks for your company. don't forget you can catch up on the all the latest news at dice by visiting our website, r t dot com. and nick aaron, thanks for choosing audience. national. ah, ah, ah ah. ah ah well oh oh oh oh, i ah ah ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered. i'm peter labelle, with only days before america's mid term elections. everything seems to be breaking in the direction of the republicans. this would seem to confirm this will truly be a change election and a solid defeat for joe biden. and the democrats, the country is deeply divided while these elections make things worse. ah

like, if they're watching her facebook feed to go in.ebody had to be watching the house for a while to know that she was 100 percent alone there. >> maybe, he said, maybe it was more than one guy. >> i'm fairly strong guy. i have weaknesses, my body is pretty -- so she can take my [bleep] so it is a makes sense for one person. >> he knew something about bad guys. he'd spent some time in prison, he said, for something he didn't do. attempted sexual assault. >> i was dating a married woman. >> okay. >> and when i broke up with her, she called the cops and reported me for rape. >> but she lied, he said. a false accusation. and the nelsons supported him. >> this guy's somehow got heartbroken over this. >> this poor kid had some kind of sexual relationship and then afterwards he got in it said again in trouble for it she blames. >> yeah. >> i even knew somebody that knew her. and she told me the same thing that she was always up to no good. >> so after matt got out of prisons, the nelsons celebrated with him and his family. after all, his dad

the parent company of facebook has started to lay off employees. the social media platform says the move is necessary to adjust to a changing economy. call for shells. clifford has details. >> well, there had been rumors over the past few days that facebook could start laying off employees this week. that is now a reality as the company is letting go of thousands of workers. meta founder mark zuckerberg says that 11,000 employees will be let go this week. that's about 13% of the company's total workforce. meta has offices all around the world and we don't yet know exactly how many people who work at the menlo park headquarters will be laid off. >> in a letter to staff, zuckerberg says we've cut costs across our business, including scaling back budgets, reducing perks and shrinking. our real estate footprint where restructuring teams to increase our efficiency. but these measures alone won't bring our expenses in line with our revenue growth. so i've also made the hard decision to let people go. zuckerberg says the company needs to reduce expenses b

in fbi agent was and direct communication with facebook and helped spearhead the decision t suppress the hunter biden lapto story in 2020. one of the more remarkable findings from investigative journalist who uncovered this i that facebook and twitter created special portals for the government to rapidly request takedowns of content. how did dhs justify all this? they said that false informatio is a source of radicalization and violence. in other words is licensed to censor their political opponents . can't think of a better guess tonight. how big of a story is this? >> it is enormous, i think the cover-up that we found out from the fbi in collusion with big tech over our story, is bigger than the original story of corruption. now we see that it expands righ across to all these other issues , particularly covid vaccines, you mentioned that withdrawal from afghanistan, al sorts of things that we're awkward disasters for the administration. end up being for what is being suppressed. obviously this is the biden administration. to silence dissent, to stop the critics. i guess that's beca

meta, the owner of facebook, amazon, then it was followed by others and i'm just wondering, stephaniet of these companies that we call technology companies are in fact digital advertising companies heavily linked to the fortunes of the advertising industry and that is responding to the wider macro—economic condition which is higher inflation, higher interest rates, slowing growth, so if you have your advertisers have your advertisers slashing your advertising budget, that will hit certain companies. then in specific cases like meta, which owns facebook, they made a pivot last year to something called the metaverse, and so far that has been a gigantic cost and it is likely to continue to be a gigantic cost, so that is a company that will see some pretty grim financial results i suspect for a little while, but if it turns into mark zuckerberg, the ceo, into his favour, if he calls that bet right, people will herald him as some sort of visionary genius. if i look at the areas that have been cut, at twitter we have seen big cuts in moderating, facebook, of course owned by meta, a lot of t

then of course, mark sucker burg creates facebook with the same idea. your friends even only exist in facebook and they don't even need to be live humans. they just need to like you . and in this way we can control all of commerce. we can control all of the conversation. we can control people's politics. we can control everything to want the chinese to be able to exert some of that control. know, you know. and thanks for joining us. herron asi, international web. back at the top of the hour with the latest news that day to see them. ah, i look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order that conflict with the 1st law show your identification. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence at that point, obviously is to great trust, rather than fear a take on various job with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence with a, with, with only days before america's mid term elections. everything seems to

