wikipedia generally called it genocide, and we talked about wikipedia many times about the site thato be just such an access to free information, where you can find absolutely everything and read about everything, because. well, in fact, no one there is interested in distorting the truth, but over the past 8-9 months the situation has changed dramatically. i know that it really excited you sadly alexander that the global humanitarian resource could not stand the test of the big information war that is unleashed against our country today, of course, the obvious fakes are obviously not foxes we will not see in the american wikipedia, but they work very subtly take a recent example of uh, with the fall in poland ukrainian rocket. if you no longer have a wikipedia article and if you open it, you will see in the preamble of this article a quote from nato secretary general stoltenberg, who says that this is probably a ukrainian missile, but russia is still to blame and this is in the preamble, and then comes the decoding of the quote and the russian position in the preamble. no. she is not

wikipedia. at least yandex did not give me a link to the russian-language wikipedia, but the gas at the same time, there is a ka-51 grenade on the ukrainian-language wikipedia , and this information, yes, and there again it is written that this chemical weapon alexander is huge for you. thank you. all the best to you comments from experts pavel let's start from you. i just wanted to say here that this is a planned fake. eh, and it's multi-level. here is a really important point. here is a story with internal links with transitions to people who will see this information. he will first want to check it, and he will stumble upon either ukraine a language article or an english article about this grenade in russian. he won't find. it 's true, wikipedia is very good, and the results are always indexed in the search engine. that is, a direct request will come to us in a large percentage of the moderators, and they are more likely to take a position. now about the ukrainian not about the russian, respe

wikipedia to get the put on their and wikipedia said something to the p effect of wht legal documentsble sources.eg so they say these things that we edit but they can never name and then the only case where they may have a point, was in 2009, when i went into these acorn offices wearing a pimp coding i do not with a pimp coat it to all of the offices certainly presented myself as a private is that i wanted to you know, treat these brothels undercover and so they say, the protocol does not require wearing a costume, to be of help in this holy, on me, the didn't wear a pimp costume 12 years ago, michelle journalist make mistakes i think are track record is unbelievable compared to the track record of the mistakes mademi admitted by liks of the washington post cnn in the new york times tokyo, has never>> been a moment in your career you said, i just cannot do this again. this is really hard. >> yes. >> is really integral. >> the first chapter of you might lead up, first chapter of this book, megan riker, which is journalism textbook, it is about suffering anyway say, how would you write

so they wanted to sell it, in my opinion, it says on wikipedia the body they he was tea.so to speak in violation of all, so to speak, norms, nationalized there. well, in general, look what a beautiful picture, that is, after all, people are asking a question. well, so honored person, you are still a hero of ukraine with a bunch, there are awards and so on. and suddenly it turned out in the twenty-second year that he was a traitor secretly. something there will start working with russia, so it's all there, it legends history. now. so we found out go to the next grandfather. there is a researcher at another museum and says, well, that's all, of course. turns out he was sneaking around. there, it means, parts for russian helicopters across the border, but some ukrainian patriot at the factory spoiled these parts, and therefore now they can be shot with a single shot from a pistol, which means damage. i think that now this will also appear, because, well, every day, some kind of nonsense picture is obtained. yes, you can put an end to this, i think we figured it out. i hope y

well, our attorneys attended go to like wikipedia and get that put on there, wikipedia says somethingfect of legal documents are not reliable sources. so they say these things that we added and paste but they can never name and edit. feel a case where they may have a point was in 2009 when i went into these acorn offices wearing a a pimp coat. i didn't wear the pimp coat into all the offices but i certainly president myself as a pimp. i said i wanted to create these brothels when is undercover. i see on my website, have doesn't recall i could require wearing a costume to be a pimp. if that's all they have on me, that i didn't wear a pimp costume 12 years ago, i mean, all journalist make mistakes but i think our track where it is unbelievable compared to the track record of the mistakes made and admitted by the likes of the "washington post," cnn and the "new york times." >> host: james o'keefe, has or ever been a moment in your career where you said i just can't do this again? i mean, this is really hard, this is really uncomfortable? >> guest: yes. the first chapter if you don't mind

