private companies twitter can do what it once facebook can do what i want look if you don't like facebook nobody's making you would have facebook facebook is free or whatever it is years ago they tried this scottie when it came to civil rights when they told black folks you can come into this restaurant you can use this restroom you can sort of this counter and when they said you can't do this one of the business owners say it's ours we can decide whatever we want if you don't like this restaurant go down the street go someplace else well as we say in the south that dog don't hunt and the passed legislation which made these public accommodations have rules and scotty that's what we have to do now to recognize that these platforms are in effect public communication accommodations you know outline a that's actually a really interesting take on i haven't actually thought of because i was rather clear that you have a private company you don't like it go start your own you don't have to be on twitter you don't have to be on facebook but you're right when you look back in the past of society there have

transaction taking place and that in particular seems to be a piece that google and facebook do not want to. just hate it nobody's really trying to introduce a piece of legislation like this before it's not a very good piece of legislation but it's not a signal of intent of major democracy to come up with some sort of way solving this problem that we've all been talking about for quite some time the power of the. horns and how to properly hold them to account is a 1st step but it's i think it's important that we're starting to have these conversations and expect you know politicians to come up with successful ones of regularity. if you would have predicted an initiative like the media bargaining code coming out of australia which is led by a conservative government the kind that is usually ideologically opposed to new regulation. one cannot ignore the murdoch and news corp rupert murdoch's media empire has long been headquartered in new york but his news outlets remain even more influential in the land of his birth than they are in the u.s. or the u.k. murdoch's sky news astray and the country's only national dai

facebook page. that was covered by the star tribune as well. i have a link if you're interested. it's impractical to suggest a nobody knows who she is. she is an adult and should testify publicly audio and video consistent with a novembeh order. that is true for the other adult witness who was a minor at the time although i don't believe that person has been quite so public with the involvement in this case but we feel you should stick by the november 4th order. >> first about any broadcast is an expansion of the rules. you would agree with that. >> yes. but i believe you were correct they must follow the first amendment in this case. >> thank you. as to the motion to restrict the audio of the four witnesses, all of whom were minors at the time to have have turned 18 years of age, i will deny the motion with one exception. the testimony will be allowed by audio. as to all for i will allow them after they receive the oath to state and spell their names but off of audio feed so that will not go beyond the courtroom much as we have dealt with jurors who are discussing private matters during jury selection they may be referred to by firs

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facebook, twitter and google the problem is lack of accountability for the tech platforms. they are not libel for any liability if they publish misinformation there is a lack of oversight on the algorithms nobodyws what the algorithms do there is a lack of data government rule. you can't just leave facebook or take your data off facebook. these are the areas regulators will inevitably tackle one day it is a question how fast congress wants to move. >> yeah. we'll see if there is a lot of talk or tough talk or questions and then not a lot of action it is a new administration and some new people in charge. we will see. cyrus, we will see thank you for coming on. >> thank you >>> all right. when we come back here on "worldwide exchange" because we are just getting started why shares of rite aid are down 16%. no one is buying theraflu. >>> and more on the astrazeneca covid vaccine update an update from temeg tirrell an how to read the changes. >>> and taking on the shrimp scandal. yes, shrimp-gate the ceo responding to a social media post about a shrimp or shrimps inside a cereal box. huh? we're back after this. >>> all right. time for the big money movers. are you ready? stock number one is kb ho

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and nobody cares and i can do you know unless i start using my credit card or could go online and then facebook or whatever no no no you know knows who i am but you know the government isn't following what i'm doing and it's this freedom that i want to protect and i have to balance that against letting in a whole you know i mean how many people can you let in and still keep this freedom it sounds like i'm defending a privilege and i am i'm defending the privilege of freedom. and i'm very sorry but if the alternative is a little everyone in have them in a mosque and see where they're going then no thank you i'd rather not have that george orwellian state i'd rather have the situation we have now. i think if this is happening. and i would like to mentally what i like about what you said if that why are we using this technology in the wrong hands so let me rephrase that migration is a business and not for the right purposes. it's a business because technology. companies we've been industry even face recognition it's venal in the way of creation for what we know about frontex perhaps we'll talk abo

