this is like gutenberg, like gutenberg on speed.y to print books when monks had previously been hand writing them, and we have got that to the power of a billion now, so of course there will be paroxysms as society rearranges itself, and my only caution is to say "look, stop "demanding that everyone does this by next tuesday, "because otherwise we will not get good results." if you're going to do the incredibly difficult work of balancing the freedom of expression that facebook represents at its best, with minimising the harms, with a kind of organisation that we don't even know how to describe, we have not yet agreed whether it is a platform or a publisher, and that whole section 230 debate, so we are dealing with something vast and immensely complex, and it will not be solved overnight, and it shouldn't be because we would make bad mistakes if you did. it seems to me that all of your messages about information chaos are going to require the next generation of internet and media users to be much more internet and information litera

. >> reporter: fred gutenberg's daughter was killed at parkland responding >> she has no place in congress. >> reporter: greene did not respond for our request of comments i have team of people managing my pages >> i think she's a lunatic she's insane >> reporter: kevccarthy is calling greene's comment disturbing saying they'll have a conversation about it. lester >> peter alexander, thank you. >>> the state that's becoming an unlikely success in the covid vaccine roll-out at a time when so many others are struggling. let's get more on it from stephanie gosk in west virginia. >> the care home got a much anticipated visit today. >> are you ready this living center is not getting their first dose this is the second >> reporter: the state says by the end of the week, every long-term care facility will have had two vaccine rounds. >> there are states in the country are not getting the first doses. what does it feel like to have west virginia blowing everybody away >> west virginia has a long history of bucking people that's pretty much what occurs. >> reporter: the state decides not to join a

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professor andreas rodder is an historian atjohannes gutenberg university of mainz. hejoins me now.litics for so long now? it is a crucial decision which has been taken today. the leader of the cdu is one of the strongest people to become chancellor candidate, and probably the success of angela merkel as the chancellor in germany. if the new party chairman becomes... either the new chairman becomes chancellor or is just a party leader of the cdu, it will be a very centralfigure of german of the cdu, it will be a very central figure of german politics and a very important for german politics in the next decade. horse politics in the next decade. how im ortant politics in the next decade. how important is _ politics in the next decade. how important is key _ politics in the next decade. how important is key for _ politics in the next decade. how important is key for the christian democrats? they have paid a price for being in coalition among their supporters. they have come under huge criticism, not least from the right, overthe huge criticism, not least from the right, over the large

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ted cruz and aoc -- gutenberg would play you, jesse. >> jesse: thank you.ree. can you agree with jesse today? >> juan: if this is a rare moment where i agree with ted cruz. i'm a capitalist. i think that, you know what? the big boys are playing the game, and they got beat at their game. anytime it's david versus goliath, you know i am a david guy. i like the underdog. what matters is, as an investor, that wall street just had its worst week this week since october. it was a bad week for wall street. there lots of ups and downs and tricks. we don't know exactly how the hedge funds played, and some of them may have made out. in addition, you think about that robin hood thing. they are saying that they didn't have the money. it wasn't the hedge funds were telling them to shut down, it's that they didn't want to come up empty-handed. i don't know what's true. to the did the sec get involved? i don't know. it's interesting about elizabeth warren. after the 'oh eight recession, it was barack obama and elizabeth warren, consumer protection board, who tried to put

t have one they are huge gutenberg looking things. >> there's a question in the comments. i can't read the comments very well. but someone asked. the individual ones. they are all in the library of congress. llc.gov. details. incredible well-dressed woman. .he is walking issues that they don't know about anymore. there are others that we can't imagine from that time. the quality.with some of them are really detailed. these pictures were not reproduced. was expensive for newspapers to reproduce images. we have the55 where illustrated newspaper. the places like harper's monthly , there these images you can buy where you can buy cartoons. is the same people, same images. the artist could capitalize on either side. >> the ambassador to london that --eted grant on this trip it's illustrative of what a small circle grant had. question.a withincludes the interview the various leaders, including lee, causing controversy back home. >> that is true. i consider this an early draft. they would talk about the political situation, but he preferred to talk more about the past. and i thin

folks and black folks to finally see us as real people and knowing for the first time there is the gutenberghift in consciousness to improve the mechanism of the smart phone. the smart phone has revolutionized in a certain way because we just dimestore steven spielberg's like spike lee and we command i think someone who's made an entire film on the iphone he take back from his own and returns the favor by using their mechanisms and machinery for his own hand so now everyday people can take a smart phone to prove empirical verification that can be verified through the senses , see here taste or smell it , but for cabin saying this is what happens. come on mike you must have been nasty to that police we see white people nasty to the police every day but they don't die even with that premise you mr. spoken out of trouble white people do it every day. never bother they are espresso today but never demonized. they live in the police don't seem to shoot them with the same alacrity or same disregard as they do for a black person who steps a little bit over the line. so you must've done something. t