we have a posting. we have somebody in custody.have federal agents involved in a texas state investigation. what do you make of this? you've seen far too many of these. what do you put together here? >> just being on this all day with the whole team here and listening to pete's report, i've read this screed. i've looked at the photographs of the shooter that are in the media as he entered the walmart. there's a lot of information here for us to look at. he's from dallas. if he lived in dallas, ali, it's quite a drive to el paso. it's a number of hours. in the photographs he's wearing shooter's hearing and eye protection. that's what you wear at the range. we do not see that in mass shootings, wearing eye and ear protection. he has a kalashnikov rifle. he's wearing a banana clip, curved like a banana. looks to me, it's a grainy picture, but it looked like he had maybe a pistol on his right hip. and his cargo shorts looked to be packed with some heavy stuff, probably more magazines full of ammunition. looks to be maybe a little satch

it was posted on an extremist message board than anonymous posters can post to. it talks a lot about anti-immigration, something that -- this is a white nationalist code ward, they talk about european identity in there. it's basically a racist manifesto about people crossing over the border and how he believes the country is full, basically. that's the gist of it and that's the gist of what happens in this community. this is a message board that believes this guy is a martyr. they have said that over and over again since the shooting occurred. >> what's the hesitation? why are police saying don't draw any motive or we can't draw a motive because from what you've been examining if one took that to be the posting of the person in custody, the motive would seem clear, unless there's some slight of hand or trickery going on? >> right. that's the complicated thing. hn is by definition an anonymous message board, right? there are ways to track this. hn is cooperating with investigators with the christchurch shooting. this is something they can find out and will find ou

this first, the posting that the suspect posted on 8chan was first posted around 10:15. the first attempt. the successful attempt was a few minutes later. by 10:thine, 911 had received a call that this was a shooting underway. 10:39 mountain time. two hours earlier than eastern time. 12:39 eastern time. i want to bring in cyber security and national security analyst shawn henry, former fbi. most of my viewers are not familiar with 4chan and 8chan. they were a police for free speech and not being monitored by authorities. 8chan has become a home for white supremacist nationalists and extremist views. not everybody on it is of that sort but that has back place that those people have had a very comfort existence online. the authorities were alerted to the fact that there was a posting. wasn't enough time to do anything about it. they did have some early response. tell me with this. >> so these channels are ways by which people are expressing themselves. and it has moved into a state of hate. quite frequently. not always. more often than not. they are difficult for law enfor

this first, the posting that the suspect posted on 8chan was first posted around 10:15.s the first attempt. the successful attempt was a few minutes later. by 10:thine, 911 had received a call that this was a shooting underway. 10:39 mountain time. two hours earlier than eastern time. 12:39 eastern time. i want to bring in cyber security and national security analyst shawn henry, former fbi. most of my viewers are not familiar with 4chan and 8chan. they were a police for free speech and not being monitored by authorities. 8chan has become a home for white supremacist nationalists and extremist views. not everybody on it is of that sort but that has back place that those people have had a very comfort existence online. the authorities were alerted to the fact that there was a posting. wasn't enough time to do anything about it. they did have some early response. tell me with this. >> so these channels are ways by which people are expressing themselves. and it has moved into a state of hate. quite frequently. not always. more often than not. they are difficult for law enfo

when they do, another post gets put up, multiple posts keep going. he's writing letters to them, they're not doing anything about it. it takes weeks for this to get sorted out. he is about to the media, oklahoma city papers because on top of this, a dj read the ad on the air and read his phone number which was in the ad. he's getting all of these calls and it eventually stops but he sues america online. this lawsuit was filed in 1997. this is the first lawsuit after section 230, he came to hold an online platform liable for user content. america online hires one of the best media lawyers in town. he knows about this section 230. he makes this clever argument that nobody thought to make before that those 26 words means that america online is absolutely not responsible for anything it's users post. the attorney said that's not the right reading of it. what you need to look at is that it's not holding them to be the publisher speaker. telling them to be the better which means once they get noticed, they will be liable. this goes up first, the district c

