li. relative to our use and frequency there of muni, which i referred to in my opening comments could you speak to that, please. >> [inaudible] i work in the state building i was a rider of muni to and from work. i encountered a few attack on the platform and muni platform and during covid refrain friday using public transit i have a young child at home. i'm not surety definition of frequent. >> any agrees committee members. supervisor chan? >> thank you, chair peskin. i had the opportunity to peek with mrs. gloria li. and it was a very informative and pleasant conversation. i felt grateful that of her interest to serving the city. it is a very critical role and i think she has been trying and both her public service work and personal life to really being involved in the city's transit issues and policy work. that said, i want to say that i think there are others this i can easily name off right at this moment that 2 not only have done it is work but done the w for much longer. in this ca

we were lied to about vietnam. we were lied to about iraqi. we were lied to about afghanistan. we see these policies just devastating our country. host: christine, burton, west virginia, line for democrats. did you watch the speech last night? caller: yes, i did. host: what did you think? caller: i agree with president biden 100%. what i see, what i see here in west virginia, he's absolutely right about democracy here. my opinion, i blame fox. i blame the propaganda channel. it lied to america for so long. everywhere i go, fox news is on. they lied to everybody about the big lie and they are still pushing the big lie. and i blame merrick garland and the fbi director for not doing anything for 10 years. they have had a chance with these people, january 6, they haven't been held accountable. this is what you are going to see. violence. no one is held accountable for what they have done. host: you mentioned fox news, the minority leader of the house went on fox news after the address here on capitol hill. here is some of what the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy, had to say.

i said, "then, i'll address you as brother li."sheng was the vice president of china central television. he oversaw the news. then he changed the topic and said: "there's this rumor that the tiananmen self-immolation was staged." "what do you think?" i said, "you're a tv professional." so am i. they shot it just like we would. he said, "it's not like that." "cnn shot that footage, and we took it from them." jason: as chen described, li was the vice president at china central television. according to articles in the state run press, li oversaw china central television's flagship news magazine program focus report... hello everyone, welcome to focus report. and many of the follow-ups. but li wasn't only a propaganda and censorship official. he had another role central to the party's campaign against falun gong. when the communist party launched its crackdown on falun gong in 1999, li hadeen name the fit deputy director of something called the 610 office when the decision was made to persecute falun gong the 610 office was created. a

lies of conspiracy and malice. lies repeated over and over to generate a cycle of anger, hate, vitriol, even violence. in this moment, we have to confront those lies with the truth. the very future of our nation depends on it. my fellow americans, we are facing a defining moment. and inflection point. we must with one overwhelming unified voice speak as a country and say there is no place, no place for voter intimidation or political violence in america. whether it is directed at democrats or republicans. no place period. no place ever. i speak today, near capitol hill, near the u-s capitol am of -- the u.s. capitol, the citadel of our democracy. i know there is a lot at stake in this midterm elections, from our economy, the safety of our streets, personal freedoms, future of health care, social security, medicare, it is all important. but -- we will have our differences, we have our difference of opinion. that is how is this supposed to be. there is something else at stake, democracy itself. i am not the only one

it's tragic because it's all just rooted in lies.are spreading to gain political power. and they need to realize these lies have consequences and they are consequences that are real. they're harmful. and god willing, never become deadly. sometimes we're at the risk of that terrible thing coming to fruition. >> your republican opponent is one of 10 election liars running for secretary of state around the country. those are people in charge of elections in those states. what would it mean if they win, if any of them win their races and become the secretaries of state? >> i think three things. one, we'll certainly see them use these fplatforms of electio to further conspiracy theories and lies. they'll also change the rules to make it more confusing for voters to participate in our elections as well as make it more difficult for us to run fair and secure elections. and then they will stand in the way potentially as their actions in the past have shown of the certification of fair election results simply because they disd disagree with t

if you strip away over the lies the accusations, the propaganda. do you in your own mind, have a clear idea why putin started this war? yeah, he started this war because he wants to stay in power. so wanted to do it for lifetime. and since he cannot sell in order to get any economy success, because the economy is shrinking going down since just off the team, the end of the day, like most people in russia has be geraniums deadly. he can only sell some military successes. that's why he wanted to read it, was it? it was given him this. all right, like all of the raise brushing rules defense ration. interesting. so if that were for some years like to work with brain and he just wanted to repeat this, bring me an exercise. so this idea that he felt threatened by nato, and he thought nato countries were trying to, in circle russia. although how you in circle a country that has 11 times ends and is 10 percent or 11 percent of the world's land mass, it's difficult to imagine, but all that's nonsense. all that was nonsense, was it? let's maybe a 2nd thing i

