and the social security program changed dramatically and we now have a social security number is part of the american identity. ssn are used for a number of reasons, required by law, others not. if you want to buy a home, a credit card you need a social security number but after countless data breaches is clear social security numbers are far from safe and far from a secret. there were a data breaches including social security numbers so it should come as no surprise the social security number is still an attractive partner for postures and identity theft is a real threat to millions of americans. and that includes our children and our seniors. in 2021 roughly 1.25 million were the victims of identity fraud which cost american families real-time, really real worry to resolve this crime. the last thing somebody needs when they're trying to protect themselves for a model of identity fraud is safe but unfortunately resulting an issue related to a stolen social security number and the long complex for the placing additional burdens on veterans and time for fraudsters to misuse the social

daily on social media. while those numbers that might be impressive as any industry would welcome that kind of traffic. the continuing discussion as to what negative effects social media has on mental health of individuals at any age hasn't grown from possible to confirmed. the scientists have even concluded don't mean the chemical and the brain which signals a reward to the body is released following eastern aspects on social media. this same result is triggered by those who i talk with, who have their 1st pop on a cigarette for a smoker. or excitement and instantly winning at a spot machine. this can be extremely addicting to any individual regardless of their self discipline. but just like with almost everything else to come in contact too much of something can turn to a bad thing. and in a non perfect world, social media has become an effective weapon, which some say can do as much damage to a person, a family, a community, and the society hasn't gone to during the now discuss is lisa palmer olson, a li

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you raise a good point about social security. social security is a vital program in this country. it is very important that we as a country recognize that we must make social security a part of the future as well. host: vince in saint an ego -- in maryland. caller: i would like to pick up where steve left off, and asked josh to consider this. i m on the tail end of the baby boom. everybody is moving into retirement, and the demand that is creating is causing prices to spike. the service sector and the build above the infrastructure to support the baby boomers is ramping up to meet that demand. my question is what happens when the pig gets through the python on the other side? with all of the infrastructure having been built up, there will be a decrease in demand eventually for folks like me as the baby boomers age out. there are fewer of them. what happens on the others? -- on the other side? is there a better scenario on the other side? guest: i mean it is an interesting concept if the industry will ramp up to the point where we have an over abundance of supply. the reality is pe

to your point about social security, there hasn't been an enhancement of social security in moree than 52 years. richard nixon was the the pt of the united states the last time social security benefits were enhanced. it's been 40 40 years since e last time social security extended its solvency. it did so back in 1983 and ronald reagan was president and tip o'neill was speaker of the house. bottom line is at this. social security needs to be enhanced. we can get together yesterday withfr aforementioned leader hakeem jeffries and thought about not only the need to protect social security but to expand its benefits and expand the service of the social security administration. social security is the most efficient and effective plan in government. it is also the number one anti-poverty program for the elderly and the number one anti-poverty program that i come from an insurance area social security is able to administer the program with what is called and 99% loss ratio at what does that? what that means is they are able to administer social security with less than 1% of the budget. there'

and the social security program changed dramatically and we now have a social security number is part of the american identity. ssn are used for a number of reasons, required by law, others not we will call the subcommittee to order. welcome to today's hearing on social security administration's role in combating identity fraud. when the social security administration began issuing numbers in 1936 they were used track workers earnings and the social security program changed dramatically and we now have a social security number is part of the american identity. ssn are used for a number of reasons, required by law, others not. if you want to buy a home, a credit card you need a social security number but after countless data breaches is clear social security numbers are far from safe and far from a secret. there were a data breaches including social security numbers so it should come as no surprise the social security number is still an attractive partner for postures and identity theft is a real threat to millions of americans. of americans. and that includes our children and our seni

adopts the social cost of carbon. they have adopted $125, which is the obama era, if you swap it out from 3% to 2%, they use it for setting the value of distributed energy credits. other states have adopted it as well, like illinois. canada, adopts the u.s. value, with some adjustments. germany has adopted u.s. values, with some adjustments. we are conflating two different things. but there is action on both fronts. >> thanks. i think you started to touch on this. my name is christine. i was working in london for large asset manager. i'm here on holiday. this is fun. can you provide a bit more global context? to what extent is there much collaboration between the u.s. and other countries? are we way behind? are we ahead? is there an ideal, yet reasonable way we can work better, outside of just the u.s.? >> there is a few other countries that use the similar framework, or borrow our social cost of carbon numbers for similar uses. my sense is most of the rest of the world, and the climate policy framework that the inter

