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he's trying to figure out his way in there and very wylie.e long game and called the memoir the long game and want dos get back the majority in the senate in 2022. >> we should note that mcconnell was someone that put a lot of oxygen into the same lie that he then turned around saying that the people were fed. right? he could have -- what a normal thing to do is when the networks called joe biden the winner to put out a statement to congratulate joe biden. he did not do that. weeks and books went by. >> weeks and weeks. >> and then right before -- a speech and took a long time and part of the reason doing that, jennifer, the grass roots of the party are the texas gop we are the storm and the arizona gop censuring like kindy mccain and the oregon gop. that is who the grass roots of the republican party are the people that stormed the capitol in a lot of ways or ympathetic to them. >> they re-elected mcdonald without an opponent running against her in new hampshire just this past weekend. re-electing the same all-in for trump leadership there f

er just earhis month, i spent time with the cambridge analytica whistleblower, christopher wylie.n our countries.th and in countries in the global south. and the reason why he said that was because our, we don't, we don't have strong governments. they can get away with impunity, and then if it worked in our countries, then they would, his word was, "port" it over to you. so the first step is, something horrific has i thalready happened.alize that and that we are at this existential moment where, if nothing significant is done, journalism is only the first part. journalism, and democracy as we know it, is dead. we're in your dystopian future. i think the last part i forgot to say isa that d plutonium, right? we go back to nuclear war. >> yeah. .>> that's the only thi >> (responds) >> this was where we went to elementary school... and walnut street. i never rely knew where me was. my parents we both filipinos. my real father died when i was a year old. my mom went to the states, so iuess like an overseas filipino worker. my stepfather, my dad, now, they camback and got us. my primar

joining us is christopher wylie, cambridge analytic whistle-blower one of the first people banned fromobal chair of news at twitter and former president and ceo of npr. good morning to both of you. chris, i'm going to start with you given that you lived in thee time yourself personally so the question is who should deci decide. >> sorry, i missed part of the question i think you're asking who should decide who gets to be banned >> exactly who should decide? should this be the government or the ceos or companies themselves >> yeah. i think what we're seeing is the emergence of, you know, dominant players on the internet that have utility-like features without the corresponding obligations of a regulated public utility in my case i was banned when i blew the whistle on what was happening on facebook to u.s. laemp but at the same time we also see all kinds of other people being banned now. i think the real fundamental question is not whether or not the government or private companies should decide, but that we should create an ecosystem and rules which makes it clear what is acceptable an