li. relative to our use and frequency there of muni, which i referred to in my opening comments could you speak to that, please. >> [inaudible] i work in the state building i was a rider of muni to and from work. i encountered a few attack on the platform and muni platform and during covid refrain friday using public transit i have a young child at home. i'm not surety definition of frequent. >> any agrees committee members. supervisor chan? >> thank you, chair peskin. i had the opportunity to peek with mrs. gloria li. and it was a very informative and pleasant conversation. i felt grateful that of her interest to serving the city. it is a very critical role and i think she has been trying and both her public service work and personal life to really being involved in the city's transit issues and policy work. that said, i want to say that i think there are others this i can easily name off right at this moment that 2 not only have done it is work but done the w for much longer. in this ca

then he lies about it as if he wasn't caught on tape. it's tragic, sad and pathetic. >> jesse: it is sad. we hope we get a more qualified guy in there at the department of energy, because you probably need the best and brightest when you're handling nuclear fuel waste, whatever the heck it is he does. victor, thank you very much. everybody check out his book

we have to confront those lies with the truth. the very future of our nation depends on it. >> but can people hear this warning amidst the cacophony of economic hard times? because we know that midterm voters' top concern, according to polls, is not the future of democracy. it is the current state of the economy, which is understandable, given the very real financial struggles folks are facing. as opposed to theoretical limitations of freedom to vote in the future. today, i asked the democratic pollster how democrats, he thinks, will fare in the midterm elections, what he's seeing out there. he responded simply with this screen grab, the image of a category 4 hurricane making landfall. not a good forecast for democrats. though, again, these are just polls and predictions and prognostications. at the end of the day, it's all up to you. now, you might remember our first guest, the georgia election official who, in december 2020, let loose on trump and others for pushing these election lies that he thought were fostering violent thre

no one lied like the obama administration.use calling obama is a liar is considered racist. >> if you like your doctor, can you keep your doctor. if you like your healthcare plan, you can keep your healthcare plan. >> that's a red line for us. and that there would be enormous consequences if we start seeing movement on the chemical weapons front. >> there is no spying on americans. you know, we don't have a domestic spying program. >> jesse: obama lied lost your doctor. lost watched genocide and lied about how much he spied. he lied about the irs, bengals, fast and furious. he lied when he said hillary was likeable and joe biden didn't learn much from being number 2 to barry but his administration did learn one thing. that lying is the best strategy because the media lets you do it. >> the economists that the president has been relying on suggest that there is a transitory nature to the inflation. >> the president has said and you have tweeted that allegations of wrongdoing based on files pulled from hunter biden's laptop are

you are responsible for your lies.mistake, which means that a person does not have the right to yo, especially from on which the life of people depends on the fate of entire cities and part of the people. can't afford to do it. and while it hurts a lot with a sledgehammer, as now on the internet they don’t hit such people on the hands or on the head, these mistakes are unlikely to be quickly corrected and we are unlikely to enter the paradigm when such errors become an accident, they become a regularity, while we observed that this is a regularity. unfortunately, now about the west there is such a writer, somerset, who, like such a visible, significant proportion of english writers, of course, he was an intelligence officer, like daniel defoe who wrote the well-known robinson crusoe and many attribute to him that he was almost the creator of british intelligence, almost its leaders, this is not a fact, but it does not matter. i also had an english intelligence officer with me. he was, among other things, in the soviet

lies that politicians are spreading to gain political power.nsequences and their consequences that are real, they are harmful. and you know god willing -- never become deadly, but it certainly feels like sometimes we are on the risk of that terrible thing coming to fruition. >> so your republican opponent is one of more than ten election liars deniers -- running secretary of state, -- those people in charge of elections in those states. what would it mean if they win -- if any of them when their wages, and become secretaries of state? >> i think the three things, one will certainly see them use these platforms, these very powerful platforms of elections officers to further conspiracy theories and allies to associates of doubts, to digitalize our democracy, and also change the rose to make it more confusing for voters to participate in our elections. as well as make it more difficult for us to run a fair and secure elections. and then they will stand in the way potentially, as their actions in the past have shown, that the certification of a fai