daily on social media. while those numbers that might be impressive as any industry would welcome that kind of traffic. the continuing discussion as to what negative effects social media has on mental health of individuals at any age hasn't grown from possible to confirmed. scientists have even concluded don't mean the chemical in the brain which signals a reward to the body is released following a certain aspects on social media. this same results as triggered by those who i talk with, who have their 1st pop on a cigarette for a smoker or excitement. it is certainly winning at a spot machine. this can be extremely addicting to any individual regardless of their self discipline. but just like with almost everything else to come in contact too much of something can turn to a bad thing. and in a non perfect world, social media has become an effective weapon. which some say can do as much damage to a person, a family, a community, and a society hasn't gone to join me now discuss is lisa palmer austin, a licens

well, in social networks, this also happens to you . when you search weather changes on google, the result is for everyone. people are not the same, it depends on what city you are in. some areas are only in type in the google search bar, climate change, the phrases that are shown in the autocomplete may be that climate change, the truth in some cities may be that climate change causes the destruction of nature, or when you search for a politician's photo in the google image section. depending on the country you are in or based on the material you have read before that exposes your political orientation, those pictures may be against the aforementioned politicians, or a friend who is a player, or a friend who has something in common. the same set of new information i see, this is not the case at all. the two worlds of mustafa jejli, each of which proves the computer, what is displayed for each of them, the movie, each person has his own reality, with the passage of time, we find that you are wrong and i agree with you, why are the peopl

daily on social media. while those numbers that might be impressive as any industry would welcome that kind of traffic. the continuing discussion as to what negative aspects social media has on mental health of individuals at any age hasn't grown from possible to confirmed. scientists have even concluded don't mean the chemical and the brain which signals a reward to the body is released following a certain aspects on social media. this same result is triggered by those who i talk with, who have their 1st pop on a cigarette for a smoker. or excitement it is certainly winning at a spot machine. this can be extremely addicting to any individual regardless of their self discipline. but just like with almost everything else you come in contact too much of something can turn to a bad thing. and in a non perfect world, social media has become an effective weapon, which some say can do as much damage to a person, a family, a community, and a society. as a got to join me now discuss is lisa palmer olson, a license

, in line with the realization of social justice, the development of effective interactions with social partners, and one of the best in this field . the pain we cut and process after 1990 in this rezai plastic factory in chabahar city, 182 people are working there. our company is a manufacturer of rumbly fabrics. we have the latest technology in the world, but if i don't have a well-educated engineer , if i don't have a very good, hardworking job, my production will fall asleep. our strength is our human power , rule-of-thumb, doing our duty on time with regard to social security, constructive criticism of things in social security. as a problem, we see that the minister of cooperatives, labor and social welfare always had constructive criticism . he considered it important to create a joint working group to use and exploit the best ideas in the ministry of cooperatives and the social security organization, as well as paying attention to the issue of knowledge-based economy. in the social security organization and investment companies and other funds, fortunately, it is held from the b

uh, picked up by social services.was a very long process, because certain qualities of a person were needed , including stress resistance empathy courses of social coordinators opened in different cities of the country so in vladivostok they train specialists for the primorye of the irkutsk region and sakhalin help not only moral, but also in routine matters . for example, with paperwork or the assignment of the status of a combat veteran, veterans, family members, uh, members, of the dead are entitled to enough a large number of benefits of support from the state, but it is m-m scattered between ministries and departments and the person himself can sort it out, especially a stressful situation. with this, it is difficult for the coordinator to be able to identify. what requests are there in st. petersburg the first hundred volunteers fund came to study. defenders of the fatherland a new format of support for military personnel and their families projection by decree of the president is a very comprehensive approach.

