the footage is a little shaky, as greg wise filming for the hidden camera. having a meeting with accenture. brig why isn't the only new employee 12 other people are starting the role at the same time? another french person, along with some italians and spaniards, and each our representative is running the welcome meeting. welcome you all. my job is my job. to help you all the relationship we didn't get after the big cation documents and social security paperwork, the small group finally find out which company they are working for. but it's top secret you must have been told by taking seem that you cannot mention. that's why working for the client is really very many. you cannot mention anyone that are working for ok. if someone asks you where you work, you work for extension. ok. we still, we have the co mandate. they feel. so if i'm talking to some colleagues from accenture, nothing because it in my work, i cannot feel that i would prefer the case is not allowed. it's completely like confidential. the work is that he's working here at the okay. code names,

ah, greg, why decides to quit? only 2 weeks later, still in his training period, ah, he received his paycheck just before leaving his hourly pay written at the top. for euro's $0.62 gross. this is a tough pill to swallow for his colleague. ah. the ice cream shop. after our experience there, we contacted accenture their response was a brief e mail that didn't once reference facebook. it did however, contain this phrase. the well being of our employees is our priority. to finish our tour of the internet, trash cleaners the invisible workforce behind your facebook or instagram feed. we had one last meeting. sarah roberts is the leading researcher specializing of those who work as moderators. she is a key figure in this field. we met her at the university where she teaches in california. she presented us with an analysis of the rise and development of content moderation. over the past year, we are talking about a scope and a scale of magnitude that has not been seen before. billions of things shared per day on facebook

greg, why has to follow a 3 week training program? moderating facebook's content does normally involve deleting violent videos or racist jokes. it's a lot more complicated. at the moment. the algorithms can't handle everything. every decision must be justified using very strict rules. this is what we learned during the training every day is dedicated to a different theme during the program. for example, nudity violent images or a speech on the agenda today. dark humour and jokes and bad taste. we will remove a violet if the person that you eventually need a person is visit leave. if you are meeting and then they're going to be more what do we do when there's a lot of the events who here's an example of an inappropriate joke about $911.00. it may seem over the top, but there are dozens of rules like this for each category, which can be difficult to get your head around. take nudity, for example, depending on what part of the body you see or their position. the moderator can't always make the same decision. ready here's an example from

greg assal that can welcome to all t given that's the u. s. lam baston for being an afghanistan and criticized now for getting out too quickly. now, these atrocities have happened. president biden's saying we will hunt you down. we will find you with whatever method he sees fit. so it's difficult to judge at this point, isn't it? what's america doing next? in afghanistan? i mean, right, right now we just the last, really 14 days have really been as little chaos. the evacuation plan was a total disaster. you're never supposed to pull out the military 1st when you got american contractors and also in american or people with afghanistan. american visa was still there is supposed to take evacuate those people in the military time. last. well, we did the wrong way. we tried to back rating military 1st and then the taliban saw that as great attack that come up. and now we're in this horrific situation. this morning we have a total as now 14 u. s. military killed in action. 20 wounded the worst attack on us military in afghanistan. and over a deca

well look, i mean obviously i know john and greg and i respect their book. i think the jury is still out on that. you know that his degree to which the cold, who are factored into that. but they're obviously right that the countries become radically polarized. and whether that's because we lack, you know, a common or soviet enemy i think is an open question. but the polarization is beyond question. and i think that's the other incredibly important context here. i think the other reason that we speak is on the ropes in many places united states is because we've imagined our political opponents as moral enemies. and that's never friendly to free speech. because if you're opening premise is the person who disagree with disagrees with you. if somehow a monster, well, what's the talk about? should you talk with the monster will of course not, you should defeat a monster. well, i think this is actually where your book provides a very interesting intersection between the domestic and the international discourse. because you make a very interesting point. there hist

