associate writer and the veteran technology and business journalist, a contributing opinion writer at the new york times. host of the times podcast called sway. and in her spare time, she also hosts the podcast, called pivot, with our friend scott galloway. good evening and welcome to you. our kara because of today s news, i d like to start with you. the raiders steven king, i just saw on twitter before we came on the, air noted that the three evening newscasts, all lead with the facebook outage, he said it was the definition of addiction. i would also argue this, goes to national policy, it goes to things like possible regulation. it goes to an attack on democracy. and so on. but with that in mind, and noting you know more about facebook than perhaps second only to mark zuckerberg, do you think today, do you think the
algorithms so that that information doesn t make its way to the american public, at least quite as quickly. back to you, jim. all right. joe johns, thanks for that. and with me now is carrie swisher. a contributing opinion writer for the new york times and host of sway and pivot podcast. nobody has more access to the biggest players in tech than she does. it is so great to have you with us. thank you so much. thank you. yeah. last hour, i don t know if you saw this. but i asked dr. anthony fauci about this impact of vaccine misinformation. let s listen to that, and let s talk about it on the other side. if you look at the extraordinary, historic success in eradicating small pox and eliminating polio, for most of the world. and we are on the brink of eradicating polio. if we had had the pushback for vaccines, the way we re seeing on certain media, i don t think it would have been possible, at
fabric, that is a part of the country, that s a part of the world that s on the rise, because he views it as an indictment on himself. and i think that senator santorum is correct in that. because he doesn t want to offend that base. he doesn t want to offend those people. he doesn t want to offend the notion. and let me be clear. i think the president of the united states is racist. however, for the purposes of taking this discourse to a higher level, senator santorum may not. but i do believe that we all agree that the president uses racism as political currency. and that means that he allows these people to continue to breed philosophically and vote for him. senator santorum, i appreciate your time. bakari sellers as well. a contributing opinion writer for the new york times called president trump impotent when it comes to condemning white nationalism. thanks for being with us. the fact that the president tweeted about everything except for what happened in new zealand, what mes
congress has the freedom to pass this resolution and i have the duty to veto it. paul manafort s attorneys pleaing for a pardon. up with me, a contributing opinion writer for the new york times. williams a political strategist and host of sundays civics on sirius fm. clint watts, a former fbi special agent, now msnbc national security analyst. we start this hour with new zealand and the worst mass shooting in history. a man attacked people at two mosques. it was live streamed on social media. 49 are dead and dozens of men, women and children remain hospitalized in that city. we expect another update from new zealand police later today as the investigation continues.