and three fatal. doses will have a warning about the rare risk for blood clots and officials say anyone who wants a j&j shot may be able to get one as soon as tomorrow. in addition, in an interview were sunday s american voices, special report with my colleague alesia menendez dr. fauci was asked about the controversial decision to pause this vaccine. the j&j vaccine is clearly a highly efficacious vaccine and i think the pause which some people may have taken as a real concern, the pause should underscore how seriously we take safety because did risk of this is extremely low. there was another important announcement today from the cdc director concerning vaccines and expectant mothers. cdc recommends that pregnant people revooef the covid-19 vaccine. i encourage people to talk to their doctors to determine what is best for them and their baby. a lot of people have been waiting for that announcement. growing after wednesday s deadly police shooting this one in north
news fortunately we have 3 people in the room who have the answers to these questions melissa ryan a digital strategist strategist who studies online toxicity and extremism and writes the weekly blog control all right delete i love that name jody westby a legal expert on privacy and computer crime and the founder of global 6 cyber risk and jennifer brody who has worked on programs combat online dissent from asian and works at the digital rights group access now thank you all for joining us today where you have some fun with this one i think so let me just start with with you melissa censorship or free speech how do we draw that line between what we see is the you know my right to say what i want to do and the question of basically becoming the source of conspiracy theories and false is i think it s really important that we consider the frame of speech and who social media empowers the tech companies have consistently made policy. that empower the already powerful so what happ
hi i m steve clemons and i have a question is there a way to protect free speech on line while fighting misinformation and disinformation let s get to the bottom line. a lot can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on it shoes the saying might be a few centuries old but it certainly rings true today anyone anywhere can publish anything and if it catches on there s no stopping what it can do either for good or for evil so how can people be protected from the nefarious manipulation of information and the disruptive promotion of false hoods by governments and organizations or should fake news be allowed to compete in an open market with real news fortunately we have 3 people in the room who have the answers to these questions melissa ryan a digital strategist strategist who studies online toxicity and extremism and writes the weekly blog control all right delete i love that name jody westby a legal expert on privacy and computer crime and the founder of glo
step up the war on drug cartels after gunmen kill 9 americans in an ambush. a top ally of donald trump has altered his testimony in the impeachment inquiry gordon song wins now admits the u.s. president offered a quid pro quo with ukraine to investigate a political rival in newly released transcripts the u.s. envoy to the european union acknowledges that american military aid to ukraine was contingents own investigating joe biden trump is accused of pressing ukrainian president zelinsky in july to launch a probe in surprise an ant to son hunter over corruption allegations transcripts of kurt volker the former special envoy to ukraine. have also been made public investigators have summoned trump s chief of staff movie but he s unlikely to attend since the white house has told us officials not to comply i did you castro has more now from washington d.c. the transcripts reveal that a key witness has reversed his testimony regarding the question that is at the center of this impe
hi i m steve clemons and i have a question is there a way to protect free speech on line while fighting misinformation and disinformation let s get to the bottom line. a lot can travel halfway around the world while the truth is putting on it shoes the saying might be a few centuries old but it certainly rings true today anyone anywhere can publish anything and if it catches on there s no stopping what it can do either for good or for evil so how can people be protected from the nefarious manipulation of information and the disruptive promotion of false hoods by governments and organizations or should fake news be allowed to compete in an open market with real news fortunately we have 3 people in the room who have the answers to these questions melissa ryan a digital strategist strategist who studies online toxicity and extremism and writes the weekly blog control all right delete i love that name jody westby a legal expert on privacy and computer crime and the founder of glo