other media such as television, radio and print media, please plan and accompany us until the end ofight's conversation. two guests will accompany us in this conversation. first, some parts of the supreme leader's speech and then he started the revolutionary leader's code at the end of the meeting with the judicial authorities, reforming the media image of the judicial branch, the judicial branch does not have a good media image, use the media and propaganda correctly in this group and for this branch. you can't forgive it is related to the media, radio, television and newspapers, and part of it is also related to the authority itself. thank you for accompanying us to larijani, greetings and respect to you , may god bless you, dear viewers, greetings, mr. dr. larijani. the food is not good. the pizza menu should also be served on ghadir kham eid , which we are approaching. the song of congratulations to the viewers of the velayat eid, which is the basis of the legitimacy of our system, is one of the most enlightening points in our judicial system. year on time with me he said that th

requirements for the judicial branch to be followed by the media, national tv media, print media and others ? one of the judicial system is to protect people's mental security and nerves, as mentioned earlier, what is the expectation of the people, people, is that the judicial system protects their mental security, of course, this is also acceptable and only to the system. judiciary is one of the bases of the case and other dimensions as well it is turning into a war of ideas, a war of tools, i don't want to say, it doesn't work. today, in the formula of the power of the car in their own homes , people's cars behave the same way . i think who is in charge of managing public opinion. all the efforts of the enemies, both from outside and inside, may be successful . it shows a few examples of this type of abuse and spreading lies . i will fix the logical and rational until all four are clear, yes we are told that there are about 200 corpses under the debris and swollen under the water on a piece of cloth. mr. 243 is going under the water. the next day, he said that there were 920 people

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today is world social media day. simultaneously with this day, various news about how to organize the use of social networks in some countries in the media . for example, the french parliament approved the restrictions on the use of social networks for users under 15 years of age and made the access of children under 15 years old to social networks snapchat and tik tok instagram subject to the consent of parents. hi what does society say and how should this space be managed? the focus of tonight's discussion will be the mother of a special news discussion. tonight, in the studio , we are mr. arash vakilian, director general of culture and social affairs of the national cyberspace center, as well as mr. mohammad al-thani, an expert and researcher of virtual space. hello mr. vakilian. good time, welcome, may god bless you and the dear viewers of the salam program. i would like to welcome you. greetings from the metro. greetings to all viewers. this is a special conversation for nowruz. if you agree, this is a report pr

that social media literacy know my screen time social media has hit the second point very hard.is the second example. it goes back to the time of mental health , problems and issues arise under the name of virtual space syndromes. for example, suppose you have buddy murphy's syndrome. they are not satisfied with the photo, especially because of the distance between our hands and the face, how the parts of the face can be so that we feel satisfied with our photos, and among our teenagers, they are at the age of puberty . your photo is among the previous generation of beauty doctors god bless you, it will look good in the photos, even though today the filters and features of social networks and social media have helped us to have a beauty doctor in our phone so that we can manipulate the parts of the face and body from the second point of mental health. 1. arum syndrome, i said that there are several syndromes that are related to our mental health, unfortunately, there is no place in the national media and in the space of social organizations. i came here with the agencies of the

there are written media, websites and video media that are put on tv, that the task is determined , theld of tb is the comprehensive image and the priority of the media and red hair is very important. to germany and again, this issue seems to have been ignored and maybe there was some legal weakness on this issue. and these decisions of the supreme council of the cultural revolution in this regard provide the help of inclusive audio media for dogs in a kind of service, and the aspect that it provides in the service has been waiting for a long time for the decision of the supreme council of cyber ​​space to determine the task instead of regulation and so on. well , this decision is unfortunately published as a law it didn't happen and this concern for investment in the field of content and for flood in fact left the profile platforms to us for content producers . fortunately, now that you are aware, with the entry of the supreme council of the cultural revolution, a path has been determined to at least connect the issue and to the result. as far as the transfer decisions have been made,