the two public trustees of social security. by the way, there hasn't been a public trustee of social security since 2015, which is one of our problems. there's just they don't even appoint a trustees at this point. the to do it is you really have to reach a compromise. and i think it will take a commission and we have. and you know, my thought would be maybe out of this debt ceiling fiasco that congress can get together and say we're going to create a commission, a members, maybe to come up with a series of compromises. our proposal out of a report bill referred to the bestseller is it was about 50% on benefits, about 50% on revenue taxes. we actually increased for the lower income, which i think is important, but we down the growth for higher. we had a somewhat benefit formula. we had a better cola cost of living and and higher very slowly the retirement age and the tax side. we raised the tax max. we also raised that figure. but again it was 1% over ten years and half played by the employer. so i'd be, you know 0.05% a year f

they tell me most consistently are three things about social media. makes them feel worse about themselves, it makes them feel worse about their friendships, but they can get off of it. my worries -- murray is that these platforms have been asked -- built to maximize time that people spend on them. without as much consideration about being designed for their safety and health and healthy relationships. and that has to change and it has not changed enough in the last 10 years but this is a place where policymakers need to step in and put safety standards in place like we have for many products that young people use and we have to hold companies accountable to meet these safety standards. >> briefly, what does success actually look like for you in five or 10 years? >> it's an important question. success for me would be more and more people across our country and across the world who feel that they have healthy relationships in their life, who feel that there is somebody that they could tune to -- turn to in times of success, -- distress, and to share mo

the ministry of commerce is the social commission. at what stage is it? there have been previous governments since the beginning of integration, this was a mistake. in my opinion, we are an independent country . we cannot follow some countries. maybe in one country, these two are together, but in many countries they are separate, and we should only make a decision regarding our own country. to take or not from the models of other countries, unfortunately sometimes they take a role model, you don't answer, this is not working now, or, for example, three or four ministries were merged into one another, now it is difficult to become an armed worker, a welfare pension, until the end , my reason is that an individual is an organization to monitor the people's livelihood and sustenance. and everyday people should be responsible for regulating the market. we have a problem . every day we sleep, we get up. tomorrow morning, i will go ahead of us . we will see the price of iran yesterday in the morning. god willing, we hope in the size after the fix the flaws and

we designed it for social networks to spread false information . you know why, because false news and lies bring more money to the company. how boring is it to tell the truth and the truth in odyssey, the space you have to find in the city. it's a strange journey that begins with those who call it superhuman intelligence, which is like me humans also have human emotions. 30. artificial intelligence tries to remove humans from the ship and immortalize itself in this company . humans win in the fight between human artificial intelligence . it closes, but artificial intelligence is present in everyday life and instead of controlling my journey into the galaxy , it controls our lives and our decisions . which examines our data and with the help of this data was suggested to us so that we can't save ourselves from losing our phone so easily, but the addiction of social networks is not only harmful, social networks give our attention and identity to different companies. faith is sold to companies for a certain amount, and without realizing that we are be

uh, picked up by social services. a long process, because i was needed certain qualities of a person, including stress resistance, empathy, courses of social coordinators have opened in different cities of the country. so in vladivostok, specialists are trained for the primorye of the irkutsk region and sakhalin. not only moral assistance, but also in routine matters, for example, with documents or the assignment of the status of a combat veteran , veterans, family members, uh, members of the dead are entitled to a fairly large number of benefits state, but it is, uh, scattered between ministries departments and the person himself to understand, especially in a stressful situation. with this, it is difficult for the coordinator to be able to identify. what requests are there in st. petersburg for training came the first hundred volunteers fund. defenders of the fatherland a new format for supporting military personnel and their families for projects by presidential decree is a very comprehensive approach. here it is v

well, anti-social behaviour, _ what is anti-social behaviour?ived in. the police arrived, smashed the front door to the building down and arrested him for selling drugs. that would be anti—social behaviour. that is the only experience we have ever had of anti—social behaviour. what had of anti-social behaviour. what about you. — had of anti-social behaviour. what about you, colin, _ had of anti-social behaviour. what about you, colin, can _ had of anti-social behaviour. what about you, colin, can you - had of anti—social behaviour. what about you, colin, can you define it? some people are worried there are grey areas here, you are a landlord. yes, i am. grey areas here, you are a landlord. yes, iam. south grey areas here, you are a landlord. yes, i am. south tyneside. grey areas here, you are a landlord. yes, iam. south tyneside. i have yes, lam. south tyneside. i have had yes, iam. south tyneside. i have had flats— yes, lam. south tyneside. i have had flats really, really trashed. i've had flats really, really trashed. i've put— had flats reall

the issue is not what they say on social media, the - they say on social media, the problem is that hected to racial abuse for an eternity now without a structural response being put in place. itjust shows that where the target of the attention is now we have seen over the last few days that including heads of government are not accepting but it is staggering that in such a public manner he would single out an individual who is on the receiving end of all of this. the degree of volatility in quality and quantity of the abuse, the lack of response in a really impactful managerjust of response in a really impactful manager just describes the of response in a really impactful managerjust describes the problem i think. we look at this, obviously, is a global organisation in many countries are many consonants. there is a structural problem. this sport still has and has been tackling. he is right now an unbelievable target of abuse and it is just frustrating that it takes him speaking up to this degree, him taking all of this violent abuse for people to react. away from football, former new