we know from what facebook has told us or mark zuckerberg has revealed that the fbi went to facebookhortly before they censored our story before it was published. the fbi went with very specific details and told facebook what to look out for, this dump of russian disinformation that looked very much like the story that we ended up publishing which, of course, had nothing to do with russia and was accurate and true. and so twitter copied facebook within an hour of their censoring our story, twitter followed suit. and, in fact, twitter went further and basically cancelled our account or locked our account for two weeks. and you're talking about, you know, the oldest up in in the country. you're talking about the fourth largest by circulation. it's no small matter. twitter's then owner jack dorsey did later apologize, said it was a mistake and said that they were incorrect when they accused us of having published hacked materials. but why did they do that? why were they operating in concert with facebook? did they get the same sort of briefing, bogus, dishonest briefing from the fbi? an

ordered it's troops to withdraw of new cranium, city of cost on, but keith was, it may be a set up facebook parents company meta is lang off over the $1000.00 people the most significant job cut in history and france and italy, well over, who should take in hundreds of asylum seekers stuck on a rescue ship. the yes president joe biden has hailed the democrats performance in the midterm elections, calling it a good day for democracy. but he's also acknowledged that americans are frustrated with the political divide by and says he's willing to work with the republicans as his policy could still lose control of both the house and the senate. mike hannah has moved from washington. it was in pennsylvania that the predicted redway was revealed to be little more than a trickle in a crucial senate race. john pittman overcame both a stroke and stiff competition from the trumpet. back to celebrity dr. member to us giving the democratic party a fighting chance of keeping control of the senate. and president joe biden has welcome the preliminary results. while the press in the pundents are predicting a

ready of the met, averse to take off as zuckerberg had hoped. facebook is losing younger social media users to newer hipper apps like tick tock, tick, tock is taking over the world. i mean, there's no question about a google's beginning to really feel the impact of tick tock as well. so i think he did get the next big thing for kids. better stock has nose dive, nearly 75 percent since last year, bringing the company's market value down from one trillion dollars to less than $240000000000.00 with profits down nearly 50 percent. rob reynolds al jazeera menlo park, california seller has here on out to sarah will tell you why french present value mac on is ending all defense missions in africa. and inflation was in plenty of frustration, increase, and general strike forces schools to close across the country. ah, anticipation is rising and with most of my cattle anyways, now in kentucky, still surprisingly hot, not alone. sure in the u. a. and it's not helped by this. increasing the dusty wind up from the empty quarter, so temperatures are above where they should be, but it remains dry. j

then of course, mark sucker burg creates facebook with the same idea. your friends even only exist in facebook and they don't even need to be live humans. they just need to like you . and in this way we can control all of commerce. we can control all of the conversation. we could control people's politics. we can control everything to want the chinese to be able to exert some of that control. no, you know, lots of rob at 2 30 pm moscow. tom, do you head oh, it's all websites um, on any of those stories you've just seen? if not, i'll be back again at the top of the hour with another rundown of all the latest. ah, look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given it by human beings, except where such shorter is at conflict with the 1st law show your identification . we should be very careful about on personal intelligence. at that point obviously is to race trust or rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real, somebody with a robot must protect its ow

all right here's a facebook question from harley. you tyrus do you dress up for thanksgiving dinner? or you dress down and say in your comfy clothes? >> i wear the required outfit for over eating so i fast, i work hard and only have one rule on thanksgiving it's my day. so my outfit is comfortable sweats i'm a probably off shirt just to be able to lay the pocket between and no one change the channel and where to go. yet you don't dress up. necktie buttons are in a pot. >> deal where the chain? >> no, nothing that's can it constrict the eating. [laughs] [laughs] >> would you do with a chain when you're at home? >> hanging up. give a gun right next to lucas mark >> will of god to at all times. [laughs] they are always loaded. >> i'm asking the same question okay. you just a question mark >> a little bit gotcha make an effort but i do like the elastic pant situation that's a good idea. >> how about you jesse? it's a good guess for swimming out a tie we do ties on christmas, but for think ceiling will do a blazer. >> relinquished mark [l