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i mean, so this has been the pattern we've seen with social media of companies and social media platforms, which is that when you don't introduce something new, what we call a new affordance, a new characteristic of the platform, it's very hard to be thrown, the incumbent like if you look at upstarts that have been successful, you have things like twitter which introduced micro blogging or i instagram which introduce sharing photos or tick tock which introduce short form videos. and since may i ask, who's taking over twitter, we've seen lots of different kind of various types of twitter clowns that have come about. we've seen truth social, we've seen blue sky. we see mastodon and then there's more of these out there. and in all cases, there's a bit of fanfare when they 1st started off or, or something happens on twitter that people think is going to lead to more people go into these platforms. but then they kind of fade, right, because they don't really offer anything new. and we don't really have a good example of a social media platform that has, you know, gotten to the level of promine

we're western media outlets. some of the headlines on vladimir pollutants predicament we're down, right? you should say if the prospect, however unlikely of tutoring being toppled is one is possible replacement. however, by a precaution or someone like kemp calling for everything in ukraine from an escalation to a non elation. panicked russians looking for a way out of the conflict before it gets worse. and the reality is that a lot of them are polluted put, emerged from the show down, more powerful and half from the lesson point of view, which in loves we care for 10 look section related. all right, it's a bit different. so if you look at it from the russian vantage point, what's important for russians is that what loops for 24 hours, like a civil war started in russia, that didn't happens because the main thing for russian support influencing is that they don't want to say a civil war and so this is sound war to fulton, has been manipulating for, for many years. now. he's going to many provides this sense of ma

the media is good as nothing less. they know the narrative, what they will learn from this experience. they will figure out what worked best, what this, what you did, audiences, and if anything similar looks like it's going to happen in the future, they will roll out that playbook. they will use it and they will keep marching forward to the point that is there way the crown prince mohammed been. so mon has been hyping his saturday mega project in the desert called me on target and not for is here with more on the kingdoms p. r. push. richard. neon is a region in northwest saudi arabia, the sight of a $500000000000.00 development project. as it's hot, it's a mega city called the line running a 100 miles straight and just 200 meters wide. the idea is to house 9000000 people . the line was profile this week and a glossy documentary. the ad on discovery northwest looks like. do they have yet on touched? almost empty. it have mix up the book and the feet. mountains valleys, waste this new orleans beaches islands calls from

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it is media kinard, the media made it up.s saying hearing recently as thursday he is not anti-vax. he is definitely anti-vax. howard: whole history of it. say it causes autism. >> in case of nazis saying essentially jews during nazi germany had more freedom than americans during covid that is not a good statement. he knows it will get a lot of attention. therefore you can't deny it. he has risen from 14% in the "qunnipiac poll" to fox's 17%. he is getting momentum. where it goes i don't know. it is self something now a part of this campaign as we move forward. howard: i don't think he is a serious threat to president biden but certainly getting a huge amount of attention. republicans embarrassed the democrats at the tech censorship hearing. they tried to shut him down. the whole time was censorship. in fact contend sy has been censored he said at hearing both trump and biden. they pressured social media giants to take things down he said. that happened. that happened on many social media platforms but the i am pressure shun t

it does work against mainstream media. what are you going _ against mainstream media.ate a _ you going to do? are you going to create a crime and set the police on all these _ create a crime and set the police on all these people on social media? it is quite _ all these people on social media? it is quite a _ all these people on social media? it is quite a severe route to down, is quite a severe route to go down, and the _ is quite a severe route to go down, and the other thing you have to think— and the other thing you have to think about some think about is that in some circumstances, people who are suspected of offences and who are, and i'rn _ suspected of offences and who are, and i'rn not— suspected of offences and who are, and i'm not suggesting this is any way comparable to the situation, but in some _ way comparable to the situation, but in some circumstances you do want to identify— in some circumstances you do want to identify someone who is suspected of an offence _ identify someone who is suspected of an offence and and the police want to in certain circums

it's a media story and also a huge business story. howard: yeah.opycat, he's been doing this for years. he doesn't care, he just wants to make money. look, musk -- let's go back to elon -- telling china he agrees with its core socialist values. obviously, an a attempt to keep selling cars there, but his conservative fans might be taken aback by this. >> yeah, i mean, listen, if conservatives want to hook their wag wagon, hitch their wagon to elon musk, be prepared for some wild stuff. i mean, he's all over the place. he's like jell-o. he's not a conservative. he's, i don't know, maybe sometimes a libertarian. he's also a businessman that has to sell stuff, and when it comes down to it, when you've got to sell stuff, elon musk is really no different than larry fink, jamie dimon and every other corporate oligarch that i know. i like these guys -- [laughter] howard: yeah. it's a them of endearment for you. i know you train all the time, are we ever going to see this cage match between musk and zuck? i don't think so. >> based on what i know, and i onl

