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we posted this question on our twitter, facebook, and instagram accounts. on the other side of the spectrum, one viewer response to us, there are ways to make it safe, so yes. >>> let's move on. here's a story that's not only interesting, but alarming. seems like everything we're hearing or have heard from politicians and fire scientists is now being turned upside down. two opposing views now about how to deal with our fire danger and ultimately how to save our homes. take a look. this shows acres burned during the past ten wildfire seasons. in three of the past four years we've broken the record for most acres burned in california history. nearly all scientists agree that climate change is fueling our wildfires. but the question now, are we doing more to lessen the impact? we told you about post-fire logging when burned trees are removed after a wildfire. but new research shows this isn't a good idea. it has actually allow future fires to burn faster and hotter. that's not what we want to hear. let's bring in our senior investigator, bigad shaban. what's t

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is it right the media being held responsible for 3rd party posts? it is interesting. it does appear. you know that it's going to staple speech, it's interesting that the media would be held accountable for a facebook page which, you know, they don't, they may post content, they don't actually own it. facebook owns everything that goes onto their platform . that's very clear. this is very different than a media company being held accountable for comments on their own articles on their own websites. so here facebook is once again, sort of reading the lie that they're a neutral platform and that the owner is all on people post page because obviously not a neutral platform. they're a company with an editorial voice. they're a publisher. they just get free content from news organization. so it's interesting that it almost says that these pages are owned by the news organizations in which they're not. another thing is that it's supposed is that people actually say, comment section, seriously, it kind of speaks very lowly of the court opinion of the public that people are re

that he is post his presidency. and apparently we are not there yet. the animating life force in the republican party, right now, means that their last president inks he is still the rightful president. and three quarters of the republican party voters agree with them. president biden, tonight, canceled his old plan trip to chicago tomorrow. so he can stay in washington and keep working on negotiations to try and keep the government from shutting down. to try and invoke the debt ceiling crisis, to pass this infrastructure bill and his budget. and all the press looking at this fight in washington is thinking about two parties to have two different ideas about what's the governing principle of the countries all to be. how much money we ought to be spending or raising in terms of revenue. why didn't the operator from the beltway press. off look around. what's going on in the republican party has nothing to do with governing the country. what's going on in the republican party more than ever, has to do with overthrowing

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my reaction to the post? the response.py with it, because i knew that, you know, the good always outweighs the bad. and sometimes when you're in constant discrimination, you get this world view that everyone hates you or hate the people who look like you. so i wanted with that post to give people the opportunity to speak up and stand for my rights. and i also wanted the younger generation of muslim women growing up in the west to know that they're not alone. and sometimes these hateful rhetorics that are coming from government officials is just that, and your neighbour does not... not all women are against you. not all people in the society. and we all have a space to speak up. all right, 0k. so let's look at the fashion industry, because you're fashion editor of the soon—to—be—launched vogue scandinavia, and the fashion industry is a business, isn't it? i mean, it takes advertising from alcohol brands. the hijab—wearing modest fashion is an industry reckoned to be worth hundreds of billions. are you comfortable with that

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after they post a story or a report. now the move full force media companies to drastically increase the policing of comments made on their pages. but it also raises the question, could companies or even individual social media managers be sued for comments they didn't know existed? well, joining us now to discuss it and investigative journalist spends on now been, can you break down this ruling for us? where did this case originate? yeah, so we did that, you mentioned it originated in australia, a guy named dylan waller, who apparently was a subject of several different news reports about youth detention. and so he had these different news reports that were run about him and then commenters were commenting underneath the story as they do on social media. essentially saying things about him, which apparently were unflattering or unkind, which he believes were defaming him. and so he suit, but what's fascinating about this is essentially the court has looked at it and said yes, that the company's the media companies like

the person who posted the comment has not being sued. that the platform that hosted the comment is not being sued. the publisher who wrote a story and put it on a page and other people commented on it. and even if you didn't even know the comment was there, you're still liable for it. so yeah, it creates a really messy area. i'm not sure how i'll show your plans to move forward with this. but i guess the bigger question here guys is, does this get adopted in other countries as well to be interesting to see about app? yeah, definitely be interesting to see where this one goes and if the united states picks up a note or 2 from their new really boom bus 11. thank you for your insight on this one . think that i'm not for a quick break, but when we come back, the unrest in guinea continued to rattle aluminum market, the china against the other options to fuel consumption. we break it all down on the other side. that's a good break here. the number, the quote me ah, me, the news the way the u. s. government funded is through the issue of treas

