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Spell out all the detail, then you are probably going to reduce the percent of people who read it and make it accessible to them. so, one of the things that we have struggled with over time is to make something that is as simple as possible to supreme can understand it as well as giving them control of inline in the product in the context of when they are trying to actually use them. taking into account that we dont expect that most people want l. want to go through and read a full legal documen...

Facebook fake accounts that have n bi been linked to his name as russian trolls. i manage some of these an nick dotes will be coming up as well. >> certainly almost everyone sheer a facebook user of course whether they have a page or theyre only personal accounts. but the real issue here is facebook is trying to get ahead of it and theres a big question on whether or not they can be successful. they said theyre going to start having to verify people with very large followings because if you may ...

Confu confusing. if you make it long and spell out all the detail, then youre probably going to reduce the percent of people who read it and make it accessible to them. one of the things that weve struggled with over time is to make something that is as simple as possible so people can understand it as well as giving them controls in line in the product in the context of when theyre trying to actually use them. taking into account that we dont expect that most people will want to go through and ...

You know, i think it boils down to the fact that they understand and my attitude is i try to represent all the people not just the people that vote for me. and that seems to be kind of what people want. >> dana: well, senator, thanks for joining me. i have a feeling that youre going to get a lot of advertisements for chocolate shops anywhere you are. so we appreciate you coming on today. >> thanks so much. >> dana: okay. for more on this, im joined by democratic strategist and the president of s...

Personal bias and agenda. i worked for five networks. i have never been asked to read anything like that, i never would. i would quit before i would do it. it troubles me to see these anchors we trust as the purveyors of local news to see them all reading the same script. howie: a former white house aide who works at sinclair, when you smaisht together they look like mindless zombies. emily: this looks just like the advertisements that local news stations run all the time about trust and i didnt...

He has hard questions to answer. if he were not a different kind of guy, we wouldnt have facebook. i defy anyone to tell me that facebook isnt really amazing and does something nobody else has ever done. >> without a doubt, it does. it is stunning. >> also has really bad stuff. >> the question to mark that i think hell continue to get pressed on is, who are your customers? who are your users? what is the product? lets bring in -- >> your customers, the people you get money from, are not the same...

Platforms to push their own personal bias and agenda. i worked for five networks. i have never been asked to read anything like that, i never would. i would quit before i would do it. it troubles me to see these anchors we trust as the purveyors of local news to see them all reading the same script. howie: a former white house aide who works at sinclair, when you smaisht together they look like mindless zombies. emily: this looks just like the advertisements that local news stations run all the ...

Elizabeth. elizabeth: following revelations about facebooks mishandling of data from millions of users, the social media giant has announced new agreements for political advertisements. the companys ceo sheryl sandberg says theyre taking steps to be more transparent about what stories are shown on peoples news feeds. >> people want accurate information on facebook and we want them to have accurate information. what were doing, were working with third party fact checkers. if something is marked f...

Oed your public information. >> they didnt gain access. that access was just available to anybody that. revelation came when the social media giant announced political data firm cambridge analytica gathered information on 87 million facebook users, a figure far larger than previously acknowledged. and 71 million of those affected were americans. cambridge analytica disputed that number by a tweet. they insist they only licensed data for only 30 million users, so much better. jonathan morgan, chi...

The president has supported two of the four offered on the floor this last go-around so what we were trying to do is give congress an opportunity to act. >> so she wont to say that they have seen an uptick in border crossings, advertisements and other things in the month of april as the weather warms up but never seemed to answer exactly why this is needed at this moment. the house is in recess. the sene not here. the president isaking looks this. we do believe based on our reporting that it is ...