of context for you could wonder why that isn't covered but our attorneys look at wikipedia to put that on there and says legal documents are not reliable sources so the only case they may have a point was in 2009 and then wearing up" but i didn't of the all the offices but ias presented myself as attend and said i want to create a brothel. it doesn't require wearing that costume but that is all they have so all journalists make mistake so that is comparable to those made and invented by the "washington post" cnn and "the new york times"re. host: has there ever been a moment in your career i just cannot do this again that this is really hard and uncomfortable? >> the first chapter of this book is a journalism textbook how do you write a chapter and a journalism book? there is a lot of trauma that has occurred in my life whether you are a whistleblower and violating nondisclosure and fired from your job i was arrested in 2010 by the fbi they were raided by the fbi in november they are federal agents taking the work product in order to find out these are traumatizing things that shape the

when my kids were going to school, don't rely on wikipedia. now wikipedia is one of more reliable sources online but i offer specific suggestions in the book. i say, to help with this digital literacy, journalistic society set up voluntary seals of approval, good housekeeping seal of approval, if -- this is private, not government, if you abide by these rules that journalists accept as morally required like you have to get two sources, give a person a chance to respond, you get the seal of approval and the seal of approval could voluntarily be put off by social media companies next to the name. los angeles times as an icon, this is a source that generally can be trusted. if we have that, say breitbart asks for the seal of approval and we have a debate, that is edifying about how journalists do their job and what it means to abide by objective journalistic norms. >> host: the next question is one to end on and gives a chance to restate your overall thesis. where do you draw the line about elections and election related speech, when to protect t

that 's what it means at least not his wikipedia page but we are not talking about that right now, wealking about the fact that he has found a godfather and this new adviser is a former assistant of the main collaborator of the kherson balance, and by the way, the leaders of the upsj faction had now he says that from the first days he supported the armed forces of ukraine until the latter tried, so to speak, to partisans, to destroy from within the opzh opzh and on the occupied territory, but under threat he massacred his grandfather yes, that is some immortal regiment yes yes and next to them where is his assistant at the time a now this is the new adviser to the classy current chairman oda. this is our yanushevich. here he is now. these are the kind of people we have. in fact, people who know how to be in office and be with everyone. this is the ability to do this and that. well, of course , the question remains. well, maybe this deputy is a former youtuber, yury stelmashenko, now a completely different person, he has seen through, he is now a ukrainian patriot , he mobilized to the

in the newspaper, and so this story began to be dragged through all possible channels, and even wikipedia was entered about the fact that the father of general serhii surovykin. he is a hero there and all this blocking of the fake went well and everything was fine in principle if it did not suddenly turn out that the heroic pilot who died there actually has living relatives and his great-grandson volodymyr mazych said on facebook that his great grandfather he had no sons, the only problem was that he wrote, uh, this great-grandson, uh, this ointment or ointment , uh, this guy, that we in the family don't know who serhiy solovykin is, moreover, the post of volodymyr mazucha was commented on by the pilot's daughter angelina surovikina who wrote thank you volodyushka for a true and honest article for support for the memory of my father, your great-grandfather wrote this woman well , at first, in nk-kor sweet, he tried to insist on his good, although he did not say that this general armageddon is an illegitimate son because already it would have turned out not to be creaky somehow, but to con

power plant building concentration camps where they put ukrainians in there, which by the way is on wikipedia, cited as fact. she also lied about the raping women, gang thing, women and children, and specifically talked about how the russian soldiers were also committing violence against women. now these lives were so sensational that even ukrainian activists and ukrainian journalist said that they couldn't, these were hurting ukrainians. ukraine credibility, and basically they were so sensationalize that they did it really make ukraine look good. and she actually was able to admit to these 2 prank or is that this was done in order to get weapons to ukraine. let's take a look. you go on what they told me, can you write that there is a prison at the upper o g, a nuclear plant, because official media sources are supposed to say this. the ombudsman didn't want to say it. he only says what the president's office tells him to. but i'm being asked to say this by the authorities by intelligence services. it's almost a case for relo of, of too little too late when the truth finally does see that of t