facebook and twitter and the internet, it's like an electric guillotine. anonymous, instant. you are done, nobody is responsible. we don't have a shareholding a shotgun in the wall. you are right when you said we all have this teacup according to our station. it's essential. nobody spoke up, we can handle them, don't worry, 70 years of soviet murder. somebody did speak up in the reign of terror and stopped them. that's where we are right now. >> that teacher who is lecturing that student in the photo, that teacher shouldn't be let anywhere near a public school. i want to have that teacher on my kids gerbil cage. these are incompetent people who are poisoning our kids and they are scaring our kids. they are scaring our children with falsehoods and bullying. i find it outrageous. >> she thinks there is no deterrent, she's going to be rewarded rather than punished if she doesn't look ridiculous. finding great shame with what herself what she considers the mob in control and career enhancement, promotions. on the other side if you object there is nothing but rejection. she's playing the odds and we h

poland tomorrow and nobody knows i'm there and nobody cares and i can do you know unless i start using my credit card or could go online then and then facebook or whatever no no no you know knows who i am but you know the government isn't following what i'm doing and it's this freedom that i want to protect and i have to balance that against living in a hole you know i mean how many people can you that in and still keep this freedom it sounds like i'm defending a privilege and i am defending the privilege of freedom. and i'm very sorry but if the alternative is a little everyone in have them in a mosque and see where they're going then no thank you i'd rather not have that george orwellian state i'd rather have the situation we have now. i think if this is happening. and i would like to mentally what i like about what you said if that why are we using this technology in the wrong hands so let me rephrase that migration is i'm. not for the right purposes. it's a business because technology. companies we've been industry even face recognition it's view in the way of creation for what we know about frontex perhaps we'll talk about that later so

poland tomorrow and nobody knows i'm there and nobody cares and i can do you know unless i start using my credit card or could go online then and then facebook or whatever no no no you know knows who i am but you know the government isn't following what i'm doing and it's this freedom that i want to protect and i have to balance that against letting in a whole you know i mean how many people can you let in and still keep this freedom it sounds like i'm defending a privilege and i am i'm defending the privilege of freedom. and i'm very sorry but if the alternative is a literary one in have them in a mosque and see where they're going then no thank you i'd rather not have that george orwellian state i'd rather have the situation we have now. i think if this is happening. and i am reaction and what i like about what you said if that why are we using this technology in the wrong hands so let me refrain that migration is our business. and not for the right purposes. it's a business because technology to the logical companies we've been industry even face recognition it's very in the way of creation for what we know about frontex perhaps we'll tal

facebook and twitter and the internet is kind of like an electric guillotine. it's instant chop, chop, you're done, nobody is responsible, our version of the old western mob out in front of the jail that wants to hang somebody but you don't have a sheriff with a shotgun enforcing the law. if you are right, when you said we all have to speak up according to our station. nobody who spoke up when the bolsheviks who were a minority they said we can handle them, don't worry and seven years of soviet murder followed. if somebody did speak up during the reign of terror and they stop them in the french revolution, that's where we are right now. >> laura: that teacher who was lecturing that student on the photo, that teacher shouldn't be let anywhere near a public school. i want to have that teacher take care of the paper on my kids gerbil cage. these are incompetent people poisoning our kids and they are scaring our kids, they are scaring our children with falsehoods and bullying. >> she's doing it because she thinks there is no deterrent, she's going to be rewarded rather than punished. she's ingratiating hersel

watched this video for 4 years nobody had a problem with it and suddenly it becomes shocking content which is a specially interesting because you can find on you tube on facebook you find former sheria judges saying that you know beheadings are normal trying to justify bad things you can find adam will cool. the videos you can find violence but a documentary about the horrors of isis is now shocking they use there was also an incident with r.t. arabic where they published a video just a news radio to no no comment no nothing about medication to do for treating covert you know heavy sort of you could cases that was struck down by you tube because it apparently. violated the this information rules so r.t. appealed the appeal was struck down again and this is year they did this there's a chain of these incidents there's a pattern where r.t. or russian media a targeted with all these rules that are there in writing that they think up and that he is suddenly. in violation of so you know it's certainly a worrying problem but i suppose our legal department will be filing notices. slovakia has become country number 39 to give the green light to russia's main covert va

