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All labor to ensure professions. right now this back lash that were seeing against a.i., we havent seen this before. go back to 2016. there was widespread criticism. facebook and digital platforms for allowing misinformation to spread during the 2016 election. we didnt see boots on the streets like were seeing now with sag and wga. so just as this technology is unprecedented, this growing back lash is also unprecedented. >> i can see a lot of clauses going into contracts saying just because you ...

Market should get off its knees and fight back and start investigating the sun — fight back and start investigating the sun. because if you look at allegations of bullying and sexual harassment at the sun, you wont have _ harassment at the sun, you wont have to _ harassment at the sun, you wont have to look far. every large organisation has these allegations against _ organisation has these allegations against them, i am not saying the bbc doesnt, or the against them, i am not saying the bbc d...

It do that hearing but what did you make of it? could it really be true that players could be punished for criticising soundies human rights record? based on what senator blumenthal said, that could very much be the case. what we heard at the hearing was this non—disparagement clause was put into the agreement and it forbid pga executives and possibly even pga players from saying things that are critical about the saudi regime. as you mentioned, these clauses are quite common in business agree...

Another hearing and those witnesses, will at the very least be called to appear and i think whether they show up or not, that is going to tell us a lot about how serious saudi arabia is about this deal because based on what we have seen so far, this seems much more like the saudis attempting to spend a lot of money to sports wash, to launder their reputations in the us and silence critic here.- reputations in the us and silence critic here. and is it possible — silence critic here. and is it p...

Lords had left the bill riddled with exceptions and get out clauses which meant it fundamentally wouldnt work. but the government has made some concessions as a result of some of the law changes, particularly in areas where conservative mps have been critical so it has agreed to reinstate a limit on how long pregnant women can be detained up to 72 hours, and said that unaccompanied children can be granted immigration bail after eight days rather than a proposed 28 days. there is still some unhap...

People from the sidelines who will run for office. this is a gut check moment for america, and anybody in the public sphere has to be counted. our national security is at stake. not just about an election, about our national security. every day we want to keep ourselves and our families safe. >> so important. i want to put this to everybody else here. i have to sneak in a quick break. everyone is sticking around so i can do that. also, an alarming episode in the trump white house involving the...

Only safe and legal routes are established from certain countries. places like ukraine, for example, or afghanistan. those are two of the main big changes that the peers have inserted into this bill. government have always argued that this bill is fair and proportionate and what is likely to happen now is what is known as a kind of ping—pong process in parliament, are back and forth between the house of commons and the house of lords because i think ministers are expected to tell mps to reject...

The elite universities? >> yeah, its a definite risk. i mean, we saw? this afterr reco reconstruction, when people whennstruction, when people grandfather clauses and poll taxes to get around, say, oh, no, this is race oh,o, and we l know it wasnt. i think theyre going to trying to do the same thingwasnk th. d theyve already telegraphed that kind of like, hey, just put it iust n your personal statement and then we know what race you are. and that will serve as checkin g the box. >> i think there...

Functioning as effectively as it possibly— functioning as effectively as it possibly can to process asylum claims, — possibly can to process asylum claims, the numbers that we are facing _ claims, the numbers that we are facing now— claims, the numbers that we are facing now are totally unsustainable, 40,000 asylum applications from people who crossed the channel in small boats last year and rising — the channel in small boats last year and rising. you have to go after incentives — and...

US treasury secretary Janet Yellen has said the World Bank should add disaster clauses to debt agreements with poorer countries, speaking ahead of a summit in Paris that will...