these are the true democratic media kshvili.f the above is just one example of how european propaganda works evaluate the scale and coordination of the cartel collusion in order to create a single version of the truth that is beneficial to the elites and the authorities and which certainly has nothing to do with democracy, and often the truth. look how synchronously the western press denigrates russia and belarus, including those resources that we talked about today, i think that now it is not worth being surprised at such unanimity from controlled western lips, happily. we follow the sports life of our country returned to the sector after a year break for the first time in the history of belarusian volleyball as a head coach the main club of the country has been appointed the woman of the market fan-rousheva, the winner of the wumbledon in the women's singles in the final, the forty- second racket of the world outplayed the sixth number of the world ranking. he is with jaber, we learn how a new height of 24 has been reached for

do you still have social media accounts?gram but i have senate chat and facebook. you almost feel like you have to have it in order to be included. >> reporter: eight out of ten american teens say social media makes them feel more connected to their friends' lives. about a third admit to spending too much time on the apps and more than half say it would be hard to give up. the long-term effects of all this usage on teens may not be known for years. but scientists like mitch and eva at the university of north carolina chapel hill are trying to figure it out. >> can i play the game? >> uh-huh. >> i check my phone a lot. >> reporter: for three years, the professor and her team had 175 children starting from age 12 play this game once a year while inside an mri machine. >> we're taking pictures of their brain while they play this game. >> reporter: it's designed to mimic peer feedback on the social media apps. i'm clicking as shapes appear. the faces i'm shown appear depending on how quickly i react. >> it's a queue for children

and as far as the news media is concerned, uh, they don't really go into the mainstream news media unless there is an instance of vitamins or if there is some news about the video action. and so these are the 2 domains. oh, that's the issue of that. it's have bigger, but also the issue as mostly being seen in a negative you for that, whether the need for making direction or not, or red that are the lineman's actually easily linked to the cost system or not. and this is the being largely in the media has looked at. but one point i would like to make is that, that let's have actually made an effort for the lead when it gets sent. you don't even before to make this space in the media. but because of lack of resources, they haven't been as successful as the mainstream media led by the cost in those in india. and what are the problems when the national media outlets in india with a predominantly upper cast journalists report on data issues. and it says certain perspective, and even if you are sympathetic and empathetic, i imagine that the journalist struggle with some basic assumptions that th

this media, we have to be clear this media is -- indian media -- this is not routine.on is huge on a vast scale. this media has turned into a weapon. the weaponization of indian media is something to worry about. this media is day in and day out branding people saying you're a traitor, or anti-national, anti-hindu -- all things in the name of religion and in the service of the prime minister. you have a kind of media, but we do not have media where you have any kind of identity voices. this crisis is not a routine crisis. we have to be careful. no civil society can have a kind of rogue media. it is so criminal. the anchors are just not loud and shrill, this is -- they are the voices delivered with such hatred against one community in the name of religion. they are inciting -- they are becoming a weapon of mass destruction. nermeen: you with a senior executive editor at ndtv and then gautam adani has taken over. explain how ndtv was different from other news channels. >> it was different in many ways. ndtv did put up a brave fight. they were framed with many charges. bu

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so is it just the clone or a revolution in social media? and what does it mean for uses around the world? this is inside story. the are welcome to the program, i'm adrian fitting. and they say that invitation is the best form of flattery, but not it would seem to to own a long musk he's twisting to suit mess up on it's own. a monk, a bug off of the launch of the arrival platform, friends this week. in a world where moving 11 percent of people don't have enough to eat a route between 2 of the world's richest men, may not be of concern to old bob. there's no doubting the impact of social media since its arrival less than 20 years ago. it's revolutionize communications, but it's also enabled possible days that will be used for commercial and political gain and helping to spread false information and fake news. so how significant is this new platform will be discussing the implications without guests and just a few moments, but 1st, a report from my consumption. i've as twitter squares up to threats as a proposed cage 5 between tech building. a

