being covered by social insurance, the growth of social insurance this was not enough, the events that took place, such as drivers' social insurance, the law of self-employed people, we have optional insurance, we do not have cargo insurance , we have beekeepers insurance, we have fishermen's insurance , according to you, we have insurance for foreign nationals, insurance for iranians abroad. the authorities of the islamic republic have always and in different eras emphasized on the insurance coverage of the society and eradicating poverty caused by the cost of treatment . i assure you, tell seda and sima news agency, abhay mousavi, the work history of the honorable ceo of the social security organization, the main retirees of the social security organization, and the issue of improving and improving the lives of the retirees has always been the focus of attention, how much insulin should you increase and what should be done? it has been and will be one of the basic priorities of the social security organization, and the statistics that i told you about 4.2 million retired people, we a

out social security.me off as an adult in the room, showing that he was eager to govern over the next 2 years in a bipartisan fashion. host: brian, what did you think of the speech, particularly the whole exchange with republicans? do you agree that biden came out looking good? >> both of us have national paulding that shows -- polling that shows disappointment. singling out a misleading thing from one senators release -- he has thwarted, to then use that to beta some of them are colorful republican members into being upset, it is sad we are not seeing people more eager to lead. a demagogue can use this for personal gain. host:host: we want to get to calls from our audience. for your questions or comments on the news of the week questions for carly cooperman or brian nienaber. if you are a republican, call us at (202) 748-8003. if you are a democrat -- us at (202) 748-8001. if you are a democrat, call (202) 748-8000. this is an article by the hill. it says "how the house gop blew up at the state of the un

out social security.me off as an adult in the room, showing that he was eager to govern over the next 2 years in a bipartisan fashion. host: brian, what did you think of the speech, particularly the whole exchange with republicans? do you agree that biden came out looking good? >> both of us have national paulding that shows -- polling that shows disappointment. singling out a misleading thing from one senators release -- he has thwarted, to then use that to beta some of them are colorful republican members into being upset, it is sad we are not seeing people more eager to lead. a demagogue can use this for personal gain. host:host: we want to get to calls from our audience. for your questions or comments on the news of the week questions for carly cooperman or brian nienaber. if you are a republican, call us at (202) 748-8003. if you are a democrat -- us at (202) 748-8001. if you are a democrat, call (202) 748-8000. this is an article by the hill. it says "how the house gop blew up at the state of the un

social media. that needs to and i think willve change. how do you protect the consumer? do you have a regulatory agencyk that protect our food and our health in general. in this space there are none. we have statutory schemes to protect consumers from abusive. in the space. you can always go to court in america if you feel feel like you've been wronged, except here. for the american consumer is virtually unprotected from the abuses ofhe social media and of all americans i think young people are the most exposed here. if there is somebody affecting your kids you will never see it. it's just a machine. who's watching the machine is that all? and the surgeon general issued a report that's pretty about the business model is to get people to watch things as muchay as possible and whether or not those things are good for you. they make money based on eyeballs and advertising. there is no regulatory agency in america with any meaningful power to control this. there are more bills being introduced in this

insurance only in social security, and the penetration rate of insurance only in social security of the working population is over 65%. this is a very important event. the number of pensioners and retirees. before the revolution, of these approximately one million seven hundred and fifty thousand people, by 1356, approximately 80 thousand people were receiving pensions. support this number . the support factor in the management of the fund is a very high number. 23 pensioners pay insurance premiums, that's it if you calculate, the need to manage financial resources would not actually exist, however much you could be a king , you could have developed services. today, we are 4.2 tenths, that is, we currently have about four million and two hundred retired people on salary in 1400, out of 15 million. the main insured has decreased to the new year 1400. is it good or bad? it's not good or bad anymore. the good and bad thing is that at that time it will lead to more service development. more services will be provided because there were many resources. now the need and bottlenecks of reso

islami, exemplary retirees of social security organization were introduced . this ceremony was an opportunity for retirees to raise their problems in the fields of medical insurance. that in this era, giving up because of being active in cultural and social affairs and having good children who have doctorate education , i chose all three of them. and the outstanding artistic and sports activities are the indicators that are collected after the selection of the next stage of the province in each city and finally it is placed in the stage of introduction and appreciation . its intermediary, for sure we should express our gratitude to the ceo of the social security organization for the treatment of retirees as a priority of the social security organization, and he said that the development of medical services is one of the priorities, while we have established vacations in direct treatment for the dear retirees, such as the glue and five years to above, wherever the brand does not pay for treatment in medical centers, in addition to the supplementary insurance ,

