lionel lionel media dot com lie are smart t.v. is getting a little too smart. no we're getting a little too dumb and go low ball but by the way holland this is all moot this is academic nobody cares about this if you were to say you know they're watching you there is because most people today were born in captivity 8 to say it i was referring before i did research before before this incredible show and by the way your music could be a little more ominous play a little more a few near real eternity eerie because that's it. but already it is a thera men but when in 2008 i was looking back comcast was announcing that they were going to put cameras in cable boxes for get and before that remember my rule if you read about is 5 years old at least by cable cameras in your cable box forget your t.v. now here's what they said and here's what they say now to say how huge getting it all wrong we're trying to find better ways to service the customer we want to see if you're watching what you're watching how many people are watching and by the way if there's ambient noise of let's say dogs barking we might use a new some kibble. here and there it so this is been going on i say since the mid ninety's this is this is so small our past obvious but remember and this is the most important how and if you don't like this don't buy it . and you will tell you if you don't if you want to go back to you zenith crank up the motorola go ahead with the rabbit ears you don't need to do this government's not doing this or are they if this is merely crucial so good luck good good luck trying to explain its place you know especially to young kids today which is redundant kids are young but imagine explaining this to them that their their privacy is being compromised i don't care just give me the gadget yeah that the horses out of the bar but with so many of us spending so much time on home and watching so much more t.v. the threat is amplified and as santa was loading his sleigh with all those deeply discounted big flat screen t.v.'s the f.b.i. is portland office advised know exactly what features your t.v. has and how to control those features do a basic internet search with your model number in the words microphone camera and privacy don't depend on the default security settings change passwords if you can and know how to turn off the microphones cameras and collection of personal information of possible if you can't turn them off consider whether you're willing to take the risk of as lionel says buying that model or using that service if you can't turn off a camera but want to a simple piece of black tape over the camera eye is a back to basics option checked the manufacturers ability to update your device with security patches can they do this have they done it in the past check the privacy policy for the t.v. manufacturers and the streaming services you use confirm what data they collect how they store that data and what they do with it and why even at that point it's too late correct do you think my dear and noble friend do you think that that camera. is where they say the camera is do you think do you believe that this thing with the green or the red light that that set that if you cover that up nobody said well there might be another axillary portal we don't call it the camera per se but it doesn't really pick up faces i'm going to tell you something right now that your going to mark this we're going to fly in the old days a radio flag that jerry anyway flag this on

