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facebook a tool. what i have found in my studies of presidential history is that as new technological tools, as new media tools are developed campaigns adapt and use them. and the ones who adapt to them first and are skillful about it can be more successful. so franklin roosevelt was brilliant. his use of the radio. john f kennedy was so skillful with television that after he won the 1960 race, he told one of his aides, we went about a prayer. without that gadget. and then in the 2000s, you start to see these kind of internet enabled technologies, 2000 for the bush campaign, which i worked, had this micro-targeting strategy that was very effective. it was pre facebook, but it was a useful way of identifying who their voters were and with respect to facebook, both sides have reason to point to something that. facebook did to help the other side that they don't like. so in 2008 a lot of facebook aides are helping obama and his high tech up, his high tech apparatus in their campaign. also in 2012. so the

is actly what facebook's statements did here.here's been discussion about uestn presented and the extent to which it accurately captures what the court of appeals held. we agree with respondents that it does not. thcambridge analytica matter of to facebook's business, depended so heavily on user data, the court ealsad ndisclosure of an unimportant event renders a tatent misleading. that's why petitioners have raised the broader argument that a risk statement categorically implies noabouthe past. this court rejected a very similar argument in the omnicare case, and it should take the same course here. i welcome the court's questions. >> mr. shanmugam said that you have the burden of or should ha burden of saying exactly what else they should ve said to meet the requirements of 105 and 10b. >> i don't think that's respondents' bden, but i do think that respondents gave a good an swer to that question, which is fk shld have said at least that they had exced significant episode of misappropriation of user data. that would have avoide

social media sensors, social media companies like facebook and twitter, youtube and these others are certainly uh, originated from c i a cyber command. the national security agency darpa, many of the military and intelligence personnel leave the military and the contractors . and they have taken up positions and facebook, youtube, twitter, and some of the social media companies as security officers, as in global security research fellows. one of the heads of facebook since the ship departments. aaron bowman worked at the ceiling a for 15 years, leaving as a senior. and the 6 manager for more than 15 years, wrote and of a saw intelligence analysis, enabling the president and senior us officials to make decisions on the most critical national security issue was focused on the impact of influence operations on social movements, security and democracy. today aaron says he's the leader of the team that runs the rules of facebook, determine he wants acceptable, i'm once not. i'm this denver of the 10. he is at the c. i a as in the intelligence and data analysts specializing in syria. she h

one of the heads of facebook's censorship department, evan bowman worked at the c, r a for 15 years, leaving as a senior. and under this expansion for more than 15 years road and of a saw intelligence analysis, enabling the president and senior us officials to make decisions on the most critical national security issue was focused on the impact of influence operations on social movements security. democracy. today aaron says he's the leader of a team that runs the rules of facebook to him and he wants acceptable and once not . i'm this deborah the 10 years at the c. i a, as in the intelligence and data analysts specializing in syria. she heads messes, trust and safety department, cameron harris to to the c. i a as an analyst until the 2019 works in the same department as a manager. this essentially confirms what we hear and then press that be reporting for years. so let's get into it. f b, i has a social media focused task force of 80 agents and constantly pressures switzer. between january 20, 20 and november 2022. the s b i sent over a 150 emails, 2 choices, trust and safety. cheat

facebook never argued that they were.e facebook does not challenge rejection of those claims in this court, this court shouldde necessary guidance for future cases in the course of affirming the just a minute, i welcome the court's questions. >> mr. russell, what else should facebook have provided in the 105 statement to comply with 10b? >> so i thi they could have said what they said and then said something improper disclo or misuse of data has occurred in the past includi recently on a substantial scale. i think that would have removed any mispreparation that an event like what happened in cambridge analytica, inv hearing company describe factors tt are relevant, fac that make the investment risky would expected something like this had ppened. 30 million users, private data, 100 billioar reduction. would not speak about such thing. >> i'm sorry, chief. >> yeah. your b submission i that probablement about somethinges the inference something has not occurred? no, our business is that it can. >> it can. with respect to cer

