then tish, accusing the youtube platform of censorship. we'll now talk about censorship by you. chill yet within an overly narrow latino cora line and respectfully, little by little during the panoramic. we have the founded opinion car and not mainstreamed. i had a don't. a kind of government would like to hear by these opinions are quickly confined to a call. i rounded as extreme with the removal. we now see how something is selectively targeted. reasoning was hard for him. that house there were no proper reasons. it was all him for all turn horse dangerous to select on freedom or discussion that took place. and the judge rightly decided again that you feel yeah, the big question is of can you to basis or to sit there and says, what is roy or roy? i from a medical stamp. what does this? yes, mean it's in a city. what if i should say something has made me very happy? i'm glad that he treat blasted 8 an actress and the argument has english house related to step. well built presents is a very different message last month when artie deutsch,

on youtube kids, and even on youtube for all under 18 users, autoplay is off by default. in the coming months, we will launch additional parental controls in the youtube app. the parents can choose a locked default autoplay setting. a take a break reminders and bedtime reminders are also involved in these experiences. youtube treats personal information from anyone watching children's content on the platform is coming -- as coming from a child, regardless of the age of user. this means on videos classified as made for kids, that we limit data collection and use. as a result, we restrict or disable certain features. for example, we do not serve personalized ads on this content on the main youtube platform. we do not support features such as comments or live chat. we have never allowed personalized advertising on youtube kids or unsupervised experiences. -- or on supervised experiences. there is no issue more important than the safety of kids online and we are working closely to address these challenges. thank you for the opportunity to appear here today, and i look forward

put your comic into youtube and i will do my best wrap it into today's chef. i'm can a band, they are with me even responsible. and here in the philippines now considered in many rankings to be one of the worst places, the me in the oh, it may even demick and make no mistake about it. it's because of terrible governance that you got here. my family members here a who are rural health care workers are not getting the protection that need to serve from this government. and that's why i think passing a real bad anemic response budget is the most important election issue in 2022. our lives and their loved ones. lights are on the ballot. this is such an important election because it's such an important election. we have the 18 here for you. we have lee ann jose, alexander i, i am going to ask them to you. greet you to tell you who they are, what they de leon get to have you please introduce yourself to the stream audience . hi fan, me. good morning from manila, i am leon, one a journalist with rattler, and i host our legal quite gast love that there the lamp that t

facebook, instagram, youtube, tiktok. now, these days, i almost feel like my digital life is indistinguishable from my real one. i mean, if i didn't instagrammed it, did it even really happen? i know that advertising is a part of this, and recently, i noticed the return of some old anxieties, alongside a high number of diet—related ads. it made me askjust how much do social media really companies know about me? and what impact is this having on children growing up today? i've come to holyrood secondary, scotland's biggest high school, to ask these 14 and is—year—olds, are they on their social media accounts as much as me? i could spend, like, five hours on tiktok and maybe on it weekends, like, ten, 11 hours. a good few hours a day on instagram. because you just get so, like, distracted by it that everything else, like, doesn't exist for a moment. i show them my instagram feed. did anything jump out at you? i think about 60% of what was there is, was either an ad or. like a promotion for something. is it really sort

autoplay's default off on youtube supervised experiences on youtube. we have set those two default off. we do allow that if the default is changed to allow for autoplay. for example if a family is in car and the parents have decided they want autoplay to continue. but we have set it to a default of off. >> do you believe that's sufficient? >> i think it's one of a number of tools that are important to make sure that kids have a healthy and safe experience on the platform. another is that we do not deliver targeted advertising on youtube kids. another is that we age gate content to make sure that minors do not see ainge-inappropriate material. it's only with a number of tools and protocols in place that do we think we are meeting the bar we have set for ourselves and the parents expect of us. experts in the fields of child development advise us to make sure that kids have a safe experience on the platform. >> thank you. mr beckerman, after my staf reviewed your privacy policy, i want to list some of the items that tiktok automatically collect from one o

and youtube kids as well as . [inaudible]. >> would you support a man. and if we have not waited for law and order to put those protections in place. >> all i hope that you will and that you will be forthcoming the next round of questioning alternate ranking member now. >> thank you. in the past talk you said that but it never share and provide use of data to the chinese government even if asked in a privacy policy said that you can disclose data collected to respond to government inquiries and also that you share data you collect with your parent companies and affiliates that you transmit user information to servers and data centers overseas and earlier this year, the chinese communist party acquired an ownership stake in a seat on the board. so this tiktok chair data with its parent company. >> thank you and this is an important question i'm glad you're asking rated tiktok, we do not share information with the chinese government and would like to point to the citizen lab report one of the most well-respected glo