what is a social contract - this is an agreement that a poor citizen enters into with social securityhorities provide assistance, including in the form of services and cash payments, and he assumes certain obligations. for example, to get trained to get a job or open your own business, this is exactly what the social contract differs from the allowance, its goal is to help find sources of income so that a person provides for himself now about the amounts that are given under the social contract from february 1, 23, the situation came into force in accordance with, with which payments under the social contract within the framework of the event, a difficult life situation, and also, as part of the job search activities , the amount of payments for individual entrepreneurship and for the event of personal subsidiary farming, a fixed amount, will be carried out in the amount of the subsistence minimum, which is established for the twenty-third year in your region. they were increased last year by 100,000 rubles. and this year will amount to 350,000 rubles. for individual entrepreneurship

social attention to our bits to auction companies the different income model and social networks is that they sell my personality model to companies for a certain amount and without realizing it, they sell it to a third party. new dimensions of the destructive effects of these networks from different people we heard from toabain and asghar employees of the company active in the field of social networks that they all had a common feature, that the danger and deep gap in knowledge and thinking of social networks is the main factor. depression and anxiety among american teenagers have increased significantly and around 2011 and 2013 number teenage girls in america are hospitalized every year and it doesn't hurt to hurt themselves until around 2010-2011. we are witnessing a serious jump in the rate of suicide among teenage and young girls. the increase in suicide among adult girls is 62% growth for girls under the age of 13. the increase of 189 is really a scary figure. the suicide rate of girls under 13 years old, which was very low at the beginning of the first decade of the century, is ac

and this is a social standard. vladimir vladimirovich, we have made something like a kind of memo of recommendations for the regions, but 10-13 points. e. these are the best practices that are already being implemented today not by one region, but by many subjects, and which have shown e, effectiveness in improving the quality of life and in solving various life situations and it is very important that there are different tools related to management and culture and infrastructure and services and approaches to communication. and it is very important that all these tools. they are very variable and can be adjusted locally by the regions. these are advisory documents. we already have 40 regions last year, and we have begun to implement this regional standard. and it is very important that here, as well as this agenda , there is such a kind of control and is also personally dealt with, and the leaders of the subjects. e managers who are in charge for the social area. and again , uh, experts, citizens of npos, uh, the

at 10,000 becoming eligible day, social security of congress -- if social security and congress does nothing, every year congress delays do something -- delays doing something it gets harder to make up the difference. harder in terms of the costs because social security needs to be paid for. a point i always make. i think one your listeners understand. social security is not an entitlement plan. this is a earned benefit. all they need to look at their federal insurance contribution. some like to call it tax. it is federal insurance contribution whose, yours. i think citizens know this and they understand it is a earned benefit they are at a gasp when they learned that congress has not done anything in over 50 years to enhance the program. we have 5 million people, 5 million fellow americans that get below poverty level checks from social security. having worked and paid into the system. 5 million, predominantly women of color, none the less it is 5 million americans in the poverty level. 12,000 800,000. how do you live in under 12,800? host: do you take speaker mccarthy at his word w

talking to somebody at social security -- calling, talking to somebody at social security.d an increase that has barely made up for some of the cuts called for by congress over the last few years. it is a shame. i testified once before the house ways and means committee about the long wait times when you called the 800 number, and that has not gotten much better. at the hearing i had my cell phone and i called the number at the beginning of the hearing. i was still on hold at the end of the hearing. to make a point that we do need to spend some more money to hire staff to improve the technology,, to open field offices to the public. i do agree with you on that. host: one more call in hot springs, south dakota, this is danielle. good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. a question i have had for eight years -- ima baby boomer and i have been collecting -- i am a baby boomer and i started collecting social security 8 years ago. i have been working those 8 years. the social security representative said the first year, for the one year that i made $150,000 from a sett