she was only 23 when hired at the washington post. twenty-three. the year was 1961 a time of civil unrest in the battle for racial equality. the first african-american reporter ever to be hired by the iconic newspaper but she was ignored and dismissed but by most of the white colleagues. taxis would not stop for her but a doorman did when she arrived at the upscale apartment building to interview a white resident he informed her that made entrances in the back. the post not at the time would even cover the black community calling them unworthy of attention. through it all she persisted with the highs and lows of a storied career of 50 years as the award-winning journalist, editor, columnist and author. feminist and civil rights activist mentor and scores of young journalist and aided directly in their education. she has gone on to earn a graduate degree from columbia university to establish the young journalist developmentnt project to provide professional training and support to a younger generation are journalist and founded crime media movers wi

the post would not even, at the time, cover deaths in the black community. cheap deaths one editor called them, unworthy of attention. through it all miss gilliam persisted and not seen the highs and lows of the story career a 50 year as an award-winning journalist, editor, columnist and author. as well as, feminist, civil rights activists, mentor to scores of young minority journalists who sought to follow in her footsteps aided directly by miss gilliam in achieving their journalism education. miss gilliam who gone on to earn a graduate degree in journalism from columbia university later established the young journalists development project. this helps to provide professional training among other support to a younger generation of journalists. she also founded prime movers media, a mentorship program connecting award-winning journalist with disadvantaged high school students who were aspiring to journalism careers. if you thought 23 was young miss gilliam actually began her journalism career at age 17. as a reporter for the black press in the segregated sou

there are all sorts of postings like this. we've heard other people posting stuff like this on these kinds of websites. and it's always a concern for law enforcement. and there's always the concern, as the chief has said and others have said, there's going to be copy cats. people do review this information, people who consume this, they're on these websites, they read this stuff, and it's always a concern that this kind of information could bring someone to the edge, could finally bring someone who may be thinking about doing something like this and they're consuming all of this information, reading things on these websites, and then finally, because of consuming all of this information, it brings them to the edge and they get to the point where they, you know, cause such harm as we see today. it's a huge concern for law enforcement, for the fbi. it's really a problem now that is much bigger probably than any of us have really realized. law enforcement is trying to get people to come forward as they do in terrorism cases, it's

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that posting also included anti-government and racist views. so, while texas authorities say they'lekl se the death penalty, federal prosecutors say they're pursuing hate crime and gun charges that could bring the death penalty, too. >> we're also treating this as a domestic terrorist case that appears to be designed to intimidate a civilian population, to say the least >> reporter: they say the weapon was an ak-47 style rifle, that he bought recently online, legally. his internet posting says he had been planning the attack about a month. he grew up in the dallas suburbs. as a high school student, he wrote on a social media site, he wasn't motivated to do more than necessary to get by. a nearby community college says he attended classes there for two years, ending in the spring. the plan is for texas to pursue its criminal case first with the trial in state court the federal government could then follow up with its prosecution later. lester >> pete williams, thank you. >>> this city is filled with heartbreak tonight among those grieving, the f

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the page that marie posted on was later suspended by facebook and her post is no longer up on the siteam's regional page, but she says it wasn't clear what content violated facebook rules. we literally got the group handed back to us. there was nothing saying why it had been removed in the first place. other than the fact that we'd broken community standards. how would you feel, off the back of this piece, if facebook did try to take it down? it's really difficult, because obviously it's like going back to square one again and building it up with the members. i think i would definitely open up another one, because otherwise, it's like being bullied by facebook into not giving these women a chance to open up and speak out. in a statement, facebook told us... next, yousef makki was killed with a single stab wound to the heart in an upmarket part of greater manchester on the 2nd of march. he died following an argument with a friend known as boy a, who said he acted in self—defence and denied murder. he was found not guilty of both murder and manslaughter following a trial at manchester cr