let's hang out on social networks, but when the geniuses of the technology field in social networks, they are designed in such a way that it not only affects us, but with the rationalization of the mechanisms of these networks , they control our minds and shape our beliefs . people of any age may use networks. use social media, but the remarkable thing is that the harm of those young users is much more than that of older people. people do not get liver damage and lung cancer through social networks, but their behavior change is the new harm of former employees of google, facebook, instagram and other businesses. digital ones that are active in the field of social networks and today they have reached a different position with the use of artificial intelligence and they play an essential role in the lives of people. successful people from within these empires sit on camera in this documentary to tell us that the spread of influence of social networks in the world is a fundamental problem. it has come that the price is talking about life and internal dissatisfaction with oneself. in 201

it will create social recognition. this polarization of people makes me have to spend more time online watching, which is desirable for companies like twitter, facebook, instagram. and youtube in androids are designed in such a way that it is not used in such a way that it finds a strong rabbit hole . have you ever paid attention to the rabbit? did your corridors use something like that in a meeting where it becomes clear where one ends up? you can go from this video to the video i sit and watch your content for hours, and i gradually believe that in this era, everyone should do it, the earth is flat , they don't believe in the issue of stupid and uneducated people, but the intelligent syed presents the content in such a way that it helps and it is different, they may help people with internal content and news, because this has happened before. on november 7th, pizza gate was created . how dangerous can social networks and the false information that is exchanged there be during the 2016 presidential election contests ?

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things in social security as problems. we always have constructive criticism. the minister of cooperatives, labor and social welfare considered it important to create a joint working group to use and exploit the best ideas in the ministry of cooperatives and the social security organization, as well as paying attention to the issue of knowledge-based economy, a joint working group in the social security organization and investment companies and other funds. it is held from the blessed ideas of entrepreneurs, workers, and various members of the people, owners of ideas, respected university professors, are used by everyone, especially paying attention to the knowledge-based economy, which makes the economy competitive , increases productivity , increases the amount of production, increases the gross production, and we hope that god willing. in 1402, he has taken good measures in note 18 of the budget law, we can see that god willing , rahman, we will have an increase in productivity. common devices between us and the employe

so this kind of promotion of ideas through social contagion is another major harm of social media. and then thirdly, social media is inherently addictive. so what that means is that even when we want to stop using it, we find ourselves unable to do so. because the inventors of social media, the corporations who make and profit from these digital, this digital contntent, knonow exactltly hugh thow t to keep u clicicking and swiwiping with t push notififications, w with t scroll,, with thehe targegeted promototions through a artifici intelligigence thatt learns w we likeke to gogo for a and then p thatat content t to uss so that kekeep clilicking and swiwiping scscrolling. the numerizazation or giving something a number either through streaks, ranks or likes all makes it potentially addictive. >> sure, i mean, even for adults. doctor, thank you so much. i think now a lot of parents watching us right now are going to be thinking about boundaries, rules, limits, for sure, when it comes to our kids. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. >>> moving on. b.a.r.t. is still struggling to

still social media usually domains some moments. whereas the broadcasting media domains, days and hours exactly one century ago come out of church founded the modern and turkish republic and a militant form of secularism became the hedge. a monic ideology of the state editor preached the as long what's holding turkey back. as he reoriented it to the west, practicing muslims were shut out of the public sphere, including part of the head skirt was later back. 20 years ago turk selected red chip tight and eric, who promised to end that discrimination and turn the turkey into a more inclusive plates for citizens of all cards. but the old secular lead has been replaced by a new more religious one, which has transformed the turkeys media as well in a way that has benefited air to walk. if not the country. and it's rich mix of people. to 20 years ago we had the media that was maybe looking down upon the religious conservatives. that was wrong. i don't want to abolish that, and i don't want to be take for that. but now those me, this issues

