Formal definition for what is and what is not allowed. Either you are banning things that are perfectly ok or you are allowing pornography on your website. I do not think i would wind up dealing with questions like what is creative expression, but thats a huge part of my job, it turns out. I could talk about moderation all day, but i want to ensure you have a chance to talk about your future plans. Both of your site are rapidly expanding. I think he recently had a julia childs caps on. That was delightful. We added a creative category to twitch basically due to user demand. We had a lot of broadcasters who wanted to broadcast themselves doing Creative Work and we thought that was basically in line with our mission. We opened up the platform for creative broadcasting. We got the bob ross estate to let us do a marathon of all the bob rice channels which was amazing. We had 5. 6 Million Viewers over the days it was running. Done juliatly childs and the food channel. , a lot of people shar
If i may about what is the anatomy of the deception. Bothis, the main lines of of pauls narrative that the war room and echo chamber put out. In my prepared statement i go into more detail. I would just summarize. Number one, conjuring moderates. The echo chamber created the impression that the president of iran was a moderate coming to power, representing a wave of moderation and iran. It is i to fundamentally change relations between iran and the west. This is been the gift that keeps on giving to president obamas diplomacy. Story ofs a pleasing breaking down the barriers. It creates a moral equivalence and political terms between those who are critical of the deal in the United States and hardliners, the suppose it enemies suppose it enemies in iraq. It blows us into a false sense of security about all the concessions made to iran. The sunset component of the nuclear deal which is iran a completely legitimate program and the ability to move quickly towards a weapon. We are supportin
They would grow a beard if they thought it would help them win an election and they would not change their socks if they thought it would help them win the election and the transition went against that. It is now commonplace for people to think that it is the responsible thing to do to measure the drapes and figure out what they would do if they managed to prevail. And now the job of the transition project is to convince people that measuring the drapes and preparing to leave is the new equivalent of not changing your socks. Transition into todays topic for the panel. What it panel was about was like to transition the white house and this group of people have all walked into the white house on day one but another interesting aspect of the three people is that they have all walked out of the white house before the president walked out and to the executive branch where the mission of the administration also goes on. This panel will be a bit about walking into the building and what that e
This group. Theyre going to the Labor Department and they are all this one kind of person. They all have a strong union background, for example. These agencies are huge. The Agency Review teams are relatively small. The expertise is that the that you focus on the most because you want somebody who knows the faa and the fair labor standards act and the substantive needs are great at that point. Again, you also keep in mind that you wanted to be a diverse group. You want to make sure you have a variety of perspectives. One thing about transportation may have been 13 on president bushs list of top agencies based on his agenda, but come 9 11, leon panetta is making a lot of important decisions. Up tomes you set yourself pivot to an issue that is unexpected but how you set up the personnel that you want. Example, you want to find the best qualified people because you asked never know, even if an item is not your top agenda, you never know something will come up. When the big things that hap
Was talking about. So that made the conundrum period youre talking about much easier for our crowd because, we had the agenda in a 300 page book that people had internalized. People those who had worked for the campaign. We had the game plan set out for us and the reason i say that is a blessing, that we were blessed and having to run the campaign is that it made the george w. Bush administration unusually well prepared to govern and the said development and a lot of and are campaigning now is that policy does nothing to be that important and i think what we need to find is a way back, i dont think a particularly helps of the country thinks it is candidate is not bright. We need to find a way back to a mode of campaigning and politics where the candidates with the agendas and the agendas that suggested people, and what the people do in the first hundred days is what the country wants done. I think that is good be critical for our politics Going Forward. You could say that the most impo