vladimir putin's father during the second world war although if you are not lazy and take a look at wikipediawas either lazy or really wanted to amuse its kremlin masters with a heroic fable, so no with a click of an eye, he told his viewers that vladimir spiridonovich putin died in the battle for leningrad, it would be nothing, but it turns out that putin the elder died 10 years before the birth of the son of putin the younger, social networks could not pass by such a gift and began to put forward versions of how could this happen, the most popular in the soviet union women could give birth not for 9 months. well, like somewhere in the west, but also for 10 years if the party actually says humor during the war. it's not just a matter of laughing. this is an extremely important front where fierce battles are being fought. in which ukraine also wins oleksandr melnikov collected only facts and memes weapons that hit more powerful than highmars and javelins in memes we are now ahead of the whole planet plus there is an online war why are they so afraid in the kremlin social networks are a terrib

and so this story began to be dragged around all for all for all possible channels and er, even wikipedia was entered about the fact that the father of general serhiy surovikin, he is a hero there, and all this about the fake docket was going well and everything was fine with them in principle, if it did not suddenly turn out that that heroic pilot, who died there in fact, he has living relatives and his great-grandson volodymyr mazych told on facebook that his great-grandfather had no sons, he had only one problem in that he wrote that this great-grandson of this mazy or mazych of this guy we in the family do not know who serhiy is soloviykin, moreover, volodymyr mazucha's post was commented on by the pilot's daughter angelina surovykina, who wrote thank you volodyushka for a true and honest article for support for the memory of my father , your great-grandfather wrote this woman well, at first , the sweet soldier tried to insist on something, although he did not tell, as if this general armageddon is a illegitimate son, because it would have turned out not to be squeaky somehow, but to

the da chesko is to totally control tag, joins to like wikipedia or microsoft. here is what is executive a former dia chair. so facial himself, text that the director of the department of homeland security in february, platforms have yet to get more comfortable with government. it's really to say how hesitant they remain. the calls were for an expensive role of the government's agencies in shaping the information ecosystem. but how this information is defined by the government has never been clearly articulated. the inherently subjective nature of what constitutes disinformation provides a broad opening for d h. s. officials to make publicly motivated determinations about what constitutes dangerous speech. the d test justifies all that by saying that misinformation can push people to terrorists and but it seems they knew that what they were doing was bad because they hired 3rd party companies to do the research so that it didn't look like government propaganda. subcommittee members discuss designating a point of contact as a clearinghouse for trusted information

they said that the anti-aircraft missile was an explosion, but you understand that you need to open wikipediaoks to read the self-destruction system anti-aircraft missiles that is, an anti-aircraft missile falls to the ground in one piece and cannot explode, there is no destruction system like in any e-e anti-aircraft artillery projectile, i agree with you, but on the other hand, the e-e s-300 was made by the russians and these are the people what are important people , first of all, it's not people, it's worse than yes, it's worse than worms, all of them, they all bear collective responsibility, so here's a moment for russafs , gennady khazan spends a moment, we're resting, ready to conduct russophone courses, first of all, i draw your attention to russophobia phobia - this is fear of someone russophobia is the fear of russians, we are not afraid of them, we hate them because they are enemies of ukraine who came to the territory of our country with weapons in their hands, period, we are not afraid of them . it was clear about the s30 s300 of russian production, it is an anti-aircraft missile

through the sumy region is the first guards tank army, it is the elite, the elite, if you go to wikipediahere now and read there is a pro-taman division, please, an anti-peace division, you will see that these are units with five guard designations each. that is, it is the best that there is in general in this russian army. it is the elite of the elite . to invade the territory of ukraine of the countries of europe, that is, if anything was normal in them at all, then it was driving through sumshchyna and this is all so-called normal, it was losing tanks in absolutely stupid ways , for example, the villagers simply cut down trees on the road and the russians are driving on this wet black earth and the tanks load two tanks into the black earth, they got stuck in the black earth, they got out of the tanks, ran to their colleagues, to their other russian soldiers, they took two more tanks to pull these two out and lost two more tanks just in the fight with chernozem and that's you. well, you understand that the ukrainian army didn't show up for the war at that time , that is, two peasants ju