where is the construction of social housing already planned and what are the alternatives?a pavlenko studied the issue. our pig gave birth to little pigs. but for some reason they don't lay eggs . i don't understand what i don't want. six piglets, a pig, a boar and chickens are all watched over by the dog ryzyk. and in the yard, children's laughter is heard in the recently abandoned house, now it's noisy the aussie family settled here less than a year ago. the couple and their children are already fleeing the war for the second time, first in 2014 with yasinuvata in donetsk region, and last year from kramatorsk, kramatorsk , then in kremenchug, then in uman. five-year-old dmytryk tells in which cities the family had to live last year because of the war in the summer i stayed in the village of doroginka in kyiv region. they called us that there is an opportunity to come to kyiv oblast. there is a house. the old house was repaired by the couple. the only drawback of doroginka is that there is no school. there is no kindergarten . the children are always at home, sasha. he is

it not only tells the impact of social media on the news business, and also it talks about the social, you know, the impact of social media on society. and i'm really interested just to start with . the big question is, this is what has led to the toxicity of our times has social media really undermined our democracy? and i mean, i guess the way i see it and thanks for having me on steve, is that, um, is it social media and facebook in particular were totally bound up with the searches of populism? in the 2010. i mean, i'm not sure if you can see, i mean that you can't really run the counter example if there hadn't been facebook . but i do think, and the thing that i, you know, found in reporting the book was the extent to which, particularly the trump movement in the united states. you know, took these really deeply understood facebook digital media kind of followed its energy to the absolute logical sort of end point, which was in some sense, donald trump. so donald trump, who, you know, tweeted and all of this stuff is the winner in the social media environment. but as i look back

social development interactions were held at social speeds and honoring the best in this field . since 1992 , we have a rice factory, we are processing rice. there are rombli fabrics. in the shortest period of four years, we were able to reach nearly 1,200 direct workers. we have the latest technology in the world . lawfulness of doing duty on time social security and the constructive brain, we see issues in social security as problems , the minister of labor cooperatives and social welfare always had constructive criticism to create a joint working group to use and exploit the best ideas in the ministry of cooperatives and the social security organization, as well as paying attention to the issue of being knowledge-based. considering the economy as important, joint work in the social security organization and investment companies and other funds is fortunately held. the blessed ideas of entrepreneurs and workers and various members of the people who have the thoughts of respected university professors are used by everyone, especially paying attention to the knowledge-based econo

even surpassing social security. interest cost of this size would have been unfathomable by then senate colleague joe biden. remember how he said he was outraged the national debt would reach $2 trillion. senator biden was expressing outraged over $82 trillion national debt, he was also lamenting prospects of 219 billion in interest cost yet today president biden barely hbatson eyelash at curtis projected $1 trillion with $3 trillion. at the same time interest costs are set to soar. several major federal programs are barreling towards insolvency. according to the trustees of social security and medicare and the report they issued this spring social security primary trust fund will become insolvent in 2033. while medicare trust fund goes broke in 2031. contrary to what some democrats claim, doing nothing to address these programs is not an option. social security and medicare board of trustees, which consists solely of president biden's administrational officials, have made it clear that congressional inaction means a

they're not maybe into social media that much. so it's not rig pallets, it's controlling the narrative to dominating the media. the government's domination of the media is the very clearly measurable. 80 percent of the media is controlled by the government. all the people linked to the government, the state created the eval, or be sure that it added onto. they just didn't talk even use journalism is mostly conducted in use, deals with people talking to each other rather than having on the ground research or investigative journalism. so in this kind of journalism, uh, when is the most of the broadcast, media is dominated by the government. you really hear one story. a measure of that drama nation was provided by an opposition figure who was a member of a turkey's broadcast regulator. he tweeted the during the election campaign, the state's own channel t r t happened devoted a total of 48 hours of coverage to president air, to warm air, to one's main rival for the presidency. come out to that stroll you according to that same tweet,

how much is it for a country pensioner and how much is the social security fund?about the steps. i said, "it's easy. from these resources, we can give you these for one year. reza ordered them. they asked me for them. i prepared a letter and signed it as to lead i have sent it to you and i am waiting for your answer that we can give these dear ones and the current situation we have from the place i suggested, from this place we can both military retirees and country retirees and retirees, the demands of social security retirees need to be explained, dear people. and let the great nation of iran know that these studies have been accumulated in this government during the governments and have reached this government . in fact, it is the legacy of the previous governments . you have reached this government . they do while such a thing in the world and france increases the retirement age and increases the retirement age so that the provision of what you get, the salary that umbrellas from their employees , will be a storehouse for pensioners, and so that the salaries a

