amy: ambassador sacha llorenti ambassador, thank you for joining us. when we come back, and abrupt reversal. the trump administration and asset it no longer views israeli settlements in the occupied west bank to be a violation of international law. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: in a sharp reversal to more than 40 years of u.s.s. policy, the trump administration has announced he no longer these israeli settlements in the occupied west bank to be a violation of international law. in 1978, the state department issued a legal opinion stating that settlements were "inconsistent with international law." and every administration has upheld that. on monday, secretary of state mike pompeo announced a reversal to the u.s. position. >> the establishment of israeli submittal -- selling settlement in the west bank is not inconsistent with international law. amy: this announcement puts the u.s. at odds with the international community. in 2016 a u.n. resolution declared the settlements a "flagran

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he mentioned that the is first time he has given a speech as sacha baron cohen instead of one of hisacters. what he had to focus on facebook and youtube, he excoriated them, he said the result of this should be our legislators setting new standards for these companies. we need laws that these companies have to live up to. this is something that a lot of us in silicon valley have been saying. even some companies themselves, set new standards. you can stop this. but instead, the politicians in d.c. have hearings, yell, scream and do nothing, right? it is time for new laws relating to these companies that set some kind of standards you can then go after them when they break those. connell: i hear you. we have it. covered them a lot in washington, to your point talk about it, don't necessarily act upon it. it become as company story. one company says no ads at all. do you think facebook will ever reverse itself on the political ads? or stick to this position that it has right now? no. >> i think they will definitely stick with it until 2020. they will never do anything that will hurt the

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twitter and you tube have been called the greatest propaganda machine in history actor and comedian sacha baron cohen made those comments at an anti defamation the gathering in the u.s. to reinforce his point he said of facebook it existed in the 1930 s. it would have led hitler by anti semitic advertisement. democracy which depends on the shared truths is in retreat and autocracy which depends on shared lies is on the march hate crimes are surging as a murderous attacks and religious and ethnic minorities now wouldn't all these dangerous trends have in common i'm just a comedian and actor i'm not a scholar but one thing is pretty clear to me all this hate and violence is being facilitated by a handful of internet companies that amount to the greatest propaganda machine in history the leaders of the u.k.'s biggest parties of faced questions from a studio audience out of next month's election they appeared on a special b.b.c. programme and one of the issues that dominated was briggs it. people voted 3 and a half years ago thank you thank you thank you thank you the party israel before ever

. >> let me play this clip, sacha baron cohen is speaking to the adl about facebook. to listen to the point he was making. >> we have lost a shared sense of basic facts, upon which democracy depends. when i as the want to be gangster ask buzz aldrin what was it like to walk on the sun the joke worked because we the audience shared the same facts. >> right. so just keeping that in mind if republicans are spreading these false claims, why should a huge chunk of this country trust them when they say something like america doesn't want impeachment? >> that's right. >> let's go forward and go to the election of 2020. what if he loses and he says there is ram pan the voter fraud, i shouldn't have to leave the white house? are all these people going to believe him then? it worries me greatly, and it should worry everyone. >> if people are believing it now, why won the they believe it then if he does -- that's the frightening part, i see your point. >> what i'm saying is, they will believe it. >> let's talk about rick perry. he did this interview with fox news, made headlines

. >>> meantime, comedian sacha baron cohen going after social media giants again after ripping into themt week. now penning this op-ed in the washington post on the issue of hate speech and the spread of fake news. he writes, facebook, google and twitter are unthinkably rich and they have the best engineers in the world. they could fix these problems if they wanted to but it won't because its entire business model relies on generating more engagement and nothing generates more engagement than lies, fear and outrage. he's becoming the point man on social media. >> i urge people to watch -- i saw his previous speech, which was quite well thought out i remember meeting him a few weeks ago, worth bingeing on he is a great intellect and he's done a tremendous rap, like marc benioff. >> when you buy this argument more than zuckerberg's connecting people, bringing people together. >> they're both -- i want to be a little bit like david, take no stance, don't agree with -- don't commit, just kind of punt, say fine, fourth and nine. >> i don't do that all the time. it is important that i try to r