look, is greg, i don't come by this illema panic. my mother needed it to move. it took the total wound, i guess got i got it with the new local alert line in that it was either mckinney la la la. that doesn't know that i will didn't you know, you can only when i went down could do the whole i'm in the middle to london last year. what was, you know, what was the the job in my job a very difficult and very challenging looking at their vironment the, i'm a food officer with african down together in africa, the intention to ensure that children are kept away from mining. our mission here today is to form a child right. clap, so that you educate us, as well as i did on the dangers of child labor. the made, it's not easy to get these children to school on me, most of their families outside the city. i'm basically a huge in farming. i need music on family to meet. you've been that 3 square meals a circle. about 20 years ago. my name came to this fact of the country. it has brought about child labor, the article, the data about the child's in children. all county who ha

for the most chilling experiments we have uncovered, took place at the gothic a state called ravens greg, halfway up mount royal and montreal. then the drug began to take hold very rapidly. things became very furry and very frightening. i thought this was the coldest, him, most impersonal treatment that anybody could give to anybody in the world. ah, i haven't ever had to talk about this publicly. i don't like to reflect on what happened to her because it breaks my heart, me and my mom and dad both worked so i would go over to her house after school. but even as a young kid, i remember being like that's my grandma. you watch out, you don't mess with her me. she did suffer from post partum depression, which probably was miss diagnosed. i. my mother was very familiar with montreal from having lived there. so they chose the ellen i by the 950 s the island memorial institute was one of the world leading psychiatric hospitals. it's director, dr. you and cameron was the president of the american canadian and worlds like africa associations. my mother thought dr. cameron, was god my mother thou

oh, my father is greg green, fairly well known california architect from the forties and fifties. so the end of the letter i just came into my hotel room from an interesting and an expected visit through the basement drafting rooms at yale. are one and a half days of philip johnson's jewel new canaan. he is a real fascist intellectual. i started rummaging through some old papers and then they came across this here 200 page or 100. 200 page filed kathy. i kept on them and they were watching everything he did from the mid forties to the mid fifties. gregory, believe that decent housing should be the right of everyone, not just the privilege of the very wealthy people, the 12 percent of the population is black. there should be a lot of black families living out here. yeah, this is only a beginning, but i think it's wonderful. well, let's see how wonderful it is when a watermelon ryan's come fly about me. ah, ah! turn out. the neighborhood was supposed to be twice as large to plants, was for $100.00 homes and only $52.00 were built the f ha at the time. didn't think that integrated ne

his name is greg salinas. he made all of these white cross is $58.00 crosses and displays at the las vegas. welcome side. i'm planning to put every name on these crosses. i'm trying to get every single photograph on these crosses, and this just shows everybody the severity. what happened here is what i'd like to do, show everybody that we're sick and tired of murder here in america. we're talking about the largest man shooting the history of the united states. 58 deceased victims. we have determined there is 851 individuals injured directly related to the 1 october and the funded the sheriff. and i said yesterday has passed 53000 individual donations. it's an echo. so $3700000.00, biggest strong was a go fund me fundraiser. that was started by steve's to select jo lombardo steve says, a leg running for governor and jo lombardo, who was running for reelection for sheriff clark county. so at this point, i want to thank the community. i want to thank you for let me be your sheriff and biggest strong. he's pops up

you say your micro greg, you say you triggered me? you said you hard me again, some psychological way be just news or psychological terms. and i guess an enormous pro politics because it's almost impossible to have a discourse on that terrain. the the the the boom bus, the one business. so you can't afford to miss branch aboard and i'm rachel blevins in washington coming up. oil prices continue to fall. just as opec water starts increases output. we'll take a look at how the latest drop in demand is having an impact on the industry. what could europe reverses, paul is the allowing travel from us tourism will bring you a live uptake from one of the countries requiring a green pass for indoor activity. and china's economic recovery has begun to slow down as in.