mariupol is a russian city that was founded by russians. literally before the broadcast, i just opened wikipedia and read that mariupol was founded in this way, because i was never interested, let's read a modern settlement at the mouth of kalmius, founded in the 16th century by zaporozhian cossacks as a sentinel stay at home to protect winterers, industries and communication routes from the attacks of the crimean tatars . what is putin doing like this when a russian city was founded by russians, and it is not the first time that they are very actively trying to appropriate the history of ukraine and we have already talked about it a lot. look at what is actually happening in the legend of brotherly nations persistently cultivated by russian historians. it fell apart back in 2014 and was already blown to pieces under the blows of russian missiles, but in the heads of entire generations of ukrainians so persistently and consistently invested in moscow a version of history that this mental separation is still difficult for us, let's just look at the discussions that have been going on for a long t

this war, thousands of tens of thousands of television cameras ask you on the internet, facebook, wikipediahe word bucha, the number raisin, and everything to you a person in any corner of the world remembers everything because of the crimes that the russian federation is committing today, absolutely no one will forget anything, you understand, and every victim will be remembered and the military must be not far away, today european institutions actually also recognize and indicated to lukashenko what awaits of the military service, an accomplice to these war crimes, and today we saw at the summit exactly what would have ended in nothing, in fact, armenia as one of the largest allies of the russian federation. what truth did not sign up to e-e by military annexation, i.e., they did not give their weapons or their soldiers, but they were angry with president putin because of azerbaijan’s actual lack of support for the armenian conflict, they refused to sign the final document on the dkb putin nervously throws his pen, lukashenko spreads his hands, i.e., not everything is fine in their own ho

they nafig no one needs, no one to dig, the maximum level of knowledge is wikipedia and then it will about me in letters , and then there will be historical facts that no one else has. for now, excuse me, i’m kind of turning to such a everyday life about me wikipedia was written that i got married for the first time in the eighty-sixth year. i what the hell is not? who wrote it? where? i don't know, i get asked this question all the time now. and who is what? mystery, as it were, is a person who is generally for you, i can’t explain, so i'm fine. it's pointless. now, as you know, as you know, it was today. here he was sitting, sonalevich. here fedorov i say where such data come from, and everyone knows this. let's know. come on vladimirovich okay, you got me a little excited about this. let's pause now , then we'll continue. tv musical show superstar - return season 3 today we have the day of one composer maestro naruto artist of russia genius alexander zatsepin now something will go wrong. but on the contrary, i liked you, you are mine, and i'm yours i sat, as if spellbound, i watch

you are in the wikipedia statistics of transformarket. match france denmark, two european teams, we saidke about the magic of messi and we say and before that we had a game of the national team of portugal, there was the magic of cristiano ronaldo well, now we had the magic of the kyivans yesterday well, the french won 2:1 against the dacians in in principle, how do you like the match? in principle, you can say that we have a contender, a contender for the championship, it is the french, of course. and besides, whether or not the champions broke, here we see exactly 2:1 bap , the hero of the match opened the score and closed the score 2:1 and the french the second victory in a row was won by six points and already advanced to the 1/8 finals early, and the first team that advanced early is france , let's see, after all, france had the advantage in this match . even for a few moments, it was just like that, there were waves and it was. and vasyl, the trend of football is modern. dominated european football, well, if it happened to the world champions before, will the dominance continue at

power plant, accusing them of concentration camps and for ukrainians, which by the way is cited on wikipedia as facts, accusing them of violence against women. and of course, of further allegations of rape. and this, this was even turn down by several civil rights activists in ukraine and also journalists and ukraine as being to sensational as something that you couldn't really take seriously because it was so scandalous like a new israel. and she admitted to these very same pranksters that this was done in order to get you crane the arms and needed, and in order to get ukraine, the p r that was needed. so let's, let's take a look. you guy. oh, they told me, can you write that there is a prison at this up r o z a nuclear plant, because the official media sources are supposed to say this are oscar? oh, well no more. the ombudsman didn't want to say it here. he only says when the president's office tells him to be beautiful, no more. but i'm being asked to say this by the authorities by intelligent circle. so you must go. huh. what is happening here? it's almost a case for relo of, of, to litt