. >> slightly more serious subject, the second half of sasha b sacha baron cohen is out in print forming for regulation, saying the tech companies are propaganda machines we heard a speech last week at the anti-defamation league last week we already have widespread outrage about social media. >> i don't think he moves the needle so much to me, this whole incident, it is like holding up a mirror. people see what they want to see. casey newton pointed out that social media in fact helped create greater interest in the speech that he gave a week ago then the viral effect of social media got it to the point people wanted to read an op-ed from him, and the response on social media has been predictably chaotic. you want to see this as here's an example of the power of social media because it elevated his remarks, look at it that way. you want to say this is an example of the peril of social media, here's someone putting something thoughtful out online, and suddenly the response is a food fight, people are just going to -- it is just going to -- people are going to see what they want to see

because sacha wore the same suit the entire time that he filmed the movie. >> jimmy: okay. >> so it waso stuff like go to -- you know, country line dancing people are very serious about their craft. >> jimmy: oh, yes. >> and they don't take kindly to a stinky foreigner and a hooker, black hooker coming in and going in opposite directions and messing up -- i was like no, i don't want -- they're going to kill me. everything we did i didn't want to d my: but lov being in uncomfortable situations. >> but i'm black. you don't like being in uncomfortable situations. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmytioned before 37 every sunday night you are at my comedy club in las vegas. >> and every saturday you come to see them white boys and you never come to see me. >> jimmy: i will come to see you. >> what do you mean -- arnold got two segments. am i getting ready to go? hell no i'm not going nowhere. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: kesha is canceled. >> no, bring her out. but i ain't going nowhere. >> jimmy: that's luenell, everybody. "dolemite is my name" is on netflix. every sunday nig

audience for it so i think that this will be a growing problem for facebook in particular in 2020 >> sachaaron cohen's speech is powerful because he really -- he understands the issues and he really laid it out in an incredibly clear way he was putting into words things that were on people's minds that they hadn't been able to arctic cute late. and the framing of it was simply brilliant. i hope that he is the firstarcte and the framing of it was simply brilliant. i hope that he is the first of a long series of high profile people because this is everybody's issue. >> roger, we hope everybody reads the op-ed and of course reads the profile of you in the "new yorker. have a great thanksgiving, guys. >> happy thanksgiving. >>> still to come, an earnings beat sending shares of auto desk higher pl stock up 4%. and andrew anagnost will join us exclusively on those results next stay with us it was sophie's big day. by the way, she's the next mozart. as usual we were behind schedule. but sophie's enthusiasm cannot be dampened. not even by a run-away donut. we powered through it in our toyota prius

twitter and you tube have been called the greatest propaganda machine in history actor and comedian sacha baron cohen made those comments at an anti-defamation league gathering in the u.s. trained forces point when he said if facebook had existed in the 1930 s. it would have but hitler by anti-semitic advertisements. democracy which depends on the shared truths is in retreat and all talk recy which depends on shared lies is on the march hate crimes of surging as a murderous attacks and religious and ethnic minorities now wouldn't know these dangerous trends have in common i'm just a comedian and actor i'm not a scholar but one thing is pretty clear to me in this hate and violence is being facilitated by a handful of internet companies that amount to the greatest propaganda machine in history so facebook has responded saying the actor has misrepresented its policies and this is a quote nobody including politicians can advocate or advertise hate violence or mass murder on facebook now mark zuckerberg the c.e.o. of facebook has been criticized for his decision to allow political advertisemen

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who is right here, sacha baron cohen vilifying facebook or rob schneider?u are or you aren't. brian: i hear you. brian: he has been critical in the past. he feels stifled. you comedians are the first ones to get stifled. you can't be as creative as you want. you can't push barriers. all of sudden pushed off the stage. >> that's what is happening. a lot of places, a lot of clubs, people are complaining saying they don't like something. they're understanding, comedy comes from pain. everybody has heard the equation, tragedy plus time equals comedy. it is not always going to be comfortable but if you can laugh at it, you can get through it. that is one of my mottoes. that is what comics believe. the idea use humor to heal wounds, use humor to bring people together, to connect us, if we don't have that going for us we're in a sad state. brian: i hope this is phase. you and your movie you participate in, note no safe spaces." take a listen. >> protest turned violent in california berkeley. >> go away! >> creating an atmosphere of fear and repression. it is going