greg miller, a window washer and to lead ohio, he switched to an energy efficient light bulb on his patio. so graham, this climate change thing handled not dimension cheryl thomas, a yoga instructor in montgomery, maryland brought her re usable tote bag to the store with her this week. so i have something climate change got fed. yeah. right. it wasn't good enough to fit all of her food she had to use for other plastic bags, but still reusable bag. take that burning up planet are tote game is on lock or maybe things are getting really, really bad. maybe have to change course change like the course of humanity soon. and we could actually do that if someone, anyone where to get angry and fight back. but no one is the the the, me, the oh, what, what was that? i never saw any cnn. why does people to take it easy for death or nothing? they probably haven't heard about gerald the tote bag. it's probably what happens. we've got a quick break, but you can get every episode of redacted night on portable tv or the portable tv app. i'll be right back a lot more. ah, a military mission against a we'll

it takes a long time by china is greg gradually, i just said we're looking at the trait. it's there on the up, but in a big way. yes. and that will continue faster than anybody can believe. since you're in switzerland, you might have the inside dope on this, this west central bank. are they experimenting with a digital currency while they are like every central bank, but it's, well, it's still under still i'm, i'm at right now. i'm in sweet summer holiday and the baltic behind me. but the sweden, of course, has no cash at all. basically you call in many shops and they don't take cash. use cash. only credit card. sandra, bank, it's a sweetness even warned that you know, you must have some cash otherwise it was a crisis. you're not going to, you know, you're going to be able to buy things. now switzerland still uses cash. i'm still, there's a conservative country, so i don't, i think so much. love might have a digital currency too, but it's going to take many years and it's not gonna be exclusive to normal money in my view. i got it up there. got my garage, thanks so much b

greg foss says this means that these bonds are now a liability and not an asset. d agree? i do agree. i mean, this has been building over us. the yields have been dropping and dropping in some of these countries have been using negatively already since yes, germany, one of the major examples. and yeah, it's just, i think, basic the probably the combination of for, for the kid long bull market in, in bonds and face gear falling interest rate environment, which has been going on for a long go on for some more more longer. but the car go on forever. how does the government explain this to the population? right? because the population did andr stand. what a negative interest rate bond is. and what's the justification for it to that the government makes the government bonds to the people. i would explain this, i don't think generally the public cares about about the, the you. but what they do care about is, is arising prices and, and often governments try to make the best of the situation even from a p r standpoint. when it's, for example, comes to real real estate public is co

but they really need to be moved from that phase. watching are still to come through this concerns greg over trends identifying men being placed in female prisons and in some cases, abusing fellow inmates will have a special report on that just after the breakfast i the ah me. what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy foundation, let it be an arms race is often very dramatic development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very critical of time. time to sit down and talk me the news. ah hello again. we return to a topic that we do feel more investigation than it's getting elsewhere. and the latest, the series of reports will look at the problem of transgender convicts abusing female inmates in prisons around the globe. a growing number of women say their lives have been turned into a living hell by mail, prisoners exploiting the system. in one of the most notorious cases in canada, women found themselves in danger, offer a predatory male offend. who was it? who identified as a woman? were sent to the prison

to run the hotline hud county network, which is a taliban affiliated group. conservative activist at greg, i so back can tell this there's very real chance enough. galveston could turn into a terrorist haven. you have some terrorists whether they were former or al qaeda. alabama. what they did right there is they reunited kind of back to how things used to be when the taliban was kind of really running the show over there. we can expect basically, full blown islamic state leadership coming straight out of bowl, as well as a new a's and a new hot spot for terrorism and terrorists, such as motel acting as well as their leaders. our band now has more military, great weapon in that country. then probably we do actually think that's what they're doing on the giant middle finger to america. we got to take this seriously . i mean, this is a radical group of taliban extreme. and these are some of the worst people on earth . after 20 years of us being over there and disrupting their way, a life taking taliban live, killing them all ad. so i wouldn't be surprised if they try to get revenge on us. b