i think that with social media, the rule should be social media should be like your social life.be like life. the same rules apply for kids says dad, can i go down the corner and play with my friends say yeah, go down the corner. you play with their friends. that's what that's great. but if your kids says dad, can i go down to the city park, stand on the bench and ask strangers if they like my outfit? no that that's not a good way to spend your time. and so if that's what they're doing, you know kids do use social media to talk to their friends. people were afraid when snapchat came out because it was, you know, the things disappear. years or whatever, but people. actually kids had a healthy or teens had a healthier ah relationship with snapchat than they did with instagram because the stuff disappeared and they weren't worrying about the way they looked and the number of likes that they were getting and things like that. so if it's just between your friends and you notice that your kids are following their friends, and they're following them back instead of having thousands of p

and so that even if social media platforms ok get shot. i don't have a news of that for education, but if one govern services, that's a trunk can be, can be over here by the people. but the state government has not exceeded so far. the people in money put it satisfied. are you more well aware of what is happening? so we're talking use the trick to then of course, seeing it might inflate impressions in switch, but to lock the internet for an entire state for 2 and a half months is out there to expand the government for the phone. the other ways of dealing with the situation throughout the months of some exciting prime minister and the rent remote he had not uttered a word the day after that video went viral, he finally acknowledged publicly what was happening in money, poor money, poor, good deal, good. not somebody, i do see the so we have some odd skinny, your son of us, out of government while you go, not movies, spend a total of 30 seconds on this subject. he did not refer to the b, j. p state government's handling of the dispute. the l

with social media, the rule should be social media should be like your social life. says dad can i go down the corner play with my friends, yeah. that's great. dad, can i go down to the city park, stand on the bench and ask strangers if they like my outfit? no, that is not a good way to spend your time. if that is what they are doing, kids do you social media to talk to their friends. people were afraid when snap chat came out because things disappeared or whatever, kids, teenagers, had a healthier relationship with that snap chat than they did with instagram because the stuff disappeared and they were not worrying about the way they looked in the number of likes they were getting and things like that. just between your friends and you notice your kids are following their friends and they are following the back instead of having thousands of people follow them, it is probably okay. >> a new poll shows, i think, 54% of teenagers say it would be hard to give up social media. from personal experience, i think, each of my children have given up all of it at some point or

russian media as a temporary state of confusion versus state media was absolutely caught off guard by this. with certain major russian figures, commentators, god giving any comments on it all. margarete to some on the, on the head of hard t rush to they made no comments whatsoever the entire day, and only turned up on sunday and claim, you know, she'd be in our river cruise and the whole good movies i share. and so how would i see much skills? only me dish. yep. to speak to both how paralyzed people were and how uncertain they were the comment and also to the lack of sort of marching orders from above. we didn't actually see anyone come out and take the guards inside publicly, the really recognizable propagandist. they kind of held back to wait and see how this was going to play out. putting was initially kind of missing an action until around 10 am oscar time on saturday. when he came out and gave a very angry statement to sure must go through this. the, you mean, the feedback is saying that it was an uprising of this kind that called russia to lose world war one. and very quickly, a

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that was so shocking the media reported that as a catastrophe but clearly the media has always gone alongece from politico about kamala harris could have been written by pamela but it's a word salad so probably wasn't but they are already being like the party organism for the next election so they will have to do it unless there is a signal from inside the party that it is time for a change and then you will see if that occurs, it will occur because it's the right thing to do to talk about transparency and to be honest, the party is ready to move on and then they do that through the media so we see that and people expect the plea deal to come back or be okay because it was expected in the first place, they can't believe there is a judge who didn't rubberstamp the situation. >> the media collapse meanwhile reporting on the charges out of the handling, the media talking about that and this evening in pennsylvania for president top talking about the media and here is what he said. >> this is the biggest scandal in u.s. history and perhaps the world yet the media doesn't want to report on. >>

now why is the media media? national and written media from the media related to the judicial branch itself is the center of communication of the judicial system with very extensive developments and these developments are very positive to be introduced to the people. it is an obligatory task that you show two of these films mr. the judicial system of other parts of the prisons at the time is not comparable to the prisons that exist today. you can have a life, let us introduce ourselves to the people , let us know ourselves to the people. in our current situation, one of our duties is when show the true face of those who are the color, color and size of the enemy's psychological operations, the size of the enemy's psychological operations, the image of the enemy is not an image of the real reality, the reality has no resemblance and does not have reality, training does not exist , it is the duty of mysticism, and the duty of the judicial system is to pretend where did you come up with the issue? if you prevented

