common ground and are disincentive biased to find that common ground that they will be punished in their primaries. there is no one in office that is incentivized to seek that middle ground. and so, until we create different incentive structures for candidates, they are just going to keep following the party platforms. fascinating conversation. thank you for your time, enjoy your time here at the u.s. office of mayors. thank you so much, i appreciate. it simone, she also sat down with republican mayor john chiles of mesa, arizona. he s the co-chair of the immigration reform task force for the u.s. conference of mayors. mesa is not a border city, the mayor says his suburb has seen many people who have crossed the border come into the community. in may, lawmakers across the nation were bracing for a possible influx of people at the border, following the expo aspiration of title 42. someone started off by asking him about whether he thought
on facebook? facebook is our internet, so the decisions of these tech giants, the ce05 of these tech giants, the ce05 of these companies, determine what our world is. 50 these companies, determine what our world ia our world is. so you are saying mark zuckerberg our world is. so you are saying mark zuckerberg of our world is. so you are saying mark zuckerberg of facebook. our world is. so you are saying| mark zuckerberg of facebook is essentially like a dictator? i5 essentially like a dictator? is he not? think about it, as of 2018, twitter and facebook. mit came out with a study that said lies spread six times faster than really boring fact. 0n social media, we are handcuffed. the incentive structure one of the speakers today talked about incentive structures and how it spread disinformation and lies. there s a reason for that. because when you spread the lies, you stay on the platform longer, it keeps. every news website wants to do that, except news organisations do not use the
the rise of president duterte, illiberal leaders, the destruction of our institutions within six months. it goes hand in hand with the power of facebook. by the time i started writing how to stand up to a dictator, which was published last year, it was, which dictator am i talking about? duterte in the philippines or mark zuckerberg on facebook? facebook is our internet, so the decisions of these tech giants, the ceos of these companies, determine what our world is. so you are saying mark zuckerberg of facebook is essentially like a dictator? is he not? think about it, as of 2018, twitter and facebook. mit came out with a study that said lies spread six times six times faster than really boring facts. 0n social media, we are handcuffed. the incentive structure, one of the speakers today talked about incentive structures and how it spreads disinformation and lies. there s a reason for that. because when you spread the lies, you stay on the on the platform longer,
and i think that that s problematic. and these political figures don t work for the nba, multi million billion dollar enterprise, when you suspended, it was a very conduct detrimental to the lead. it s bad for the lead, and the nba is going to come out hard as a result because he got in front of the cameras and i m sure the commissioner said, look, i m a changed man, they won t happen again. and then it happens weeks later. i agree, there should be different incentive structures. if there were no repercussions from the nba, i think we would still be judging the get behavior from ja morant, and i do worry about the disparate treatment between how they re treating him, any politicians on one side of the political spectrum i like, open carry with no licenses or background checks. what if you do own? in theory, if you wanted to brandished the gun from the privacy of the passenger seat of a car, then like, why is that per se out of context? but what s the context? and by the, way
if we had more people voting in primaries we ll see better choices in november. choices that we would actually like and be excited to vote for. so, in some ways your political resume would have been the exactly the type of resume the republican party was looking for and you were in a swing district and you would have to appeal in a 50-50 district, and the incentive structures don t seem to reward gets in center and the four most centrist senators, all right, if you look at the four sinema, manchin, murkowski, and romney are all more popular in their own party than the other party, so it is very hard to be a centrist and be popular in your party. how do you change that structure? that wasn t the case and the reality for me when i was in congress. nobody thought a republican could win in a 70% latino