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posted by this suspect about an hour before this took place. it was posted.t is the significance? why the police were slow to connect to it this suspect? before the attack took place. >> sure. it has become a dumping ground for white nationalist manifestos put online before someone commits an act of terror. that's what happened with the christ church shooting. they've tied this shooting to the shooter. and this screed is just a pretty standard anti-mexican screed. it talks about european identity. what they talk about with white nationalist when's they're trying to say really only white people should be here. a really important note is that he expected to survive. a lot of people talk about how important it is to build your resources for the race war that's coming. he says, this isn't the time for me to die. something bigger is coming. it is a common refrain where they continually talk about how this is the start of the white race taking over. that's what we saw. >> how did the fbi get tipped off? this guy tried upload his screed. he failed at first. he tried

i don't post the real stuff. post the pictures of me crying alone in a mcdonald's over the weekend. and if you date me that a be a part of our relationship. it is all a lie. the dog is the least of your problems. nobody dates the person under a dating profile. if you look at mine you don't know that a full sleep holding it. >> the whole thing is a lie. i do find this ridiculous because women find men who have dogs nurturing, that your first mistake ask michael vick or hitler. [laughter] maybe that was a bad reference. the point is, women are upset when they find out that is not ibb panda bear. they're much more upset when they meet me and find out i photoshopped my body as well. [applause] [laughter] >> inevitably the first person on the date will get exposed the have to lie with her looks and personality to offset the anger but the personality they wouldn't have the deception in the first place. >> the problem lies with the women. >> this whole thing rest on the apprentice but if the guy has a dog, he somehow kn

these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> i know this isn't the result we wanted. we wanted to win this race. but it's important to know when it's not your time. and to know how you can best serve your community and country. i believe i can best serve by helping to unite us to beat donald trump in 2020. >> and then there were 20. 20 democratic candidates for president remain tonight after kirsten gillibrand, new york senator kirsten gillibrand announced earlier tonight she is withdrawing from the presidential race. there are seven candidates, believe it or not, who have dropped out of this race and yet there are still 20 who remain. one of the reasons perhaps that kirsten gillibrand decided to step away from the race at this point is today there was the deadline for candidates to qualify for the next debate. the next debate's going to be in the middle of september. the dnc put that criteria ou

then on top of all of that it was super amazing to see this in "the washington post."s uncovering the trump organizations, the president's businesses' own hiring of undocumented employees across all of trump's properties. along with his colleagues at "the washington post," reporter david fahrenthold has spent the last several months interviewing more than 40 undocumented immigrants who have been employed by the president at his various clubs. that reporting turned up at least eight different trump properties where the president is employing undocumented workers. even as he travels around the country talking about how terrible they are. this reporting in "the post" has already ashamed the trump business into saying that they'll stop hiring and stop using undocumented immigrants at trump properties, but according to fahrenthold's latest reporting which is just out this afternoon the trump organization is still going on with hiring undocumented immigrants. here is the lead to fahrenthold's latest story. quote, for nearly two decades the trump organization has relied on a

i have a colleague who was also censored for a period of time or was blocked from posting on twitter. his case involved an issue of mr. and during. some of these -- misgendering. some of these companies have a policy where if you use a wrong pronoun for a transgender individual, they will block you. my colleague found himself in a situation. he was off the platform about a week, we appealed, twitter eventually apologized to him and restored his account. in the more notable examples for the heritage foundation and "daily signal," we interviewed a pediatrician about the dangers of giving puberty blockers to young children. this pediatrician's video went viral on facebook. it was taking off. it currently has 74 million views. when it got to about 70 million views, the video disappeared from the platform. we could not find it anymore, we contacted facebook, and facebook restore the video. we are currently in a dispute with google over the same videos removal from youtube. they are blocking that video because they say it violates youtube's hate speech policy. robert: have you been blocked

. >> it was posted on line that the shootings were consumed by racist hate. in one voice our nation must condemn racism, bigotry and white supremacy. these sinister idealogies must be defeated. hate has no place in america. hatred warps the mind, ravages the mind and devours the soul. we must stop the glorification of violence in our society. this includes the gruesome and grisly video games that are now commonplace. we must reform our mental health laws to better identify mentally disturbed individuals who may commit acts of violence. mental illness and hatred pulls the trigger, not the gun. >> but nothing that the president said during his remarks today can reverse the years of attacks that he has waged against immigrants and people of color. >> they're bringing drugs, they're bringing crime, they're rapists. >> you know what? we're not letting these people invade our country. >> you look at the border and you look at the hundreds of thousands of people that are invading, or at least trying, to invade our country, you would know that we need it. >> we have