so what media does now is that they rely on public funding. what happens there is that the public funding goes to the hands of the media that are supporting the conservative government. so you have a system that is not fair. you have a system that is not a safe. yeah, the journalist, but i know 1st of the investigative journalists being stopped by the government. so i think it's a, it's a matter of understanding that the ownership and the safety are really, really going down here. and i think it's, it's important to note that the government has refused to the work which is without, for it is find things. and they said that the majority of newspapers in greece exercise phase criticism against the government. pinterest, what do you think about that response from the government? it has nothing to do with the reality we're facing increase because the press and the media here are operating by the one percent of the country. i may say, well, i think ties with um, the oil business in the shipping industry. and so for me, especially when it comes to,

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our media and arts correspondent still with us, david, this is been a huge story for the media, about reflections on what we seeing for today. . i media and reflections on what we seeing for today.— seeing for today. , i think most --eole, seeing for today. , i think most peeple. there _ seeing for today. , i think most people, there are _ seeing for today. , i think most people, there are many - seeing for today. , i think most - people, there are many presenters whose names could've been out there and they would've said, well, that is something but huw edwards occupies a different place in the media landscape and i was thinking back and presented the bbc election coverage in 2019, the last time was a change in thatjob was a0 years. though these moments where the bbc become something else of discrete moments of elections, of state occasions, relevance, he was the face and name and the representative of that. and that demands of these people have this position from the viewers, a degree of extra respect, extra trust and also, dignity. but we have seen from the last five days, the alle

especially social media is the network effect. and if of, if the critical mass of people or the news you get is not there, then it's not going to bring or keep you there compared to twitter where i just kind of have facility with that the, the news i want is there the people i know where they're and they're still tweeting there, so i did find myself kind of getting pulled back in to twitter and not fully impressed with what i was seeing on the brand. okay. okay, so it's not just me, i'm gonna go, i've got 7000 dot follows on on twitter, although i rarely post, but i use twitter every day in my line of work i. it is the fastest way quite often as of getting access to, to information that i need about stories that we're covering on the tv. and even though the threads is, is connected to instagram with, i mean, i still have a decent number of photo was it's, it's in the thousands but, but i've only got 74 that was on, on threads. so what's going on? right, and i think every social media platforms struggles with that and start buildin

thank you. >> kayleigh: i was never in touch with social media companies.what you are doing at outkick. don't move, heading to virginia, griff jenkins is having breakfast with friends. first check in with dana perino. >> dana: good morning to you, kayleigh, doing great this, mo. cut off the biden administration bankman-fried from talking to social media companies after they claim being unfairly censured, another win for free speech. several murdered and injured this weekend, who is stopping the carnage? ben and jerry wants to return stolen land to native americans, starting with mount rushmore. and can bill hemmer eat as many hot dogs as joey chestnut? we'll see at 9. blems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma worsens. headache and sore throat may occur. tell your doctor if you have a parasitic infection. get back to better breathing. ask your doctor about fasenra. ♪ >> griff: i failed at pouring coffee, i will do what i do for a li

it is presented by the media, national media and written media , by the media related to the judiciary itself, the media center of the judicial system . the reality that does not need information, but be big, is that the judicial system has found with many changes and it is very positive and that these developments are introduced to the people, it is an obligatory task that has been shown that mr. dr. larijani, like the real shahla, that in iran, in the judicial system of the world , the real prisons are not comparable to the prisons that exist today. let us introduce ourselves to the people let's know people, see, see and stop ranting , it was right to blame zuleikha to the justice system, of course, i will pay her the food system . those who are colored but cannot open it, but in any case, the psychological operation of the enemy for some time , the enemy is not imagining an image of the real reality , no matter how similar the reality is and if it is not real, no, it is not. where did you get the topic from? otherwise, it would be prevented from continuing and i would prevent the ri