well, youtube is on the warpath again, against against creators. obviously in the station that we're all on right now, our team has been thrown into the fray. and for the most part, at least at this point in time, it's about cobit misinformation. but when i find terrifying, actually, and sort of lead disappointing, as i see, this is just the cudgel to control control the narrative and to return of gemini in the media sphere back to the guild media. the new york times washington bo cnn. all the other rest of them. and this is, and it's all layered with medical emergency and that's quite compelling. fear mongering by definition is compelling. that's why they do it. it's not about coven george. maybe this in this moment in time. but it's really much more. busy at stake here than cobra misinformation. yeah. so you're spot because the whole sense to ship the black for me moving people all started long before it started immediately in the aftermath of the 2016 election with the hysteria about the russian boss and the misinformation over that the russians

miller: we do not allow for this on the youtube kids platform. senator markey: the american academy of pediatrics declared it a national state of emergency for children and teen mental health. we need to outlaw the online features that exacerbate this crisis. the question that we have to answer ultimately is whether or not, for example, we're going to ban auto play for kids with this feature when one video ends, another quickly begins, kids stay glued to their phones so app collect more data and make more money. today 82% of parents are worried about their kids' screen time. each of you today, do you agree congress should ban auto play for kids, yes or no? mrs. miller, we'll start with you this time? mrs. miller: senator, each of the outlines we prohibit. we have the default set to auto play off on youtube kids as well as for supervised experiences. senator markey: you would support that being legislated? mrs. miller: yes, sir. senator markey: mr. beckerman: we have take a break and time management tools but on tiktok you have to proactively swit

so youtube will silence you. we reached out to youtube and asked them to come on the show to explain their censorship. eventually they sent us this statement. they said it was all just a mistake. but we know that's not true. that statement came from youtube's corporate pr department after our own team here at fox reached out to them. they wanted to avoid a negative story, so they tried to pretend it was all just a mistake. sorry, guys, mistakes happen. yeah. but it's funny how the mistakes always seem to happen in one direction. it always seems to involve conservative voices, silencing views that challenge the establishment. and, in fact, we have evidence that despite youtube's corporate spin, this was not a mistake. it was a deliberate act of censorship. and it would have succeeded if it wasn't for the fact that we were going to talk about it tonight the, because we appealedded youtube's decision using their normal process. and this is the reply we got to that. they said they carefully reviewed our episode and c

people have to remember when censorship is done by a company like google or youtube. it's not just, it's an american company, but the censorship is global. they have dominion over the entire planet, information space, and they can even have different policies for different countries, which facebook does, which google and youtube have done. and it doesn't matter what the regime is, that the policy is totally customized to whatever the political situation and their business relationship is in that country as far as medical misinformation, which is what they used to get the strike that took down the r t channel. they're doing that to millions of views of millions of pieces of content which their ceo admitted. and it's very vague. you k column, the channel that i'm on as well. we had our channel deleted for medical misinformation. no specific was even 10 year old channels, thousands of videos. they don't tell you what the offending article is. it's left intentionally vague. as you said in, as george said it's, it's a convenient cultural. and the medical misinformation tac

he's a pod, castor at the gaggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, we have to meet re bobbitt. she is a political analyst and editor in us me internet media project on the cross up rules and effect, that means can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate let's go to gym of 1st year. adina, there's a saying in politics, the more you're explaining, the more you're losing. and it seems to me this applies to nato because it has a number of different narratives going on out there. we had salt and burn the head of nato recently in washington, and just, you know, the as if on cue, you know, it's all about china know about russia in china, in all the same deal, a geopolitical landscape and security scape and all of that. um is getting kind of pathetic now. i mean, as i said, if you're explaining it means you're losing, go ahead. indeed, what burst oldenburg has been seeing it in the last 2 weeks was very contradictory . he gave an interview to al moon. got, you know, there spanish newspaper where you basically reduced it to bumper s

anyway, he is a podcast or at the gamble, which can be found on youtube and locals. are generally crossed up rules and the fact that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate it. i mean, let's start off with patrick. one of the interesting things is the dust settles with the humiliating evacuation of the capitol. our airport by us forces, after 20 years. there, there's been an assessment, i mean, is the beginning of something. is this an aberration? is it some kind of high 8 is because it's very unclear even to some there are those that are saying that the u. s. a could possibly even have a deal already with the taliban and leaving all about equipment behind. i'm not going to make any judgment at this point whatsoever, but it's very interesting to me. is this one off thing, or is this something a part of a trend? what are your thoughts? go ahead, patrick. i think this is, this is just the beginning. this is the beginning, but in reality, the started all this trajectory is or of eventual waning us influence in the middle east and central asia. i th