. >> today trump slammed the "washington post's" reporting. he wrote, "another totally fake story in the amazon "washington post" lobbyist which states that if my aides broke the law to build the wall, which is going up rapidly, i would give them a pardon. this was made up by the "washington post," only in order

joining us now is a "washington post" reporter behind the story, josh. tell us more about this call. >> so wayne la pierre, the head of the nra called the president on tuesday after the president seemed to publicly support some expanded background checks. nra officials had been in close touch with nick mulvaney, but wayne la pierre elevated it to the president. there's been a lot of people in the president's ear. lots of advisers, lots of friends from new york. kind of a various group of people. but the nra is particularly important inside the white house where many of the aides in fact are a little less liberal than

when they did, on the other post gets put up. he's begging them, writing letters to them, they are not doing anything about it. it takes weeks for this to get sorted out. nn top of this, dj read the ad on air and read his phone number, which was in the attic. so he's getting all these calls and it eventually stops but he sues america online. this lawsuit was filed in 1997. this is the first lawsuit seeking to hold an online platform liable. so americat. online hires one of the best media lawyers in town. he knows about this section 230. he makes this argument that nobody thought to make before that those 26 words means that america online is not responsible for anything its users post. his attorney said that's not the right reading. you need to look at that it's not holding them to be the publisher or speaker. it's holding them to be the distributor. once they noticed the post, they are reliable. he dismisses the case and it goes up to court circuit. nobody really knows how this is because nobody really interpreted section 230. i

well clearly the health posts have been there multiplying especially in border posts and at the ports of course but basically everywhere in restaurants government buildings hotels and on this tree in the middle of the street if we were there also 2 main ebola treatment centers being set up by visited one of the central hospital in goma but there is another one being set up on the road that connects to goma and this is your bottom but one of the centers of the epidemic so far selim the border with russia has now been closed give us a sense of how that's going to affect people perhaps how it is already affecting people well there has been an update regarding that the border was closed that this morning however just a couple of hours ago it was where you opened they were has being we have been receiving very contradictory information but we know that there was an official communication in the future notification from that one government to close the border and this was obviously showing that that the congolese government rejected because they always had advised not to close borders and n

jeff bezos owns the "washington post," and he also owns amazon.does not own the "washington post." just as sort of a logistical matter. secondly, i worked there for six years, seven years under don graham and the graham family when they owned it and i worked there for another three or four years when jeff bezos bought it. not once in that time, not literally one time and i wrote about politics every day, not one time did i ever get a whiff of jeff bezos in any way, shape or form trying to or being effective in -- there was no attempt to influence. and i can tell you, because for a lot of that time marty baron was the editor. marty wouldn't stand for it. it's the kind of thing that's a good applause line, but it doesn't have any bearing in reality and it's dangerous because people who don't know better believe it. >> exactly. >> dana, i was just going to say they're not just going after the "washington post." the campaign manager was on with brian stelter a few years ago and pointed to pharmaceutical commerce that run on tv networks, implying that

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these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >>> the last thing before we go, johnny isaacson announced he'll resign due to health concerns. he'll appoint his successor and you remember the last time this happened was back in 2000 when roy barns appointed former governor miller who then famously broke with his party in 2004 and endorsed george w bush delivering a stem liner against john kerry at the republican national convention and challenging chris matthews to a dual. >> this is the man who wants to be the commander in chief of the u.s. armed forces? u.s. forces armed with what? spitballs? >> which state -- >> say to you -- >> switch parties if you're getting legislated -- >> if you ask a question. >> it's a tough question. it takes a few words. >> get out of my face. if you're going to ask me a question, step back and let me answer it. >> season tore, please. >> i wish we lived in the day where y

these lamp posts are quipped with surveillance technology alleged to have links to mainland chinese tech firms on saturday protesters used an electric saw to cut through at least one lamp post and bring it to the ground over fears that it was equipped with facial recognition cameras that could be used by law enforcement the hong kong government said that the 50 so-called smart lighting polls were put in place to collect data on traffic and weather but many worry that the government is not telling the whole truth. and our reporter. has been looking into the controversy surrounding the lamppost and will be shedding a little light on it protesters think the government is using these lampposts to spy on them ok fine what proof do they have well they've been controversial since they were put up earlier this spring but once they toured these lamppost on at least this one particular lamp post the protesters actually broke into the box that was up there and the camera capsule to look at the technology because they don't trust the government's statements about what's actually going on here s

