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Corporations and wealthiest individuals so it does not add to the deficit. but it does make transformational investments in peoples lives. >> thats really the way to look at this, right? i think any government spending has to be looked at as whats the return on the investment. i prefer we talk about these priorities, then we talk about the numbers. we do have reporting that the president said he could get the holdouts somewhere between 1.9 and 2.2 trillion. and we have reporting that you have sa...

Number, lets be, clear this is all paid for, by taxes on the wealthiest corporations, and wealthiest individuals, so it does not add to the deficit. but it does make transformational investments in peoples lives. >> thats really the way to look at, this right. any government spending has to be looked, at whats the return on the investments, i prefer that we talk about these priorities, then we talk about the numbers. we do have reporting that the president said that he could get the hold outs, s...

To the deficit. but it does make transformational investments in peoples lives. >> thats really the way to look at this, right? i think any government spending has to be looked at as whats the return on the investment. i prefer we talk about these priorities, then we talk about the numbers. we do have reporting that the president said he could get the holdouts somewhere between 1.9 and 2.2 trillion. and we have reporting that you have said that you might be able to manage 2.5 to 2.9 trillion. no...

That people want testimonials from real people that thats whats going to have the most impact. >> jonathan reiner was here and compared it to the hhs ads or government ads about tobacco and what can happen to you, showing real-life harm. the white house announced their plan to quadruple the number of at-home tests available by december. can people feel confident in the accuracy of these tests? >> jake, you can feel confident, but i will say, these are not pcr tests. pcr tests have much better ac...

So what she was saying here was that they want to -- the focus of facebook since its start has been on growth, growth, growth, and an obsession with growth. and so anything that gets in its way, they find to be a problem. and when you build an architecture where virality rather than context or speed rather than accuracy, youre going to run into -- its very easy. you dont have to be a computer scientist to understand the human hate can be made into a twitchy, angry organism rather quickly. by the...

Some good if it finds itself in political hot water if they cooperate more with law enforcement. do you agree with that? >> no, i dont. this is going to come down to regulation. >> yeah. >> i dont. they are doing everything they can. they are cooperating to the best of their ability right now. 20,000 to 40,000 people who are coming to work every day doing security there. it is not a media organization. it is a public utility that cries out for regulation. if we could rate the safety and maintena...

Deeply misleading is we commission research and immediately brush it under the carpet because we dont like the implications of that research because somehow we dont like bad or unpleasant content on our platform. of course we dont. but we will bear down, were never going to eliminate it. i promise you there will never be a teenager who doesnt have a good experience in their lives that cannot commiserate it. we will always be very open about that. >> i am with you on that, social media brings a l...

Community that can inform each other, correct each other, when you have fact-checking, when you have editing and peer review. the thing is, in twitter, you dont have any of those things, and so you can just fire off an opinion with, as you say, the press of a send button and theres no time to reflect. you dont -- the reputation that you earn is not for accuracy but for entertainment value and for notoriety. so in some ways, social media certainly hasnt been helping. >> from your -- >> on the oth...

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Under the previous academy, you have active shooter training, sitting in the classroom for 16 or 20 hours, learn about active shooting. the state-mandated 16 or 24 hours, then follow that up with 40 hours of scenario-based training whether it is virtual training or accuracy coming in. what you are going to do on the street. >> an interesting model, in other parts of the country like you referenced earlier because it seems it was great to see you as always, enjoy your weekend. jillian: this time ...