socialism. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 83, the concurrent resolution is considered as read. the bill shall be deba debate dd for one hour equally divided and controlled by the chair and ranking minority member of the committee on financial services or their respective designees. the gentleman from north carolina, mr. mchenry, and the gentlewoman from california, ms. waters, each will control 30 minutes. . mr. mchenry: i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and to add extraneous material on the legislation. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mchenry: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mchenry: this bill is a simple one. it states that congress denounces socialism in all its forms. it's a statement that i would hope all elected leaders in the united states could support. despite my democratic colleagues' claims, there's nothing

what also changed, social media themselves. there was not social media 20 years ago. i grew up without facebook. i do not know what would've happened to my mental health if i grew up with a facebook account. we were just in the chat rooms in those days. i think we have to look into bipartisan legislation to reign in these companies unchecked power, but also to determine how to keep our kids safe online. i know congress is working out the details. host: here is anwar in d.c. independent line. caller: i believe both of your guests are wrong when it comes to this issue. i believe they are looking at the companies instead of looking at themselves. what i mean by that is parents have the responsibility to watch their children. like the lady was saying if they are depressed or they are bulimic or god forbid want to commit suicide, that means you as a parent are not doing your job. if your child has no self-esteem and they give everything they have or view everything from these platforms, which you by because your children do not have $700 to go out and buy an iphone. you ar

and you started social media, ms. lembke, what you said that you were addicted to social media geico --? >> i would say that i exhibited a dependency that was stated here today, but i cannot to what that addiction means alone. i think that other members of my generation and other young voices should be integrated into these ongoing conversations, into what constitutes an addiction moving forward. >> did you have a hard time not going through social media on a regular basis, on a daily basis, did you spend up to six hours? regardless of what the medical definition, when you're spending six hours on a platform that did not make you feel good, how is it that you finally broke yourself of this dependency? >> thank you for your question. it took getting to a breaking point, where my anxiety was so great, my depression was incredibly acute, and my issues with disordered eating were rampant. it took about 3-4 years, getting into ninth grade, or one day i heard the notification, and i had the pavlovian response to kraftwerk,

insurance, and today , about 70% of the population was covered by social insurance.since the revolution, 20 medical centers were active as medical service centers, and after the revolution, in 1401, more than out of 400 medical centers in the country are providing services clinic centers, 88 hospitals, central hospital beds, student insurance for the first time in iran, insurance for housewives and girls, insurance coverage for carpet weavers, seasonal and construction workers, including important social security services, after the islamic revolution, the growth of social insurance was closed . the social insurance of drivers was formed, the drivers of intra-urban and extra-urban transport, we have the law of self-employed and self-employed, to all the people who own businesses or have employees who become employers . those who work alone become self-employed. before i can't go to work today due to some reasons. they continue to work on their own . we don't have freight insurance. we have beekeepers insurance. we have fishermen's insurance. we have foreigner's insur

the treatment of 100% social insurance , social insurance of the society is our goal to go in this direction we have increased 1 million 800 so far next year. god willing, we are preparing a coherent program. god willing, this discussion will be about the development strategy of universal insurance coverage, and i will continue to develop the quality and quantity of services, and we will continue to have, especially in the field of direct treatment, direct treatment infrastructures, and because the payment comes from the people's pockets. in the treatment , we will strengthen directly in this field we started the work especially in the area of ​​the loved ones who provide services, we prioritized the discussion of nurses and medical staff , the service provider infrastructure for doctors as well as us. in the 8th year, we broke the suspension that we had for changing the status of doctors in the social security organization, and for the first step , we changed the employment status of 600 specialist doctors , and we started hiring about three thousand people. to strengthen the direct treatme

needs to focus on the social care sector, so making sure there is an adequate provision of social careto see an investment in primary care because that is the backbone of the nhs. and that means patients can be treated at home. by that, you mean gps? not only gps, the sort of community care that may be provided by district nurses or other community—based services, and that can help patients be cared for in their own home and can help keep them out of hospital. and then finally, we need to see an investment in the capacity of hospitals, which means the beds and the staff, so that those hospitals on a full up, so that our emergency departments don't get full up, which is what is holding up all the ambulances and stopping them getting out to patients. so the three key things are social care, primary care, and hospital bed capacity. i'm wrapped around all of that is the nhs workforce, because the nhs is all about workforce, and without a workforce, we haven't got an nhs. the future of that workforce is one of the major problems keeping health bosses awake at night. the nhs is one of the bi

