this morning, more revelations about what is really happening at facebook. and how that compares to the company s public statements. so at issue this morning, the social media giant s response to covid-19 misinformation. internal documents, we should emphasize these are internal documents from facebook, indicate the company is having a tougher time managing the spread of disinformation than it is letting on publicly. cnn correspondent donie o sullivan is live from new york. you ve been deep into this story. you ve been deep into these documents here. explain that disconnect here, that the company admitting internally that they re having trouble here, while putting a rosier picture out there in public. that s right, jim. folks might remember that during this summer when joe biden, president biden had really harsh criticism that he eventually walked a bit when he said facebook was killing people when it came to covid misinformation, an executive hit back strongly
the executive to a year in prison for violating safety laws. now the flight attendant is taking korean air to court. she says the executive hit and threatened her. she claims the incident hurt her reputation and caused emotional trauma. now her attorneys are telling the airline, time to pay the price. kennedy s here. she s host of kennedy 10:00 eastern time on the business network. i will read you a bedtime story every night and today shep, we re focusing on nut rage. on the nut case because this flight attendant told the chairman to eat a bag of nuts and she was not happy about that. she wanted them in a dish. she is now in the middle of serving a prison season a year-long sentence. so obviously they re taking it quite seriously in a place called korea. but a civil suit? she s emotionally scarred and