and the subsidiaries of the social security company and the subsidiaries of the social security company , we were not able to solve the problem of supplying our banks and the social security fund. yima the islamic council condemned the head of the judiciary for insulting the qur'an and said that muslims and insulting the qur'an will not be forgotten, and it is not easy. the country of sweden should not deal with this criminal as soon as possible. he should not punish himself, or he should punish others, or he should give a light 1 li and guarantee that such a thing will not happen again in their country. otherwise, they can be sure that they will be punished in the world . you will forget, i will forget, mr. mohseni at the meeting of the supreme council of the judiciary, ajei also said that the stock market and space constructions are being discussed in cyberspace, which has caused people's concern. the head of the judiciary ordered the general inspection organization of the country to explain the issues related to the stock market to the people so that this issue does not becom

group, the social security investment company, today it rained. mortazavi said, solving the problem of providing medicine, resolving the disparity of the social security fund and settling the debt of refah bank shows that we are not without a plan, you are the biggest debtor. in history it was to the banks operating the social security organization. with the efforts of the heads of the forces, last year we were able to approve nearly 100 thousand billion tomans of the social security organization 's debts . upon request the government is going to reduce water consumption in the agricultural sector by about 18% during the seventh plan to reach about 65 billion cubic meters per year. the spokesman of the seventh plan consolidation commission also said that if the specialized committees and the government can conclude issues such as the salaries and wages of retirees and energy carriers, the review of the seventh plan bill will be completed by the end of next week. otherwise, the review time will be extended by another one to two weeks . military poli

parliament, but to answer the questions of the deputies on the sixties and tapko two companies, the social security investment investment company and the subsidiaries of mr mortazavi said today that the bank's social security province is not in charge of solving the social security fund. the minister's comment respected, i am convinced, nasrin nouri of the islamic council broadcasting news agency, at the same time as the days of mourning for hazrat aba abdullah al-hussein (peace be upon him) and his companions, the first night of the mourning ceremony in imam khomeini 's hosseinieh, may god bless him, has started tonight, in the presence of the leader of the islamic revolution . god's illegitimate trespasser quotes imam baqir as saying, i am a subject there is no doubt about it, but they do not follow the social responsibility and rule of god, they themselves cannot lead the world community, they have an individual life, they do not have an international life, they are all inferior in front of him. the absence of this flag is in the hands of someone who is both scientifically and ethically accordin

social media companies? >> as i have repeated many times, we have promoted responsible actions to protect public health, safety, security believe social security companies have -- to take account of the effects of their platforms that they have on the american people, while making decisions about the content of their platforms. >> harris: congressman, that's a long way to say the white house was talking with social media platforms about what americans can. >> jason: over the last two weeks, fbi director christopher wray ants -- they appeared before our subcommittees and testified under oath things that are demonstrably untrue. we know for fact that the biden administration and these agencies put in the doj were colluding with and coursing big tech as were far back as 2017. this is an a record in louisiana, hundred 55 -- where it says that this is the courts words, not the republicans in congress. argie blew the most massive attack on free speech in united states history at the hands of white house and officials. we have to get on top of this. we cannot maintain the free marketplace of ideas if the government is censorin

, evaluate these bonds with the aim of supplying water on the stock pars petrochemical companies, social security investment, mellat bank, iran mobile communications, iran telecom, tejarat bank, saderat bank of iran, and the group are to be published and offered. the offering of these bonds will begin on saturday, july 31, 1402, in the tehran stock exchange. from the beginning of next week, capital will issue 5 thousand billion tomans of subordinated bonds of the type of financing. this news is related to more news in the short news package. the minister of economic affairs and finance, ehsan khandozi , has requested 1 thousand billion tomans of credit from the planning and budget organization. allocation of shares to those born in 1400 and two thousand billion tomans to those born in 1402. ali akbar mehrabian , minister of energy. capital market development joint venture , this fund will issue 5 thousand billion tomans of subordinated bonds from the beginning of next week, part of the fund's obligations will be paid between brokerage companies . fata police officers of this city discovered the m

social security and the social security was 400. i was released. the patient comes from the clinic he will go and tell him that he does not have a contract with the insurance company. the deputy of social security of tehran province says that the contract with the pharmacies, prioritizing the pharmacy, are in our waiting line. in areas where people have a lot of needs, in principle , it does not take about three months, but within a month at the most. that the request for a contract is done until the contract is concluded, but we went one floor below mr.'s office with a hidden camera along with a pharmacist to follow up the contract with sarmad insurance in which film according to the insurance budget law, it should be done at the same time as setting up centers and medical institutions with them let 200 pharmacies sign a contract only in tehran on the contract page with social security. let's assume that on average 50 sports prescriptions per day will be considered free at least 300 thousand tomans. that is 90 billion tomans per month, the money that people will pay out of pocket instead of insurance. haniye alinejad, sada news agency see, mr. mousavi, if the sig

