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E47 is just one example among a global constellation of state-affiliated internet censor squads both in Vietnam and around the world, but Facebook’s failure to stand up to the group should worry dissidents regardless of nationality, particularly those who might have bought into the company’s promises in the past. In an October 2019 op-ed in the Wall Street Journal, CEO Mark Zuckerberg declared that “Facebook stands for free expression” and that “in a democracy, a private company shouldn’t have the power to censor politicians or the news.” COO Sheryl Sandberg...

Seriously. these agents are not happy to hear about these allegations. again, the overwhelming number of these agents, they do their job every day. the american people know that they do their job every day. professionally and through standard of excellence. so it's tough. but we'll get past it. >> okay. you have no qualms about that? you think we're going to be back to top dog, soon? >> i think the secret service has been back to top dog, it never ends. this is what they do every day is too serious for them to dwell on the allegations. respond to it? yes, minimize it? yes, but move on. >> andy...

More now on the developing she secret service scandal. three more agency employees have been ousted bringing the total to six. the investigation is ongoing. we'll get perspective on the secret service from a man who is on the inside. andrew o'connell, former secret service agent. andy, good morning. >> good morning, alex. >> let's talk about really what goes on here. what are the duties of advanced teams in the secret service, particularly when scouting foreign locations for the president? >> well, before the president travels anywhere, whether it is in the united states or overseas, the advan...

>> well, the first thing is to abide by the u.s. constitution, but really it is some simple concepts. that is, don't engage in unlawful conduct, don't break the law, act ethically, act professionally, and almost as important, most importantly, don't embarrass the secret service or the president of the united states. that's really a summary of what you're taught when becoming a secret service agent and throughout your career. those basic tenants. >> okay. andy o'connell, thank you very much for speaking with us and giving us the lay of the land in what happens there on the road. appreciate that...