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that's facebook's home circuit. and they provided a lot of very helpetaid risk-factor statements in the relevant 10-k at issue here. >> and now they may not. l, tt's -- that is the kind of issue thi the sec is well equipped to deal with. if that, you know, were to result from affirming the court of appeals' judgment, then the sec could look at that. its tiered with item 105 before to change the standard for what needs to be disclosed, and it could well do so again. yes. >> justice kavanaugh? >> you said there's no fair notice iere. i guess -- i guess i'm not really seeing that, because all the hypotheticals have illustrated a lot of uncerta about when a company would be required to disclose a not. that blends back into the question i rairlier and the chief raised, whichy can't the sec just write a reg? it's very simple, i think, to add to 105 something light, w -- when the company discloses the risk of a future event that could cause harm, also disclose any past occurrences of that event. >> i think -- >> why -- cou

you know he facebook. yes. he made a $500,000 investment for 7 to 10% of that company and had a good at not a good influence but he had an influence on mark clearly compared to say you know the bizarre stylings of marc andreessen or whoever theodor is very clear. so i pay attention to him more and what he's funding. right. got all tight with the mercers and that kind of stuff. amazing. yeah. so he's sort of the george soros, the george soros that. that's interesting. so let's talk ron. i want to get to elon. so when i left out the google guys, we could get to the google guys. but let's start with iran because. i think we're all talking about elon to some degree. when i went into writing about elon, i saw him. i dylan, i thought elon is like a da vinci. he's in the same sentence as these great not inventors, but someone who's taking the world forward. and i think he's more like it. i think it's more like a ford and he's a business innovator because he didn't invent many of these things the one thing but he

facebook question from karen m. i'll start with you, jessica -- that you brought back from your travels? >> jessica: i got really great but tricia dolls in russia, like a beautiful -- >> judge jeanine: where were you in russia? >> jessica: st. petersburg and moscow. it was incredible and the dolls were gorgeous. >> judge jeanine: jesse? >> jesse: i'm a big bust guys i went to the nixon library, a bust of richard nixon and i have it in my library, i love busts, i have lots of busts. i have lincoln, nixon, washington, i have some busts of some early stoics. >> judge jeanine: aristotle. >> jesse: i have aristotle, i believe it is cleopatra. >> judge jeanine: nefertiti. >> jesse: i wouldn't know, but the bus looks beautiful. >> judge jeanine: and like to hear that. dana? >> dana: so years and years ago we went to benin for a quick stop with present bush. >> judge jeanine: . >> judge jeanine: ? >> dana: in africa. there was a carving they gave to me and i took it home and i had this thing called -- basically all the souv

but it was a moment when facebook mechanics and facebook wasn't trying to influence politics. they were they saw that you were engaged with facebook for 11 minutes a day and wanted to get it to 11 and a half minutes and were tinkering with stuff to get there. and what they saw was that if they sort of weighted what you saw toward things that generated what they called engagement, that you would stick around a little longer. and so the dress generally had a lot of comments of people arguing what color it was. so it was engaging and then it buzzfeed, where we mixed news and really silly pop culture. we kind of looked for other things like that, like olives actually are very divisive. if you if you write about whether or not you like olives, people argue about that for a long time. and then facebook will show that to everyone. but in that same moment, you had this new kind of right wing politics, really like come of age. and in a way, the core move, which i think wasn't really about facebook of that kind of politics, was to say something really outrageous or sexist or gross or ra

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you know he facebook. yes. he made a $500,000 investment for 7 to 10% of that company and had a good at not a good influence but he had an influence on mark clearly compared to say you know the bizarre stylings of marc andreessen or whoever theodor is very clear. so i pay attention to him more and what he's funding. right. got all tight with the mercers and that kind of stuff. amazing. yeah. so he's sort of the george soros, the george soros that. that's interesting. so let's talk ron. i want to get to elon. so when i left out the google guys, we could get to the google guys. but let's start with iran because. i think we're all talking about elon to some degree. when i went into writing about elon, i saw him. i dylan, i thought elon is like a da vinci. he's in the same sentence as these great not inventors, but someone who's taking the world forward. and i think he's more like it. i think it's more like a ford and he's a business innovator because he didn't invent many of these things the one thing but he

is facebook or as important as facebook? you know one of the things he like to do, we like to mimic other tech what he read about other tech leaders. steve jobs used to like walk around palo alto right. right. and so mark's like, let's walk around palo alto. and i'm like, i've known steve jobs for 15 years stop. like, please stop. i know what you're doing here. and so what we did, i walk with him. and one of the things that he did and it was actually he was better walking. he started talking, you the myspace guys, and they were like the miami club. they're like, thump, thump, thump thump, thump. you know, they were all trendy, very good looking party, that kind of thing. and we're the top thing. and he started calling facebook immediately, which was really struck me as a utility. that's the word he used. it was an unusual word from a young person and he was dead. right. it was a utility. right. as opposed to it's cool place to hang because you know what happens to cool to hang, they become an uncool place to. hang. and so he