poland tomorrow and nobody knows i'm there and nobody cares and i can do you know unless i start using my credit card or could go online and then and then facebook or whatever no no no you know knows who i am but you know the government isn't following what i'm doing and it's this freedom that i want to protect and i have to balance that against letting in a whole you know i mean how many people can you let in and still keep this freedom it sounds like i'm defending a privilege and i am i'm defending the privilege of freedom. and i'm very sorry but if the alternative is a litte everyone in have them in a mosque and see where they're going then no thank you i'd rather not have that george orwellian state i'd rather have the situation we have now. i think if this is happening. and i don't react to mentally what i like about what you said if that why are we using this technology in the wrong hands so let me refrain that migration is our business. and not for the right purposes. it's a business because technology. companies with an industry even face recognition it's venus in the way of creation for what we know about frontex perhaps we'll talk abou

facebook, and it got her thinking. you know, we're both over 50. so we think, gosh, nobody wants to hire us. i lost my job soon after he did both had corporate jobs, no small business experience. but a year later their tables air in more than 100 homes across the bay area both indoors and outdoors as people spend more time in their backyards. a dozen restaurants have purchased them with more orders. coming sustainability minded buyers say they like keeping stuff out of the landfill. well i like of them is that even though there would there really lightweight, especially when it comes to, you know, putting a man putting him out every day? um and they're also durable. we're not getting rich, but we're making a living so. far the lucy does believe their new career has legs, and they are grateful to those who helped early on. i found them then. so i ordered nine tables right away because i thought they were so cute. this petaluma restaurant was their first order, she picked up her tables in the lucy does backyard and they were just doing this is like a little side hustle like to try to figure ou

facebook, and it got her thinking. you know, we're both over 50. so we think, gosh, nobody wants to hire us.i lost my job soon after he did both had corporate jobs, no small business experience. but a year later, their tables air in more than 100 homes across the bay area, both indoors and outdoors as people spend more time in their backyards, a dozen restaurants have purchased them with more orders. coming sustainability minded buyers say they like keeping stuff out of the land. felt what i like them is that even though there would there really lightweight, especially when it comes to, you know, putting him in putting him out every day? um and they're also durable. we're not getting rich, but we're making a living so far, the lucy does believe their new career who helped early on. i found them then. so i ordered nine tables right away because i thought they were so cute. his petaluma restaurant was their first order. she picked up her tables and the lucy does backyard and they were just doing this is like a little side hustle like to try to figure out how to make like extra money and stuff.

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nobody really can tell the difference between a good confession and one that is. thank . you. thank you. the showdown over regulating big stack is heating up as facebook fights back against accusations it only equally squashes competition among other complaints attorneys for the tech giant argue that facebook hasn't broken any was so joining me now to discuss is molly barrows contributor with america's lawyer now molly it's no surprise here that facebook is denying these allegations of abuse of power but what exactly is the company's defense. you've heard from other big tech companies that essentially they sort of fall through the cracks of the regulations that their company doesn't fall under the existing definitions of what a monopoly might look like so i think there's some need for updating regulatory language if you will and regulatory laws and we can get into that in a minute but you know just to recap these 2 lawsuits basically make similar claims that facebook bought instagram and whatsapp in order to squash what they thought was competition that could pose a threat to the company the attorney general accused facebook of using their market domi

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poland tomorrow and nobody knows i'm there and nobody cares and i can do you know unless i start using my credit card or could go on line then and then facebook or whatever no no no you know knows who i am but you know the government isn't following what i'm doing and it's this freedom that i want to protect and i have to balance that against letting in a whole you know i mean how many people can you let in and still keep this freedom it sounds like i'm defending a privilege and i am i'm defending the privilege of freedom. and. i'm very sorry but if the alternative is a literary one in have them in a mosque and see where they're going then no thank you i'd rather not have that george orwellian state i'd rather have the situation we have now. i think if this is happening. and i am reaction actually what i like about what you said is that why are we using this technology in the wrong hands so let me rephrase that migration is our business. not for the right purposes it's a business because technology. companies we've been industry even face recognition it's being in the way of creation for what we know about frontex perhaps we'll talk about tha

