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Very sharp team to put out some of these fires. _ he seems capable of doing that. will he do it in time before twitter effectively collapses? i don't know. and could he do it to make it more profitable, to make the company more profitable and less of an echo chamber? is that in any chance of that survival that's succeeding? i don't think that is a short i or medium term likelihood, no. well, i'm afraid that is all we have time for today. thank you so much to all my guests, peter kafka, a leading tech journalist and presenter at the podcast recode media. danielle citron, a professor of law and ...

So let me bring ben strick in then to tell us, what did you uncover? so i think it's a pretty interesting question. what we found was quite counter to what the narratives were online. so there were two specific videos that we actually focused on at the start. one video, which was primarily posted in spanish and arabic with language text, shows a lot of people heading towards the border with the idea of, hey, let's defend our borders. the other video shows lots of bodies on the ground, and that's the first video that i was sent by actually suz here, who's in the studio with you. and that kind o...

Voices speak and we will sort it out, and more speeches better than less speech. if you give elon musk a lie detector, thatis give elon musk a lie detector, that is what he truly does believe, but i don't think he has thought through any of this. well, we're going to come back to all of that and more later when it comes to twitter. but i want to turn to a story from africa eye that was published this week. africa eye is a bbc team that has been pioneering award winning journalism, often initially from information found online. and two of the team are here. you heard ben strick at the beginning...

Of events was that people were saying people were falling off the fences and the crush is what killed most of the people. and so that's what the authorities were saying. but actually, our evidence and our videos and the testimony combined shows that, yes, lots of people died in those events. but actually, the core is there was no care. there's no medical care afterwards. so these people are being held on the floor for hours and hours and hours being detained, handcuffed behind their back. and many of them don't survive. yes, lots of them didn't survive. and that's where there's a big suspicion...

I'lljust be personally sad. i really, like ben, who has really crucial reasons to be, of course, on this platform as a law professor, the kind of communities that we also create computer scientists, you know, the ways in which we reach folks in our work. for me as an intimate privacy advocate, it will make me really sad. peter kafka, host of recode media. i saw a wry smile on your face at that point. oh, i'm not sure where the wry smile came in. i guess one thing i would emphasise is, is thinking about what we're talking about when we're talking about twitter versus the internet. a lot of the ...