genuine concerns and grievances of how facebook has treated speech on both sides, speaking obviouslythe current side. the supreme court has said the government cannot dictate to facebook what it can and cannot do because it has a right to free speech and actually the supreme court found just recently within the last two years that social media platforms have the same first amendment rights as newspapers, magazines, and others who compile and present speech, so if trump tries to do anything to dictate to facebook what it can or cannot do, according to the supreme court, this supreme court, that is a violation of facebook's first amendment rights. >> griff: and brad, we should remind our viewers that back in early march of this year, this is what the president, the former president was putting on his truth social, saying if you get rid of tiktok, facebook and zucker-shmuck -- i don't want them doing better, they are a true enemy of the people. do you suppose that came up in their meeting? >> the president has a lot of grievances, some genuine and some not genuine. it's the nature of li

my facebook account was hacked and suspended.he agent typed, thank you for confirming your phone number and bringing this concern to our attention. we duly understand how important this is for you. >> it feels like you're talking to a robot. it doesn't feel human at all. it doesn't feel like a human interaction. >> was he chatting with a bot or a human? he wasn't sure. but the next message said the best way to submit an appeal for your account being hacked is at facebook.com. >> here's a link. try to do it yourself. pretty much. i'm paying money to not get help at all. >> the next message said may i confirm that i was able to answer all your questions for today? daniel replied yeah, but it didn't help at all. the chat said, it's been a pleasure having you today. this case will now be closed. have a great and beautiful day. >> okay, have a nice day. have a nice, beautiful sunny day. >> we found many reports online and to seven on your side from users saying the service could not restore their accounts. however, in a blog post anno

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whether you do a to facebook or amazon or think, talk. now, once you engage people like that, and the money in which you do poisons democracy, why? because set the conversation everything we do online, we just now intertwined with this early production of class, kept them the properly old does the manner in which we're communicating ideas. and the algorithm is simply primed to maximize that engagement. and this is human psychology. the best way of doing that is to keep us angry and to keep us in bubbles, and to keep us hurdling abuse with one another, or hurtling compliments of one another. and therefore, this is what the poison of the conversation, which is essentially democracy amongst the maria. as we talk about democracy and freedom, i want to turn to you. i mean, you're no stranger to the ways that authoritarian regimes can use social media to suppress freedom. 1 and you've said the former philippines president, i don't know if we go to a tab day, was actually a far smaller dictator compared to eli and musk and mark zuckerberg. very,

right. facebook one percent. one percent of the traffic, this goes to what the salaries and wages now how can i be because it is all of us were producing the capital of facebook that has never happened before in human history. you know, when an industrial is at tech styles, manufacturing wanted a new machine, you know, the doing group activity. they would have to order that machine to some other capitalist would then have to employ wage labor to produce it. by today we had a little bit of using the cloud copy that was a good book of basis of google. now, and again, this is more or less the point of view. but if you will allow me to say, as an old fashioned boxes, that in the end, you know, kind of boxes, right? the only way that you can regulate that, you can socialize these machines and not allow them to done you, as might be a said in the victims of the matrix, is if we have social ownership of those machines and collision, we're not caught because let's face it there is no one understands how these are good th

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we're producing the capital of facebook that has never happened before in human history. you know, when an industrialist at tech styles manufacturing wanted a new machine, in order to improve productivity, that would have to order that machine to some other capitalist. what would then have to employ wage labor to produce it? by today, we are all producing the cloud, copy the of the good book of basis of google. now, and again, this is more or less the point of view, but it will be, you will allow me to say as an old fashioned boxes that in the end, you know, called mazda is right. the only way that you can regulate that, you can socialize these machines and not allow them to done you as it might be a said in the victims of them. ethics is if we have social ownership of those machines, glacial we look good because let's face it. there is no one of the stands. how these outgoing things work, unless they own the, it is impossible for the federal body or a state body to interfere with the actual code of the system. unless you have broken up unites, opened them, and the capaci