if you have questions please you free to post it in the chat window at anytime.any as possible. and now please join in welcoming craig whitlock and carlos lozada. >> thanks. >> thank you very much. it is such an honor to be here, and i could not be more excited to be in conversation with my colleague craig whitlock who i've admired from afar at the "washington post" for many years. and to discuss a book and a subject that could not be more timely and crucial in this moment. just to start off there's a bunch of equation i want to ask you about the book, but first off, in the debate over this war now, as were looking back on it, it's hard to sheikh the notion that america lost his work. the taliban is back in power. yet your president biden singh look, we accomplish what we wanted to accomplish. we defeated al-qaeda in afghanistan. so how do you square that difference? was it ever possible to truly win this war and what with winning it have actually looked like? >> those are questions, carlos, we should've asked a long time. or certainly our leaders should ask what

auto industry from the post world war two era to present day. he discusses the successes and failures of people. >> all right. so, today we are studying the post world war ii domestic scene. in the last class, we looked at the surging economy of the post world war ii era and suburbanization. today, what i want to look at is cars in the post world war ii era. and i especially want to look at what i call the mavericks. a maverick car designer, and maverick automakers. automakers who tried to establish independent companies outside the big three who -- mavericks who thought outside the box, thought unconventionally. so i want to look at their impact, what happened to them, their influence on the field of the post world war ii auto industry. and you know, if -- if america had a symbol in the post world war ii era, it would have to be the automobile. i mean, americans loved their cars. they are big. europeans even make fun of them. they call them yank tanks. there is a reason that cars, american cars, anyways, have the look and the shape and the size

today we're spanning e post-world war ii domestic scene. the last class we look at suburbanization, and today what i want the look at is cars in the post-world war ii era, and i especially want the look at the mavericks, maverick car designers and automakers, automakers who tried to establish independent companies outside the big three who thought outside the box, thought unconventionally. i want to look at their impact, what happened to them, their influence on the field of the post-world war ii auto industry. and, you know, if america had a symbol in the post-world war ii era, it would have to be the automobile. i mean, americans love their cars. they're big. europeans even make fun of them. they call them yank tanks. and there's a reason that cars, american cars anyways are have the look and the shape and the size that they do. and a lot of it has to do with one automobile designer, one sort of maverick automobile designer, and i want to look at him today. and i want to start by sort of, in a nutshell is, looking at some of the reasons w

you wal mart had just a couple of days before posted a job posting for a crypto currency specialist to come work on their team. so folks are already looking at wal mart saying, oh, they're looking at doing crypto and that timed out really well with this. this big press release, of course it came out right away that it wasn't true when the price of like queen went back down. but you did have for a pretty short time. there a little bit of a pump and dump going on. wow, this is a crazy story. and as you mentioned there, one of the craziest parts about it is that charlie lee, the head of the white coin foundation, actually was the one to bring up the story to make it sound like it was correct. but he is since apologize because one of the biggest factors in this was of course, the fact that the official light queen twitter account to get out the press release . so how did that happen? yeah, charlie lee says it was someone on their team who was overly zealous and very excited about this. we might have to wonder why they were so excited about this. but someone on the team was apparently excit

so now it was re posted out of a verified twitter account. so then of course, a whole bunch of people are media sort of jumping on it and reach reading and posting and say, look, it's happening while we're doing this. and the other thing is that they didn't all happen in a vacuum. walmart had just a couple of days before posted a job posting for a crypto currency specialist to come work on their team. so folks are already looking at wal mart saying, oh, they're looking at doing crypto and that timed out really well with this, this face press release. of course it came out right away that it wasn't true when the price of like going went back down. but you did have for pretty short time, there a little bit of a pump and dump going on. wow, this is a crazy story. and as you mentioned there, one of the craziest parts about it is that charlie lee, the head of the white coin, found nation. i actually was the one to bring up the story to make it sound like it was correct. but he has since apologize because one of the biggest factors in this was of c

