than to pull back on the social media once you're already in it. i think any parent could agree with that. your promo talks about kids living their best lives, which i think we all want for their kids and you did another video with a friend's daughter taking part in the no social media pledge. i want to take a look at this. >> what are you going to do when your teenager and your not glued to your phone on social media all of the time? >> you could be shopping. you could be -- >> we did not say this. >> maybe the best life isn't shopping. that is an expensive habit. how do you sell this, you guys? and we have about one minute left. how do you sell this to kids? >> i think that with kids, they're going to do -- if you let them have social media, sure, they're going to -- we all struggle with it. it is not just a kid problem. it is a human problem. and so i think with kids, it is easy. you just -- >> they fit in.
couldn't afford $25,000 a month and got it reduced. this little innocent girl will have a say one day. maybe in ten or 15 years. i can hardly wait for. joe biden somehow thinks he has to put his name on his failed economic policies, bidenomics. but won't put a name on his granddaughter. i think she is much better than his failed economy, to be bearing the biden name. >> harris: look at you laying that down like a fighter pilot. >> raymond: i agree with kellyanne. this series of incidents from hunter biden is disturbing but it points back to a family that is in crisis, despite the brand that we keep hearing promoted. this is a family in crisis. maureen dowd nailed it. this is a human problem, not a political one. joe biden's failure to recognize his granddaughter, while saying "i'm here to protect the dignity of the country." i am here to restore the soul of the country.
we have lgbt groups that are also normalizing this and finally i want to talk about the history of the sexualization of children. this is not a new thing. markist have been trying to do this for a long time and back in 1919, an introduction into the markist culture and sexualizing children and selling them into a family as children and this is a wader ageneral disa to pay attention to. kaylee: to the volume, it's interest to rachel's point here and a meta spokesperson said the company removed 498,000 accounts, we went through that and found that current and former meta employees that worked on instagram, child safety initiatives estimate the number of accounts that exist to follow the content in high hundreds of thousands if not millions. this is a cultural issue. cheryl: they've got a human problem at meta and instagram and to your point about what was discovered by "the wall street journal" when it came to their
have foreseen his untimely death. we await any potential announcement on charges. >> that announcement certainly will get a lot of attention, omar hem nez in new york, thanks so much. let's talk about homelessness in arizona. it is a human problem and there is a massive effort under way to clear out what many in phoenix call the zone. it is a sprawling tent city of about 900 people, it's one of the largest encampments of its kind in the entire country and the question now what happens then to the vulnerable people who live there. we have cnn's gabe cohen covering this story for us. you've spoken with peoplen all sides of this problem. what are they saying? what's the plan? >> in short the plan is evolving. first i want to explain how we got here because it's important. we have reported on states passing controversial laws to ban public camping. this was different. this was a lawsuit brought by phoenix residents and business owners that sued the city arguing that this encampment is a public nuisance and they won, the judge sided with them and
the senate by 68 votes. that seems incomprehensible today. the truth is for us to act with the scale necessary to avert a crisis, it is going to require administration and congressional action. >> a little over a year ago, we had an immigration in january of 2022. >> unfortunately the president made so many promises that he still hasn't kept, and not only that, you know, many of the realities right at the border are in some ways worse for some people. to me, it is a low grade, and we still have time, right, he still has a few more years before the next election: and i would hope that he reverses course on how he has done so far, but definitely we have not seen what we wanted to see from his promises. >> this is a human problem but
okay with not having us be in a position where there is enough infrastructure and structure where we can make decisions that can really push at a level where it can elevate humanity as a whole. they should not be a problem that is just a black problem. it's a human problem. i call my little interns, kids that are so smart. imagine at orchestra that decided to muffle in instrument and put it aside. when the symphony or song is done, the loser is not the instrument, it is the orchestra as a whole. >> indeed. talk a little bit about that, it is a business. it is a business that needs the infrastructure support of a larger industry that sometimes likes our aesthetic but not
coefficient, well, you can figure out. this is part of the genius of technology, tune that down some. doesn't mean zero errors, but you can make it less. that's what i think we should be focused on. >> can we talk about that as related to elon musk, who you called a few years ago -- you called him, quote, a national treasure and he's saying there is not enough free speech on twitter and i'm changing it. are you worried at all about how he's running twitter? >> the short answer is yes. elon is a national treasure. reinvented the space industry. brought in the new satellite industry, the industry that helped ukraine. revolutionized the auto industry for bringing back electric vehicles and making that greening of the world important. all of which is important treasures. those are engineering problems. when you get to twitter, that's a human problem. a problem of how do people work
news flight drone show three large groups of more than 5 hundred people total crossing illegally in three separate spots. all of this is happening within a two-hour window in eagle pass texas fried night morning. so far fiscal year 2022, there's been 450 thousand illegal crossings in the del rio sector and a 96 percent increase over fiscal year 2021. chip roy on the chaos at the boarder. >> this is a human problem, it is solvable, and it is time that this administration acknowledge the problem and engage in taking up the policies we need to put in place to stop it. >> also happening en the sector, cvp sczesny arrested a convicted murderer who was found in a group under a highway close to uvald, texas. lopez has been reported twice, the most recent time being in june. he was convicted of murder in miami in 19 nex. mean wheel, the white house
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