the federal trade commission had a study that it initiated last year and that is continuing looking atactions by several of the technology platforms and we've initiated another study that is looking at how several of the tech platforms use data and use user algorithms to track users and show them certain content. it will be an area of significant activity under the new acting chairwoman. >> there are these issues in play, privacy, as you mentioned, and of course it is worth noting your office is suing facebook. we just had this 449-page congressional report detailing different market abuses by these giants do you think antitrust activity will be something that is able to be pursued on a bipartisan basis in congress as well and how does that impact your work >> if you look at the reports there was some bipartisan statements come out of both sides when that report came out. there were many supportive statements and we've heard that type of statement out of both sides. if you look at the federal trade commission many of our actions including the reports that i just mentioned as well as th

the federal trade commission in decemberfiled a landmark case against facebook.te lawsuits — two against google and one against facebook — so we are already in the throes of this fight when it comes to anti—trust litigation. yeah, but it's not clear, it's not clear how hard the government is going to press this, and it is not clear whether they are going to press it all the way to calling for the break—up of some of these companies. there's a professor at colombia law school, whom you know well — tim wu — who argues the only remedy here is to break up companies like facebook, for example. facebook being sued on the basis that it has gone too far in its monopolistic practices by taking over whatsapp and instagram. timothy wu says the only remedy is to force facebook to relinquish those branches like instagram and whatsapp. do you believe that can and will happen? well, i think there is no doubt the government is requesting from the court that facebook be forced to divest whatsapp and instagram, so the government is already pushing for the break—up. i think we have

you spend some time working inside the federal trade commission which has a key role to play here sond of a showdown? the us government _ kind of a showdown? the us government has _ kind of a showdown? the us government has already - kind of a showdown? the us - government has already entered that kind of showdown. the justice department in october filed a landmark lawsuit against google, the federal trade commission in december filed a landmark case against facebook. we also have somewhere between 48—50 state attorneys general that have brought their own separate lawsuits to, against google and one against facebook so we are already in the throes of this fight when it comes to anti—trust litigation —— two against google. it is not clear how how the government is going to press this and it is not clear whether they are going to press it all the way to calling for the breakup of some of these companies. a professor at colombia law school, who you know well, argues the only remedy here is to break up companies like facebook, for example. facebook being sued on the basis that it has gon

then the federal trade commission, the antitrust division, every state attorney general -- they shouldoking at this. they should be investigating these companies. and frankly, they should be breaking them up. and the fact of the matter is that now you have to sue this could take years. to resolve over course of a period of time while they are in mark's opinion taken your proprietary information making it impossible for you to get it to even start up and go somewhere else. that is incredible to me. and by the way, apple the irony of am getting involved in this -- with these iphones many of them built in communist china by god knows who under what conditions wool they're worried about your platform and free speech. where they shut down the president of the united states. considering who they do business with -- is disgusting. it is absolutely disgusting. john matze ceo at parler let me ask you odd question if people want to get in touch with you where do they go? >> right now we have our e-mail up. but i don't know how much longer that is going to last. amazon and these companies all mad

the federal trade commissioned the antitrust division every state attorney general, they should all behould be investigating these companies and frankly they should be breaking them up. the fact of the matter is now this could take years over the course of the period of time while they have in my opinion taking your proprietary information making it impossible for you to get it to even go somewhere else. that is incredible to me and by the way apple, the irony of apple getting involved in this with iphones many built in communist by god knows who wonder what position and they are worried about your platform of free speech when they shut down the president of the united states, the person they do business with his disgusting. it's absolutely disgusting. john matze ceo of parler but i ask you a question. if people want to get in touch with the where did they go? >> right now we have our e-mail but i don't know how much longer that's going to last. amazon and companies made public in very harsh statements claiming that we were quote unquote reaching the terms of service for months and the

