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Means, what healthy competition means, julia, in this era that were in my take thus far is that theres been a difficulty applying kind of legacy, antitrust law to technology will new ground get broken here because congress, as we learned in elementary school, makes the laws absolutely. And theres been a lot of talk about the need for new, different types of laws. But jon and carl, what i think is really interesting here is the question of how much of todays hearing will really focus on the antitrust issues, which are the purported focus here, and how much will we hear other criticisms, other questions about the likes of hate speech, manipulation, voter manipulation and the spread of misinformation on these platforms such as, you know, youtube which is owned by google as well as on facebook so i think there are a lot of Different Things at play here. While antitrust will be at the center, carl, dont you think well see this veer off into other directions as well yeah. Thats sort of my qu
The problem is that there are about 7500. 00 folding chairs and theyve all been lashed together a stance a plea for safety reasons that means youre going to be sitting shoulder to shoulder with people if you are attending this event at Mount Rushmore on friday evening so unless you were wearing a mask and unless the people surrounding you were also Wearing Masks chances are that youre going to be sharing the air and whatever else is in the air while youre attending this prefer 4th of July Celebration do we have any idea yet ross what we can hear from mr trump when he takes to the podium. There are reports peter suggesting that the president is going to focus on the importance of monuments and you might think well hes speaking at one of the most notable monuments in the United States thats appropriate but look at the context in the past 6 weeks or so the country has been riven by demonstrations and charges of racism against institutions in this country and one of the targets by race and
Criticism over the security law which critics say dismantles hong kongs special freedoms House Speaker nancy pelosi has condemned the arrests of protesters in hong kong as a real tragedy its so sad but in the congress in the house and in the senate in a very unified way we have all worked together it has been a from a a joy to be bonding with my colleagues on both sides we are both sides of capitol on this very important issue and the republicans have been there every step of the way i hope the president will be. She have a chance he has more from capitol hill. Unanimous consent for the for this bill in both the house and the senate it says that within 90 days of the enactment an act of the bill the treasury the state department has to come up with names of individuals who are deemed to be to be eroding the basic law of hong kong was agreed upon in 1970 during the handover and Financial Institutions the do significant business with those individuals and bend the administration has a ye
The northern port city of downs then almost exactly a year ago he was stabbed to death during a charity event. Now before that shocking attack pavel adam of which was a prominent advocate for liberal causes and a strong supporter of pro european sentiments and prior to his killing he come under massive pressure from a right Wing Hate Campaign so after his death his widow magdalena has taken up the fight against the hate speech that she says is having such a devastating impact in poland poisoning politics and threatening lifes. For a year magdalena adam ovids has been visiting her husbands grave at St Marys Church in dance. She says he stood for freedom and against polands right wing populist law and Justice Party that tramples on that freedom and that this cost him his life. He was killed by hate speech. By these troll factories. The distant from asian spread about pavel. The accusations in the defamation. Thats what killed him. In the 1980 s. Pavel at demo which was a student leader i