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A very slippery slope. i do not endorse it. i think the best way to combat misinformation is with good information. and is you know what? and you've got to trust the american people that they're smart enough to know when they're reading misinformation and when they're getting good -- arthel: yeah, but -- >> and they'll make up their own minds. arthel: congressman, you know that a lot of people are smart, but a lot of people are gullible. you know how this thing works, the algorithms kind of feed on to themselves, and you go down this spiral of disinformation, misinformation. so that is a probl...

Powerful and solemn moment. >> you have to feel for the mother who is saying her son will be sentenced. >> i've seen a lot of mothers see their kids go away. they probably had some special hugs too. they probably had some concern too. i haven't seen the people who have been on the side of derek chauvin show a lot of concern for those mothers and there's millions of them who sit in those courtrooms and don't have the support and who shed real tears. for me, i just think that this is showing, i think, people how this thing works. when you have someone saying to a judge who has seen what we all s...

0 we have all seen it. mr. floyd did not want to be in the backseat. that's it. that's the rub. it was the need to get him in that backseat no matter what. we all saw that once he was pulled out of that backseat, he ka calmed down even willingly went down to ground. i'm going down. he said. he went down to ground, not fighting, not punching, and he was placed initially on his side. he's already land cuffed. he's placed on recovery position like he should be, beche's trying to breathe. quickly faced prone on the ground face down. mr. chauvin put his left knee on george floyd's neck. his right n...

Causing substantial side effects, 20% to 30% of people given the dose of drug that's been recommended developed swelling or small hemorrhages in the brain. this is not trivial. and so we're -- the cost of this is huge and our efforts, i believe, would be better spent trying to either prove that this thing works, this drug, or developing a different drug that works more effectively, and safer. >> dr. joel perlmutter, thank you very much for sharing your expertise with us, i appreciate you taking the time today. >> thank you very much. moments ago the royals arriving for this event with the g-...

I want to know. >> yeah. you bring up a good point first of all on the other thing regarding risk. i had that same calculation. by three girls got their second shot yesterday. you know, the idea pop say, well, kids are not as likely to get sick. that is true. but you also balance it with what is the activity that we're trying to get them to do? is it worth it? that is again this is not easy. we navigate risk and all these different parts of our lives everyday even pre-covid. you're right in terms of thinking about this for kids. as far as kids, you know, your kids' age, brianna, it's looking v...