but the lies about that attack persist online.an extraordinary degree, pushed by elon musk to his 100 million followers, by republican members of congress, by donald trump junior, even circulated by ted cruz. a point made by san francisco's d.a. to miguel almaguer. >> the main hurdle when we have so many people putting out misinformation. >> joining me now is senior reporter on the disinformation beat, what a busy beat it is, ben, ben collins and former d.c. chief of homeland security and intelligence. the speaker's office says it's going to be a long recovery. he is still in the icu. the lies have multiplied since we spoke yesterday. they have proliferated like wildfire. partly, that's elon musk's takeover of twitter. >> that's exactly right. andrea, in the disinformation space, on friday there were people trying to go and confirm what the guy's beliefs were based on these blogs were his. we knew the blogs right away. in that vacuum, it was filled on the far right with complete lies. complete myths and fairytales they were buildi

look, from morning to night we see lies, lies, lies, lying words, lying actions, lying thoughts.hen the hero of my novel lies . let's say, but i didn't take a rye ear, but now russia is all in a lie, this is what the mothers of russians who sent their children to the front are suffering. nothing is happening, no one is writing to them. they are somewhere. and they demand from putin, what is putin doing? he gathers his female officials of the appropriate age, well, such an age that this person can already have a 20-year-old child there, and he sits with them and despairs, everyone knows that these are fake people, they are not people's mothers who have died or who are fighting in ukraine, lies are everywhere and there is definitely mistrust. and this emanation from the word nurture is fostering mistrust in russian society. i hope that ukraine and the volunteer movement and military movements and our heroic soldiers are all built on trust if i'm a volunteer, i'm taking something to the front, so i don't want to bring something that's not fake, i'm not, i don't have it in my head th

the president lies. president obama lies. my opponent lied. of course the media amplifies those same lies. let's face it, lies taint you. so it's very effective. you know, we won this campaign, we won this race, because i told the truth. but, again, those lies, when you have a political party that has no problem lying, where they figure the end justifies the means, unfortunately that has an impact in politics. >> sean: i don't see the people in the great state of wisconsin, i look at wisconsin as salt of the earth, the midwest in this country, great values, great people, hard work, pay their taxes, obey the laws, really the people that make america great. and i don't see them at all in line with mandela barnes, but yet he got a significant portion of the vote that i believe if the people of wisconsin knew that would not have voted for him at all. am i correct in that? >> you're exactly right. he was in hiding. he didn't expose himself to the press. runs these cutesy ads. but again, when the lay -- for example, the weekend before the election,

the rest of it is all build on these lies on cells. so cells competing records and so on, so we can see it by the database in the 1st place. it's above us that he missed his own strength and the ability to bring in our reaction. louis, it was all great. mystical ation based on misinformation you received from you to support a 1000000000 service from means of defense and so on. but do russian officials even know where the truth really lives anymore? well, it's hard to say that because i think on the very low level people who work really in the field so to speak. ready you know the truth, while they're being reported prior to it, it's in many ways. so it's no surprise that the decision makers on the chain, they sell the information which is not reflecting reality for over 20 years that you worked in the foreign ministry. you said the level of lies and unprofessionalism was increasing all the time. is that what was demanded by the bosses? just tell the gramm then what they want to hear. that's it. yes. yes, because if you report to my. re

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he lied to his son. he lied to me. he lied to the public. >> let's listen to some of the interviews -- >> i'm sorry. >> no, no. on this very point i want to support what you're telling us right now, part of your interviews with o'brien and pottinger, let's listen. >> the exact phrase i used is this will be the biggest national security threat you face in your presidency. i was pretty passionate about it. >> so people in china who i reached out to and to just get an unvarnished informal take on what was going on, and what i was hearing from them was is this isn't sars 2003. this is 1918 again. i'm talking with guys on the ground saying here's the real data says. as many as 50% of the cases are asymptomatic spread and therefore it's going to be impossible to screen for it. it's going to take off like wildfire. >> that's the deputy national security adviser saying this is 1918. he knew how bad it was going to be, and he communicated it to the president. it struck me, bob, listening to the first response, did you look at t

