phang show this morning. with all of our live tv grand lands, i ll see you tomorrow morning at 7 am eastern. velshi starts right now. good morning to you, particularly early morning here in arizona, it is saturday october the 29th. i m ali velshi in phoenix, arizona for another edition of velshi across america. only ten days left in this midterm election, cycle this worst first nation since donald trump began spreading the big lie, following his lost of joe biden in 2020. that lie, of a stolen election that wasn t stolen, fueled the violent insurrection at the capitol on january 6th. it is still spinning off new lives today, creating an atmosphere in which the future of democracy itself remains in doubt. the threat of violence, and intimidation hangs in the air. particularly here in maricopa county arizona. on the day that the mob swarmed the cat bottle, roz on january six, some carried rough vince assaulted wang forsman s officers, many of them were explicitly looking fo
first amendment approach. trying to adopt the constraints on government to a private platform like twitter. i think it s important remember when the first memos written, you can supercharge the spread of disinformation. life just wasn t like that. now, you can put garbage out there and within a millisecond it is everywhere with a whole bunch of people retweeting it faster than you even knew it went out. suzanne, good to see you as always, thank you for writing that article. thank you so much for all you do at pet america. obviously with the book club, we depend on a lot of the work that you do so we are grateful for you. suzanne is also the author of dare to speak, defending free speech for all. all right, which is ten days to go into the midterms, i m here in phoenix, an arizona version of velshi across america. up next, you re gonna hear my conversation with a group of arizona s, republicans and democrats. one of the most enlightening moments was when we discuss the importance of v
as to what rule you supposedly broken, what exactly in your post violated that rule, what, if anything, you can do to remediate it? it s almost impossible to get a human being on the line to ask a question. facebook treats individuals as users, not customers. so there s no customer service that we re attuned to in other industries where there s recourse, there s a website, there s a chat bot at least and you can escalate it to a human being if it s a serious subject. correct me if i m wrong, that begins with the customersers. that s right, it s the users generating the profitability of the business and that s part of the culture shift that i think is necessary here. they ve got to do more to police hatred vitriol and bullying on the platform and we are seeing that come out through space on all of these revelations. at the same time my background free expression, ceo of pet america by today, i don t want facebook to just wipe content out without any explanation. i want people to hav