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with facebook and messenger and facebook is undergoing serious antitrust scrutiny of the federal trade commissionand 46 state attorneys general have launched an attack against them. it's something happening as facebook is tightly interweaving these component parts of the business. one of the remedies suggested is that facebook has too much power. facebook has more than 3 billion people using its product and that gives them enormous control over the information guide and data and over our democracy. we've certainly been affected by the decision as well as the reaction to things like the pandemic. so i think that the regulators are starting to wake up to the fact that this company is incredibly powerful and may be too powerful. >> host: do you consider instagram to be a publisher? >> guest: more so absolutely. they are not just a publisher, they are a curator of a lot of information. i think that it's from the perspective of the law that says if you are not the publisher of the information. if you are just a user generated content platform you are not legally liable. i think that the liability come

involving the with the trumps department of justice was investigating antitrust issues and the federal trade commission and i as a as a registered democrat and a progressive have many many. folks in congress and their staff members contacted me about various bills that they have so what i think we need to do is is a couple there are 3 major planks to this we need to think about how economic livelihoods in this country are being affected as you pointed out very well with the so-called post industrial economy which is increasingly data and digitally oriented so we need to ensure that jobs and. labor and economic issues are protected because it's incredibly unequal in our world today and in this country you know 3 people with equal and look at what happened during this pandemic all this money and he said that politics has only become sharper as the signal logical and that's what's happened you mentioned that you've been talking to people in power on this issue but what are they really are chances of any of these reforms being passed by the new administration reach is clearly supported by the big 10 per bu

the federal trade commission and 46 state attorneys general have lodged a formal antitrust action against them. it is a thing that is happening as facebook is tightly interweaving these component parts, and one of the remedies suggested by the ftc is that instagram and whatsapp, the chat app they own, be spun off from facebook, because facebook has too much power. facebook has more than 43 million people using its product, and that gives them enormous control over our data, over our democracy, our elections have certainly been affected by facebook's decisions, as well as our reaction to things like the pandemic. so i think the regulators are , starting to wake up to the fact that this company is incredibly powerful and may be too powerful. host: do you consider instagram to be a publisher? sarah: i think that question, more so than twitter, facebook, instagram, absolutely. they are not just a publisher, they are a curator of a lot of information. i think it is asking from a section 230 perspective, the perspective of this law that says if you are not the publisher of the information, if y

and a case on injunctions and monetary relief under the federal trade commission act. listen to oral arguments on c-span.org/supreme court. >> new york governor andrew cuomo delivered his annual state of the state address in albany. the governor spoke about the state's response to covid-19 and called on the federal government to provide more funding. the governor also asked all new -- new yorkers to get vaccinated. this is 40 minutes. it is with near universal relief that 2020 has come to an end. we now turn towards 2021, with the spirit of optimism that is grounded in experience. i address you from the magnificent war room in the state capital. the war room is fitting, because we are at war, a war that began early last year when we were ambushed i the covid virus and a war that continues today. the artwork in this room reminds us that we have been at war before. it memorialized epic battles, the revolution, the civil war, the war of world war i. it honors the unknown soldier, also reminding us today of our lost frontline euros -- frontline heroes. we will win this war

and one on injunctions and monetary relief under the federal trade commission act. listen to u.s.upreme court oral arguments at c-span.org/supreme court. >> next, president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris announced several members of their white house science team from wilmington, delaware. this is 40 minutes. president-elect biden: good afternoon, folks. president-elect biden: good afternoon, folks. i was telling these four brilliant scientists as i stood in the back, in a way, they -- this is the most exciting announcement that i've gotten to make in the entire cabinet raised to a cabinet level position in one case. these are among the brightest most dedicated people not only in the country but the world. two of the most extraordinary at least known offices at the white house has been the office of science and technology policy and the president's council of advisors on science and technology. there are composed of some of the most brilliant scientific minds in the world. when i was vice president as -- i had intense interest in everything they were doing