of labor cooperation and social welfare, in response to the national question of the abadan representative regarding the lack of planning in the companies under the social security organization, said that today the parliament is also going to continue examining the plan related to financing and production jump through the amendment of laws . thank you very much thank you, mr. pish bahal, reporter of the radio and television news agency in baharestan, more than 60 people were killed and injured in the peace of afghanistan as a result of the flood in the city of kerman, west of kabul . completed and final registration of lessor and lessee in case of agreement, they can register their rental contract in the real estate system and receive a tracking code for free. according to the deputy minister of roads and urban development, the possibility of concluding a purchase and sale contract will soon be available in this system . the health insurance organization's support for rehabilitation services will increase. ahmad's rehabilitation, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, audiometry and speech therapy, comprehensive rehabilitation centers in the country, and we want p

out this order does not bar government agencies from communicating with social media companies on issues of crime and national security. we did reach out to the big tech companies but so far they have not commented on this temporary order. >> julie: grady trimble. thank you very much. doug collins former republican congressman from georgia joins me now. the missouri attorney general who we just heard from in that report has said that this injunction is a huge win in the fight to defend our most fundamental freedoms. let's just talk about the freedom of free speech, okay? that's something that this white house has tried to tamper down. this is a real huge win for free speech. >> it is gigantic. i think they low balled what they're saying how important this is. think about this, is constitution says the government will not interfere with free speech. the issue of the government doing this. we throw free speech around way too much between individuals. i have my free speech rights. the country says the government can't come in and impinge your free speech. that's what they did. if you look at the filing the government was

communicating with social media companies during the pandemic when it asked those social media companies to police speech on topics such as covid-19, election integrity and security of voting by mail. now, this judge said that the agencies and officials are barred from, quote, specifically flagging content or posts on social media platforms and/or forwarding such to social media companies urging, encouraging, pressuring or inducing in any manner for removal, deletion, suppression or reduction of content containing protected free speech. those affected include department of health and human services, the cdc, the fbi and the justice department as well as more than a dozen top officials including the u.s. surgeon general and white house press secretary. by this order, they are prohibited from communicating with facebook, instagram, whatsapp, twitter, google and tiktok as well as other online platforms. now, we reached out to those social media companies for comment and have not heard back. meta though did decline to comment. there are a few exceptions. the treasury department, commerce department and fda can still have contact with the social media companies but th

of the government from having any content who has social media companies, when things so show up on social media that are, threatening national securityal safety is ridiculous. but as a legal matter you have no standing here, you have a misunderstanding on the part of the judge, you have a vastly -- brought injunction issue on so many levels this opinion was improper, i think doj's basement to, appeal it i think that they will win that appeal, and i'm sure that the panelist we'll talk more about how outrageous the notion of this, isn't a more general sense, but legally this is very problematic. >> matt, here isthe judge said, locking the biden administration from communicating with, socimedia cy content or post on social media platforms, and offering such to social media companies urging encouraging, pressuring, were inducing in any manner a conditions of suppression or reduction of content containing protective free speech. that is a lot of legalese. >> we will pass on this? >> there's also a lot of open door in the second half of the injunction, allowing for some national security suppression or job -- which i think is unfortunate,

qeshm free zone organization was a part of the islamic republic shipping company, and the social and personal security group served them in the past. the length they started the treatment and it was made to 40 thousand tomans per month. about arriving with myself, i myself was present on the ship that was actually transferring fuel. it has been considerably updated in order to fix cheap low-sulfur fuel. because you are talking about a part of avesta, you yourself are imported , of course, which is definitely for the benefit of our country, for the benefit of our ships. for a simple meal, you need to travel more than 100 km they were diverting the route and i was going to one of the ports of the iranian region in the south of the persian gulf. i was coming back. when did i use fuel for my effort and how much did i have? in this way, it is possible to provide fuel for the convenience of our foreign ships, other than the ships that were in demand and still are, and referring to this fuel supply, from the current capacity of 500,000 tons per year, this amount will increase by more than one million. it is

