And Sean Hannity have in common. They do have something in common and the answer is coming up. First, the political tactics that are causing so much chaos. Its a threeparter lie, rinse and repeat. And we have to see it clearly and cover it clearly. Lets start in california, where the recall was an example of lie, rinse and repeat. Fox and other gop promoters acted like Larry Elder had a real chance to win. They sworn californians were desperate to dump gavin newsom. Some even called the election rigged before the election even happened. Then when the recall failed predictably, fox just made excuses and quickly moved on, like the gop was determined not to learn any lessons and thus may be destined to repeat the same mistakes. The even further right channel who wanted american news, predepartmented newsom didnt win, predented the recall results were a mystery, until i called them out on twitter. And some still portrayed elders the winner for trying, participation trophy. Lie, rinse, repe
hollywood, florida. the site of the third annual patriot awards, exclusive event celebrating patriotism and honoring every day he rose across the country. pete hegseth will host the award show at 8:00 pm eastern time on fox nation. i m looking forward to this event. todd: there s a lot of news. protesters moving in and jurors deliberate the fate of kyle rittenhouse. marianne rafferty live with potential unrest. reporter: jurist prepared to deliberate for a second day, protesters clashing supporters of kyle rittenhouse outside the courthouse with bourns chanting shut it down if they don t get what they call justice for anthony and joe joe referring to the two protesters rittenhouse is accused of killing. those loud protests could be heard inside as proceedings continued and rittenhouse pick numbers at random, choosing 7 men and 7 women and 5 men who will decide his fate. the unrest outside leading to fears can file the jury and effect deliberations. when you have the crowd
democratic candidates are feeling the pressure. one democrat on the ballot next month has a tough message for the president and his party in washington. virginia gubernatorial candidate terry mcauliffe joins me ahead. plus, evidence suggests the delta surge is beginning to slow. where is the u.s. now in the fight against covid-19? i ll ask dr. anthony fauci in moments. hello, i m dana bash in washington where the state of our union is wondering if it s safe to scroll. the world got a new reminder this week of how reliant we are on social media and how social media can heighten or amplify users darkest impulses. lawmakers are now vowing to act, and add that to washington s very long list of promises, including president biden s top priorities which remain mired in inter-party feuds. there is evidence that this string of delayed promises is weighing down on democrats trying to win in state races across the country. coming up, we re going to talk to the former head of the d
engagement based ranking all together? facebook is going to say you don t want to give up engagement based ranking. you re not going to like facebook as much if we re not picking out the content for you. that s just not true. there are a lot of, facebook looks to present things as false choices. imagine we ordered our feeds by time. like on i message or there are other forms of social media that are chronologically based. they re going to say you re going to get spamed like you re not going to enjoy your feed. the reality is that those experiences have a lot of permutations. there are ways that we can make those experiences where computers don t regulate what we see. we together socially regulate what we see. but they don t want us to have that conversation because facebook knows that when they pick out the content we focus on using computers, we spend more time on their platform. they make more money. the dangers of engagement based ranking are that facebook knows that con
people. martha: so is this a moment? is this a turning point in the dominance of big tech in our lives? many comparisons being made to this moment in 1994 which was the beginning of a major change a clamp down on big tobacco. watch this. i think each of you believe nicotine is not addictive but would like to have this for the record. i don t believe that nicotine and our products are addictive. i believe nicotine is not addictive. i believe that nicotine is not addictive. i believe that nicotine is not addictive. martha: something, right? now the question is, does congress have the wherewithal, the guts, the votes to do what they have been promising the country that they would do for years and place new regulation on they can tech companies, facebook is the one front and center right now. emily compagno and the co host of outnumbered. you can see her on crimes that changed america. great to have you with us today. i want to take a look. i find this compariso