scandal, it's unknown how it all ended , because in the united states, of all people in the world, lies forgiven, because, well, you absolutely remember there too there was once a scandal about the fact that some movie star wanted her child to study in some educational institution and she lied a little or that she was a volunteer. to get into a higher educational institution, you are a daughter or a son. some kind movie stars, it still doesn't mean anything, you either have some success or you study er or you don't have those successes or you are volunteers, which is a very big plus in order to later get access to higher education. that is, it is instilled there from an early age, it is clear that we have here our circumstances are taught by volunteers, but sometimes people perceive volunteers . what are these people who are obliged to do something? no , they are people who do something of their own free will. by the way, about volunteers, iryna koval, our presenter is a volunteer and is currently collecting money for divorce drones for a given tactical group adam who is in the bakhmut

wei li: not at this juncture.om: you have been consistent in your view that the fed will have to accept -- i wonder if anything you heard from jay powell last week changes your views or how you may want to be allocating or positioning? rates may come off in december but the terminal rate will be higher was the key takeaway. does it change your assessment? wei li: i think it adds to our assessment that the focus of central banks including the fed is inflation fighting at all costs in 2022 and that was the case with the fed, the boe as well. we forecast a peak rate in the u.s. to be around 5%. and in the u.k. to be 4.25%. the reason there is a difference is because the u.k. economy is weaker at this juncture and we will likely see a recession sooner in the u.k. rather than in the u.s. for the u.s., the payroll number on friday adds to the conviction that right now the labor market is not so much a challenge. in fact if anything if you look at the participation rate at the u.s. labor market it is back to the level at

out through a parliamentary tool which is part of the constitution, he has been weaponizing through liesertain agenda he wants to carry forward for his political gain. this is very unfortunate. he enjoyed a lot of respect and following and i am sure he would still enjoy it but the way he has handled in these six months -- brought about, whipped about the conspiracy theories of an imported government being installed in pakistan and the u.s. being instrumental in the vote of no-confidence and all of these lies which were weaponized and inculcated into the minds of people to incite people to violence. all of the defamation and barrage of attacks on institutions including the supreme court, the election commission and the institutions of the armed forces for his own political gains, this is unfortunate. but what happened yesterday is equally unfortunate and highly condemnable. pakistan peoples party has been the victim of terrorist attacks and assassination attempts so we cannot and will not keep silent on such attacks at having said -- but having said that, the travel alerts were shared by

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it's not lies, it's dangerous lies, deadly lies. >> absolutely. absolutely. >> thank you, jamie. >> jamie, thank you, as always. let's talk about new numbers. polls for republicans are showing a strong position ahead of next week's mid terms the economy is at the forefront of what most of voters care about, but only 3% say crime is the most important issue this election season. for them let's bring in political director david chalian. what do the numbers tell us? >> this brand new batch of polling that we're wribringing m our exclusive cnn polls deals with confidence in the election results. take a look. are you confident that the u.s. elections will reflect the will of the people? this is a divided nation. 50% are confident, 50% of americans are not. take a look by party. so democrats far more confident than not, 61 to 39%s are independents roughly split 49-51. 59% of republicans are not confident that the u.s. elections will reflect the will of the people, four in ten republicans are. if you look over time we do see flight uptick in confidence a

do you call lies lies? do you call overtly racist actions and words racist?e is only getting misinformation. do you allow that person on a network or station? or on a podcast? what other guidelines are around that, how do you handle those things? all of these things which we had kind of a set of presumptions about. those presumptions ended up being insufficient. what has really happened over the course of the past five or six years is -- has been that the media has been learning on the fly about these things. coming to different conclusions about it. in some institutions better than others, quite frankly. and so it has really been a mixed bag. >> do you think that we are prepared -- is the media prepared for 2024, especially when you see what is happening on a place like twitter. elon musk unbanning donald trump and other bad actors on twitter, in this arbitrary awareness now that he owns twitter. >> by in large, no. i'm really concerned about that to be honest. the nightmare scenario is what you do -- we didn't have this as an issue in the midterms, thankful

