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Corporate documents being dubbed the facebook papers provided to cnn and other news organizations by facebook whistle-blower, frances haugen. she testified today in british parliament and spoke plainly about company research identifying the networks central feature, its algorithm for determining what people see more of. thats also being its fatal flaw. >> i have seen lots of research that says that kind of ranking, engagement-based ranking, prioritizes polarizing, extreme, divisive content. it d...

Project internally. they set up an account belonging to a north carolina mom. she liked trumps page, fox news. within three weeks, she was recommended qanon, but also the three percenter militia. the militia that took part in the insurrection. you wonder how radicalization, extremism is happening in this country? there is a 41-year-old mom in north carolina being recommended this after three weeks on facebook? its not hard to see where the problem is. >> they end up with a feed entirely of that ...

Positions gives workers the leverage to experiment. many workers have left their jobs to start their own businesses, and rise in entrepreneurship would add much-needed dinism to the american economy. striketober, cerebral word, and the great resignation may look cha chaotic, but this is just the kind of chaos america needs. thanks for all of you for being part of my program this week. i will see you all next week. hey, im brian stelter live in studio here in new york. this is "reliable sources...

You are doing is making it okay for people to harm one another or to intimidate or to look into situations where what theyre going to do is theyre going to take safety and throw it to the wind. thats not leadership. and he should definitely never be coming out of his mouth. why hasnt he come out and indicated that, you know what, im going to renounce the fact that these threats are happening to our elected leaders. why hasnt that happened? thats what a true leader does. thats the point thats ver...

Welcome back to "reliable sources." im brian stelter. a thought-provoking column in "the los angeles times" recently, let me show you the headline, journalists are failing the public with both-siderism in political coverage. the author of that column is a veteran journalist who spent many years at the "the new york times" and now at "the l.a. times," jackie calmes and shes here with me now. jackie, good to see you. i want to dive right in to what both-siderism is? is it were treating the democra...

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The murder of Sir David Amess has triggered new concerns about the governments initiatives to tackle early-stage radicalisation. Peter Williams, a senior... 21.10.2021, Sputnik International

Testifying today before the house judiciary committee, attorney general merrick garland pushed back on a "wall street journal" report that he told other justice department officials that he is concerned that jailing some january 6 insurrectionists could further radicalize them. >> my recollection of this is in a completely different context. that is i worry that there will be radicalization in the bureau of prisons when people are -- and this is radicalization has occurred with prison gangs, wit...

General garland, do you believe that such statements are appropriate to make up for overseeing these prosecutions? >> i dont know where that report comes from. my recollection of this in a completely different context and this is radicalization that has occurred with prison gangs and white supremacists and radical middle eastern groups and prisons. i was concerned that the bureau of prisons have a procedure for ensuring that the radicalization does not spread across prison populations. >> genera...

The killing of British lawmaker David Amess is once again fueling concern about a government program aimed at preventing at-risk young people from becoming radicalized. Critics say the strategy is falling short and unfairly targets Muslim communities.