i posted a link to the chat. thank you so much for joining us.carla gericke discusses her point of view and the freestate project . >> carla gericke is the author of this book "the ecstatic pessimist: stories of hope (mostly)". i want to ask you a question i have never asked an author before . what was i reading west and mark what was ireading ? >> you were reading a collection of my essays and short stories over time. it was an amalgamation of the work i did when i did my mfa in city college in new york. those are award-winning short stories and there's a lot of political polemic i guess in there. a lot of essays, blog posts and opinion pieces i've written over the years mostly on my wall with the free state project. >> what is the free state project ? >> the free state project is in libertarian movement. trying to attract libertarians to the state of new hampshire. a mass migration movement so what we're trying to do and we've been around and are success stories are highly of the state but what we did is in 200

i think i posted a photo of the interview. they put one on everything a post now so it is an insidious way to silence voices speaking out against the regime. a. >> i want to ask about some of the people that pop up. lewis. >> my husband,wi yes. so, we met in south africa. we were dating when i won the green card so we moved out to california together. he is a tech nerd and we came out. he had a start up and i worked as an in-house counsel at the fortune 500 companies and apple computer when steve jobs came back. he's my husband, i love him dearly and i wish that he were with me but he's at home holding her down the fort. a. >> in addition to working at apple, according to her bio, she's been a model, chair maker, playwright, lecture magazine editor, nonprofit director and high-tech lawyer is a masters degree and law degree another one of the essays in the pessimist is about the 420 rally. that?as >> that was one of those situations never say never. they said you are doing this rally after the liberty forum for the free state p

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and shared to what surprise when for the post coverage of the watergate scandal and second the lead reporter for coverage of the 9/11 terrorist attack. they have both made headlines and drawn many leaders under the national bestsellers. bob cost is a little younger about half woodward's age as woodward note in the acknowledgment the national political reporter at the post where he's worked for nearly eight years following several years at the national review. in moderating editor and a political analyst for nbc news and msnbc. no doubt they have heard or read the highlights in general milley with his counterpart in the chinese fears about trump possibly launching an attack were mike pence searching and whether in congress he could've rejected the election results only to be told by dan quayle to forget it, there is much more to this explosive page two turner of a book it'll leave you aghast not only at how close the country came to a break but also help pair realism the future remains. the conversation with authors will be jean robinson, pulitzer prize winning columnist at the post

we need some accountability needs to be accountability directly on those posting comments. and if you want to pursue those people, you can. but at the same time, if the media companies are encouraging this by skewing what they publish on facebook and other platforms to generate interest, to have those little rabble rousing plate bite, then they need to share some of the blame it. it's supposed to, the people actually say, comment section, seriously, most people read comments be entertained. they know it's maybe a bunch of yahoo's and most people are basically able to do their own research and looking into things that people are claiming. and the section, it's kind of a stretch to hold a publisher accountable for defamation or what have you, based on just what someone on the internet wants to say on their facebook feed. there's a fight now for the attention by media organizations and they do use the comment section as a way of whipping up interest in a story. and that must be fully aware of the inflammatory things that said the money is the very, very hateful and very defama

they're dissecting their posting patterns. it was these two users i'm about to show you who shared crucial information about the case. this user posted she had picked up and dropped off brian laundrie alone at grand teton national park on august 29th. he was hitchhiking. this helped building a timeline of the couple's whereabouts before brian showed up with gabby in florida on september 1st. this other couple who are also youtubers posted a video just one day ago showing gabby and brian's white van parked by a camping area in spread creek on august 27th. this info was passed to the authorities, and as we know, gabby's remains were found around that area. >> i'm curious if someone will see brian laundrie now. any backlash, racial element to this so many people are focusing on, because she's a young white woman. >> some people online are saying had gabby been a woman of color, the case wouldn't have gained this much interest and coverage. it seems the reality here is that tiktok users recognize the immense power of social media