the injunction still allows the government to talk to social media companies about national securityity. in the meantime millions of americans are dodging fireworks this fourth of july. 60 million people from the rockies eastward spending the day under a severe thunderstorm threat. in new york stormy skies delayed the iconic nathan's hot dog eating contest on coney island. it didn't slow down joey chestnut, though. he devoid 62 hot dogs in 10 minutes and won. back now to more jesse waters primetime. ♪ >> jesse: recently joe biden announced he's giving $8 million to harlem for an anti-racist bike lane. how excited are the residents of harlem? we sent johnny there to find out. ♪ >> joe biden is giving this neighborhood $8 million. wow, really? yes, we're so happy. ♪ celebration ♪ >> what do you think this neighborhood should spend it on. dealing with a lot of the substance abuse we see in harlem. >> shelters, more houses. >> a gym membership for script in the community. >> we need more things, more parks. >> sorry. spending it on a bike lane. >> no way. >> a bike lane, wow! >> are you

. >> we don't ask social media companies to suppress or censor information when it comes to national security. we will call social media suspects' suspect companies. it's up to them. >> the suggestion of the most powerful law enforcement operation is not a suggestion. it is, in fact, effectively an order. >> is that true? >> >> i think it is true. that's the finding of this judge who handed down 155 pages of findings involving the fbi censorship program and that of other agencies. look, none of us were expecting a perry mason moment where wray would suddenly set up and say i did it, i did it. but, this was really maddening. you know, he had more details when eric swalwell asked him about fbi family day. he went on length about that. but when you deal with something just the subject of 155 page report, he draws a blank. he repeatedly said he didn't have knowledge of things that we have all been talking about. he constantly said things were under investigation. even matters from january 6th and he can't comment on an ongoing investigation. literally, he offered nothing today. and that's going t

the judge did make exceptions to allow the federal government to contact social media companies about things like national securityts. criminal activity. legal experts say those exceptions are vague. they've open questions about what exactly the government can and cannot do. andrew weissmann is back with us. andrew weissmann, you describe yourself as angry over this ruling. which is not often a word that i associate with andrew weissmann. tell me why it got you? >> so, i'm gonna give you two examples. one from my own personal experience, one that was cited by the court and as what is so problematic. one from the court, the court says that, as an example of the current administration being so biased against conservatives, was when the government went to tech companies and said, you need to do something about fake fauci accounts, saying that you do not need to be vaccinated and they're dangerous. essentially, spinning out misinformation that would cause peoples lives, that was given as an example by the court of something that is violet iv of the first of amendment. so, committing fraud by having a fake account, at

social media companies to remove posts. watch this. >> how much is the white house now working with social media companies concerning posts? >> we have promoted responsible actions to protect public health, safety, and securityponsibility to take account of the effects of their platforms, that they have on the american people, while making independent decisions about the content of their platforms. this is -- there's a specific case ongoing and so i refer to the department of justice. maria: will, total disregard for the first amendment. >> i think that it is -- it's very disconcerting, especially what you saw within that case they're talking about, this is a case in louisiana that's going on right now that basically revealed very kind of disturbing things, particularly that the agencies themselves, it's kind of hard to see exactly what the relationships are but

overstepped in communicating with social media companies during the pandemic when it asked them to police speech on topics such as covid-19 election integrity and security of voting by mail. this judge said the agencies and officials are barred from, quote, specifically flagging content or posts on social media platforms and are forwarding such to smooetd companies urging, encouraging, pressuring or inducing in any manner for removal, suppression or reduction of content containing protected free speech. those affected include the department of health and human services, the cdc, the fbi and the justice department as well as more than a dozen top officials including the u.s. surgeon general and white house press secretary. by this order, they are prohibited from communicating with facebook, instagram, whatsapp, twitter, youtube, google and tiktok as well as other online platforms. we reached out to the social media companies for comment and have not heard back. meta though did decline to comment. there are a few exceptions. the treasury department, commerce department and fda can still have contact with the social media companies, but the agencies named

social media companies about content related to free speech. agencies can still contact companies to address national security threats or curb illegal activity. >>> a statue in simi valley honors the first woman to go into space. the statue to honor sally ride was unveiled at the ronald reagan presidential museum. ride made history in june of 1983, flying on a second mission aboard the same shuttle a year later. her 99-year-old mother and sister are among those who watched the statue unveiling. >> we are all so proud of our california girl. of her courage. her grit. her brilliance. her curiosity. her humor. and the fact that she taught everybody to reach for the stars. >> sally ride died in 2012 of pancreatic cancer. she was acknowledged as the first openly gay astronaut. she is also featured on a u.s. quarter. >>> a marathon runner takes a wrong turn just before the finish line. take a look at this. >> she is trying to get to the finish line. look at the moves back and forth. she is now -- did she go off course? >> it looks like she went off course! >> you can see the lead runner veering off course before the finish line. this was at the peach