the point, when you're dishonest and you're a publicly-traded company, the securities and exchange commission should be investigating you, the federal: oh, my gosh, my head is hurting -- [inaudible conversations] wait a minute, tom. tom, i've got to -- i agree with you right up to the point where another investigation? that's what this country needs? what we need are leaders who will stand up and stop this nonsense. there is no excuse for corporate america reflexively bending to its worst impulses, stifling dissent, targeting ideologically their, if you will, dissidents in this country as far as they're concerned. look what's happening here. this is the left and joe biden's america? he said he wanted to heal people, and within 24 hours was out there in bone-crushing fashion trying to divide us even further. nancy pelosi, she looked venomous, she looked, i think, evil. she was talking to lesley stahl as she is spewing that nonsense about impeaching the president. don't they understand americans remember that this president was under investigation for absolutely no reason as a candidate because of hillary clinton's afiction that was t

if i were the federal trade commission or security trade commission where you have major publicly tradedson when in fact they are doing it for another of. for instance, i have been locked out of twitter. i posted a tweet that i had posted repeatedly time and time again that specifically twitter had already found to be in compliance with its rules. and then they, without warning, told me not only do i have to take it down. even if i did i would be locked out for seven days. judicial watch's account lost, i think it's 135,000 followers. i have lost over 10% of my followers. jillian: wow. >> don't tell me it's not anything other than the fact that i'm a conservative and it should trouble every american that watchdog organization and head of the watchdog organization can't have a voice on a major component of onlibrary free speech platform because of a politic. it's really a terrible time for america. will. todd: tom, you mentioned a number of theories. antitrust. preventing a competitor from getting on a platform you are committing arguably antitrust violations. let's not forget about that.

and amg capitol management on injunctions and monetary relief under the federal trade commission act. listen to your supreme court oral arguments at c-span.org/supreme court. >> the congressional black caucus held a hearing yesterday on the u.s. capitol attack. members of the cbc civil rights activist, d.c. mayor muriel bowser and counterterrorism expert finance spoke about their concerns related to racism and white supremacy connected to the

last month, 48 attorneys general and the federal trade commission filed antitrust charges against facebook, it's a huge move. it's a move to reverse the acquisitions of instagram and whatsapp that facebook did years ago. and it enjoys right at this moment broad bipartisan support, including from senator bernie sanders and congresswoman ocasio-cortez. yet both are also in favor of silencing voices like trump's. so i guess they are too rabid, they hate trump too much, they are too short sighted to see how this all could ultimately backfire on them. so i'd like to keep this simple. here it is. if big tech was truly worried about speech that incites harm and violence, well, youtube, facebook and twitter, they would have removed all the content from antifa and radical islamists years ago. they didn't. we obviously can't have the type of strong, free traditional middle-class society that we want if people have enough power to crush almost anyone who gets in their way. that's the situation we have right now. we cannot allow a situation where the ccp has unlimited access, unlimited ability to spou

. >> the federal trade commission has gone after markers that use fake reviews.owever, it is not illegal to sell customers unordered merchandise and it is not illegal for you to keep. >>> two more bay area cities considering hazard pay for grocery workers, the ordinance appears in the tuesday city council agenda in both oakland and san jose, it would mandate a five dollar hourly boost for workers at large chain stores like safeway and whole foods. at least until county stay at home order czar lifted. berkeley santa clara and san mateo market during similar mandates. san francisco passed a nonbinding ordinance earlier this month that strongly urged grocers to offer hazard pay. >>> remember what it was like to go out on a saturday night? this is new video a people in marin doing just that, restaurants there were just allowed to reopen. as you can see, there are people out there taking advantage in rafaela. some restaurants in san mateo county getting much-needed help during the anthemic. the county board of supervisors a relief fund. restaurants, worries, and winer

the federal trade commission says the employer must tell you in a stand-alone document that they mightrelated to your employment and must ask for your written permission. nationally, the news applies when they hire a third party to do a background check. in california you also have rights when the company itself looks into your past. here's the chance when you get to see the background check when you're rejected. no matter the state, if the employer thinks they might not hire, keep or promote you because of something in the report, the employer must give you a copy. once you get it, look for errors. if you find any, let the company know. california law gives background checkers 30 days to reinvestigate, then delete anything that's inaccurate, incomplete or cannot be verified. >> thank you, kris, that's really good information. >>> okay, the wild overnight winds turned out the lights for thousands of us in the bay area, leaving behind a mess of trees, power lines, a bunch of other problems, too. all of that needed to be cleaned up today. folks in the kensington neighborhood woke up to a