expect woodward and costa are reporters for the washington post. it takes two and a half to three months to. a book. that means woodward and costa and the washington post, if this is true, except on the story for months and months. why would two reporters sit on a story like this for months and months and allowed this man, i believe that this is true, is utterly unhinged to serve as the head of the joint chiefs of staff? you have two so-called journalists who sat on this. >> and the very least kirk woodward and costa, they have a duty to provide proof. they should prove it right now because it is such importance to the american people. and our national security because of now dozens of top officials calling on milley to present protect includes president trump office acting secretary of defense who said, not authorized the calls to china. and you have general catalog calling on millie to step done a lot with more than a dozen top lawmakers. even alexandra goodman, remember, the democratic party start witness in the ukraine impeachment hopes. he is

we need some accountability needs to be accountability directly on those posting comments. and if you want to pursue those people, you can. but at the same time, if the media companies are encouraging this by skewing what they publish on facebook and other platforms to generate interest, to have those little rabble rousing plate bite, then they need to share some of the blame it. it's supposed people actually say, comment section, seriously, most people read comments be entertained. they know it's maybe a bunch of yahoo's and most people are basically able to do their own research and looking into things that people are claiming and the section, it's kind of a stretch to hold a publisher accountable for defamation or what have you, based on just what someone on the internet wants to say on their facebook feed, there's a fight now for the attention by media organizations. and they do use the comment section as a way of whipping up interest in a story. and that must be fully aware of the inflammatory things that is said, the money isn't very, very hateful and very defamatory

so that's the first factor in the post cold war period something that makes us makes the post-cold war period different the growing number of asylum seekers. terrorism on us soil is a second factor that has affected the development of refugee and asylum policy in the post-cold war period as a result of terrorism on us soil the 1993 world trade center bombing and then of course 9/11 as a result of that our immigration bureaucracy was completely revamped. and today's terrorists, i mean, excuse me. today's refugees are the most vetted in us history to prevent would be terrorists from entering the united states and causing us harm. the state department now tells us that refugees can expect 18 to 24 months of vetting of screening. before they are moved through the system and and considered for admission the united states. but being on placed on a waiting list, even if you are successfully vetted and europe and and you are asked to wait that does not guarantee that you will be admitted to the united states. there is no waiting list per se even iraqi and afghan translators and other service p

again, the needs to be accountability directly on those posting. the people are basically able to do their own research and looking into things that people claiming and the section has been mentioned. they can also what is that? a good question i broadcasting live from moscow to the world. this is our t international. i'm your host donald quarter. welcome to the program. almost 2 decades have passed since the tragedy of $911.00, the events that triggered america's war on terror. we're continuing to investigate the lasting impact that the conflict has had on the lives of millions in our special project of on heard voices. the will use all tools at our disposal. killed our children to united states was bringing people to fortress. it was a pointless exercise among those who have paid the highest price for the afghan invasion were the $457.00 british personnel killed in action. but for those lucky enough to have made it home, many were still less left with lasting trauma was here for the account of trevor colt who served in the british army for 20 yea

it was posted by a pro resistance movement account. and it shows heavy fighting and a mountainous area, allegedly, from recent battles in punch here. but it later emerged that that video was actually shot years ago, most likely in yemen. and the dissemination of these kind of fake videos definitely makes it a lot easier for the taliban to discredit any report than to make it out of the region. including those of the killing of civilians. now the taliban has told the international community to quote, take a closer look at the area to find out for themselves. that would be difficult because that's the idea. they've closed off, right? exactly. okay, thanks joe statues are among the oldest forms of visually media for millennia. they've been used to send implicit messages about the kinds of people and values we should look up to quite literally. when people ted icons down. it's most often in rejection of what they stand for and the 2020s. it's a tactic that the on trend since the killing of the african american george floyd in may last year

i think they just post one on whatever i post now, who knows so it's an insidious way to silence voices speaking out against a regime class i want to ask about some of the people who pop up in the ecstatic pessimist . lewis. >> my husband lewis, yes. so we met in south africa. we were dating when i won the green card so we moved out to california together. he's a tech nerd. that's how i like them and we came out, he had a startup, i worked as an in-house counsel at a fortune 500 companies and worked at apple computer when steve jobs came back from apple. and so we were sort of in that tech bubble so he's my husband, i love him dearly and i wish she was here with me but he's at home. pulling down the fourth with the dogs. >> and in addition to working at apple, according to her bio card, carla gericke has been a waitress, fiberglass maker, lecture magazine editor, nonprofit director and high-tech lawyer. has a masters degree and a laundry. another one of the essays of the ecstatic pessimist, carla gericke is about before20 rally . >> that was one of those situations where never say never