. >> the ruling does not stop the administration from contacting social media companies to address national securityts or illegal activity. twitter, metal -- and google did not respond to our request for comment. big tech benefits from the decision. >> they mostly don't want to be seen as moderating content or being responsible for false information. larry: justice department filed a notice with the fifth circuit court of appeals in new orleans. that notice outlines plans to appeal the ruling, placing restrictions on how the administration communicates with companies about content. kristen: a suspicious white powder found at the white house was cocaine. secret service agents found the substance during routine rounds in a common area of the west wing, prompting the white house to be evacuated. the area where it was found is accessible to tour groups. president biden and family were at camp david at the time. larry: an effort is underway in sacramento to protect salmon, california and communities that depend on them. a coalition of groups gathered on the capitol steps and demanded reforms in water pol

social media companies over certain issues. it doesn't allow the government to communicate with social media companies over things that could be national securitythat republicans, conservatives have argued has led to censorship. in the judge's injunction, he references instances where he alleges that the federal government was in communication with social media companies like twitter and facebook urging them to take down certain posts. the biden administration has said that they have flagged posts. social media companies job to take them down. i think this is just the latest advancement. these arguments especially from conservatives over the role the government should or should not play in regulating speech on social media sites. >> here's a piece of the ruling. he writes in his ruling, although this case is relatively young, the court is only examining it in likelihood of success on the merits the evidence produced thus far depicts an almost dystopian scenario. during the covid-19 pandemic, a period characterized by widespread uncertainty, assume roles similar to an orwellian ministry of truth. when you look at that time period, these are priv

social media companies. letting things show up on social media, that are dangerous that our national security and threaten individuals personal safety is ridiculous. but as a legal matter, it seriously flawed. you have no standing here, you have a misunderstanding on the part of the judge of the first amendment adjourns prudence. you have a vastly over broad -- on so many levels that this was improper. and i think doj is very smart to appeal, it i think that they will win that appeal and i'm sure the panels will talk more about how outrageous the hush of this is in a more general sense. but legally, this is very, very problematic. >> matt, here is what the judge shed, blocking the biden and mr. shin from communicated with social media companies, specifically flagging -- platforms and foarding such to social media companies, urging, encourpressuring or inducing in any matter the removal, -- , or reduction of content containing protected free speech. that is a lot of legal -- your thoughts on this? >> there's also a lot of open door in the second half of the injection allowing for some national security suppression or

security, like a deadly pandemic and foreign attacks on elections. we should point out this order does not bar government agencies from working with social media companies on issues related to national security and crime. we reached out to the big tech companies but so far have not gotten there response to this injunction. dave: i want to bring and republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswami. great to see you again. is the judge right? was this the biggest attack against free speech in our history? >> the judge is right. i was actually writing about this starting in january 2021 when along with my former law professor we were the first people to advance this legal theory. it was dismissed at the time. what we said was if the government actors are using private companies, what the government could not do through the front door, those private companies are bound by the first amendment. that buck's conventional wisdom because the first amendment usually applies to the government but turns out they are turning companies into their ponds to censor speech protected by the first amendment, that is bound by the constitution as well. this is the first land

. >> the ruling does not stop the administration from contacting social media companies to address national securitytter, meta and google did not respond to our request for comment. professor higdon believes big tech benefits from the latest decision. >> they do not want to be seen as moderating content or be responsible for false information. >> suzanne, abc 7 news. >> this suspicious white powder found at the white house has been identified as cocaine. secret service agents found the substance during routine rounds in a common area of the west wing prompting the white house to be evacuated sunday evening. they did not know it was. the area is accessible to tour groups. president biden and his family were at camp david. now to the latest on multiple mass shootings across america. in total more than 100 people were injured and 18 killed over the fourth of july weekend. abc news reporter nina roy has the story. >> july 4 celebrations turning deadly in the country. 17 mass shootings during the holiday weekend, 18 people killed in more than 100 injured including shreve point, louisiana. for people losi

administration including the cdc, department of justice, department of homeland security and others from working with social media companies to flag and remove posts that contain protected speech under the first amendment. under 155 page ruling trump appointed judge says if the allegations by plaintiffs are true, the present case arguably involves the most massive attack against free speech in united states history. attorneys general in louisiana and missouri claimed the government work too closely with big tech companies like facebook, twitter and google to silence conservative speech, citing gambles like the hunter biden laptop story, the lab leak theory and efficacy of masks and vaccines during the pandemic. i asked missouri's attorney general if he expects the white house to fight back. >> at the end of the day they want to silence what they believe to be mall information but the point is the government shouldn't have a role deciding what we should or shouldn't be talking about. it's a scary world when bureaucrats in washington dc decide what is and it isn't true. >> the order does not bar government agencies from work

