we were originally a porn website, which we are not, obviously, now they re saying it s because we dwell in conspiracy theories and we h are harmful to t public health. at the same time, abortion clinics are on pinterest, same website, and they are running ads to promote selling abortions online. so it s absolutely insanity coming from this big tech company in san francisco that is sponsoring the pro-life message. tucker: okay, so this comes from wey couldn t verify thi, it sounds right to me. i don t know the answer, but this comes from you say a whistle-blower. what happened to that person? he was fired today. i ve actually just been in contact with him. he was an employee. he bravely shared the news that pinterest is not being fair like they claim they are. they say they allow anybody to share positive messages or even serious political messages on the platform and yet this insider has now been fired after he broke the news this morning and live action has been now totallye. b
attitude towards science, neglect of evidence. where people fire and wide seem comfortable substituting wishful thinking and opinion and ideology for evidence. and they have removed climate change from epa s documents and websi website. and removing questions from various surveys. the state department said instead of saying sex ed, sexual education, you should talk about sexual risk avoidance. so, you know, this epidemic of neglect of evidence is really serious. because if you want policies and regulations that work, they should be based on our best understanding of how things are. yeah. and that s what science is.
its most popular provisions, how do the republicans pay for it? and what do they keep? whenever these issues penetrate into pop culture, into people s living rooms, people s homes, that s a real that s like a wakeup call. it means that they need to get it right. i remember in the obama health care be dadebate when the websi went down and it spoofed on snl, it becomes the prevailing narrative about the bill. so yes, they need to deal with. that but yeah, bill cassidy is right. the pay for is important too. but the bill right now is structured to get republicans some a tax baseline that they can use for other priorities going down the road. i bet that the senate is going to probably have something to say about that. because ultimately it is bad politics, the repeal of the tax increase that they are putting in this bill is bad politics and it also may end up being bad
the social media like facebook or they ll use it as a reason to stay further away from it. first up, we re addicted, some people anyway? number one reason someone leaves facebook is they feel addicted to it. that s what the study out of cornell university says. there s a websi created called days. there s 90 days of freedom off of the website and every month they check in to see where they were. the 5,000 people were tracked and found out there were four things that they really focused in on that they could say were the reasons i either left facebook or that they had to kb back after a while. addiction was number one on the list. number two, has to do with privacy and surveillance. people didn t like the fact that we were being watched all the time. when they disconnected from facebook, they found ironically that hey, it s kind of nice not to have everybody watching me
constituencies in the swing state of nevada. union members and hispanics, the first stop was at a trade union effect at the endorsement of the union key in nevada and building on monday when she went and stood next to union members who were picketing at the trump hotel and made an unexpected stop at a well-known place serving mexican ice creams and other treats as she tries to court this hispanic voter consit web si here in nevada and needs to make the decision best for his family. this campaign rally, what should we expect? this is going to be a bigger event than the one at the trade union. this is going to be an event where she s giving we would expect herman stump speech trying to build on enthusiasm from the debate, and this is