it's basically using social media to foment social unrest. the can lead to regime change type activities and targeted nation. so iran has been famously targeted for this, or the 2009 green revolution of what's going on today in regards to the, the, the, the, the a, the poor lady who has a lost her life in police custody over a job. you know, was she murdered by the iranians? no, she died of a heart attack apparently, according to a video. but that didn't stop on the cia and my 6 and other a foreign elements using social media to create a narrative to create a perception inside iran that fomented unrest. and that's the role of social media today in that, in that regard. but it's not succeeded of there's a couple reasons why one social media is internet based in the internet to be turned off. and that's the end of it. um, and 2 of the social media works, you know, 2 ways of you. you can promote your idea, but there's a lot of other ideas out there. so oftentimes the targeted information package you're trying to get out. it's looted by other inf

i mean coups are socially engineered. and even though we speak of a military coup it's, it's not the us military's job to go in and create conditions for a good, a tough. that's the job of the central intelligence. and that's who's behind the vast majority of the nefarious actions in the world today. or the c i a's job is to go in and i say manipulate societies, they do that by buying off politicians. they do that by funding oppositions. they do that by a deliberately undermining economies. or they do that by planting this information by taking control the media, seating the media with, with false narratives or narratives to support their point of view. but, but basically, ah, by manipulating aside from the inside out. it's so it's done by intelligent services and the intelligence services that do this more than anybody else are the united states and the british m. i 6, i think anywhere you go in the world, if you scratch deep enough, you're going to find the cia. and i'll say this, i mean, i know there's people out there

and if it's democratic socialism is socialism, socialism is always socialism. we cannot let this evil ideology take hold in this country. we are in the united states, the strong hold of freedom. that is why we must pass this resolution. i yield back the balance of my time. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, i listened to this debate and i get more and more confused. the gentleman from pennsylvania said that vladimir putin was not put on this list because he's a communist. yet the gentlewoman mentioned communism several times. the gentlelady just talked about the communist manifesto. i'm looking at the list of people that are mentioned. among them is paul p.t.o., who was -- pot, who was, i think everybody believes, is viewed a communist. i'm trying to figure out, why wasn't putin included on this list? did somebody get a call from the mar-a-lago prison line that you couldn't put putin on this list? i mean, what was -- i don't quite get it. and again, i'm also just stunned that last

and social insurance and pension insurance.s, that is, for your future pension and your receiving on receipt of benefits, which are represented in general by complexes of various types of benefits, begin temporary disability benefits for pregnancy and childbirth for women who have become registered, and so on the whole complex. yes, and the next tab. we have, therefore, active - this is the calculation of your e-insurance period. the calculation of your insurance period is carried out by the social security fund in practical mode. that is, you can see. uh, the number of years, days, months, yes, of your completed insurance period. this is what entitles you to your future pension. but see what will be the future pension? today it is already possible, unfortunately, there is no such possibility yet, but in the future it will be a refinement of our mobile application. here the application has been running for several weeks and what a response. users, how popular is this application and is there any feedback? yes, you know that whe

i have a question on social security. they want to do away with social security.posed to live on if they do away with social security? host: do you think they are going to do away with social security? do you think it will go away? caller: that is what the republicans want. they want to do away with social security. even trump said that. you are talking about millions of people here in the united states. what are these people supposed to live off of? host: mccarthy and president biden are set to meet today to talk about the debt ceiling and this issue of spending cuts and concerns about cuts to social security and medicaid have come up as part of that discussion. it's this is the washington post, speaker mccarthy has said social security and medicare are quote off the table, every other program, including money for the military should be scrutinized for spending cuts and we have heard president biden saying he wants a clean debt ceiling raise, is not looking to negotiate spending cuts. we'll see what happens, they are set to meet today at 3:15 p.m. eastern time. j

first on social media. january 6, it would've been difficult to carry out january 6 without platforms like telegram or signal. that's where we saw planning and communication. but the really extreme version of the radicalization happened in these online safe spaces where people all of the sudden said they can say more and go even farther. we saw that again and again. that's the oath keepers and proud boys. that is where people start to move from this public space radicalization to individual planning of events. host: you saw that with the ministry of self defense, right? >> the minister of self defense a chapter within proud boys, it was organized regionally, but it was founded after this event, jeremy patina getting stabbed at the december 12 rally. that was around planning for future events like that and planning for their future events. it became an online chapter where the most extreme members coalesced in an vehemence to their planning. those -- and advance to their planning. those are important platfor

