Bishop tutu s voice, a voice of reason. and he was an inspiration to the movement around the world both at home in south africa and thousands of miles away in new zealand where people took up because for human rights and democracy in south africa. than in south africa. an inspirational - in south africa. an inspirational and i in south africa. an inspirational and challenging voice for new zealand at the time through the 70s and 80s when the springboks and the old bot all blacks were still prepared to compete against one another and i presume that was part of the reason for your own to the cause? tt part of the reason for your own to the cause? to the cause? it is shocking, reall , to the cause? it is shocking, really. that to the cause? it is shocking, really, that new to the cause? it is shocking, really, that new zealand - really, that new zealand accommodated white touring teams from south africa all that time up until the mid 19 80s and, of course, teams went from new zeal
Facebook go through this week? i certainly hope not, and i don t think so. it s hard to view this as anything more than a cynical attempt for facebook to distance itself from the reality and what we ve learned so clearly through these documents over the last several months and from previous facebook whistle blowers and employees who pointed out that the company effectively employs a surveillance driven business model that s fundamentally incompatible with basic human rights and democracy. so i don t think thatjournalists will stop looking into that or scrutinising this company s behaviour because. when we look at some of the issues that facebook is facing right now, i think we really have to stop and ask ourselves at some point that should big tech have this much control over our lives? what policies do you think
The pr nightmare we ve seen facebook go through this week? i certainly hope not, and i don t think so. it s hard to view this as anything more than a cynical attempt for facebook to distance itself from the reality and what we ve learned so clearly through these documents over the last several months and from previous facebook whistle blowers and employees who pointed out that the company effectively employs a surveillance driven business model that s fundamentally incompatible with basic human rights and democracy. so i don t think that journalists will stop looking into that or scrutinising this company s scrutinising this compa ny s behaviour scrutinising this company s behaviour because. when we look at some behaviour because. .. when we look at some of behaviour because. when we look at some of the behaviour because. when we look at some of the issues - behaviour because. when we | look at some of the issues that facebook is facing right now, i think we really have to stop an
geraldo: i hate that chaos there. you re the expert, dana. what is the better course of action when things are real when you re up to your neck in crap, is it better to avoid it or better to deal with it? dana: own it. you re the leader of the free world. you just gave a speech about human rights and democracy. freedom in the press is part of that. you re sitting with boris johnson, the second most powerful man in the world and you re not giving him a moment? you made him look bad in his on country. you denied people to travel in your own country. the white house team told the britts we re not going to take any questions. boris johnson is sitting there and he s like we can do that, right? surely we can do that. we have to be so rude to him. i want to know, what happened to the return to norm s crowd? the democracy dies in darkness brigade? where did they go? i understand the press is mad. the problem is they didn t start
Security you have when you operate at night, you understand you have the full advantage and most, if they have it, to and learn to use it effectively, it levels the playing field, scary. dan: check out this video, this is ridiculous. his a report about the new credit biden doctrine, check this out. biden doctrine includes the idea of soft power using diplomatic tools using things like economic tools and conditioning foreign aid is a way to promote human rights and democracy across the world. dan: a reporter on tv talking about soft power, peace. these are terrorists, medieval savages. they do child brides. you think they are going to sit around a campfire and want to do by lapse? is this a joke.