li, using a mix of computer vision and g. yes, to arrive at their destination in order to avoid obstacles along the way. they're equipped with 12 cameras, ultrasound sensors, radars, and neural networks. they move at 6 kilometers per hour, a brisk pace for pedestrian, but there are a few other limitations. first of all, volume delivery as limited, the range from the store is limited to and sir, it cannot go up the stairs, especially for people with mobility issues. that's a problem. they have to go down and pick it up and hold it back up themselves. so it's still gonna take some time before robots will manage, climbing the stairs to your apartment door for people like me who live on the 5th floor. there's definitely room for improvement, but the developers are working on it and tell him these driverless delivery robots from clever and have recently started operating in normal traffic at speeds of up to 25 kilometers per hour. however, there are still humans in the background checking that everything runs smoothly. robots and

this is something that he's lied about his involvement. he's lied about his knowledge. and we need to investigate that because this is an issue of national security. you know, let me ask you this, because you also saye and i've raised this question now for quite a period of time, and that is if you're taking money and doing business deals for that amount of moneyia with russia, you know, fornd example, one hundred million dollars, former first lady of moscow invested in real estater hunters by hunter biden. involved in it is no experience that we found at all in realize. estate. gav you add that to the fact that she also gave three and a half million. then you loonak at china and you've at one point let five dollars billion deal with the bank of china.e let me see if my choice in investments is goldman sachs, deutsche bank or hunter. by you, you mean the chinese are going to go with unabiding firm? i tend to doubt alr n l of that. and now the question reallyn is is this. is this president compromised by some of the most hostile r regimes on the face of the earth? that's

the president lies. president obama lies. my opponent lied. and of course, the media amplifies those same lies. e let's face it, lies taint you. so it's very effective. this we won this campaign. we won this race because i told the truth. but again, those lies when whene you have a political party that has no problem lying, where they figured the end justifies the means. unfortunately,ifies th that hasn impact in politics. >> but i don't. see the people in the great state of wisconsin. wisconsinea as saltrt of the earth, the midwest in this country, great values, great people, hard work, pay their taxes, obey the laws. really, the people make america great. >> and i don'tt ma see them at l in line with mandela barnes. but yet he got a significanti bi portion of the vote that i believe the people of wisconsin knew that wouldn't would no t have voted for him at all. >> am i correct in that? >> you're exactly right.y he was in hiding. he didn'he didt reallyn' exposee to the press. you know, he runs he's a little cutesy ads. n they but again, when

. >> >>> barsworth bought into trus election lies. bowers did not. >> arizona voters. >> it is very possible that the bill that i assigned liberally to my committees will be back, possibly of not getting a governor's signature would be a disaster. i call it the possibility of going back to the dark ages in arizona. >> the united states headed into the 2022 midterm elections with more at stake regarding american democracy perhaps than ever before. from arizona to pennsylvania to georgia and all the so-called swing states, the former president donald trump is backing loyalists like david foren forenforensworth. what th says was as plot designed to keep trump as president in 2020. >> what's the bottom line you want the american people to know from these hearings? >> there are several things. one is there was a very sophisticated multi-part plan oover seen by donald trump to attempt to over turn the election. no president in our history have done anything close to that before. >> vice chair liz cheney spen the last year bucking her party

this is so, just in case, a refutation of his own lies.ing is that the fake spread and was read by millions. and already this refutation, there are 10-15-20 people, and no one needs it, because the news lives one day. she fulfilled her function, that fake in armenian, which they launched, it fulfilled its function, doubts were sown among people, by the way, one unsuccessful fake about the crimeans turned out to be a coulter little, therefore, the second one was not long in coming, according to which an important transport infrastructure facility in dzhankoy was destroyed a little bit. talk about a drone attack on november 16 was successfully repelled by russian air defense systems. however, with a look and categorically refuse to believe they say, if everything is so, why the road bridge was closed for repairs the ukrainian side will never recognize. e defeat. uh, in this or that operation and therefore, uh, they always do it even if they are somewhere retreated somewhere, but were defeated. uh, lost territory somewhere. they always make a

