are focusing on the terrorist threat, which is a minority issue, which -- over the organization like oic and all of them are rejecting this and saying it is inexcusable. at the same time, align yourself with cartoonists or are those who want to antagonize and want to create anger, then you put yourself -- your message will not be heard. at the same time, i think you cannot be a secular government and just hear about religion all the time t. you cannot be a secular government and try to reform religion, especially if it is not your religion. that is not politics. you have to as a president -- you have first of all to yourself out of arguments about religion and you have to speak about common values about humanity and not try to make yourself consider -- crusader. >> how do you explain that culture has suddenly become the primary fault line between the west and the muslim world? when you listen to the french media, they are basically saying that the biggest problem -- we give legitimacy t for the fact that islam is a huge threat to western civilization because islam is a religion of conque

this features essays from tech ,oices like marc benioff tristan harris, and others.to have you with us. you have been raising the alarm about the responsibilities tech platforms have. i know this is a rhetorical question but at this point which side of history do you think these platforms be on? -- will be on? theyit is the question have to answer, because we are at an existential point in our society in terms of our democracy. we can see it in the 2020 election. thee is misinformation in election. also in terms of the impact on your kids and my kids and all of our lives. this is a very fundamental question that i think mark dorseys, timjack cooks and everyone has to answer, which side of history do they want to be on? how do they shape the next generation of young people, our kids and your kids, and our society? these are profound questions and that is with the book is about. emily: let's start with facebook. you read -- you write about tech platforms, holding them accountable. we have seen facebook crackdown on holocaust deniers and they banned qanon. is it enough

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. >> narrator: that is exactly what happened to premier when the pandemicit and oic hit and s overseasries shut off supplies. >> the factory in taiwan said, "we're no longer going to be able to ship to the u.s., we're going to ship all this product to mainland china." lesson learned on behalf of the industry is we've got to create more resiliency, and we don't ever want to find ourselves in this situation again. >> narrator: so, in may, premier bought a minority stake in one of the only domestic mask makers, dan reese's company, prestige ameritech. >> so, it's a huge thing for our company, it was very good. the key thing, it's not so much just the dollar infusion in cash, it's the commitment of these members. the members are stepping in, saying, "hey, we're going to buy 500,000 respirators a month for the nexthree years." see, that's what we need. >> narrator: while reese's masks cost more than ones from china, premier was willing to pay the extra-- at least for now. >> mendoza: this is e of your prestige ameritech n95 masks for under a dollar. here's a n95 mask made in china for 30 ce

: and pola's hight court has declared almost all forms of abortion unconstitutional, tighning anti-oicelaws at were alrea among theost restricte in europe. protesters marched on the nstitution tribunal warsaw thursday just after the court's ruli. >> what the government doing to utoday is n oy taking away our women's rights, but also ouruman rigs. for thfirst time we can confideny s in polande have t worst artion l in europe. amy: following thursday's ruling, pond will only allow abortionin case of rape, incest, a threat to the the pregnant person's health and life. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. as the u.s. death toll from covid-19 tops 223,000, president trump and former vice president joe biden met in nashville, tennessee, in the second and thursday final debate of the 2020 campaign. they sparred over the trump administration's response to the pandemic, healthcare, climate change, racism, and u.s. immigration policy. thursday's matchup was originally scheduled to be the third and final debate, but