behold, subsection 435 of the 16th code of federal regulations known as the federal trade commission's mail, internet or telephone order merchandise rule. despite the jargon, it's pretty simple it says businesses must ship within their advertised frame and if they don't you get a refund. the seller can ask for a time extension but if you say no, you get a refund. if a business doesn't advertise a shipping window it's 30 days. if they don't ship within 30 days you get a refund. if your e-mail doesn't prompt action file an official complaint with the fcc online. feeling that '70s vibe you can call them toll free, the number is 877-ftc-help. >> all right. >>> you have to see this, six lucky drivers in oregon got the vaccine in the middle of a snowstorm. workers were driving back from a vaccination site when they got stuck in the snow with hours left until the vaccines were going to expire. they went car to car and gave out the extra doses. an ambulance crew was nearby just in case and one of the drivers was a sheriff's office employee who missed their appointment at the vaccination site.

>>to try and combat that the federal trade commission has developed this web page wanting about different kinds of stimulus scams out there remember that money is yours and you need to use it the best way possible one way to do that is to prioritize your debt use it to pay essential start with housing to keep a roof over your head car payments to avoid default insurance with a car home. credit cards to avoid late fees and finally other debt if you have any of that money left over. >>remember your stimulus payment is tax free get don't have to pay it back so somebody calls you with a scheme about avoiding taxes on your stimulus check don't listen to him, it's just a scam working for you. i'm consumer investigator, steve ration. >>on 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >>coming off a 2 into road trip the golden state warriors return to the chase center for their home opener tonight hosting the portland trail blazers and a welcome sight for worse fans, the highly anticipated return of draymond green at last check trail blazers led the warriors 6755 at halftime portland with one of the

behold subsection 435 of the 16th code of federal regulations, otherwise known as the federal trade commission'sise rule. despite the jargon and legalese, it's actually pretty simple. it says businesses must ship within their advertised time frame, and if they don't, you get a refund. the seller can ask for a time extension, but if you say no, you get a refund. the ball's in your court. if a business doesn't advertise a shipping window, it's 30 days. if they don't ship within 30 days, you get a refund. you see a pattern here? a company might try swapping items to fulfill your order. that's okay. the ftc says you may accept a substitute. but here's the thing. you don't have to. if you say no to a swap, the company has to give you your money back. if you have a purchase that stalls, send the seller an email. let them know about the ftc rule and that you know about it. if you want to get geeky, you can mention 16 cfr 435. either way, make sure you send that email to the actual seller, not some third-party marketplace serving as a middleman. if your email doesn't prompt action, you can file an offic

. >>> live events largely aren't happening now, but the federal trade commission is cracking down onhe ticket scalpers who use bots. they have taken the first action under the new better online ticket sales or bots act. >>> one band refusing to let covid keep them from performing, all new video shows a rock concert happening in a bubble. the flaming lips put on a show in oklahoma city with all the audience members in bubbles. each zip up bubble has speakers inside, you get the whole experience. but in a whole new way. >>> a very lucky person turned into a billionaire over the weekend after winning the mega millions jackpot. but the search is on for who won. this kroger grocery store, in nova, michigan, outside of detroit, pulled the winning ticket. under michigan law, it requires the name to be public and the winner has one year to come forward. this is the third largest lottery jackpot in u.s. history. the mega millions lottery will now reset back to just a mere $20 million. >>> and here's something that the lottery winner could buy with all of their money, it is a unique winner coa

around him, whether it's the justice department or the defense department, you name it, the federal trade commissionat he doesn't govern anyway, but his influence is so limited based on the events of this week that i think even if he were to try to take some drastic and inappropriate action against twitter or some other social media company, that those orders, i expect, if they are unlawful, would be declined, would be defied. so, you know, he's got a few days left. he doesn't have a lot of cards in his deck. he doesn't have a lot of people who are prepared to do things given the state of the country that we're in and given his status as soon to be ex-leader of the country. >> we're going to continue to monitor, this is a huge breaking news story, a major development. the president of the united states, let me repeat, the president of the united states has now permanently been suspended from twitter. he has no longer an opportunity to directly speak to 88 million of his followers on twitter. we'll have much more right after this. ♪ these days you need more than an education. so that's what we give y