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the page that marie posted on was later suspended by facebook and her post is no longer up on the site happened to sam's regional page, but she says it wasn't clear what content violated facebook‘s rules. we literally got the group handed back to us. there was nothing saying why it had been removed in the first place, other than the fact that we'd broken community standards. and how would you feel off the back of this piece if facebook did try to take it down? it's really difficult because obviously it's like going back to square one again and building it up with the members. i think i would definitely open up another one because otherwise it's sort of like being bullied by facebook, you know, into not giving these women the chance to open up and speak out. in a statement, facebook told us: "we have strict rules on what is and isn't allowed amber haque with that report. talking to us now are lucy hadley, public affairs manager for women's aid and mark williams—thomas, a former detective and now an investigative journalist. thank you for coming in. the difficult watch that, at times. i

accusing him of lobbying through the "washington post." the u.s. postal service. what started the beef between president trump and jeff bezos? >> i think fundamentally this is about the "washington post," it's a very influential newspaper. it's a paper that covers trump very critically, and rightly so. as a result, trump lashes out. >> i have seen other presidents do the same thing. >> from now on, no reporter from the "washington post" is ever to be in the white house. is that clear? >> there was a man named richard m. nixon who was very direct and very personal in what he felt about the "washington post" so president trump is doing what an awful lot of politicians have done over the years. >> earlier this year trump also took aim at bezos' personal life after the "national enquirer" leaked revealing text messages between bezos and the woman he was saying one day after he'd announced his separation from his wife, mackenzie. president trump weighed in. >> i wish him luck. it's going to be a beauty. >> bezos wrote in a medium post that he s

i have a colleague who is also censored for a period of time or was blocked from posting on twitter. his case involved an issue of ms. jen to get somebody social media companies have policies what if you use the wrong pronoun for transgender individual, they will block you. my colleague found himself in that situation. he was off the platform for about a week. we appealed. twitter came back and apologize to the and restored his account. in the more notable examples for the heritage foundation and daily signal, we interviewed pediatrician about the dangers of giving puberty blockers to young children. ms. pediatricians video went viral on facebook and was taking off. it currently has 74 million views. when it got to about 70 million views, the video disappeared from the platform. we couldn't find it anymore. we contacted facebook and facebook restored the video. we are currently in a dispute with google over the video, same video from youtube. youtube is clerk currently blocking that video because they say it violates you to hate speech policy. we try to resolve his directly with the

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first, nixon and the post- presidency changes the very nature of the post- presidency. there are no other presidents. they all die. truman died in 72, eisenhower and 69. nixon knew all of them but he watched what they did in retirement and what they did was very different than what he's going to do. they basically retired. he becomes a doting grandfather. these are men that basically accept retirement and go away. nixon has no such choice. he has to make a living. he has to resign from the barr, he wants to resign but they won't let him. they want the privilege of kicking him out. he can't practice law, he has no way of making a living. what he does with no template in front of him, he invents the template that all ex- presidents today more or less follow. he write books, travels two countries, giving speeches, stays in contact with other world leaders. he talks to presences, he uses his ideas to influence washington. you think about the post presidents today. clinton and george w. bush with his think tank in dallas. trying to influence policy. barack obama writing book

so you can post kind of anything you want.n you talk about committing acts of violence, there's an opportunity for law enforcement to get involved. but it is, under our first amendment kind of a gray area of what is protected free speech and what is a credible threat. and certainly, law enforcement has their hands full trying to figure out what is what, because there is so much of this on the darkweb and the websites where these people post to figure out what is just a young person ranting about how much they hate what's going on in the world and what intervention. >> we're hearing from major platforms, facebook, twitter, they're monitoring, looking to take down any continuation, any talk about this possible manifesto, but, you know, big platforms like that, how big is the burden on them to stay ahead of this sort of thing? >> yeah, it's kind of like a game of whack a mole to try to figure out what's a real threat and what's not. so there is, there's a lot of work, there's a lot of bodies that need to be put in front of screen