the judge did make exceptions to allow the federal government to contact social media companies about things like national securitythreats and criminal activity. legal experts say those exceptions are vague. they've opened questions about what exactly the government can and cannot do. andrew wiseman is back with us. andrew wiseman, you described yourself as angry over this ruling which is not often a word i associate with. >> so i'm going to give you two examples, one from my personal experience and one cited by the court as what is so problematic. so one from the court. the court said as an example of the current administration being so biased against conservatives was when the government went to tech companies and said you need to do something about fake fauci accounts saying you do not need to be vaccinated and they're dangerous, essentially spitting out misinformation that would cost peoples lives. that was given as an example by the court of something that is violative of the first amendment. so committing fraud by having a fake account is not protected by the first amendment. >> correct. >> and it's also not

the fbi these agencies saying we need to at least have a conversation with social media companies on issues of national securityof course the same loophole being used to violate our first >> rights. what can congress do here? >> has a lot of bills i have a bill that would not allow the liability protection the social mere platforms get. section 2:30 is something we can do that would rip away their liability protection so if somebody of the social media platform violates your first >> rights you have a cause of action against them for that is one piece of it. but overall we have to reform the way the fbi and the d.o.j. works. one of the things i've also filed a bill on his repealing of the patriot act they use the patriot act to spy on american citizens without a warrant for spread these the pfizer process to spy on american citizens without a warrant. then they call it the social mere platforms and say hey, we would recommend you either take this information down or give us this information so you have these big tech platforms and social media companies working hand and fists with the d.o.j. and fbi to censor a

companies and medical centers. but the deputy of treatment indirectly, the social security insurance organization said that the hospitals and centers under the supervision of the ministry of health do not follow the same clinical guidelines . the prescriptions and services that are provided must be carried out within the frameworks announced by the ministry of health to prevent the indiscriminate prescription of some drugs last year. and the consumption of antibiotic drugs has increased almost 2 to 3 times compared to the summer and spring seasons and nine percent in one of the hospitals where the general origin was not the heart hospital. his hands are full of these clinical guides you see, 1,241 clinical guidelines and service standards have been announced, and clinical guidelines are available. out of 1,200 clinical guidelines, the ministry of health has announced about 540 of them . then there is the service certificate. it is not taken seriously by the ministry of health. it issues shahnamehs. we expect that the first place to implement the guidelines will be in the academic and government centers of universities u

social media companies about content containing protected free speech. the ruling does not impact contacting companies to address national security threats or to curb illegalmpany describes the social media app called threads as quote, instagram's text based conversation app. huh. and a screen shot of the service, it looks a lot like twitter allowing users to like, reply, or repost other people's messages. >>> okay. one of the coolest spots to celebrate the fourth of july was of course on the slopes and i mean why not? it was the final day of summer skiing at some parks in tahoe. our epic winter snowfall made the resorts' ski season stretch into july. kind 06 looks like fun but look what people had to go through to get there. yeah. a muddy mess here. a mile long. that's because as you can see, behind them, the snow runs out before the lifts begin. plenty of people showed up in shorts and others got morecreative like a guy in some kind of leopard print outfit. huh. the season is over here. but mammoth mountain will be open through july. >>> now let's get a check of weather and traffic beginning with first alert meteorologist jessica birch. have you gone --

social media companies at this moment. this is the answer i got. >> the white house communicating with social media. >> i repeated many times, we have responsible actions to protect public health safety and securityallenges like a deadly pandemic and foreign attacks and we consistently made clear we believe social media companies have a a response ability to take account of the affects of their platforms. jack: media source says there are open lines of communication with both parties. this is top of mind because jim jordan tweeted out what he's calling the facebook files. and one tweet the email reveals a close relationship to the -- a close advisor, he was outraged facebook did not removal post. the tweet shows a pattern of pressure from the white house towards facebook to get posts taken down. >> they knew it was wrong. one of those executives said this is a significant incursion into the boundaries of free expression. that is a fancy way of sailing this violates the first amendment for goodness sake. >> reporter: a statement from meta complied in good faith with the judiciary committee and will continue to do so. they turned turn over 50,000 pages of documents and made a dozen current and form