all his food is facebook and social networks. what is his fate? it can certainly happen. i collapsed quickly in six months. after this chaos in chicago , a fierce conflict between motahari and the fans took place . a classmate faced a crisis of trust. this happened on a large scale by the actors. a government by the people who shout a lot of money in it and b destabilize the stabilizer. behind the scenes, we used technology theft to create a tool that can speak very suddenly anywhere and in any country . comprehensive arabic context. remote control of the country. the borders of the country. there is no need to compromise with communication. in fact, there is no need to create interaction and a common understanding of reality . societies are falling apart. the fact that many societies are progressing. it is not enough that technology can be effective. this is the threat . it does not count if chaos technology it is bigger than others, loneliness, alienation, polarization of society and inability to focus, it is good, of course, every society is created within society , so

earn, he don't pay social security taxes about that. the reason is because the designers of social security quantum a link how much you pay and to how much you get back. they didn't want people to pay much more than what they would get back so they wanted to link the two there are proposals in congress to raise the cap to basically say you pay social security taxes on income all the way up. if you do that, it would close about half of the long-term social security to put a couple of numbers on it. the social security deficit stabilizes about 1.8% of gdp by 2030s. getting rid of the cap eliminates 0.8% of gdp. 0.8 out of 1.8 cap, that could be part of the solution, it's only going to get you halfway there and that leaves things like the eligibility age and benefits for wealthy retirees that might be revisited to keep the system solvent. >> a question from chevelle on twitter this morning, why is there no talk about deficit and debt unless there's a democrat president? four years of extreme spending and one republican worried same with so

there is also the second part of the social support package, right?r vladimirovich is with us, if we talk about new territories, then from january 1, 23. firstly, we organized payments from the regional budgets of all four constituent entities of the russian federation, and let me remind you that the connection between the support itself was carried out from the budgets of the donetsk ghanaian people 's republic there, and part of the flickering support was introduced by decrees of the military civil administrations, kherson and zaporozhye regions, that is, these payments continued their effect from the first of january 23. together with colleagues from regional administrations, we worked out the features the provision of federal measures of social support, that is, in terms of the payment of benefits , such features of the epic at the end of last year in the form of regulations and indeed. here. uh, for example, a single allowance is just tamirs, which fell under the decree and are already being implemented on the territory of new subjects. and at th

for this reason social media often offers the empty calories of social interaction that appear to help our biological social needs but do not contain the healthy ingredients necessary to reap the benefits. research reveals in the hours following social media use, teens paradoxically report increases rather than decreases in loneliness. fourth, data suggest approximately half of youth expensive digital stress, a phenomena resulting from too many notifications across platforms, a fear of missing important social updates come information overload and anxiety that the posts will be well received.yc more digital stress predict increases in depression over time. fifth, a remarkably high proportion of teens are exposed to dangerous discriminatory and hateful content online. this predicts anxiety and depression among youth even be on the effects of similar content they see off-line. six, the more time kids online the list under engage in activities critical for healthy development most notably sleep. sleep disruptions at this h.r. associate with changes in the size and physical characteristics

we have a way to expand social security. we have social security 2100.t's john larson's bill in the house. it is a way to raise income threshold for bringing in more benefits and making social security able to continue to do the work social security in medicare continue to do the work that they need to do. we want to expand medicare. we want to provide dental vision and hearing for seniors. republicans want to cut it. that is the fundamental difference. >> we're gonna have you back and talk andrew detail about that proposal. meantime, thank you very much mary for joining us on the sunday. congresswoman pramila jayapal. coming up next, the race against time in turkey and syria while the death toll dramatically spikes again. is he looking at my hairline? my joint pain isn't too bad. well, it wasn't this morning. i hope i can get through this. is plaque psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis making you rethink your everyday choices? otezla is a pill, not a cream or injection that can help people with plaque psoriasis achieve clearer skin. otezla is also proven to

