inflation. when things cost more at the store or the gas pump, it affects people s psyche, they re not happy about it, they re struggling. it s a difficult narrative to tell. but they have to do their best to tell it. this is the sort of conversation and debate, you have to assume, that s happening in the white house, with all these companies. stephanie and robin, we appreciate the spirited debate here, thank you both. thank you. we re also following some breaking news from the tech world this afternoon. twitter ceo jack dorsey is stepping down from his company, the one he founded back in 2006. in a letter to his employees, dorsey said he believes the company is ready to move on from its founders. dorsey is being replaced by parag argawal, twitter s chief technology officer. congress is back and they have three weeks to build back better, avoid a shutdown, and lift the debt ceiling. can they get it done? breaking news out of the capital riot investigation. the house january 6
liability for his role. the d.c. attorney general named him in a privacy lawsuit, saying today facebook has not been cleared from capital riot investigation. our community identified facebook and some other platforms as important to our investigation, but at this point, we have not made a decision one way or the other on facebook s role. joining me now, author of an ugly truth: inside facebook s battle for domination and also senior reporter at the verge. what were internal researchers learning about the harm that was being done to users? well, as these documents show and there is going to be a lot more coming out over the next couple of weeks, facebook knows that its algorithms can push