lionel lionel thank you so much for joining us on this issue because you're very active on social media as i know at times i've never been kicked off or a per se censored maybe you have the problem is not just don't know the rules keep changing so you know is this something that needs to be addressed via legislation is this is something that the government should get involved in. well 1st of all if you have been kicked off or demonetized or shot a band you're not doing something right if you remember you only take flak when you're over the target so if you're saying something correct remember the only ban you for saying something it's true never something that's false but what they'll do is one of the reasons why they'll tell you why you're being banned for example is that you are being you are providing this information let me ask you this question and this is the most important. it comes down to the government actually passing the legislation the legislation sign a pen can reassign gender's the mandate masks it can do anything and one of the things we have to do scotty is to we have to understand that these devices that we use are critical to commerce business social speaking communicating so they're not just this cute little quaint social media toy and let me ask you this question whenever this comes up this argument comes up without fail these are private organizations private concerns private companies twitter can do what it once facebook can do what it wants 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't 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 don't lie no that's actually a really interesting take on i haven't actually thought of because i was one of 2 of the jets 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 been times that said you know private citizen you can do what you want but it wasn't right and in this situation you know that it i think that that actually good take on it that not many people are looking at this does become a way of communication it's not just about updating your status there's a lot more these days. go into it but then that brings the question do we really want a government and i say one government the federal government getting involved we're seeing it's happening over in australia right now other governments are saying you know had social media you want to do this right we're going to get more involved in your daily life because it's obvious you're involved in ours is the legislation even legally possible right now to address the idea of a look at oban and do you do monetize or limited. absolutely listen i want and i think we want to government to come in and say let people speak back off remember one of the best things you can do like with life if you don't like something don't watch it but one of the things also was a consider scotty to look at these as utilities i ask this question all the time what if you were talking to somebody let's say your family or your friend and all the sudden your phone went dead and your carrier said you were providing misinformation or you're saying something is pro trump or ad buy or whatever you wouldn't you were you would you you would be so livid you could say you can't tell me what i can and can't say on a phone well let me ask you if that's true then why does twitter tell you you can't mention hydroxy chloroquine and by the way i've got to mention this before we run out of time there are parents right now and children trying to get obscene materials off of various social media platforms and they are met with the by a deaf ear they're not being spoken to they're not being addressed and whenever they say listen you're telling me that you're going to monetize me if i say something let's say were i god forbid were to question the last election but you allow images of children yes now you see here that want to explain that one to me because i can't i don't understand it and that's going on right now because when kids find themselves on the phone and they submit a photo to somebody that they think is a friend or somebody appear and it's some 45 year old guy who just saw that image try getting that off. you can't they won't talk to you but if you dare say for the remember people were knocked off because the much and i got the call right when and this idea that we as american citizens cannot contest an election what if they told thurgood marshall years ago listen you better stop going to court because we've already answered this the segregation is you know it's american to keep fighting so this is only done by legislation now and that's going to be the call for it who actually is going to be able to do it because we are as you know big tech has some pretty big dollars up on capitol hill and their blue thing that every single chance they get we have learned it back in 2008 the big tech can help win elections or help you lose elections as in they have the last one not getting the word out in the question and you know once again it's kind of like i don't know if i have more hope what do you think are good have a better chance of getting term limits or monitoring big tech where do you think we have a better chance of getting some sort of legislation out of lionel well i think you know you know we never people say you have automatic term limits built in by not voting for that question i think term limits are almost basically presumed hospital it's important that big cat be told what to do because remember we're granting them this right this is you've been around long enough perhaps maybe not but you remember that when you have a television station you use these are the airwaves that basically the government allows you and i know this is just like internet it's a completely different but but the idea that they can. remain unfettered by any regulation whatsoever when it impinges upon your free speech as an american we will see how that goes on american that's interesting that that term can even be used right now the social media i don't like always thanks for a lovely discussion thank you so much. now when we return officials within the department of homeland security are warning the biden administration of a border crisis in the making this is 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what is and isn't allowed on social media platforms help us understand as media and legal analyst lionel lionel thank you so much for joining us on this issue because you're very active on social media as i know at times i've never been kicked off or a per se censored maybe you have the problem is not just don't know the rules keep changing so you know is this something that needs to be addressed via legislation is this is something that the government should get involved in. well 1st of all if you have been kicked off or demonetized or shot a band you're not doing something right if you remember you only take flak when you're over the target so if you're saying something correct remember the only ban you for saying something that's true never something that's false but what they'll do is one of the reasons why they'll tell you why you're being banned for example is that you are being you're providing this information let me ask you this question and this is the most important it comes down to the government actually passing the legislation now legislation sign a pen can reassign genders it man

lionel messi was not happy with him and resell all— club? lionel messi was not happy with him and resell all last- club? lionel last summer and he saw his approval with his board and i believe that the future of lionel messi which will depend on leaving the club but also his market value which is the biggest in the world which is the most important in the world for a pair the beginning of the season we thought he would not be happy the entire season in barcelona. now i believe things are 50-50 barcelona. now i believe things are 50—50 and being the winner of this election it would have to importance for lionel messi's future. intriguing times are ahead. and still to come on sportsday: the cambridge student who's also the fastest under—i8 sprinter in the world, on her hopes of representing britain at the olympics. fun and it's theirjob and you train so hard, why not enjoy it and enjoy it reaping the rewards of the work you put in. tiger woods has played in hundreds of tournaments down the years. won plenty of them, too — including 15 majors no less. and in the final rounds, you'll be familiar with this sight. h