federal judge ruling on july 4th that severely limits the contact with social media companies because of the major national securityople with whom i have spoken as well as a health issue, public health issue. injunction is in response to a lawsuit by two republican attorneys general who argue the biden administration went too far in encouraging companies to moderate misinformation about covid vaccines. joining us is the president of the brandon center for justice. he has also worked in the west wing in the clinton administration. michael, from conversations i've had with national security officials this is a major issue for them in terms of election security. they are not under this ruling, this injunction, must the appeal is successful. and it will go to the higher court, presumably. they cannot notify people if they have a known instance of election interference. think about notifying our own contributor, andrew weissman, he was notifying people overseas that social media was endangering the lives of people, of government officials overseas. >> it's an extraordinarily broad , even radical, ruling in many ways mad

but the companies does not believe the social security numbers or patient diagnosis was stolen.our health this morning, european regulators are looking into whether 2 popular weight-loss drugs could lead to suicidal thoughts. both pick and a related drug called saxton draw are under review. now ryan bass has a closer look. >> a significant scenario someone saying are reporting that they had suicidal ideation. that's enough to warrant concern. and now the european medicines agency says it plans to start or a view of the popular weight-loss shadows pick a number of other drugs. after 3 patients had the experience thoughts of suicide or self-harm. >> temperatures soared in popularity recently. thanks to sled endorsements and tiktok trends. prescriptions are up 134% since the start of 2022, the shot is used to treat diabetes but could help cut down people's desire to drink alcohol and crave food. leading to a dramatic loss and weight. any changes dramatic on the body. any any decrease in appetite can be traumatic. and about doctor. arvind already the empty of weight loss company abl

what's going to happen is if somebody calls up the phone company, the first thing they're going to ask them, what's your social securityyour date of birth? what's your date of birth? you know, what's your favourite pet's name? if you have the information from the database, they will just give you everything. if there was a scandal and the person had any kind of footing in the united states, the tabloids just knew that i could find somebody in a few minutes. and they were willing to pay. i was making $20,000—$30,000 a month from them. even though i am probably brilliant on databases, and i say that myself, i know what i can do. i'm really naive when it comes to trusting human beings. they wouldn't tell me anything about what the story was about. they would simply say, we want to find this person and we want to know everything about them. and so i didn't know what the results were from what i did. with litigation against mirror group continuing, attention turned to the country's biggest red—top tabloid. so the news of the world and the sun was sister newspapers based on the same building. obviously, everybody knew phone

social media companies. >> as i repeated many times we have promoted responsible actions to protect public health, safety, securityn confronted by challenges like a deadly pandemic and foreign attacks on our elections and we have made clear that we believe social media companies have a critical response ability to take account of the effects of their platforms they have on the american people while making decisions about the content of their platforms. that continues to be the case. >> she would not tell me what contact the admin a station has, social media source says there are lines of communication open with both parties but is less. in this facebook file, jim jordan lays out a pressure campaign, to get certain posts removed. in one email, executive talked about how to explore policy options reducing the prevalence of misinformation. in a statement from meta which owns facebook, they say 53,000 pages of documents. to comply with that after good faith requests from the committee, this is like an onion we are peeling back. just getting layers, much like that where files. dave: that is what reminds us of. democrat

of more than 1,200 clinical guidelines to insurance companies and medical centers, but the vice president of indirect treatment of the social securityurance organization said that hospitals and centers under the supervision of the ministry of health do not follow these clinical guidelines. it can be done in this the frameworks announced by the ministry of health prevent the indiscriminate prescription of certain drugs and the consumption of antibiotic drugs has increased almost 2-3 times compared to the summer and spring seasons and nine times a year in one of the hospitals that were not the general hospital of origin. the number of angiography, i might say, is now a hundred times the normal rate, and i am not exaggerating. health care is full of these clinical guidelines. 1,241 clinical guidelines and service standards have been announced . the existing clinical guidelines have been updated out of 1,200 clinical guidelines. what is the service? it does not include the mandatory policies that even the social security authorities make. these guidelines are not taken seriously by the ministry of health . shahnamehs informs the expecta

clear places where the government should be interacting with social media companies and others, as you point out, certainly in the national securityhe government has information that they absolutely should be able to communicate to the social media companies. >> mike, here are some of the posts and communications flagged by the plaintiffs as being sensor. this is from the white house director of digital strategy to facebook. i will be the first to acknowledge that borderline content offers no easy solutions but we want to know that you are trying. we want to know how we can help. and we want to know that you're not playing a shell game with us when we ask you what is going on here. here's another one. this is a statement from surgeon general vivek murthy on health information saying we expect more from our technology companies. we are asking them to cooperate or operate with greater transparency and accountability. we are asking them to monitor information more closely. we are asking them to consistently take action against misinformation super spreaders on their platforms. does that sound like coercion? >> no, i think, look, i th