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youtube kicks uses off its platform for covid misinformation. the left in the media cheers, long overdue. what are these tendencies really about? remember when being a maverick in the senate matter? now the mavericks are on the left, the media is lashing out. first how to crater the us economy is the focus of the angle. today is national manufacturing day and marking the occasion mentions correctly american manufacturing is essential to our economy, employs 12 million directly and many more indirectly and noted how many manufacturing jobs were upended during the pandemic, 570,000 and it points out these laws adversely affected our supply chains. the disruptions left the nation's for a life-saving protective sequence, ventilators and others at a time we needed it most. there is the rub. when we import what we need and use from pharmaceuticals, plastic, computer chips, we leave ourselves susceptible to economic head wents and during covid it ended up being a matter of life and death. president biden talks about rebuilding our supply chains, suppor

howie: i'm not seeing many if any critical stories challenging youtube's action here. i don't think people should be able to use social media to lie about the vaccine. the key question is debate. and then i read in youtube's explanation, well, the company will allow personal testimonials on vaccine as long as the channel, the youtube channel, doesn't show a pattern of promoting vaccine hesitancy. that sounds pretty subjective. >> that's the key, is no one thinks lying is a good thing or even healthy. it isn't. the problem is, the history of the vaccine is one where these authorities have gotten things wrong, really critical things wrong over and over. so if you had gone in march of 2020 and done a youtube video saying i think you should all wear masks even if you're not symptomatic, you would have done deemed at that time for -- that you were spreading covid disinformation because fauci and the w.h.o. were saying don't wear a mask, it's unnecessary and may be even dangerous. what is a scientific -- what if things evolve over time? it's crucial we remain free to questio

they have these ad revenue streams from their search engine, from youtube and these different sources. twitter is much more focused on one specific platform. if that platform gets hit by something, which in this case it was hit by a significant lawsuit which hurt their earnings, it tumbles down off that.— down off that. with google, it is interesting, _ down off that. with google, it is interesting, sorry _ down off that. with google, it is interesting, sorry with - is interesting, sorry with alphabet, the parent company of google, it is interesting the boost came from the cloud division, where it is in the past it seemed to, certainly in the previous year, seem to benefit from advertising on youtube when everyone was stuck with nowhere to go, watching more online?— more online? yes, it is funny that the cloud _ more online? yes, it is funny that the cloud division - more online? yes, it is funny that the cloud division is - that the cloud division is still losing money for them, it is still not in the black but it is significantly making much more money than it was, for exampleju

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so while, when you look at new pers being written, one of the comments that we had on youtube was that up for shouldn't be an old awful issue continue to develop. sometimes we get stuck in the, our art form. what are the trends that you're seeing right now? what gives you how, what are you excited about? oh, well, couple things because i think it is, a oper does rely on the can't the rama it roll eyes. the industry just relies on the certain shows certain composers and that's part of it. for me, i actually thing and maybe you know my bias as a director for, for is that i think what's also interesting to me is when we're re imagining the classics and re imagining the canon and re imagining. how can we tell those stories in a new and exciting way in a way that that is palatable to people? we want to see the shows. and then i'm also really excited people like terence and people who are actually like writing in a way that sort of adding to the story, telling us that it's not. we're not, you know, going into a place that's completely different, but we're actually widening the table. we're l

a video to youtube. i and so at some point, - the rubber meets the road and goldman sachs, - which was about to invest $40 million, wants to talk i to youtube, just a kind of check in on how that business is and they, l rather than putting them - on the phone with a youtube executive who willjust say, yeah, they're just guys - who upload videos, _ they impersonate said youtube executive and say, "well, - these ozy guys are amazing" and they got caught. immediately. i have to say now that ozy has admitted to this impersonation incident and attributed it to a mental health episode. that last detail is named - after the poem ozymandias, which the founder, the founder believes his message - was dream big. and famous also and breaking bad, i believe. but, ben, before all this happened, ozy media it was establishing itself as a major player. it had some big collaborations, and one comes to mind. i worked on the world services feedback programme, and there was a lot of praise for a series that ozy did with the