what do you think lies behind it? i think the russian _ do you think lies behind it?ssian military are _ do you think lies behind it? i think the russian military are behind i do you think lies behind it? i think| the russian military are behind the decision to withdraw, it's pretty sound, and i think their commander is clearly following an overall strategy to conserve as much russian force as possible, short lines to be able to hold ground over the winter in anticipation of bringing in potentially hundreds of thousands of freshly mobilised forces for new offences in 2023, so i think that's their strategy, and ultimately i think it is a vindication of ukraine's strategy in the south, to continue interdict russian grand lizard into communication, justice and command and control centres, to make russia's position on the right bank of these dnieper river untenable. the ukrainian strategy has been vindicated and has prevented the need for a ukrainian frontal assault engaging with pretty heavy street to street urban fighting. this has been avoided. so if indication of russ

lies of conspiracy and malice. lies repeated overand over to generate a cycle of anger, hate and even violence. in this moment we have to confront those lies with the truth. the very future of our nation depends on it. my fellow americans we are facing a defining moment, an inflection point. we must with one overwhelming unified voice speak as a country and say there's no place, no place for voter intimidation or political violence in america. whether it's directed at democrats or republicans. no place, period. no place ever. i speak today near capitol hill, near the u.s. capitol. the citadel of our democracy. i know there's a lot at stake in midterm elections from our economy to safety of our streets to personal freedoms, the future of health care, social security, medicare, it's all important. we'll have our differences. we have our difference of opinion. that's what's it's supposed to be. but there's something else at stake. democracy itself. i'm not the only one who sees it. recent polls have shown overwhelming

this is so, just in case, a refutation of his own lies. the main thing is that the fake spread and was read by millions. and already this is a refutation, there are 10-15-20 people, and it’s for no one it’s not necessary, because the news lives for one day, and it fulfilled its function, that fake in armenian that they launched, it fulfilled its function among people, sowed out of doubt, by the way, one unsuccessful fake about the crimeans turned out to be not enough with a coulter, so i didn’t force myself wait for the second one, according to which the important object of the transport infrastructure in dzhankoy was destroyed a little bit. speech about the attack of drones on november 16 was successfully repelled by russian air defense systems. however, with a look and categorically refuse to believe they say, if everything is so why the dzhankoysky automobile bridge was closed for repairs, the ukrainian side will never recognize. e defeat e in this or operation, so they always make a difference even if they somewhere retreated somewhere

it was lies that did the marker for him. he is the type of liar that lies because i want to help you and it started with masks. if you remember, we didn't have a mask issue before, people were rushing to the store, hoarding the supply, everybody wanted a mask. fauci went out and said masks don't work, people stopped getting them, that wasn't true. the mask didn't work was a lie. they wanted to hoard the supply for people working in the hospital, he could have just said that. then the vaccine, if you get the vaccine, you can't die from covid, we knew that was a lie. he said he wanted people to get the vaccine and the final thing and this is one that we still need answers on, when it came to gain of function, he know for a fact we funded that research, he played semantic game with rand paul, they needed to get ahead. >> one question, one final question was to fauci, can you tell us about the origin of covid, fair question, given millions died across the world and there was like defense from karine jean-pierre, which i'm going

. >> reporter: their presence marks a significant moment for wendy li who has worked at the jing ying gift shop for almost 11 years. she says the area under jenkins has become more safe and hopes her extended role as d.a. will bring increased security to the neighborhood she loves. >> we'll be more safe right now, yeah. we hope the people have good luck and good health for them. >> reporter: jenkins has made it a priority to prosecute perpetrators of hate crimes, particularly those of the asian community, something li has been victimf. >> i homopere pepleased to come in, to walk around, will be more safe. >> i'm going to continue to do the work of being out in the community to make sure that i understand what the challenges are in each respective neighborhood, talking to the business owners to understand whether or not we're seeing progress with respect to theft and burglaries of their businesses so that again, we're making sure that we're putting our resources in the right place. >> reporter: at the gift shop li says she loves san francisco and hopes to see it get safer under the lea

he said the consumer protection bureau repeats innuendo, half-truths and lies. the former team employee told cbs news she was among the targets of the alleged workplace abuses. >> i am one of many women who experienced sexual harassment, derogatory comments , daily comments about what we were wearing. and, that is just a surface level. it really was a very hostile place to work >> reporter: according to the dc attorney general, snyder and the nfl together tried to block findings of the league's own 10 month investigation being publicly revealed. bradley blackburn, cbs news. >> today, the nfl called the lawsuit baseless and vowed to vigorously defend itself in court. >>> staying with sports, what san francisco giants did not have their option picked up and will not hit free agency. >>> plus, a brutal break for 49ers quarterback jason barrette, the quarterback was ready to return to game action, now not even close. details next. >>> coming up on the cbs evening news, how inflation is contributing to staggering credit card debt. what americans should know heading i