trump uses a facebook platform differently. up to the 2020 election and in 2016 that trump relied heavily on facebook for advertising, especially to build lists, to do fundraising. he doesn't really use twitter like that. twitter is more of a public town square for him where he would blast out messages so that they would go viral. i think facebook knows if they bring trump back, they're giving him a vehicle to do campaigning through ads more so than they're giving him a major platform for his speech. >> do you think that this will cause, sarah, a mass exodus of some twitter users from the platform? >> i can't say how users are going to react, especially because about half of them voted to reinstate him. i do know that advertisers are going to be very skittish about this decision. i spoke with one of the biggest advertising agencies last week, and one of the things they were saying is that they're issuing guidance to advertisers right now, but that many of their clients are skeptical about remaining on the platform if donald tru

then of course, mark sucker burg creates facebook with the same idea. your friends even only exist in facebook and they don't even need to be live humans. they just need to like you . and in this way we can control all of commerce. we can control all of the conversation. we can control people's politics. we can control everything to want the chinese to be able to exert some of that control. no, you don't. well, that's all for me, peter scouts, but i'll be passing the button on to nicky. are and will be here in the hall seats with all the latest news of the top of the our thanks for your company. ah ah, ah would only daisy for america's midterm elections. everything seems to be breaking in the direction of the republicans. this would seem to confirm this will truly be a change election and a solid defeat for joe biden. and the democrats, the country is deeply divided. well, these elections make things worse? ah . most people, i know they laid their 8 hour job and go home and relax, but i have about 3 or 4 more hours to go. so i just keep them close. chan

s. corporations such as facebook, often violate privacy policies themselves. as asked, he's done quarter explains. pick talks back in the headline says it's accused of letting chinese staff access western user data. and once again, washington's on a witch hunt to band the social media platform. the council on foreign investment in the us should take action to ban tick tock. i don't believe there is a path forward for anything other than a ban. although tech talked owned by a chinese company, it denies having any ties to beijing. the company is however upfront about the fact that a limited number of it's chinese staff are working with european data. we allow certain employees within our corporate group located in brazil, canada, china, israel, japan, malaysia, philippines, singapore, south korea, and the united states, remote access to tick tock, european use a data our efforts, asencion, limiting the number of employees with access to european use, a data minimizing data flows outside of the region and storing european use a data locally. few people likely enj

see, lots of us knew the company and its previous guys is facebook. it also instagram and also what's up to key communication tools. the fact that we will use to day out, but really messaging matter. facebook in general has, has kind of been stalling for a while. facebook, the food service and the website hasn't seen that many uses joining it ever since pretty much the last 5 or 10 years. it's kind of got a reputation. i was being very, very on cool and in it's play smoke. so i suppose trying to find the future for the company. professors and police have fought in greece. the 1000 stage are nationwide strike against the rising cost of living. release fire a tier of asked while the testers, pearl, petrol, bombs and stone. that officer is guarding the parliament building. public schools have been shots, and flights and public transport are facing severe disruption. unions are demanding lower taxes and increased to the minimum wage. johnson rocket says more from athens, the private and public sector workers who demonstrate in central athens on wednesday,

we know they briefed facebook and that had an impact on the election. there's surveys where thousands and thousands of voters said it might have impacted their decision in 2020. did the f.b.i. brief any of the 51 former intelligence officials who signed that let her that letter that became the pretext for suppressing this story. who did the briefings? who briefed facebook. here's a name that i think is interesting. timothy thibault. we did a report two weeks ago, that talked about the political influence and political shenanigans going on in our justice department based on 14 f.b.i. agents who come talk to our office as whistleblowers. one of those agents said thergs term he used, he said at the highest levels of the f.b.i., specifically the washington field office. he said it's rotted to the core. not talking about rank and file agents, they're doing good work. talking about the top people at the washington field office. we had another whistle employeer who brought us a name, mr. thibault and said mr. thibault is pressuring agents to categorize cases i