this is actually a youtube original what it now appears like is that it wasn't a youtube original, either that was somewhat of what the discussion or the issue was with goldman sachs, you were uploading these videos, but a youtube original is something where they effectively commissioned the program. >> so lots of miscommunication, but i want to clarify that one that was one where we lost a lot of trust you had seen the announcements that we have a multiyear partnership. you know we have done shows on a & e, on their sister networks, and originally in the summer, the conversation was, we created a sizzle reel together as the summer moved on, we realized they were on a different timetable, so we shifted to youtube we thought there was an opportunity to come back to them, but we clearly shift to do youtube. i know for you and other people, you got e-mails. that was wrong, i don't know whether it was a mistake or intentional, but whatever it is, it was wrong. >> the executive producer that you hired, believed he was making a show for a & e, and in fact suggested on the record with "new york

if you're online on youtube right now, you can be part of this conversation as well. this dream now does era. ah, ah, the son sammy a than with a look at the headlines here. now just 0. now, china's economic growth is slowed slightly more than expected. the economy grew by 4.9 percent in the 3rd quarter of this year. that's a drop of 3 percent from the previous quarter. experts blame of slow down in construction, power shortages and floods. katrina, you has more from beijing and one of the reasons behind the slow down. so i think in a way you can say that part of this performance number, this lower result is because the china has inflicted these certain curves on part of its industry. so firstly, you can look at the curbs on the energy industry. china is really trying to reach quite strict climate change targets that have been very tied, codes on energy use across china. and as result, we've seen these power outages affect very major provinces here in china. and that's had a huge impact on the manufacturing industry and on productivities police in haiti say a notoriou

as youtube kicks users off its platform under the guise of covid misinformation, the left and the media cheer as if it's all long overdue. glenn greenwell tells us what the censorious tendencies are really about, and do you remember when being a maverick in the senate mattered? well, now that the mavericks reside on the left, the media is lashing out. senator josh hawley response to that. but first, how to crater the u.s. economy, that's the focus of tonight's angle. today is national manufacturing day, did you know that? the white house issued a proclamation marking the occasion and it mentioned correctly that american manufacturing is essential to our economy. it employs over 12 million americans directly, and many more indirectly, and it noted how many manufacturing jobs were upended during the pandemic, 578,000. if the proclamation also points out that these losses and other factors adversely affected our supply chain. supply chains disruption left our nation short of life-saving protective equipment, ventilators, and other essential health equipment at a time when we needed it most

i'm sure you had videos coming down on youtube so why? we understand why you take down videos in russia and whose exert over the core value of free speech, what's happening in america? why are you taking on the same videos in this country? go core fundamental value of free speech here at home? that's what i care about. dan: they figure catering to the world, there's more money, this is the best story, we love sports and screwed us over, but for congressman, did you see this works a sweet swing. i had him on my radio show this week, 330-foot my he's 33 years old, i'm 46 and can't even wash my own hair. [laughter] you're going to like this, sabrina our producer, they uncovered old footage back in the day. [inaudible] high up in the air. ♪♪ dan: there he was playing for the knights. a great movie. >> a great movie. so you are recognizing how difficult the home front is. dan: you have no idea, that's 330-foot jack. my place, even 290 was hard. at 43 years old? i had on a radio show, isaac did you play in high school? he said kat but were

youtube app from roku youtube makes up more than 20% of connected tv time spent, which is second only to netflix. so you got to wonder, jon, who has the upper hand here? can roku keep up in the space without youtube. does roku have the upper hand? this is a fight, not a unique, we'll continue to follow. >> have a lot of heft. >>> meanwhile, for investors worried ant government's regulating tech, our next guest says it's time to flip that narrative and start thinking act the biggest tech companies as similar to nation states arguing the company's exercise a form of sovereignty that is beyond the reach of regulators. joining us now is the founder of ian bremmer author of this new piece in foreign affairs that explores the power of large tech companies today. ian, good to have you. i find this interesting especially in the context of the crackdown that we see in china which, one, i suppose might interpret as china trying to keep its most powerful tech companies from getting that sort of sovereignty or nation state power. is that the way you look at it >> it's absolutely china looking at

but 1st, let me tell you if you, as your watch like that, if you're watching on youtube, use the comment section. that will be many things that you want to ask questions about you can do so right here at be part of today's show. let us just start with jim crow joyce, and jim and i can pack that phrase. what does that mean even? and so after the civil war, more than half of the state of louisiana with black but white louisiana and were afraid of a shifting power. and so they put in a lot of met a lot of mechanism to try to insure the primacy of, of the white race. and in 1898. the state of louisiana had a constitutional convention. they brought the whole group of white legislators together and they found a number of different ways that they could explicitly put in place ways to injure black, louisiana, and to get power to white louisiana. and one way they did that was the jim crow jerry, where historically you would need 12 jersey, a unanimous jury to convict someone they wanted to find the voice of the black church and convict more black people. so they made a rule that, that is 10 peopl