i have a colleague who is also censored for a time or was blocked from posting on twitter. his case involved an issue of miss generated some of the social economies have policies where if you use the wrong pronoun for transgender individual able block you and my colleague found himself in that situation and was off the platform for about one week and appealed and twitter eventually came back and apologized to him and restored his account. in the more notable examples for the heritage foundation in daily signal we interviewed a pediatrician about the dangers of giving blockers to children. this pediatricians video went viral on facebook and taken off and currently has 74 million views but when he got to about 70 million views the video the spirit from the platform. we cannot find it anymore and contacted facebook and facebook restored the video. we are currently -- google over the videos the same videos from youtube it youtube is currently blocking the video because it violates youtube's hate speech policy. in many cases we try to resolve the strictly with the company. prage

if anybody can post anything on a platform like that, you're going to get a lot of spam.ou're going to get obscene images. you're going to get a lot of hate speech. it's going to be a pretty nasty place to go. the laws that protect these companies ability to moderate content is what creates these platforms as people does places that people do like to go for the reliable information. peter: can you put anything you want on competitive enterprise institute's website? patrick: i cannot, no. i go through an editing process because we control what goes on our website, but i do believe we have a comments section, where instead of prescreening, people will leave comments. of course, if something in there is a legal or a threat, then we take action. peter: why isn't there a conservative facebook? robert: there have been people who have tried. one of the other factors is that the reason facebook and twitter and other platforms are successful is because they don't just cater to a specific ideology or political party. they bring in diverse viewpoints. so, in many cases, they started

and they wondered why "the washington post" which is owned by jeff bezos who owns amazon. >> shannon: tonight the sanders campaign is doubling down, launching its own newsletter called burn notice. today's edition with a fire ant against so-called corporate media. let's turn to steve hilton. great to have you with us. what do you make of this? it's funny because president trump talks a lot about how he gets mistreated by the mainstream media now you have bernie sanders making some of the same accusations but saying it's because media outlets are run by billionaires and corporations. they are never going to treat him fairly because he criticizes them. >> it's uncanny, especially "the washington post." how many times have we seen tweets from the president about jeff bezos, amazon, "washington post" ." i think bernie gets pretty good press coverage frankly, especially considering how crazy some of his ideas are. he's taken seriously. he's become a really good national figure. precisely because his ideas and critiques of various policy areas have been reported. he's made a big impact. he'

another gaffe for presidential front runner joe biden, he's being fact-checked by "the washington post" which said "almost every detail of a gripping war story that he's been telling for years is wrong." hello and welcome to "fox news @ night," i'm shannon bream in washington. trace gallagher without the right and left are reacting to today's report on james comey but we kicked things off tonight with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridg catherine herridge. >> the fbi director is held to a high standard because he sets the tone for over 35,000 employees. he set a dangerous example but despite that the dust justice department has declined to prosecute. >> the justice department's internal watchdog has concluded former fbi director james comey violated his own agency's policies and employment agreement in his handling of memos, documenting in part to private conversations with the president about the russia investigation. "we have previously faulted comey for acting unilaterally and inconsistent with department policy. "what is not permitted is the unauthorized disclosure o

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in a phone interview this week with the post, frank sanzo said he didn't remember marocho.ployees to buy fake documents, sanzo said, they can get them on the street, too. he did not directly address the problem. joining us now is david fahrenthold. thank you very much for joining us tonight. appreciate you being here. >> great to be here. >> what is the trump organization's response or the trump white house's response to your reporting at this point? >> the white house's response was nothing. we sent them questions asking how much contact has president trump had with this company, has he had contact with i.c.e. to push them away from enforcing the immigration laws at his company. the response was nothing. they declined to comment. president's company responded very briefly. we'd sent them a lot of questions about this. as you can imagine, there are a lot of complexities here. we wanted to make sure we understood their side of the story. they sent back a photograph saying, we're doing our best to identify any workers who have given us false documents. and if we find them, we