it's the, you know, the federal trade commission, the securities and exchange commission, the consumer safety commission, the consumer finance protection board and on and on and on. there are scores and scores of them. so who do they represent? they don't represent citizens at all. these are agencies headed by sometimes one person, sometimes five persons, and a majority of them may represent the president's policies that they were appointed by -- well, they would be appointed by the current president, whoever that is at any given moment. but that's very indirect. i mean, you can -- in congress you have agreements. where the hell did you get that? well, i'm sorry, that was epa. i voted for clean air, by the way. >> yeah, yeah. [laughter] >> then they authorize the agencies not only to issue regulations that have the force of law, legislative activity, but to enforce them, the executive activity, and then to judge whether the citizen violated them, judicial activity. james madison said the combination of those functions in one hand is the very essence of tyranny. so you come before one o

amg capitol management llc the ftc on injunctions and monetary relief under the federal trade commission'st. listen to u.s. supreme court oral arguments at c-span.org/supreme court. senator angus king of maine when healthcare providers from his home state for a virtual discussion on the use of telehealth during the coronavirus pandemic and how it can be used in the future. of the bipartisan policy center, this event is an hour and 15 minutes. >> good day everyone. and welcome to the bipartisan policy center. our focus today on telemedicine in rural america. i am bill oakland senior vice president here and i have the pleasure work with her health team led by marilyn, katherine hayes. for those of you who may be unfamiliar with the bipartisan policy center we were established a little bit over a decade ago by four former majority leaders of the united states senate

argument in amg capital management llc, the ftc on injunctions and monetary relief under the federal trade commissionpan.org/supreme court. select the votes for president of the united states are as follows. joseph r biden junior of the state of delaware has received 306 votes. donald j trump for the state of florida has received 232 votes. speak with the votes in the 2020 presidential election now counted and confirmed by congress, attention turns to the inauguration of the 46th president of the united states. on generate 20th, joe biden and kamala harris take the oath of office as president and vice president of the u.s. our live coverage begins at 7:00 a.m. eastern on wednesday generate 20th grade watch live on c-span. watch live streaming or on demand it c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. ♪ ♪ >> earlier tonight senate minority leader chuck schumer held a briefing with reporters. he spoke about the recent attack on the u.s. capitol and the possibility of invoking the 25th and memo to the constitution immediately to remove president trump from office. this is 20 minutes. [backgrou

and a case on injunctions and monetary relief under the federal trade commission act. listen to u.s. supreme court oral arguments at c-span.org /supremecourt. announcer: next, a discussion about the mystic terrorismin the aftermath of the u.s. capitol attack. experts on national security and extremist movements share how online misinformation, conspiracy theories, and economic and social conditions work and tripping factors for the january 6 riots, and what can prevent a similar event from occurring in the future. from new america, this is 90 mi nutes. mr. sterman: i am david sterman, senior policy alceste -- analyst at new america. at new america, we have been tracking terrorism and extremism of many kinds, including far right extremism, for about a decade. one of the things we have been doing is tracking deadly attacks that are politically-motivated inside the united states by people who profess or demonstrate such a motivation from any major ideology. according to our data, in the post-9/11 era, we have noted attacks killing 114 people motivated by the far right, an

and amg capitol management on injunctions and monetary relief under the federal trade commission act. listen to your supreme court oral arguments at c-span.org/supreme court. >> the congressional black caucus held a hearing yesterday on the u.s. capitol attack. members of the cbc civil rights activist, d.c. mayor muriel bowser and counterterrorism expert finance spoke about their concerns related to racism and white supremacy connected to the january 6 attack. they discussed president trump's role in the event, flaws in security at the capitol and how they should respond to the incident. this is about an hour and a half. >> we begin today's hearing by giving special acknowledgment to reverend al sharpton, national action network and marc morial, urban league, for i like mindedness in needing to call today's hearing to order. to all other guests and congressional black caucus members thank you for joining our power, our message a fight for justice. we are here to explore the horrific events that took place in our nation's capital exactly one week ago. as chairwoman of the congressional