you watching on teen to national greg? have you with okay, let's start this out with the latest pitches emerging from the african capital where all video agencies said the moment a huge plume of black smoke billowed into the sky near cobble airport. the images reaches the august 31st withdrawal deadline looms. it's unclear what cause that smoke, but despite the thick plumes, not long after the craft appeared to be moving about the field. the country is now into this 3rd week and the taliban real reports from the capital early this monday morning claimed that america had intercepted 5 rockets targeted at cobble airport on fees, and i guess they have in the city broad as this update. this is the 2nd violent escalation within the past 24 hours. they start around, we've heard that up to 5 rockets have been launched at the airport of cobble where the united states and suburb its allies. its remaining allies are still conducting their evacuation for, according to reports, from what we've heard a truck, a pickup truck with a good

this makes greg murray the 1st person who has been charged with media contempt in over a half a century in the u. k. activists and journalists raised their concerns. the jailing of a british blogger should worry journalists on both sides of the atlantic. but we hardly hear a peep from american mainstream news, nor did we're very much chatter about it from the british press. but a journalist jailed and bella, ruth, iran, china, that really jerks our tears. that's just how we get off. it's likely that craig maria, close associations with julian assad. jan is thorough coverage of the as on case motivated, the u. k. courts against him. he was even supposed to appear as a witness. the arrest activists say will have a chilling effect on press. freedom and throwing. maria and jail may be just a desperate attempt to protest the u. k. and us security establishments from criticism. i mean these people are sensitive. you don't want to hurt their feelings . i mean, they might take it out on a middle eastern, military aged male. we have to go to a quick break, but check out much more at redacted ton

so greg hayes, who's the ceo of raytheon, made a statement to his stockholders telling them not to worry biden's talking about cutting weapon sales to the saudis. but he said, what piece is not going to break out in the middle east anytime soon and said whatever you hear from the president, it will remain an area of solid growth of solid growth. so peace breaking out to, to, to, to, to the ceo raytheon to, to the investors are the greatest hope that people are around the world. have the greatest salt, the people who are the people of afghanistan that somehow peaceful break out isn't existential threats to, to, to, to, to the weapons, spend your factors, you talk about war and military, industrial complex and you about and you were about to court eisenhower warning right, many, many years ago the u. s. public to be capital of the military industrial complex. i mean, you talk about race, you and for example, the clintons and lots of politicians on capitol hill. they have loads of money and race. or the question is on capital hill, why are so many sentences 1000000 as well? because have got

ah, good afternoon, greg. have you with us here on our internet, and now we begin this now with latest pictures emerging from the african capital, whereas video agencies captured the moment. a huge plume of black smoke billowed into the sky near cobble airport. these images reaches as the august 31st withdrawal deadline looms. however, despite the thick smoke not long after act draft appeared to be moving about the fields. countries now into this 3rd week and the taliban real reports from the capital early this monday morning, claim that the u. s. and intercepted 5 rockets targeting cobble airport. so my guest is in the city importers. this update. this is the 2nd violent escalation within the past 24 hours. they stop around, we've heard that up to 5 rockets have been lodged at the airport of cobble where the united states and sub its allies. its remaining allies are still conducting their evacuation for, according to reports. from what we've hud a truck, a pickup truck with a good field launcher 5. these miss

and now he would be joining texas governor greg abbott at the end of june and the call white house officials said she was updating the mexican president on americas current strategy in a brief tweet. after the conversation over doris had the conversation was good. he mentioned it must be said that the border is open, not completely, but it has never been completely closed. in june, the u. s. customs and border protection encountered nearly 200000 attempts to cross the us border. that's up 5 percent from me on a central travel between the us and mexico has not been authorized and border crossings have been discouraged since march of 2020. the water is still technically open. as over mention, however, mexican officials are continuing to are seen by the ministration to fully reopen a border. and they argue the move would benefit the economies of both countries, reporting for new to choose and hostile sweets r t. let's get the 360 view we bring in civil rights tourney and radio host, robert patello and a former white house. b trader for george h. w bush. michael. john, thank you for joining me g