networks is not the only harmful social networks . attention and identity to the auction of different companies, the revenue model of social networks is that they sell the personality model of faith to companies for a certain amount, and without realizing it, they sell second-hand doors to third parties. the destructiveness of these networks from the language of different people, including toabain and the employees of the asghar company active in the field of social networks, we heard that they all had a common feature in the danger and a deep gap in knowledge and thought that social networks are the main cause of depression and anxiety among american teenagers has increased significantly and around 2011 and 2013, the number of girls adolescents in america are hospitalized every year and become ill or injure themselves in some other way. until around 2010, 2011 , we are witnessing a serious jump in the rate of suicide among teenage and young girls. under the age of 13, this increase of 189% is really a frightening figure. the suicide

kaveh has been seen on social networks.be said that such a thing has never been tested on the corona virus. what happened in the corona virus site is an example of the functioning of social networks and its impact on real life . social networks are rumors, heard news that we do not know about. without it being important to us we share one of the most worrying new problems when governments use the term social networks that become real adventures. i think the most important issues that have attracted a lot of press is what happened to myanmar. they buy the store, i already install the facebook software on it, they don't sell me a user account, they use a new phone , probably the last thing i know that they will use, facebook has provided for the army of this country in order to deceive the public opinion. given and promote violence against rohingya muslims, which includes mass killings, mass burnings of all 110 and serious crimes against humanity, which have currently forced 700,000 rohingya muslims to flee this country . it

after all, we don't have other employers who owe the social security. we want it to be up to 10 times yes, we also have creditors for 40 thousand billion tomans from other employers, which we finally have according to our own requirements. i hope that the business sector will prosper, which of course has prospered . we have a good mother. we are with these loved ones. in these days of corona , we had more than three thousand billion tomans of loan and forgiveness of crimes for employers who had problems, and not the current model, when the situation of these loved ones has improved , they will pay off their debts, so that we can also use it for insurance . and especially dear retirees in a way they should do the best and how advanced and still is the gold that we have from the government, and the government in this one year and now, the collection of 1401 170 thousand billion tomans to settle the debt, our estimate is that in addition to this figure, by the end of the year, if the total let's subtract the demand and payment of the debt and the governmen

they may use social networks at any age, but the noteworthy point is that the damage is much more for young people than for older people. people do not get liver damage and lung cancer through social networks, but changing their behavior is a more serious damage. former employees google , facebook, instagram and other businesses digital people who are active in the field of social networks and today reached a different place with the use of artificial intelligence and play an essential role in people's lives . successful people from these empires sit in front of the camera in this documentary to tell us about the influence of social networks. there is a major problem in the world , sir, it is talking about life and internal dissatisfaction with oneself. in 2011 and 2012 , i worked for google youtube . facebook monetization manager for 5 years twitter is busy working on the best-selling operating system , i am the inventor of google drive, the facebook like button is too big, too worried, no one is aware of the consequences of this social network. this new research shows that there is

there is also the second part of the social support package.es, firstly, they organized payments from the regional budgets of all four constituent entities of the russian federation that the support itself was carried out from the budgets of the donetsk lugansk people's republic there, and part of the flickering support was introduced by decrees of the military civil administrations, kherson and zaporozhye regions, that is, these payments continued to operate from january 1 , 23. together with colleagues from regional administrations, we worked features of the provision of federal measures of social support, that is, in terms of the payment of benefits, such features were approved. at the end of last year, in the form of decisions to receive a single allowance, it is possible both in person with the presentation of documents, and online; today, in this way, you can already receive 260 public services, and this year there will be more of them. form for citizens. registration of marriage, birth of a child, registration. all this can be done today

it might be time for me to take a little break from social media. nowhere on how long selena plans on being away from social media. perhaps she can j the growingoi trnend of millennials and gen z are switching back to flip phones so that they are not constantly scrolling. and you know they detox a little bit of pressure. i think when people are constantly comparing themselves and hey, we're doing something here. i'm sorry. what someone get this man, a flip phone. he needs a social media detox. alright coming ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. evenm policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com the fair and honest bidding site. this kitchenaid mixer sold for less than $26. this i-pad sold for less than $43. and this plays