nobody knows where she is. >> something's wrong. something's bad wrong. >> where was skylar? someone was hiding something. >> it was the fbi. they were serious. >> twitter, instagram, facebook. you just see things start to get ridiculously out of control. >> a clique of mean girls. were they mean enough to kill? >> she was like, well, she'll blackmail me. >> it was such a shocking and scandalous kind of case. >> this was diabolical. >> evil comes in all shapes and sizes. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." for skylar neese's parents their teenage daughter was all they could have hoped for. a straight-a student with lots of friends and happy at her part-time job. but then their world turned upside down when their only child seemed to vanish without a trace. at first police thought she ran away. but hints on social media would point to a more sinister reason for her disappearance. here's andrea canning with "something wicked." >> in the gentle rolling hills of northern west virginia, in a sweet college town in the heart of coal country lived three teenage girls. their photos capture a moment in time. they were smart, talented, lovely. everything a parent could hope for in a

nobody could ever actually vote on a bill. so it is original purpose is completely different from what people decided to use it for later on t is insane. sort of like how facebook was invented as a way to see which of your classmates to-- and later for a way to organize a lynch mob for mike pence, and you might wonder why senators back then would want to risk having an endless debate you but don't forget in the 1800st, there wasn't anything better to do. it was either listen to thaddeus talk about a bill or take a bumpy carriage right back to your plantation where a bunch of black people wanted to discuss your terms of employment. are you probably going to want to hear what thaddeus has to saivment either way eventually senators realized they could block legislation by debating forever and thoo could get pretty ridiculous because there was no rule on what counted as a debate. so senators came up with all kinds of random ways to fill that imtoo, which lead to moments like this. >> louisiana democrats huey long filibustered several bill, in arguing against a bill he recited recipes for salad dressing an discussed at length the best way to fry oysters his most fam

facebooks, the microsofts, the alphabets, they kind of have been compressed by a few points just by doing nothing and having earnings go up also, dividend growth is an interesting thing to consider because nobody is considering, nobody really is kind of focused on the dividend and buyback story. buyback announcements have surged, those stocks have actually really underperformed and as a theme, they traded a bigger discount to the overall market than they have pretty much ever. so i think all of those things can get into the mix and you can find things that are not necessarily just red or black or straight up value here because it does seem as if, one of these days, we'll wake up and say, everything looks great fiscal stimulus, spring loaded economy. pent up savings but the market already figured it out and perhaps, those cyclicals from reopening plays have basically priced some good stuff in. >> yep and by the news, not by the rumor. j&j. we didn't know j&j was coming. think about it, mike three of them now. and they're going to be everywhere eventually. within months and i think it's just people are finally looking around and saying, you know what this really might work people might get vacci

to say that nobody under third teen can get on does not pass the missouri smell test. mr. zuckerberg you created facebook oversight board as a way to help hold facebook accountable apparently there was not a decision to remove president trumps facebook account if it were determined that should have left the president what would you do? >> congressman we will respect the decision of the oversight board. if they tell us that former president trumps account should be reinstated, then we will honor that. >> i don't know why people call the attorney general ours on - - ashcroft on the speak about the attorney general. speaking with you again mr. zuckerberg it's my understanding the facebook oversight board is comprised of members from all over the world the united states has the strictest protections on free speech than any other country the decisions of the border be made ofee a panel so how can you assure members of this committee and the american people the oversight from free speech can make their decision based on american laws and principles? >> congressman the members of the oversight board were select

and we like google on facebook as reopening plays those are the other two in that space. >> when you say wed like it because it's got something that nobodyar that happens right? >> exactly and i think that is the key. it's really been a three-horse race in the space. amazon, number 1 and then google and microsoft. and microsoft, nobody considered them a contender and then they got there. went from being thought of as a legacy pc-related vendor many years ago and they made that transition to the cloud. for us those are the types of names and technology that we're interested in. we own some of the other legacy names as well. we own cisco we think they are going to benefit as gdp growth picks up we all go pack to the office and then you have to start spending again on premise we own erickson as well. because we just went through a $90 billion spectrum auction almost double the expense people thought going in and now we have to start building out that spectrum so these aren't sexy names that have, you know, artificial intelligence or solar or, you know, biotech ore space rockets in the name. these are more legacy-type vendors but that should