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and if you watch the titanic reenactment on youtube video, it's quite excellent. you know, for the 1st, over 2 hours, people are still wandering around in the state of disbelief, and they're still playing music down on the ballroom. the people in the rich cabins are still smoking cigars. and wondering at the novelty of all the snow on deck and everything, it's bound till the last 10 minutes that suddenly people are like, hey, what are the life birds were all dying? and that's where we're at now. we're at the moment now where you've got like jamie diamond is literally the fridge at north atlantic. you know about the freeze to death. and i know it sounds gruesome, but i can't stop laughing. the thing is about that titanic thing. is in the music was great, they had the best orchestra there on the atlantic. they had amazing cocktails. it was a luxury liner, the everybody, either staff was the best in the, the game of, you know, staffing luxury liners, ocean liners. so everything felt good and looked good and sounded good. the music was good. and then when it, you're n

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he is a practicing attorney and youtube or her at cross accruals. in effect, that means you can jump in any time you want, and i always appreciate david, let me go to you 1st as a practicing attorney. um and obviously you know, the laws about freedom of speech. can this continued path of censorship or okay, right now it's about vaccines. i don't really want to talk about vaccines on this program. but the fact that, you know, you are being told what we can say. what we can say of speech is being proscribed, okay? and that's a very different place than what we've been a only a few years ago here. so the fundamental question of this program is, can this censorship drive coexists way? what we understand as freedom of speech, go right ahead. it can't, and it doesn't, but it didn't start with the vaccines. it started slowly but surely a while back. you know, jordan peterson was sounding the alarm with some legislation coming out of canada. bill c 60. and i think it was that was your in theory going to prescribe or forbid, certain language, a certain gen,

and i was like no, no, no i saw this on youtube one day, that you can fix your own phone. it has been five years since he fixed his dad's phone. he has since turned his parents�* washington, dc garage into his professional repair shop, where people across the country send him their devices to be fixed. but it is not always an easy fix. many manufacturers don't provide the instructions or tools to independent repairers like sam. and not having access to that information can make for a risky repair. i took a pair of pointy tweezers and stuck them underneath the battery to pry up on it to release the adhesive that glues into the frame, and itjust goes, pssh, and like a bunch of smoke starts coming out of the battery. and you know, if i punctured it any further it would have lit the table on fire. it is one of those things you do once and you will never do it again. if i had a repair manual that told me, you know, use a playing card to go under the battery or a specific tool to go under the battery, and it will release the adhesive without you using a metal, a pair of metal

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people can see are interviewed sy hersh on the my lai massacre and our youtube channel because they kept on talking about identity politics. i somehow ignoring what you just talk about. they go on and on about it takes. and so when hillary clinton and secretary of state justified the public lynching and brutal murder, mama duffy, she said we came, we saw he died. not too many comments in the press. some said, quite witty, very triumphal is up. so this defense of blayton to goes on and identity politics. so one of the things that i used to justify they can use many of the identity of the person doing it is not that necessary. anyone could do it within the field. so and has gotten a lot of the identity politics side of it. interesting me, i don't know if anyone recalled or mention that when he was under heavy pressure to stand as republican president is. why the today? she said, you want to come out of this about, well, and presume here trying to assassinate an attempt is 10 years since the libya intervention actually, since you mentioned it, you might have heard that the elder brother of

afp was the media to look into this in the last week or two and it came from a youtube channel called genuine fake and so it basically deepfake technology, familiar of late. barack obama has had a deepfake. tom cruise at one point. this is not tom cruise. what it does is it superimposes the face of the person deepfake onto another person. it looks very convincing. it looks very much like the tom cruise we are familiar with from movies. that is just send our turns face -- jacinda ardern's face but it was a video of a youtuber smoking a joint in the video. anchor: people will believe anything online it seems like. thank you very much for that, james. if you see a fake image or video, contact james directly on twitter or contact the france 24 observers directly. stay with us for what is coming up. that is it for me. úoúóc?c?c?c?ióqoxoxoúoúoúoqoúoqç amy: from new york this is democracy now! >> there has been an uptick in private sectost