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Slope with all of this. if they arent calling parents to weigh in on education, do they stop calling us when something goes wrong? thats my question. and we dont know yet. >> no, i think well start to say transparency go away. theyll start hiding things and doing things in a way that parents dont know and parents will become more suspicious. thats the problem. thats the problem. >> harris: earlier this week you spoke at the reagan library and called out the idea what america is racist as a count...

Election reform or having a bipartisan commission to investigate the january 6th attack. nah, thats too much to ask. but reforming social medias damaging effects on our democracy would be a welcome step forward. and thats your reality check. >> im taking the under on all those other things there. i think thats where the safe money is on that. >> wise bet. >> john avlon, thank you very much. >> take care. so new this morning, former ambassador to the united nations nikki haley attacked democrat...

This has become the tenor of our politics. >> you know, what youre describing here are flaws in our politics and in our democracy. but the other thing you write extensively in the book about is donald trumps troubling encounters with autocratic strong men. you actually say he had autocrat envy. talk to me more about that. what do you mean by that? >> well, i think also this is, you know, part of the times. we have so many other strong men around the world. theyre all men, rather than women here....

Something is something that we have to bear in that we have to bear in mind. mind. theres but theres a difference a difference between between simple simple misinformation and misinformation, and then disinformation, which disinformation, which is is deliberately deliberately used for political impact. used for political impact. we we have to be very have to be very well well aware aware that people that people within our within our own own political political system, we have system, we have all...

They still believed these lies. >> well, look, and i think some of the people were also perpetrating these lies, deploying them for their own political purposes, which, again, is something that we have to bear in mind. because theres a difference between simple misinformation and then disinformation which is deliberately used for political impact. and we have to be very well aware that people within our own political system, we have all kinds of super political action committees, its the whole w...

Planning system. which i think maybe are worried about a bell coming in tomorrow or next week, they might wonder if that sort of solution is too far in the future.— wonder if that sort of solution is too far in the future. there seem to be a common _ too far in the future. there seem to be a common theme _ too far in the future. there seem to be a common theme in _ too far in the future. there seem to be a common theme in the - too far in the future. there seem to be a common theme in the case...

Not true. lets bring in cnn chief media correspondent and the host of "reliable sources" brian stelter. great to see you, as always. >> you too. >> facebook stock down nearly 5.5%. clearly the whistleblower making an impact. now this outage. this whistleblower is testifying tomorrow before a senate committee. what stands out to you about all of this and what shes revealing? >> all eyes on facebook. so much disappointment about these platforms that were supposed to bring us all together, connect ...

When my father was hanged. my next elder brother, michael, was a really great looking guy. very supportive, very funny guy, and he suddenly started to drink milk, litres a day, he got fatter and fatter and died of what follows when you get too fat. and he also defended. and he was alive when my book came out and he attacked me in public. it sort of destroyed your family. yes, for sure. what about forgiveness? there are many people who hear your story and the rage and the anger that you acknowled...

Research to figure out whats wrong with our platform. the question is whether we can trust the officials to fix the problem. nick clegg, the top spokesman for facebook, told me were going to continue to do research to find if flaws i sthe flaws i platform. >> so we accept transparency. we accept criticism. we accept where the criticism is fair, that we need to act on it. one thing that is misleading is we commission research and then brush it under the carpet because we dont like the implication...

As you see on screen there, her lawyers have filed eight complaints, at least eight complaints with the sec. of course the government agency that regulates the financial markets so what she is charging is that what facebook says in public is a lie compared to what she knows in private. shes also the person who leaked the documents to the "wall street journal" and provided all this evidence facebook knows about the flaws of its platforms. i interviewed nick clegg one of the top spokespeople for f...