hageman: going back to the legacy media. the oversight committee had a very explosive hearing yesterday with whistleblowers from the i.r.s. some of our legacy media outlets did not cover the hearing, but they did talk about taco tuesday and they talked about other things that seemed to be of great interest to them. but not the fact that we are uncovering an enormous amount of corruption at the very highest levels in our government. while we you don't -- you didn't know about the f.b.i.'s efforts at the time, i would assume that between the twitter files and what we've uncovered in the missouri v. biden case, you now know the role that the f.b.i. played in censoring your work. do you think the f.b.i. tried to ensure that the american people didn't hear the story in order to change the outcome of the election in 2020? ms. morris: i don't know how to answer that question. because i'm not in their head. i don't know the reason why -- i don't have a head count of how many biden votes work at the f.b.i. -- voters work at the f.b.i

media conservatives seem pretty happy, ben, that hunter's plea deal fell apart and i think many media liberals aren't that comfortable defending it either. >> i don't think they are comfortable defending it in part because it seems clear that there were sort of underhanded moves going on here on the part of the doj, that they didn't necessarily want to put in this agreement. it was very odd that this agreement was not given to the press before the actual hear ing, because if they had had it, i think that they would have analyzed it to a degree that would have made it far less popular. it would have been something that be considered look, what's going on with this , this seems very vague in certain spaces, and obviously, the crux of this is whether hunter is going to be prosecuted for failing to register as a foreign agent, and that's something that has been emphasized far more in recent years than it was prior to that. it's something that sort of was taken as an area of law that wasn't as emphasized in washington for a long time, but you know, clearly, here, the doj had some agreement

the media should also be much better. along with these tours , we are also trying to increase the sales capacity of the media and organize the company . that's all, i say, and the activists media are also present and from there we try to create this literature of technology development and science and technology in a way that we try to create a competitive current in radio and television in news agencies and collections. create, but well, dear ones, their job mission is to inform and prepare news, and we are trying to make a share of this news with the kind of current news, which for us, we now have good companies in the country that have excellent products, university products, products that meet our needs. they are supplying the country and producing and in fact, a bad feeling from this news, we dedicate these productions to ourselves in the form of this competition . there is a competition between the healthy and unhealthy competition that leads to the growth of the child in the eternal train . i find its role in the c

news media, and anyway very active in the media and news of the world, without the same discussion. the vast protests of france only covered a normal news and even used the word "riot" in the title instead of "protests " for viewers regarding the approach of the western and american media and what has existed in the past in relation to other countries and now in relation to france's protests . at your service, this dual policy and my good friend is busy flying that when something happens in europe, the media should be communicated with the audience as it should be, but it is interesting and remarkable how today the fifth grade of 45 minutes , despite the fact that blocking and blocking in many cities started at the same time . an event that happened in the community was expressed in the form of making, but the role of social media is very important. they also found out and the street the french government a few months ago, in the past years , similar events happened in the countries of the region. why should there be freedom of speech? my brother should be heard. the telephone numbe

busy any kind of constituency in our media again speech it is. busy dangerous and rather destructive. secondly, the why lateral diplomacy is very much that by lateral, it's between our media and also bridge on negotiating and it through state peace treaty. it's not directly related to newborn oak horrible. this also tends to exacerbate concern not for the beach treaty, but some of the day after the peach street, i'm greatly worried about the necessity being to invest in a durable lasting piece. and this current blockade actually creates a new environment on a certain team that directly threatens any kind of paint for a durable piece just as barriers you want to try to come back on. that's what are your thoughts? yeah. yeah, uh 1st of all about those kids that side unfortunately they were the police report by the way distributed that these kids unfortunate the died because of hate. they remained in the cost environment in the car and they for over suffocated because of the heat. so i understand that armenian side would like to use this fact as a p

will cut off social media. will go down? i think maybe his comic might have been slightly exaggerated. - he said he had a meeting with a lot of mayors and this is reporting - what was said in the meeting. it is maybe not as quite as extreme i as it sounds i think there looking. to bring in some provisions. for a social media bill that is already going through parliament. ijust as we come towards the end, what would be your suggestion... what are your thoughts on the strategy president macron has employed over the last few days? he has tried to tread quite a tightrope in a very security obsessed country, where the far right is breathing down his neck in public opinion polls, to put a lot of extra security forces on the street but at the same time try to not inflame passions. he did not call for a state of emergency, which is what we saw the last time there were such huge riots in france, back in 2005. the difference then is that it was just in the suburbs and did not spread into mainstream france and that has be