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October 4 A Facebook Inc whistleblower on Sunday accused the social media giant of repeatedly prioritising profit over clamping down on hate speech and misinformation, and said her lawyers have filed
It's a big, trillion dollars company. they have as many lawyers as money can buy. they're good at defending themselves. they're putting out positive stories and such a great company, they're doing positive things as well. so, you know i think time will tell whether this disclosure and we hope this does enough to push people to act. >> all right, john tye, thank you very much for coming on the show. we appreciate it. coming up, congressman jim clyburn joins the conversation to discuss democrats' path forward on infrastructure. across the country, thousands of protesters marched on saturday ...
Critical point in the negotiations. joining us david axelrod, senior political commentator and host of the "axe files" podcast. you know you made it to the culture zeit geist when you're on "saturday night live" but she was mocked for people not knowing exactly what she wants, david. >> that's kind of the hallmark of her public career. she rarely speaks in public, would not sit down with you guys or anyone else on tv. she doesn't hold town hall meetings in her state very often. she really keeps her thoughts to herself and that's difficult in a time when you're trying to negotiate a major piece...
Clearly there's some misconduct that could be changed. one of "the wall street journal" stories from a few weeks ago showed when he set out to stop covid misinformation he was unable to do so. he created a platform that even he can't totally control. >> john tye, i know your client is testifying before congress. we could learn more in the coming days beyond the 60,000 pages of documents now available to the public. thank you so much for being here. >> that's right. >> we appreciate your time, sir. >> thank you. >> did you have one last thing you wanted to get in? >> she is up against a trillio...
at 10:54 am NPR Of all the disruptions unleashed by the Trump White House on how the federal government typically works, the saga of one small project, called the Open Technology Fund, stands out. The fantastical tale incorporates the spiritual movement Falun Gong, former White House strategist Steve Bannon, the daughter of a late liberal congressman and a zealous appointee of former President Donald Trump. And specifically, it involves a fierce, months-long battle over whether the U.S. Agency for Global Media and the U.S. State Department should subsidize software developed...