lionel— bartomeu left behind. we talk about what is at stake, lionel messi, i bartomeu left behind. we talk about what is at stake, lionelny chances to retain lionel messi. he casted his vote today for the first time. he never voted until today. he has a big relation with messi. there the chance will stay in barcelona. thank you much forjoining us. the queen has spoken of the importance of staying in touch with family and friends during what she called testing times. she said technology had helped to transcend the divisions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. senior royals including the prince of wales and the duke of duchess of cambridge have been appearing on a television programme to mark commonwealth day on monday. the queen's message to the commonwealth was broadcast just hours before the us television interview, involving prince harry and meghan markle. nicholas witchell is the bbc�*s royal correspondent. there will be great frustration it has been seen as a way of competing broadcasts. now, we inevitably have to look forward to the sussexes�* broadcast, the oprah winfrey experience, which will be across all progra

gracias a goles de mbappÉ por los ingleses y de lionel messi —— por los franceses y de lionel messi poro de bilbao. los rojiblancos son lÍderes con 62 puntos y superan por seis puntos al barça que es segundo. hay un lugar auténtico que se nos antoja. donde la mesa se vuelve el alma de la casa. y el cariño de la familia y los amigos se siente en cada mordida. aqui cada platillo cuenta una historia. donde cacique inspira la chispa. para contar una historia a nuestra manera. cacique. lo auténtico los espera. paola: escuela elaboraciÓn de un calendario para la rap dentro de escuelas, las clases presenciales se llevarÁn a cabo en edificios de escuelas pÚblicas y espacios comerciales privados. y esta noche a las 11:00 p.m., cada vez son mÁs los elegibles para recibir la vacuna contra el covid 19. ¿quÉ tipo de trabajadores de limpieza podrÍan contar con una dosis?. se lo indicamos al volver. asÍ llegamos al final, los dejamos con el noticiero nacional, no olvide que tenemos una cita a las 11:00 p.m. y me voy con estas imÁgenes del puente golden state. buenas noches.eza. hasta maÑana. muchas gr

lionel richie on the show encouraging kids to eat. >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did lionel come to mind when doing a show about children and food? >> you know, the cocreators reached out to a broad cross-section. and lionely that i won't give away. >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> if you can imagine, you know. >> jimmy: yes. >> how would lionel richie show up with "waffles and mochi"? it's just amazing. a lot of celebrity guests were excited to join in. because you look at the script and you see the storyline. and there's humor. one of the cocreators was jeremy conners, cocreator of "drunk history." he brings the funny. if you can imagine. so it's one of these shows that you want to watch with your kids, but you also just want to watch it, right? >> jimmy: yes. >> that's the beauty of something like this. and as a parent of children, you know, you realize, there's not a lot of shows that you want to sit down and watch with your kids and laugh along. this is one of those. >> jimmy: have you been in a situation as first lady or other in which you were asked to try something food-wise that you really didn't want to eat but you had to be nice and eat it to be polite? >> oh. that's like every foreign trip. [ lau

oh, my goodness, yes, and it's goodbye to lionel- yes, and it's goodbye to lionel messi for the champions league for lionelknow that, so far, this is not a season that looks like we will win the champions league, but that does not mean we don't want to go as far as possible and then we will see what is possible for us, but now we have to wait for the draw. and that draw is next friday. but for the first time in 14 years, barcelona won't be in it even if leonel messi, showed us all, what we are going to be missing. kylian mbappe, scored from the penalty spot for paris saint germain, in a 1—1 draw, which took them through 5—2 on aggregate. relish this equaliser from lionel messi, but hejust relish this equaliser from lionel messi, but he just seems to gain momentum and power as it goes into the back of the net. i think we will show this three times. it is beautiful, but sadly no more in the champions league. did you enjoy that? absolutely. even non—football fans can appreciate the magic of that. going into slow motion. can we go back to it?— go back to it? with due respect, we have seen it — go back to it? w

