covid s that ended up being true. watch this. there were things obviously. , maybe factual but may not be harmful. are you going to censor someone for being harm if there s no harm the occasion of what they re doing? but there are other places where they take the stuff around covid earlier in the pandemic, real health implications but that hasn t been time to vet the scientific assumptions. a lot of the establishment, waffled on a bunch of facts and asked for things to be censored, more debatable or true. convenient is the word i have for that. it s kind of convenient to say that now when a majority of americans are over covid moving past it. before i go to one of you, this is mark zuckerberg talking about the 18 million post they did remove. if we see harmful misinformation on the platform and we take down, it s against our policy. when you see this, what you think? it reminds me of the hunter biden laptop story where only 18 months after the fact that all these ne
covid s that ended up being true. watch this. there were things obviously. , maybe factual but may not be harmful. are you going to censor someone for being harm if there s no harm the occasion of what they re doing? but there are other places where they take the stuff around covid earlier in the pandemic, real health implications but that hasn t been time to vet the scientific assumptions. a lot of the establishment, waffled on a bunch of facts and asked for things to be censored, more debatable or true. convenient is the word i have for that. it s kind of convenient to say that now when a majority of americans are over covid moving past it. before i go to one of you, this is mark zuckerberg talking about the 18 million post they did remove. if we see harmful misinformation on the platform and we take down, it s against our policy. when you see this, what you think? it reminds me of the hunter biden laptop story where only 18 months after the fact that all these ne
covid s that ended up being true. watch this. there were things obviously. , maybe factual but may not be harmful. are you going to censor someone for being harm if there s no harm the occasion of what they re doing? but there are other places where they take the stuff around covid earlier in the pandemic, real health implications but that hasn t been time to vet the scientific assumptions. a lot of the establishment, waffled on a bunch of facts and asked for things to be censored, more debatable or true. convenient is the word i have for that. it s kind of convenient to say that now when a majority of americans are over covid moving past it. before i go to one of you, this is mark zuckerberg talking about the 18 million post they did remove. if we see harmful misinformation on the platform and we take down, it s against our policy. when you see this, what you think? it reminds me of the hunter biden laptop story where only 18 months after the fact that all these ne
noon here on cnn if you ever missed an episode of the lead, you can listen to the show from whence you get your podcasts. the news continues on cnn with wolf blitzer, right now in this situation hapappening now, the biden campaign launches a new attack ad warning that donald trump has quotes snapped the president s team, sharpening it s free debate strategy against trump. this as robert kennedy jr. is potential as a spoiler, is on display today with his due appeal to the libertarian party also this our wide defense secretary, lloyd austin, is returning to hospital tonight and temporarily transferring power to his deputy the pentagon, sharing new information after the uproar over previous medical treatment that austin kept secret? and china unleashes a show of force around taiwan for a second day, sending an ominous message that the military drills or a test of beijing s ability to seize power welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. i will fl
to rig its vehicles to cheat on u.s. emissions tests. volkswagen s c.e.o., who is an engineer, apologized today, but sorry didn t cut it with investors, v.w. s stock dove off a cliff, down more than 17% in the u.s. the company saw more than $14 billion go up in smoke in one trading session, and it now faces billions in fines. kris van cleave is following this. reporter: the e.p.a. alleges the german automaker designed a so-called defeat device to allow cars to pass emissions tests they should have failed. certain diesel models were designed with sophisticated software that used information including the position of the steering wheel and speed of the vehicle to determine the car was undergoing emissions testing. the car was rigged to bypass that when being driven. emissions increased 10 to 40 times above acceptable e.p.a. levels. professor dan carter was among the researchers at west virginia university that first reported the difference in emillses last year. once we sta