cover up encouraging neo-nazism, they were outraged even on american television, as we know from wikipediae symbol of the black sun is widely used not by fascists, neo-nazis, ultra-right and nationalists, who advocate white supremacy here is informational. how interesting. i thought it was disinformation when they say that there are nazi fighters in ukraine, but in fact they not only use the weapons and equipment that we supply to ukraine, they also receive medals from us and an invitation to disney, and this is far from the limit for americans. now they are even offering a drink in honor of ukrainian neo-nazis. in state. indiana began to produce beer dedicated to those who opposed the russian military on azov steel. here azovstal is also on these dark blue cans with a yellow trident. this beer is produced in the city of nobil. zhytomyr already wants to establish fraternal relations with him. in general, it is not enough. only, perhaps, american popcorn with a swastika. now, about a massive accident on the bridge of vladivostok, there were six accidents at once, according to the ministry o

football missile is a ballistic missile. rocket well, why lie to people's eyes, but they should open wikipedian shoot down a ballistic missile, and that's all. you don't need a sentence to threaten oleg zhdanov or someone else. you're reading open access what is wrong with football? that's all. well, we 'll thank the west for all those who really give us. i don't have a lot of weapons today. and in order to create some kind of dome over ukraine, what is meant is that the united states made a system of in north america, in europe, it will definitely happen in ukraine, too, i would like to jump under this umbrella, they will already be members of this organization and somewhere they can breathe a little more calmly, but for now we will fight the evil with what it is. the russians, what they can do to us while there and we are still there, you are definitely the first question, will they get these weapons? the pentagon is very worried. i also think, i hope that they somehow communicate before this story. well, nevertheless, the attacks were like this week when the e 44 was shot down, one of those

that invaded through sumy is the first guards tank army, it is the elite of the elite if you go to wikipedia now and read the protaman division, the prokamentimir division, you will see that these are units with 5 guard designations each. that is, it is the best that the russian army has in the world, it is the elite of the elite, it is the army that was supposed to defend moscow from the conditional nato or vice versa not to invade the territory of ukraine of the countries of europe e-e. that is, well, if they had anything at all normal, then it was driving through sumshchyna and this is all the so-called normal, it was losing tanks in absolutely moronic ways for example, the peasants simply cut down trees on the road and the russians drive on this wet black soil and the tanks load two tanks into the black soil. they got out of the tanks and ran to their colleagues to their other russian soldiers. they took two more tanks to pull these two out . and lost two more tanks simply in the fight against black earth, and you understand that the ukrainian army did not show up for the war then, that

you will graduate from the odessa medical institute later, who received an education, according to wikipediac education a at the academy of national economy under the government of the russian federation, aleksey goncharenko, who later became successively deputies of the city council of the party of regions and then the first deputy of the odessa regional council, also of the party of regions, his peer, the difference between them is 4 year, this is the person who later became a deputy of the verkhovna rada, i remind you. here is the party of poroshenko who walked the stage live broadcast from the burnt-out house of the trade union for absolutely such reminders, this is the ukrainian word for twin blasphemous, e comments. and now, these are two ukrainian politicians, because it is written about both, which means they were ukrainian politicians, but they really tried to get a russian politician. literally nothing today. yes, you know how much, in general, between goncharenko and zelensky, they can even feel intimacy in this regard. zelensky passed on the memory of his grandfather, and gonchar

you know, if you want a synopsis of a bookstore, you can just look on wikipedia. the author, iris murdoch, said that a blurb is a mini art form, and that's how i like to see it. it should tell a story. it should have a beginning, middle and an end. it should that story should contain tensions and drama. and mr.. it should do a kind of a dance between divulging and withholding. it should set up you know, a time and a place, but do it in a way that really hooks reader in, you know, i think it's really important that a blurb will make an emotional connection with the reader, whether it's something like the, the opening of the blurb on. the first discworld novel by terry pratchett. it starts in the beginning there was a turtle which just makes you smile or something like the blurb that's been on margaret atwood's novel, the handmaid's tale for years, which starts the republic of gilead, allows offred only one function to breed, which obviously creates a completely different kind of emotion. it unnerves you and unsettle you. so i think a good bloke has to hook you in.

