Are being selectively picked. there are tens of thousands of pages in this leak and i mean they point to very real issues on the platform. and i will just say that facebook zuckerberg berg there it is starting to found more and more like the former president trump rather than engaging on issues of substance going after the media, attacking the company s critics. well i mean, obviously, u.s. officials are focused on facebook s connections to january 6th or the connections people involved to january 6th to facebook but as i mentioned, whistle-blower frances haugen testified in front of british parliament today. discussed facebook s role in other countries, as well. what did she say on that? yeah, so we are learning a lot about facebook s biggest market is actually in india and where the platform there has been used to stoke a lot of sectarian divisions. also, in ethiopia with the ongoing conflict there, how it has been used by militias. and look, anderson, i mean, there are countri
The unions pushing back with lawsuits. seattle, los angeles, baltimore. they essentially say they don t want the cities pushing that mandate without first coming to the table and trying to bargain with them. that s pretty much one of the arguments we ve really been seeing across the board. today the pba, the largest union here in new york city, filed its lawsuit against that mandate, again, that s approaching on friday, listing a whole number of issues, one of them being why not let us test out of this, which some cities are allowing, but that is now going to be off the table when it comes to new york. and they also put in that lawsuit, you know, it s just going to bring morale down even more so, particularly among police officers. urn what, anderson? the state of florida is actually trying to capitalize on that. we learned from the governor there, ron desantis, that he is actually offering $5,000 for officers to move, to relocate to florida for law enforcement and saying, really, that
Branded the facebook files. going on national tv. she has literally put on a master class. she is kind of big tech. this has just been incredible. i don t think so. for the first time, actually believe it s this is elevated from regulation from anti-trust to criminal charges. i think there are now, in these documents, evidence of several different fronts that the company will be or individuals will be charged criminally with. you know, it s so interesting, though. i mean, the future is i mean, these algorithms. which, you know, a lot of folks i have just kind of learning about them, really don t even really know, you know, netflix picks the movies it thinks i might like and i think, okay, well that s a good idea. but we are allowing more and more control over to these algorithms using artificial intelligence that we have no idea even the programmers, themselves, often don t know all the decisions, how the algorithms make the decisions that they do. yeah, and that s really
Everyone would be in agreement. and they d go ahead and pass the bipartisan infrastructure bill which we know democrats in virginia would like them to get passed before the governor s race next tuesday. but pramila jayapal is saying tonight that she still expects those votes to be back to back. and so, that seems to downplay the idea that they are going to get an actual infrastructure vote this week. so, anderson, a lot of this is up in the air before the president does leave for europe on thursday with meetings with world leaders in that big climate summit. yeah. kaitlan collins, appreciate it. thanks. the lack of a deal is having a negative impact on the president s poll numbers, senior data reporter, we call him number cruncher earlier, harry enten joins us now. i know. whatever, man. no, i i was oas shocked a anyone. harry, what did you learn about the latest poll numbers and how they may be impacting the race in virginia? nationally, president biden s approval ratings ha
Them to make things safe. the other point of view is that if you have a firearm in your hand, you are responsible for what happens with that firearm. stephanie, i know cnn has reached out to halls and gutierrez for comment. have you heard back? no, we have yet to hear back. we did hear from the production company behind rust, and they say that they are conducting their own investigation into the safety protocols while also cooperating with law enforcement investigations going on, as well, anderson. so at this point, is it known or do we know what was in the gun fired by alec baldwin? that s what everyone wants to know, and at this point, no. what we do know is that investigators here are waiting for the forensics to come back from the autopsy report to, hopefully, make it clear what this projectile was that ended up taking the lives of halyna hutchins. but right now, we still don t know the answer to that. anderson. stephanie elam, thank you. i want to go to meg james with