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social media companies? >> as i've repeated we have a responsible actions to protect public health and safety and security when confronted by challenges like a deadly pandemic and foreign attacks on our elections and we have consistently made clear that we believe social media companies have a clinical responsibility to take account of the effects of the platforms that they have on the american people. while also making independent decisions about the content of their platforms, but that continues to be the case. >> but she would not tell me exactly what contact they had with social media companies. in the contact is left but they are still talking back and forth to both parties now in the facebook internal emails they represent a pressure campaign by close advisors to the president to get certain posts removed. in one email talked about about how "to further explore discrete policy options, we need to reduce the prevalence of misinformation" from these files we show the white house leading the charge to suppress content from a specific post. and they said that they delivered 53,000 pages of documents and made

>> so we don't ask social media companies to censor information or suppress information when it comes to national security threats. so what we do do is alert them when another intelligence agency gives us information about a foreign intelligence service being behind some account we will call social media companies' attention to that, but at the end of the day, we are very clear that it is up to the social media companies to decide whether to do something about it or not -- >> the suggestion that the most powerful law enforcement operation is not a suggestion. it is, in fact, effectively an order. >> mr. chairman, i yield back. >> the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we are here today because maga republicans will do anything to protect donald trump, their savior, no matter how unfounded or dangerous it may be to do so. welcome to the legislative arm of the trump re-election campaign. a grand jury found probable cause that among other crime, trump illegally kept highly sensitive national security documents which could put our country and our sources in danger if they got ou

director wray: so, we don't ask social media companies to censor information or suppress information. when it comes to national securityhreats, certainly. so what we do do is alert them when some other intelligence agency gives us information about a foreign intelligence service being behind some account, we will call social media companies' attention to that. at the end of the day we are very clear it's up to the social media companies to decide whether to do something about it. mr. issa: the suggestion the most powerful law enforcement operation is not a suggestion, it is effectively an order. mr. chairman, i yield back. chair jordan: the gentleman from georgia is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chairman. we are today because maga republicans will do anything to protect donald trump, their savior, no matter how unfounded or dangerous it may be to do so. welcome to the legislative arm of the trump re-election campaign. a grand jury found probable cause that among other crimes trump illegally kept highly sensitive national security documents which could put our country and other -- and sources in danger if they got out.

security. we have consistently made clear that we believe social media companies have a responsibility to takes of the effects of their platform on the american people while making independent decisions about the content of their platforms. >> so zuckerberg is off the hook for now because jordan believes that he's now fully cooperating with the request from the judiciary committee. for its part, facebook says they cooperated all along and handed over more than 53,000 pages of documents to the committee but only the documents that the committee just received appeared to be enough. >> sandra: neil? >> neil: got it. thanks. to new jersey democratic -- republican congressman, jeff andrews, sits on the house judiciary committee. one of those days. ever have one hoff those? >> i i have one of those every day. >> neil: let me ask you about this beef that you and your colleagues have with mark zuckerberg that he should testify, should go before the committee. that he's pulling some fast ones what are the fast ones? >> well, i think the issue here is that this was censorship. it was raw. it was everyth

>> we don't ask social media companies to censor information or suppress information. when it comes to national security threats certainly. so what we do do is alert them when some other intelligence agency gives us information about the foreign intelligence service being behind some account, we'll call social media companies' attention to that. but at the end of the day we're very clear that it is up to the social media companies to decide whether to do something about it or not. >> the suggestion of the most powerful law enforcement operation is not a suggestion, it is effectively an order. i yield back. >> bill: gentleman from georgia is recognized >> we're here today because maga republicans will do anything to protect donald trump, their savior, no matter how unfounded or dangerous it may be. welcome to the legislative arm of the trump re-election campaign. a jury found that found cause that trump kept highly sensitive national security documents which could put our country and our sources in danger if they got out, which photographs show trump kept those records in bathrooms, showers, closets, and

social media companies. we certainly disagree with this decision now. certain administration officials and agencies are prohibited from talking to social media companies about removing or suppressing content that doesn't involve criminal activity or national securityhreats. big win for the first amendment and people's right to speak their minds. missouri senator eric schmitt filed this lawsuit when he was the state's attorney general along with louisiana's attorney general. they accuse the government of inappropriately using power to censor posts. they disagree with working directly with a senior executives for, you know, these big tech giants were censoring americans platforming americans. the biden administration argues it was trying to stop the spread of misinformation about topics like the covid vaccine in elections is one thing that's come out with your point of view that certain protected by the first amendment. but it violates the first. and then when the government engaged in the kind of censorship to shut people down, the justice department is reviewing the injunction and looking at what legal steps to take next. but in the meantime, congressman colin allred expressed concern about the ramifications this will have. there are some folks ou