between mental health and the use of social networks.are still talking about yasin's latest research , which receives little attention . keep in mind and this situation has been spread throughout social networks in recent years and is circulating among users , which is a threat to all communities . we made you 12 years ago. we also did not expect all parents to answer it without whether social networks it makes your children depressed. plastic surgery is a new syndrome and they identified it as a disorder called self-loathing, and instagram is like young patients waiting for cosmetic surgery to look like the person they use and take pictures of, the capitalist system is like that. the culture shapes our politics, which most people are able to understand. not showing isis online has an effect on its followers, and according to that, white doesn't like me, it doesn't work , it's not just fake news, and the consequences of this news in the real world. that by eating let's get some sweet food from corona. the information entered the democrac

they pay it into social security system -- they paid into social security.help as well. host: i know discussions are ongoing but house democratic leader hakeem jeffries said he would be willing to support a spending freeze at current levels, is that something you can get behind as part of a compromise to lift the debt ceiling? guest: absolutely. how did this come about? it came about in the summer when they said what we are going to do is hold social security and medicare hostage in to achieve deeper cuts we desire maga republicans. i give trump some credit he said, what? are you crazy? the people of america who rely on social security and medicare are voters. this does not make any sense to put them in jeopardy. they have backed away from that is saying, no, we are not going to hurt social security but their actions have and continue to do so. again, you cannot use people as political chips in this debate and argument. let's have the discussion of medicare, social security, defense make up 70% of the budget, but isn't that discussion better had in the commi

trump was posting on his social media site. he's vowed he will fight texas republicans had a supported the impeachment. it sounds though, it seems like trump's endorsement of paxton didn't do much in texas. they weren't listening. >> i couldn't be prouder of my colleagues on both sides of the aisle in the texas house. in this age of extreme partisanship and polarization, democrats and republicans came together to hold a corrupt public official accountable. nobody is above the law, including our top law enforcement official in the state. that's exactly what we showed with this vote. and i hope folks recognize that corrupt public officials like ken paxton are the rot at the core of our broken political system. and holding them accountable is our job as elected officials. and i hope that elected officials across the country will take note of what we've done in the texas house. >> and representative, we were hearing earlier today that paxton himself was allegedly threatening house members with political consequences in the next ele

you can get it at the social fund or the mfc.nsioners are entitled to a set of social services, but not all of them are really needed for public services. it is possible to refuse this set and instead receive a monthly surcharge to pension application for the next year must be submitted before october 1. we repeat all the most important things for pensioners, people who are just preparing to retire on public services ; and if you need to change the color of the state service pension, you can get a certificate of social benefits. and if you want to replace they still have questions about receiving a set of social services. want to know how else the state. it can help once again not to go to the authorities and not stand in lines . contact us in the telegram channel, and we will disturb the experts and will definitely tell you about everything in our next instruction. is it necessary to broadcast a selection of the most important and interesting events of this day in different years and eras? how will this day be remembered in hist

protecting those lower income that receive social security.social security is a major poverty reduction program for the elderly and i think we should continue to retain are ways you can modify this program at an aspect of it was a recommendation by a person wasn't on the spending side is also we may have to seriously consider some form of update in the payroll tax to make the program solvents or a longtime time. >> let's next online is sergio in pompano beach florida on theindependent line . >> .. how did this $31 trillion debt started in the first place? and also how can we can be self independent like we used to be '70s and what have you from china and whatnot? -we correct that problem? because i believe president biden is doing apr hell of a job keeping our country in prosperity and so forth. he got rid of the covid in everything. he's doing a hell of a job.yt but the republicans are having a problem with that, holding our economy hostage but that needs to stop.ee how can we work together like they used to back in the day? >> guest: your qu

wife seen a rise of social media use because of that.rise in mental health claims when it came to our kids. just this year, the cdc has reported about a 60% increase in suicidal ideations amongst females. so we have done more harm to our children and this advisory is wonderful. he talks about the data. he talks about some things that need to happen when it comes to policy. it's a little too late and it's not strong enough. >> trace: i want this on the screen. this is the report that some of the benefits of social media helps them, this is according to teens being more accepted, people that can support them through times when they're tough. more connected to what's going on in their friends lives say 80%. is there some kind of benefits that maybe we should also recognize? >> undoubtedly. there's a plethora of benefits. but unfortunately you have a lot of content on social media that can be harmful. social media is addicting. as a parent, we don't want our children addicted to anything. while i have a hard time discussing content moderatio