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It, strongly suggesting that a private company deal with the pollution of information, becomes a speech issue very quickly. i think you would see that very clearly if this were the trump administration. >> i see it very clearly, mary catherine, but i don't have the right to use free speech to say anderson cooper shot a man in reno just to watch him die. there are limits to speech. when people are dying because they can't get this vaccine and companies are making profit -- >> people are getting the vaccine and you object to their conversations that you think are problematic. that is different f...

Important. we've covered this every night. something on the order of 99% of the people who are dying from covid now are dying because they didn't get a vaccine. and the vaccine is available. and we need to reach those folks. the way the algorithm works, according both to dr. murthy's report and other research i've done, it promotes the familiar. it promotes something you've seen before. it promotes something that's popular. it doesn't promote something that's true. they could change their algorithm. that's not the government. it's a company. they could change their algorithm to promote things ...

Why was he so detailed? because he was worried about what was going on around him and what he had unfortunately become a part of. the other big takeaway, this idea of there's no quid pro quo here. they don't need one to make a political judgment that this was abusive of the president's office, but if you want one, you've got two from taylor's testimony today. in just his opening statement, i don't even know what he said in the testimony, but you heard connolly say it reinforced the same message. administration officials were wrapped up in what he see s as parallel diplomatic effort to benefit ...

Are asking about bill taylor, why did he take so many notes? why was he so detailed? because he was worried about what was going on around him and what he had unfortunately become a part of. the other big takeaway, this idea of there is no quid pro quo here. they don't need one to make a political judgment that this was abusive of the president's office. but if you want one, you've got two from taylor's testimony today. in just his opening statement, i don't know what he said in the testimony, but you heard congressman connolly say it just reinforced the same message. administration officials ...