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the fda can still communicate with the social media companies, but those agencies and folks i just listed cannot, unless it has to do with illegal activity and security judge is a trump appointee. he has not made a final ruling on this case, boris, but this banning of these agencies and officials from communicating with the social media companies is certainly a victory for these states who are suing the biden administration, boris. >> fascinating development. thank you so much. >>> now to some of the other headlines that we are watching this hour, a sheriff's deputy in georgia raced to save a woman trapped inside of her burning suv. body camera video capturing this traumatic rescue battling smoke and flames. the deputy smashed the window, he pulled the woman to safety, her car caught fire after she crashed into the woods. >>> also nasa is showing of its first image of saturn from the james web space telescope. it was taken with an infrared camera. saturn appearing extremely dark due to the total absorption of sunlight by the gas. >>> and meta is working on a new app called threads which is supposed to rival twitter. it mimic's twitter's live conversa

enforcement for the fbi for example can inform social media companies of postings involving criminal activity or criminal conspiracies or of national securitytortion, or other threats posted on its platform. federal law enforcement sources for years have developed partnerships with digital firms, sharing information to find terrorism, drug trafficking and child abuse. that dialogue expanded after 2020 d.o.j. seeking to curb what it said was misinformation over election integrity and vaccines. many republicans say that goes too far. >> the government should not have any role he will be shooting should not be talking about it's a scary world when it bureaucrats in washington d.c. decide what is it isn't true progress so to investigate crimes site over communication is paramount. quickly things can happen in social media are far and wide and absolute need to be addressed and talked to by law enforcement. >> legal experts expected this fight to head to the u.s. supreme court. in washington david spot fox news. what's more this editor-in-chief of the washington examiner hugo joins me now, welcome. >> hi mike. >> i want to play click from the mis

promotedded responsible actions to protect public health, safety and security, and we have consistently made clear that we believe social media companiese account of the effects of their platforms that they have on the american people while making independent decisions about the content of their, of their platforms. >> reporter: so meta's ceo, mark zuckerberg, is off the hook at least for now because chair jordan says that he and the company are fully cooperating with their request. for its part, meta says it's been cooperating fully all along, that they've produced more than 53,000 pages of documents to the committee. and, by the way, brian, chair jordan teased that there is more to come, so stay tuned. brian: we will stay tuned. grady trimble, hang for that report, sir. -- thank you for that report, sir. >>> let's welcome congressman jeff van drew. i can't thinkman, great to see you, thanks for being with us. this strikes me as a pretty big movement, okay? if chair jim jordan pulls back the contempt because he got some documents that say some pretty interesting things. what stands out to you about what chair jordan released today? >>

social media companies about taking down, quote, content containing protected free speech. now what it doesn't do, it doesn't keep the administration from curbing illegal activity or addressing national security course, this is a top concern for this administration, as it sees the use of -- well of all these social media companies and sometimes in a way that can spread misinformation. now e white house addressed this in a statement saying, quote, our consistent view remains that social media platforms have a critical responsibility to take account of the efforts their platforms are laying -- are having on the american people but make independent choices about the information they present. the white house saying it is important for the social media companies to take responsibility for this, but it still affects those federal agencies, just some of those for awareness, the white house press secretary as well as hhs, cdc, doj, fbi. naming some of those agencies why this would be a concern for the administration moving forward. the justice department is reviewing the ruling, so we'll see what follows in the hours and days to come, but certainly a blow to the admin. >> absolutely. of course some o

company of tiktok. so we spoke to social media influencers and security experts and asked the them what they thought ofg concerns. >> people started saying, oh, have you heard about lemon eight. i'm like, what is this? >> with more than half a million followers on tiktok and instagram combined -- >> reporter: you guys are known as -- >> sister snacking. people were saying it was tiktok's new app, a mix between instagram and pinterest. >> reporter: they have less than 40 followers but say it isn't about follower count for them just yet. >> when you hear about something like this, especially if it's from tiktok, you want to make sure you're some of the first people there. >> reporter: it's owned by bytedance, the same company behind tiktok. that's raising some eyebrows among security experts and lawmakers. but tiktok has 150 million users in the u.s. compared to lemon eight which has 900,000 active monthly users and say they're creating a community where people discover and share content related to beauty, fashion, travel and more in an authentic and diverse environment. >> even when you're talking about