this is so, just in case, a refutation of his own lies. the main thing is that the fake spread and was read by millions. and already this refutation, there are 10-15-20 people, and no one needs it, because the news lives one day. it fulfilled its function, that armenian fake that they launched, it fulfilled its function among people, sowed out of doubt, by the way, one unsuccessful fake about crimea was not enough with the opener, so the second did not keep itself waiting, according to which there is a little bit of a lot destroyed an important object of transport infrastructure in dzhankoy speech about the attack of drones on november 16 was successfully repelled by russian air defense systems however with an air and categorically refuse to believe they say, if everything is so, then why the dzhankoysky automobile bridge was closed for repairs, the ukrainian side will never recognize. e defeat. uh in that operation, so uh, they always win even if they retreated somewhere and were defeated. uh, lost territory somewhere. they always make a

if you strip away over the lies the accusations, the propaganda. do you and your mind have a clear idea why putin started this war? yeah, she started this. ready war because he wants to day once you're struggling for lifetime and since he cannot sell in his book relation any success. ready economy is shrinking if it's going to start with team the end of the daily life. most people in russia has be deadly. he can only spell some military successes. that's why see. ready wanted to read because it, it is all right, life all raise brushing rules defense ration interest. and so that would work for some years like to work with brain and he just wanted to repeat this premium excise. so this idea that he felt threatened by nato, and he thought nato countries were trying to, in circle russia. although how you in circle a country that has 11 times owns and is 10 percent or 11 percent of the world's land mass. it's difficult to imagine, but all that's nonsense, all that was nonsense, was it that may be a 2nd thing. it was thinking about, but i think the inter

of the internet we've always known that the lies spread faster. we can't hit the erase button on social media so what does this look like going forward? >> yeah, look, we're in for a lot more dumber conversations at the thanksgiving dinner table at this rate. especially with people like elon musk committed to having those sorts of lies and disinformation placed on these platforms. that's what we saw this weekend, there was this information gap, this vacuum where information was, where people were trying to trace down exactly whose blog this was, and what kind of ideology this person had in that space of trying to confirm something, people who spread disinformation filled that gap, but they filled it with lies. that pervaded throughout the weekend. >> ben collins, thank you. >>> south korea in a state of shock and mourning, after more than 150 people died in a stampede in seoul over the weekend. today, investigators combed through the street where is the chaotic crush happened one of the narrow alleyways still littered with debris officials looking

look, from morning to night, we see lies in lies, lies, lying words, lying actions, lying thoughts.in the rye, now russia is all a lie, this is what the mothers of russians who sent their children to the front are suffering. nothing is happening, no one is writing to them, they are somewhere. these children, these boys, they are somewhere or they would have died. they are looking for and demanding from putin, what is putin doing? he gathers his officials of the female gender and of the appropriate age, well, of such an age that this person can already have a 20-year-old child there, and he sits with them and stretches everyone knows that these are fake people, these are not the mothers of people who died or who are fighting in ukraine, lies are everywhere and definitely is mistrust and this comes from the word nurture, it is nurtured distrust in russian society. i hope that ukraine and the volunteer movement and military movements and our heroic soldiers are all built on trust. if i am a volunteer taking something to the front, then i do not want to lead something that is not well w

you said the level of lies and unprofessionalism was increasing all the time. is that what was demanded by the bosses just tell the gram then what they want to hear. that's it. yeah. yeah, because if you reported to moscow. ready the recession is not always favorable to us. they might make things that you use won't work well enough and it will make your career prospects less. right then you would expect. so everybody wants to breeze now, school to show that they were being very hard and then you've got to re promotions and all. so that's, that's your belief. and you said in may that you had recently seen misleading information cable to moscow because that's what they wanted to hear. what was that information? mostly it was the, the russia, russian interest, the russian positions, regardless of the world, is very widely shared by many countries. but the russia isolated that the west of. ready balls and everybody on this down the death balls, for instance, it also goes to the chemical scandals about these 3 files poisoning on the y and boys and. ready for instanc