handle a crisis. talk about sheryl sandberg. she goes to capitol hill and talks to lawmakers this week about concerns of russian interference. she s obviously a very powerful, visible chief operating officer. she told axios she supports the public lease of russian-linked political facebook ads that have been shared with congress. let s listen to what she said. we re working on transparency, that we are hope to set a new standard for transparency in advertising because we believe everyone should be able to see if you want to parse words, she could say we re working on transparency, but what do you make of that answer? a huge fail. the narrative here is very easy and they re being overconsulted by $850 an hour investor relations and communications consultants. the only answer here is we are a media company, also in that same interview she said we re not a media company. spending a billion dollars on original content. they run add athds against this
even more than a decade later, parents still afraid to give their kids the shots. but now, the british medical journal calls it an elaborate fraud. add to that, troubling the findings that in america, scientists are more likely to commit research fraud and one is forced this question. between fraud from scientists friktly taking money from those corporations, taking money to line their pockets, how much distrust and skepticism is appropriate for science? joining us now, dr. grant steen. president of medical communications consultants. just how frequent is it that we see fraudulent research manufactured by american scientists in this country and what can we do to protect