another facebook post that says, "biden is running this country into the ground." and one last saying "why would people get a job when they can stay and get paid for the -- by the government?" let us see if nick from pennsylvania is optimistic or pessimistic about the economy? good morning. caller: good morning everybody, i am optimistic that we will go forward. and, 20 to 40% of the people -- one think i -- one thing i am concerned about is that people think we are socialist. we are not. social programs are not socialist. i know what production is, i am a senior. we are not socialists. god bless everybody, thank you so much. host: william from st. petersburg, florida. william, are you pessimistic or optimistic about the current state of the economy? caller: good morning, i am cautiously optimistic. i believe we have the right president in the oval office and i think he is trying to do the right thing. i just wish that the democrats would be bold and do the things they need to do because they are in control and stop worrying about what else. but my caution is that

one final ruestion tweets or instagram posts.r instagram posts. one final question because you are _ tweets or instagram posts. one final question because you are watching l tweets or instagram posts. one final| question because you are watching us and we are watching you, the schools are going back, there is a huge row in america about mask mandates and ready you should in schools. what do you think is the best way forward? we are having a huge debate here. t we are having a huge debate here. i think it's clear what the best way forward is. it does not mean everyone is doing it, it means you need a baseline of vaccinations. all of your staff and students of a child should be vaccinated. you need to have mask policies in place that prevent the spread and either on vaccinated infected people are vaccinated infected people are vaccinated potentially contagious people. and the third pillar is going to be testing. where you need to surveillance test school specifically schools that are full of undocumented people like elementary scho

the truck is 20 post. hi, thanks for checking with our international. lo from oscar this friday, 10 for september. this is ed. it's telling me that companies are now officially responsible for comments post the live facebook page is. what do you think about that, melissa freedom court as ruled on it? the companies are far from hop. he will tell you more in 90 seconds. ah . join me every thursday on the alex salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me. the media, a reflection of reality the in the world transformed what will make you feel safer. type relation for community you going the right way? where are you being that somewhere? which direction? what is truth watches in the world to corrupted? you need to defend the join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. ah ah, i get, it's really is hard. courts rolled at some of the country's largest media companies can now be held liable for comments posted on social media pages

what might be a change of direction for the country and the post angular market here will a special coverage was built to be a very todd race for the chance on the ship. so on the way we talk stories here on our see the russian city of pierre moans, the last 6 people killed in the university shooting on correspondent retraces the steps of the theme government and deadly around. this is the exact road the perpetrator to, while he was carrying out his vicious plans and friends, says political dialogue, the night has non existence is america and britain struggle to calm french anger about a security patch made with australia ah good evening. thanks for joining us. here on our team for the weekly so the week's top stories coming up later 1st. so the vote saw read the counties on in germany's federal election outcome. he sent it to him and who will replace anglo michael is chancellor in what will be the 1st change at the top in more than a decade and who's 06. this is the red indicate support for michael's c d u. c. s u policy has shrunk considerably since the last po box in 2017 germany said a f

and snap i post and get 40. another example would be i do a lot of outspoken critic of the lockdowns, outspoken medic of the masked mandate. i think we could certainly have done it as we see in countries like asia or someone wears a mask and if they are not, they are not, we shouldn't make it a huge political issue or basically anything i post now it's a covid warning on it i thinkno posted a photo to instagram and someone said why does this have a covid warning on it? i think they just put one on every post now, who knows? is an insidious way to silence voices speaking out against the regime. >> i wanted talk about some of the people who have come up, lewis. >> my husband, yes. we met in south africa, we were dating so we moved to california together, he is a tech nerd. that's how i like them. we came out, he had a startup from i worked as an in-house counsel at a fortune 500 company. apple computer when steve jobs came back to apple. we were at that level so he's my husband, i love him dearly and i wish he was