this -- serengeti plain. this is very much like the serengeti. in fact, it is our serengeti. when you have animals migrate from canada and to alaska and back. this is our serengeti. it's a special place. it's a real treasure. and i don't have any doubt in my mind that we should save it. now, madam president, the arctic national wildlife refuge represents one of the world's wildest and most biodiverse places. its coastal plain or the 1002 area here is the biological heart of the refuge. there's no other place like it on the planet. congress showed remarkable restraint and forethought when it put the refuge under federal protection. and i'm proud that my uncle mo udall was instrumental in passing legislation that doubled the size of the refuge. under that law, only congress can open up the 1002 area for drilling. today i rise in strong opposition to the republican proposal to drill for oil in this remarkable place. i will fight their plan tooth and nail. and the only reason they are doing this is to pay for tax cuts for big corporations and tax cuts for the richest americans. m

published "new york" magazine, had mark zuckerberg, founder of ceo looking at pack of rhinos in the serengetickerberg even know what facebook is? so two billion users, i think he created this monster and now, through the algorithms which is why all of these fake postings i could backtrack, coming higher than they should in the searches because essentially two billion people are using this. it is impossible even for them i think at this point to keep track of it all. so you referenced specifically what happened after the las vegas shooting. there were people who were clicking to get updates, obviously what was going on, to check in on friends and family. if the first few hours there was feature article, made all the sense in the world but next to it, there were some users seeing content from sputnik, which is a russian news agency, which incidentally is under investigation by the department of justice for other reasons. now facebook took it down as quickly as possible, and said, as google, not only facebook. google having these problems. listen, our algorithms are not catching everything they

something that has been so precious to the united states of america as the serengeti for wildlife, an intact ecosystem that doesn't exist in other places of the united states and yet people are trying this very what i call sneak attack just like they did 12 years ago, just as if people tried to open up anwar before and on its own merits couldn't get it opened up so put it in the defense authorization bill thinking there's no way people could vote against money for the troops. so if you stick it in the d.o.d. bill, that's how we can get the arctic wildlife refuge open. well, it didn't work then and it's not going to work now. the american people are not for legislative sneak attacks, backdoorways to threaten members. i know the president wants to get a big package together, get health care in there, throw in the arctic wildlife refuge, hope that people can't vote no and move forward. i would say if this is such a wonderful idea, let it be stand on its own merits. this area, as we can see, is a very pristine part of the united states, having oil rigs and now people are saying, oh, well,