you see your micro greg, you say you triggered me. you said you hard me again, some psychological way because those are psychological terms. and i guess an enormous problem for politics because it's almost impossible to have a discourse on that terrain. the ah, hello good. you want to weekly live with me, kevin? from out in to national and we'll do stage 2. moscow is just to 24. pass the the top story, the breaking news if you just joining us is enough kind of stand today. the taliban of entered the outskirts of cobble, but they say they have no plans to take the capital by force. and they say they're not good to carry it as they put it. revenge on any. well, we got a lot more to come on that in the coming hours, but they've been a lot of other breaking stories today. important ones, i'd like to bring you to your attention as well and brief you on this on next one, then events and pakistan where the death toll nodes clam to 13. after an explosion in karachi, in the south of the country, 6 children and 7 women were killed in the plaza

greg murray arrived with family and supporters and a bottle of champagne. nothing to celebrate though, but still it has been 70 years since someone in scotland was last imprisoned on a charge of contempt by the media. scottish pan express his grave concern over the imprisonment of craig murray and calls for his release. the writer is the 1st person to be imprisoned in scotland for media contempt for over 70 years. we fear this ruling will have a chilling effect on reporting and free expression. while murray was convicted over details published in his blog during the sexual misconduct trial of former scottish 1st minister alex element in which the identities of the women alleged to be victims could have been revealed through the so called jigsaw effect. solomon was acquitted of all 13 charges, but strict laws in the u. k. allow alleged sex assault victims to remain anonymous even so journalists fear that craig, marie's imprisonment sets a worrying precedent proposed without borders. r. s f. considered the prison sentence. disproportionate and the journalist

greg jumped ahead. that's fine. i mean, yeah, i mean, i mean both sides have their grievances. i mean for every, for every complaint by the right, i can cite 10 complaints by the, by the left which you know which the left leaves and just as passionately and justice fervently. but the point is, and it's and then was throwing around the ward majority. and i believe that ultimately democracy rests on majority rule. we can discuss the question of minority rights and what that means, etc. but ultimately majority democratic rule is the driving force behind democracy . if you have 25 people vote and 13 want one, option 12 want the other well, the 30 and then when that's simply the way it works and but the problem in america is we don't have that. we have a system of minority rule upon minority rule, neither side has the power and consequently everyone's going bonkers as a consequence. they're more and more frustrated. i said before i broke the image of a 2 scorpions in a bottle, and that's exactly what we're seeing. so, i mean, so america needs effective majority democratic rule and a

but the defense secretary is already greg rewarding. the sun is on the brink of collapse. cool in the u. s. decision a mistake and want to say about him. it isn't clearly have momentum across the country. and i've kind of thought his heading towards civil war predicting too that the battle scarred nation will again become a breeding ground of al qaeda voting next from out. so the british defense ministry, his shot was dusty. well, all options on the table is the latest from the u. k. is defense secretary friend wallace, as he tries to prevent an all out civil war in afghanistan is the u. k. begins to retreat troops out of the country. now ever since us taliban peace still, what we've seen is nature. all that we have all begun to retrieve what flashes this power political vacuum in the region seeing the tale from totally taking control and tipping that balance of power. now not only will poverty, of course increase on political destabilization, but what's a key worry is terrorism could also still be on the rise. and that's why the you case defendant secretary is now saying

because if you just make one of one side or side will yeah, i mean, kid, i don't know if you've seen greg. god failed new program on fox and it's, it's not particularly funny. i don't, i don't find any one late night funny. okay. because i don't think it's intellectually challenging. no one is intellectually challenging, whatsoever. and it's always making, i mean, it's just getting grading people you don't like. and i don't find that humorous. i mean, every once in a while, if you know, get kind of an oddity, you know, you know, kinda catch it to your blind side, but constantly, constantly doing it. and it's just mimicking the left here. and i just think it just, you know, i don't think it's anything to be proud of. and i don't even think it's particularly watchable either. it is just the reflection of the left. go ahead, ted. well, i haven't seen, i haven't talked to show boxes, tried and failed it. humor showed me the path and i can kind of imagine what they're doing here. you know that it's funny if it bands right. humour relies on unpredictability, and, and novelty and strangeness. an