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i want to know about where the solution lies. jeny, said during a briefing this week that 12 accounts on facebook are responsible for about two-thirds of the vaccine misinformation on the platform. and if you're wondering who they are, we got a list. they come from a report called the disinformation dozen. we'll show you who the 12 are. i wonder -- if you got any of these 12 in your facebook accounts of the people you're following, maybe tonight is the night to do a little digital hygiene and consider whether you want to keep following them. how much is on facebook and maybe the federal government to deal with and how much of this is on us in terms of the way that we engage on facebook and how savvy and/or gullible we may be with what we allow to come across our screens. >> both, really, are important. on the one hand, we should be teaching media literacy. one of the things we open happens with the publication of our book is that people spend more time thinking about their media diet. thinking about not just who they follow on facebo

lies. >> well, but it's not what's happening. you heard jensaki at the white house say 65% of the covid misinformation on facebook, the white house believes is coming from 12 users. i mean, 12 people responsible for 65%, and one of the things the surgeon general said is they need facebook, you guys need facebook to identify those so-called super spreaders of misinformation and limit the information they can spread. is that something you think would be effective? >> we need people to step up, including the private sector. if they are in charge, they have responsibility to make sure that their platforms are being used in the right way. this is the private sector. it's not government. facebook has a lot of latitude as a private company. but everyone has responsibilities, and we hope that everyone steps to the plate. and so far too much disinformation is out there. clearly this information, which is giving people the sense of insecurity, is out there harming americans. 99% of the people who are dying today in hospitals throughout the country with

jen psaki as we look at the list. >> saying you're the most ethical doesn't make it true. here's the problem when it comes to the biden family. they have lied don't use that word loosely, they have lied consistently about hunter biden's dealings. so i don't give a lot of credence to what they say. the question is what are they actually going to do. initially when we first reported on hunter biden in january of 2018, they said it wasn't true, he didn't have foreign deals. then they admitted he had foreign deals, but never talked about it to his dad. then evidence came out that he did talk to his dad about it. then they shifted to the fact that his father never met with business partners then evidence was shown that that was the case. and on and on and on. the point is, they've consistently lied and you can't simply take them at their word. and that's i think, again, the mistake that the media's making. that's what they've done. and they need to stop doing it. maria: real quick, peter, i know the top federal prosecutor in delaware decided to pause a criminal investigation of hunter biden months before the 2020 election to prevent the public f

lies. now the white house is about to get a lot more aggressive in fighting vaccine misinformation and conspiracy theories press secretary jen psaki calling it literally a matter of life and death >> certainly the push back against disinformation, information that is, you know, literally a matter of life and death, is something that's going to be a continued focus of this administration. >> the president fighting back against the misinformation and lies that are killing americans. the misinformation and lie that's are a threat to our health, to the health of our democracy. the misinformation, the lie that's are fuel the the assault on the vote all across this country. we're in a very dangerous place right now. pay attention. get involved. i want to bring in now cnn's jamie g with more on breaking new, the excerpts from the new book that says top generals feared the then-president would attempt a coup after losing the election. good evening to you. it's not out of the realm of possibility especially when you consider what happened on january 6th. we appreciate you join us. let's talk about what these excerpts show. shows how

lies against term? the least of which was russia collusion. >> charlie: to me the amazing thing about all this is jen psaki's are doing. we suspected for a long time, now they know they are boasting about it. it came on the very same day the w.h.o. issued a statement saying that actually maybe they reacted too quickly to suppress information on the lab leak theory a year and a half ago. that was one of those theories that had been banned. facebook and google and all these platform silence, vanishing from the internet. "the washington times" or answers about this very early on in the stories disappeared. i look back at that and i think about how many lives might have been saved if they hadn't vanished that information from the internet. >> kayleigh: amazing. really quick, harris, the producers are saying we got to run. any thoughts? steel in the surgeon general floated out his advisory, and as part of that, it is a suggestion to big tech that they adjust their algorithms to look for where they think we are making mistakes. just marinate on that like chicken for a minute. >> kayleigh: will marinate during the

lies. now, the white house is about to get a lot more aggressive in fighting vaccine misinformation and conspiracy theories. the press secretary, jenally a matter of life and death. >> certainly, the pushback against disinformation, information that is, you know, literally, a matter of life and death, is something that is going to be a continued focus of this administration. >> the president, fighting back against the misinformation and lies that are killing americans. the misinformation and lies, that are a threat to our health. to the health of our democracy. the misinformation, the lies that are fueling the assault on the vote, all across this country. we're in a very dangerous place, right now. pay attention. get involved. i want to bring in, now, cnn's jamie gangel with more on our breaking news tonight. the excerpts she obtained from the new book that says top generals feared the then-president would attempt a coup, after losing the election. jamie, good evening to you. it's not out of the realm, the possibilities here, especially as i said, when you consider what happened on january 6th. we appreciate you joining us. so, let

lies about the 2020 election and stoked violence on january 6th. as of right now facebook and twitter have declined to comment on the former president's announcement. peter baker new york times chief white house correspondent, jenuse and 2016 campaigns and former press secretary to house speaker jon boehner. thank you all for joining us this afternoon. peter, let me start with you. do you think president trump actually expects these lawsuits to be successful? >> well, look, first of all, we should remember that donald trump is one of the most litigious people he's seen in american history, he's filed suits, threatens suits, withdraws suits at the drop of the hat. it's a strategy for him and he's told aides and adviserses this that the suits are not just there to win, they send a message and intimidate an op bonent and create pressure. he didn't always follow through. he didn't always take it the full length of actual court process. so the message you just played is the message he's trying to get it across. if they can do it to me, they can do it to you. he's connecting to his base. they're out to get us and you should remember that i am one of you and you're one of me and that's the important message he's sendi

lies and brainwashing is amazing. there is one other thing i wanted to get to. i think everyone should watch the press conference with jenstop what they call misinformation. they are using covid as an excuse to do that but if they do that, once covid goes away, that will never go away people. you better do everything you can to stop that from happening. that is very scary. host: that was greg in virginia. if you are interested in watching any press conference, this or previous ones, i invite you to go to our website at c-span.org. the daily press briefing will be available for you to watch, including all of last week's. the website is c-span.org. we go to michael in alabama, democrat line. caller: yes, sir. i just had a comment concerning the fellow who thinks they should bomb cuba. apparently, and he made the comment that if all the people had personal firearms, everything would change overnight. i have been in the military. he has never seen what i helicopter gunship can do to somebody. never seen what i 20 millimeter cannon can inflict on the human body -- what a 20 millimeter cannon can inflict on the human body. the