you know, it's all there on wikipedia. setup for me to ask you some questions about what you'll do as education secretary because. i know this is not, you know, a news interrogation. as i always say, if you don't know what you don't want to say yet, you can say money you'll know is going to be one of the big ones, isn't it? oncejeremy hunt, the new chancellor, announces spending on schools per pupil, real terms is lower than it was when the tories came into power in 2010. truth is, it's not going to get higher, is it? well, this is the real difficulty across all of government. and, you know, i have a lot of sympathy with jeremy and the prime minister, who are now sort of sat there trying to figure out how we navigate this, these economic challenges without making things worse. we have to tackle inflation and bring it under control if we don't. any spending decision that's made any whether it's up or down any of it will all get eaten by inflation. so the number one thing you have to do is you need to get inflation under con

how to decide when something is reliable i remember when kids were going to school don't rely on wikipediaave to do your own research now it has more reliable sources online. so i say journalistic society shouldso set up voluntary the seals of approval if you abide by these rules that journalist except as required you have to get to sources, give them a chance to respond then you get the seal of approval that could put out by the social media companies so the l.a. times this is a source that generally can be trusted. and then we have a debate about that. how do journalists do their job and what that means to abide by journalistic norms. >> . >> this is the really hard question. who should be involved in one? so we have a commitment those twotm robust campaigns and speech in politics and a place where they can vote in the supreme court has long recognized voters can be informed. the informed citizenry which is a compelling interest they are aware of what's going on and make decisions. so hower do you balance the two? >> with those narrow exceptions and don't think the solution is speech pol

sleeves about what stupidly did not look at wikipedia the dimensions of geranium 2 are suitable for this i still can’t figure it out, to be honest, or zelensky is pasted, in fact, into this video, because we remember how they shoot him . they can completely paste the digitized one, then into any scenery, yes. or is it a scaled-down geranium mock-up made by zelensky, who is very afraid of being cut out of the bunker, so 3d that says something, probably, at this moment she is moving without memory after the next dose. parallel sirius again, timofey is absolutely right to comment that when it hits the ground, and if its light design were unmanned, all the more so, the shock drone would fall apart. the fact is that geraniums do not even have. uh, landing gear to sit against the physical, so even here it is filmed on some of your hard. e cover, even if they tried to land. geranium, then, it would still lift up all the belly of the honor, and even there, in my opinion, the wine is not damaged. your screw should definitely fly off first. so this is at least a very funny cartoon for primary scho

regulation is one thing, but many successful polycentric systems whether you think of it -- wikipediaas a polycentric system and the word comes from a nobel prize winner who looks at self-governing systems, not regulation or state run systems at all. a lot of this is not just rules but can you have different kinds of institutions? that's how the standard-setting process of the internet currently runs. poly centralism won't work if it is just rules top down. the crypto industry, where it goes next is unclear, but to succeed, it will need to develop this polycentric ability to not just invite regulation but have different groups at the table. otherwise a lot of these tend toward centralization or plutocracy. ed: the cofounder of the collective intelligence project. we will bring you the latest venture capital roundup from around the world. this is bloomberg. ♪ ed: time for talking tech -- today a venture capital roundup starting with farm robots. that is what cleveland avenue, a vc firm founded by a former mcdonald's ceo, leading a a funding round for the agriculture tech start up. this

of the day, a weekend, a segment on your show and "the view", i had antifa activists changing my wikipedia page from winston marshall as a banjo player to a fascist. it's ludicrous giving that fascist slaughterered 13 months of my family in the holocaust. so my family knows about fascism. so antifa is a modern day problem in america. i didn't -- i guess i didn't anticipate how big of a problem it was at the time. >> tucker: they drove you from a job that you were great at and succeeding at. if it happened to you again today, would you have handled it differently? >> initially i apologized. i issued an apology. i was made to take time away from the band as you said to examine my blind spots. now, i don't regret that because when you friend someone, it's natural to -- say, i'm so sorry. how have i offended you? you look into it. i spent the months after that looking into the topic. the book documents the 19 deaths and the first 14 days of the blm riots and many of the black businesses damaged and ruined by the looters and in the riots as i said and not to mention the federal courthouse in po