listening to billy eilish and then you also had the in memorandum with lionel rich as one of them with a tribute to ken rogers, a song that lionelatched bruno mars, get down on that stage, you must. >> done. >> can we just sit on this. my produce remembers like, no, we've got to go to washington. stephanie elam. thanks so much. i'm brooke baldwin. "the lead" with jake tapper starts right now. >>> welcome to "the lead. "i'm jake tapper and we begin with the politics lead. this the afternoon president biden laid out his plan to implement the $1.9 trillion relief package called the american rescue plan. the president saying soon there will be more vaccines in arms and more money in pockets amidst criticisms and concerns that the huge package is insufficiently targeted and could potentially cause inflation. president biden also announced that a former top economic official for obama and clinton gene sperlin

lionel lake up till a conservative commentator and alan or of the american immigration lawyers association and i thank you gentlemen for joining me in this conversation today lionel i'm going to start with you just for the stairway to realize the killing do you think right now in the place we are considering we're coming out of pandemic that we can actually have an honest discussion about these crimes the motivation behind them and what we can do without have this idea of fear retaliation for what you're saying might not actually be politically correct or fit a narrative. no. absolutely not no one is interested in discussing the facts before us nobody wants to talk about what really happened what didn't happen what usually happens you know if you bring up race gender geographic location if you talk about anything other than a blanket statement that tragedy you'll get into trouble or if you can somehow work in it we need to work on comprehensive gun laws because you see if we had gun laws this wouldn't happen they would be saying but we have murder laws do why would those laws not work well that's a good question but imagine your question very succinctly no we can't we have to just mount the usual acceptable platitudes and move on lest we feel do of consternation fall upon us all this and i can already tell you just by what we're going to post is that you know one of the title of this is i'm already going to get lots of the hate e-mails you guys might get to i apologize ahead of time these are good you got exactly yes but we need to have this conversation allan do you think that is what the problem is why we're seeing a rise in crime more importantly younger crime is that's what got me about natasha's story we're seeing younger people now getting involved in these very violent crimes do you feel like right now we're at a place in america and should we be talking about the difference between crime and hate crime and what is motivating them. right so our laws talk about the difference between the levels of crime and crime has a higher sort of tension level because they want to sort of deter that but exactly as previously that if the deterrent is the crime and the murder a lot of the brass don't want underway so therefore you would need some resource levels to say well maybe we can make resource guns and do some sort of take your guns and the like but i think the question isn't really about having a true conversation it's about the root cause which is the high unemployment educational gaps a lack of infrastructure and basically the whole sort of scene around the united states right now where there are constant protests everywhere our capital was recently but see so it's gives a sort of about i want to get balance which is a very american thing right we watch it all the time and so did those of the talk shows well and that's i think in the lake how much does pop culture have to do with this conversation whether we're talking about the music that's happening right now the movies that people are able to watch is pop culture having the influence and having a negative influence on the events or gee i hope i don't get the arrows that are going to be truly shot my way but i'm going to say something a little different here i don't i think that those elements are important even pop culture is important but we're really talking about personal responsibility the 1314 year old that has nothing to do with resources it actually happened in the navy yard area where there are half a $11000000.00 condos really a hop skip and jump away from my home and now obviously i don't live in that neighborhood but we're really talking about personal irresponsibility i don't think that those other elements they contributed in some way but i don't think that that has anything to do with it in too often what we've seen is that when we've had these conversations and actually i'll circle back very quickly to what my colleague my favorite colleague lionel said i agree we actually can't have this discussion honestly. because we really don't want to really dig in what we what we like to talk about is white supremacy and that's when we're talking about race but outside of that we don't get the discussions at all because we see that so many of these instances whether there are the the culprits are black or hispanic or any of that we don't like to talk about that because we're concerned about cancel culture well if we want to have an honest conversation about it i'm all for it and i think we're well past that time where we need to do that alan you heard what molly said what is your thoughts on that is it is it become basically down to race and not be able to talk about one versus the other. out of all the stories that you presented tonight that i know all the facts and only one has a race factor the others are just crime right because in most of these factors the one thing that is they're all american so when someone talks about white supre