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to the consumer financial protection bureau, joe biden is picking a commissioner on the federal trade commissionatest picks for the sec and the cfpb. gary gensler to the sec while chopra will be leading the cfpb, or consumer financial protection bureau. coming up, ubs tells us why they are adding bonds -- chinese bonds to perform leo's. plenty more to come. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> 9:00 a.m. in beijing and shanghai. welcome to bloomberg markets, china open. i'm tom mackenzie. >> we are counting down to the first session of the week. stocks across the region down along with u.s. futures, awaiting delays of numbers out of china and the markets comes le

in 2019 tiktok paid out $5.7 million in federal trade commission fines over accusations they violatedr: tiktok from insane dances to chill skateboarders, the hottest platform for today's teens. but this morning the app announcing new privacy settings for users under 18. tiktok telling abc news, starting today, we're changing the default privacy setting for all registered accounts ages 13 to 15 to private. meaning all followers must be approved by the user or the setting must be manually changed to public. they're also limiting comments on videos created by their youngest official users. teens 13 to 15 can now only choose to allow comments from friends or from no one at all on their posts. the company saying the everyone can comment option is being removed for this age group. >> when there is extensive commenting on a video, very frequently there is bullying going on. tiktok has a very young audience and with that young audience comes a lot of responsibility. >> reporter: while these changes are a move towards keeping predators and bullying at bay, without any age verification for sett

the federal trade commission put out the biannual views of what's going on in broadband. obviously raise taxes whether for individuals or corporations >> let's talk about the tax aspect of it governor cuomo talking about how he's going to be looking for highest taxes on the wealthiest new yorkers. i think for new york that would mean a top rate of 15.7% he's got a big budget deficit to address but is he driving out the wealthiest new yorkers >> that's okay the answer is new york has a problem with way it's governed and it's not going to drive new york unless they pay attention to crime in the streets. when the guardian angels come back, then that's an issue the rate on individuals to go higher, however, you have to examine it for places. that's what the job is going to be what's going to happen with the sole tax with middle america and should that be eliminated. the plight of anti-capital is e. and taxes on the corporation, when we raise $3.5 trillion, corporations are about 240 of that, you know, we have to go lightly over the next 12 months on that part nominal rates, y

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and another on injunctions and monetary relief under the fate -- federal trade commission act.n to supreme court oral arguments at c-span.org/print court -- supreme court >>. "washington journal continues host: brendan buck has served more than a decade on capitol hill, talking about the split on president trump's second impeachment. what was the more important factor this week, the number of house republicans who joined democrats to vote for impeachment, or who came out and joined those numbers? guest: the take away for me is there weren't any, and i know some people look at this and say, how where there not more than 10? some cannot believe there are any at all. having been working in that house republican conference for so long, i can't tell you how big of a switch it is that there is now a willingness to cross the president in not small ways, but the biggest way you can possibly cross a president. i think it shows that in both ways that he still has a lot of sway that it was only 10, but is also the beginning of a new era where members are starting to think about what life

. >>> when the federal government took action many old school catalog orders were going nowhere. known as the trade commission mail internet or telephone order merchandise rule. despite the jargon it's pretty simple and says businesses must ship within their advertised timeframe and if they don't you get a refund. the seller can ask for an extension but if you say no, you get a refund. if they don't advertise a shipping window it's 30 days. if they don't you get a refund. if your e-mail doesn't prompt action file an official complaint with the ftc online. if you're feeling that '70s vibe call them toll free. the number is 877-ftc-help. >>> i forgotten her sense of humor. mercifully. >> the world has lost one of the most decorated actresses in tv history. nine-time emmy award winner cloris leachman has died at the age of 94. throughout her career she had several iconic rules, including the land lady phyllis on "the mary tyler show." she died of natural causes surrounded by her family at her home in enknee tas. >>> despite the rain and cold temperatures, more businesses are reopening outdoors starting this morn