there's a huge social media monopoly. so if you're banned up twitter, youtube, and all these major sites, you're not, your voice is not really being heard. and it doesn't matter that the government is not going to arrest you for that. so the government now is only one among many potential threats. and that to me seems to be like a more worrying direction. now back in 2020 as a presidential candidate, the former vice president joe biden actually said he would revoke section 230 protections and hold social media sites liable for their content. in the past couple years, we have seen a lot of political pressure on facebook and other social media sites, all to monitor their content. and we have even seen, quote unquote whistleblowers come out against facebook and other social media sites, detailing the spread of co misinformation and the harmful effects of social media. now we can all agree that social media can be detrimental to your mental and emotional well being. but is that what the government cares about, or is this just

if we talk about socialism, i see in it, really an advantage, uh, and they consist in the fact that socialismwe talk about it , really interpret it, no matter how u not coarse. eh, how is it? unfortunately , this is being done, relying on sources for a deep understanding of what socialism is, this is the economic political cultural system , the center of which is a person multidimensional, personal development. now, if a society is built, so it has its goal not to maximize profits, not to increase consumption, but to improve the quality of a person, the quality of his personality, such a system can truly be called socialist. i think that the future is something you essentially. you can enter the police here, yes, and you will have a bright position, because uh, i agree a lot, white communist, that's all, but this is a good discussion, that is, we should discuss the existence of social projects. so i suggested, uh, to get acquainted with some of our data. why is there such a high demand for projects offered by our public associations, because these are the most socially oriented projects aimed

social security. all they, have to do with back when i was a child there was something that people called -- they didn't call it welfare. if you are broke, you got help from neighbors. it is so ridiculous. if they would stop this social security benefits, that has nothing to do with the social security fend that people pay over -- fund that people pay over their lives. host: go ahead, gene. guest: congratulations on being 95. that is quite a milestone. i wish you continued good health and prosperity. the social security system needs to be reformed because when it was started there were maybe 8, 10 people working for everyone retired person in the united states. now it is less than 3 people working for everyone retired person in the united states. it was built on the concept that payroll taxes that people pay that are currently working would be able to generate enough money to pay senior citizens. since people were living a lot longer, as you are and a lot of your peers, there is not enough revenue in

how can they resist speech policing on social media? and i'm not even sure that the winner is just the government in so much as it is the powerful, powerful people who benefit from the prevailing consensus and the consensus that's being enforced through the sensors. so this definitely includes governments, but it also includes those who, financially pressure and benefit from certain government endeavors. we see this a lot with foreign policy and especially at r t can definitely attest to this this the censorship of foreign policy. critics services the government, but not all the profiteers from this are the say, the american government there is also, you know, weapons manufacturers who want us to continue preparing for war or potential war. and so i'm not convinced that companies want to resist either. unfortunately, as long as it's impacting their profits, i think they'll use these to make it seem like it's a righteous, say, if pay power is say, banning someone or criticizing nato and calling them of that and they're thinking, or we're

it's basically using social media to foment social unrest. it can lead to regime change type activities and targeted nation. so iran has been famously targeted for this of the 2009 green revolution of what's going on today in regards to the, the, the, the, the a, the poor lady who has a loss, your life in police custody over a job. you know what she murdered by the iranians? no, she died of a heart attack apparently, according to the video, but that didn't stop on the cia and my 6 other a foreign elements using social media to create a narrative to create a perception inside iran, the fomented unrest. and that's the role of social media today in that, in that regard. but it's not succeeded. there's a couple reasons why one social media is internet based in the internet can be turned off. and that's the end of it. um, and 2 of the social media works, you know, 2 ways of you. you can promote your idea, but there's a lot of other ideas out there. so oftentimes the targeted information package you're trying to get out, it's looted by other inform

and about 54% of them say it would be hard to give up social media.al studies link the constant use of these platforms to depression, and even suicide. the cdc reports more teens are feeling persistently sad or hopeless. and suicide rates have increased among young people ages 15 to 24. now, more parents and educators are demanding action. the seattle public schools is suing social media companies, wanting them to pay for the damages resulting from the youth mental health crisis. our correspondent dan lieberman went to seattle for a closer look at this brewing legal battle. >> all these kids. somebody's daughter. somebody's son. somebody's brother, sister. all these lives, cut short. what we're dealing with is an epidemic of unparalleled proportions. dan: attorney matt bergman is the founder of the social media victims law center in seattle. his firm represents some 1,400 parents who say their child was harmed by social media use. matt: children who die accidentally from the tiktok blackout challenge, children that have developed eating disorders, sev