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i'd still get a good up on facebook. and i said, you know, the person who wants to be the president, democrat, the democratic nominee for president is in favor of censorship. right? i've got a fat check out of italy in a tally in that march. but i had written on facebook because other people had shared at the same video and it shared inappropriately. not what i had said, but they had said other things about the same video, that idea, right. and it was there natalia, and i'm just like, why are italians getting involved? and what an american say about the american election. this entire thought check industry is out of control. it needs to be shut down the name or not, but it's like iraq with a set of challenges will hate their writing the center of it. they actually to put in their tax forms and they, they lead a coalition of $7070.00 different non profits to deal with it called moderation. moderation is their code word for censorship. you can see the desperation because that all these different strategies of being the hav

it doesn't matter like a bug, presumably, or what is being censored on the methods facebook as well as on google searches and youtube videos and people asking you questions like this. oh, i, i'll just give you an example of how this censorship works about a month ago. there was a video circulating with tamala harris saying something about how we're going to take something down, whatever and irritated me, was like a 32nd video sweeping around. i'd still get it cleared up on facebook and i said, you know, the person who wants to become the president, democrat, the democratic nominee for president is in favor of censorship. right. i got a fat check out of italy in italian. that marked what i had written on facebook because other people had shared it the same video and a charity and appropriately not what i had said, but they had said other things about the same video. that idea. right. and it was the natalia, and i'm just like, why are italians getting involved and what an american say about the american election. this entire thought check industry is out of control. it needs to be shut d

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my facebook account was hacked and suspended. you for confirming your phone number and bringing this concern to our attention. we duly understand how important this is for you. >> it feels like you're talking to a robot. it doesn't feel human at all. it doesn't feel like a human interaction. >> was he chatting with a bot or a human? he wasn't sure. but the next message said the best way to submit an appeal for your account being hacked is that facebook.com? >> here's a link. try to do it yourself. pretty much. i'm paying money to not get help at all. >> the next message said, may i confirm that i was able to answer all your questions for today? daniel replied yeah, but it didn't help at all. the chat said, it's been a pleasure having you today. this case will now be closed. have a great and beautiful day. >> okay? have a nice day. have a nice, beautiful sunny day. >> we found many reports online and to seven on your side from users saying the service could not restore their accounts. however, in a blog post announcing the service

how will its control of a media like social media like facebook, legacy media? i know jeff bezos from amazon as said he's washington post won't to go harris or trump of this time, right. they'll be able to run legal cases and they'll be able to propagandized with all their facebook mets. i was the other one, the game youtube, google, google searches, right. so between november and january non stop misinformation. and the fact check is line up. you know, i don't really know what the strategy is, but some of these groups are why they do it. they do, i went to twitter and um i came out of there and to meet was very obvious, but twitter was very much allied with the democratic party. it's why the and really began attacking, you know, you log boss. i think a lot of these other companies are also, you know, me before you mean right now that before we bought to his right before he bought teresa? correct. yeah. right, exactly. i mean, but, i mean, the reason why you, la mazda is so despises great. he took away the democratic parties, censorship, tory, you know, you can

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she sent his entire family his mug shot over facebook messenger and told everybody what a monster he was. >> that was in 2014. and stacy says despite attempts to stay in touch, even visit it grew difficult. >> i do recall a message that i sent to her. i told her that i'm trying to find michael because my mother was very sick. we actually thought my mother was going to die. i said, i can't get ahold of michael and she's like, well, i'll tell him. and she never responded back to me. >> michael had seemingly vanished, his wife telling the family they planned to divorce. but three years passed and stacy eventually grew suspicious. >> we actually put all of our pieces together and we said, okay, it's time to go to the police. >> stacy asked one of michael's childhood friends, scott amatuzio, to find out what's going on. >> scott had a girlfriend at the time and they went over to visit lori and michael, but michael wasn't there, and when she asked lori where michael was, she says, i don't know. he left in a black suv, but his car keys, his cell phone, and his wallet were all sitting right

my facebook account was hacked and suspended.ou for confirming your phone number and bringing this concern to our attention. we duly understand how important this is for you. >> it feels like you're talking to a robot. it doesn't feel human at all. it doesn't feel like a human interaction. >> was he chatting with a bot or a human? he wasn't sure. but the next message said the best way to submit an appeal for your account being hacked is at facebook.com. >> here's a link. try to do it yourself. pretty much. i'm paying money to not get help at all. >> the next message said may i confirm that i was able to answer all your questions for today? daniel replied, yeah, but it didn't help at all. the chat said it's been a pleasure having you today. this case will now be closed. have a great and beautiful day. >> okay, have a nice day. have a nice, beautiful sunny day. >> we found many reports online and to seven on your side from users saying the service could not restore their accounts. however, in a blog post announcing the service, met