brian stelter has been following the story. this is a latest in the facebook series, they know about the damage, the disinformation shared online and don t do anything about it or in this case it seems hid that information. there are so many comparisons to big tobacco, to decades okay when big tobacco companies were revealed to have known their products were addictive and deadly. facebook rejects those comparisons but keep coming up. the whistle-blower is testifying before a senate subcommittee tomorrow. she will be speaking out on capitol hill and already lined up a chance to testify in the united kingdom as well. what we have in this situation is an insider saying what so many of facebook s outside critics have been saying for years. now you have someone on the inside who is working as a product manager working on misinformation trying to combat facebook s problems. she came to conclude facebook was not going to do so, that the situation was getting worse and
most people have a good experience on facebook and instagram and for the people who don t, we re trying to improve that, fix that. the broader question though when there s a product so addictive that s warping our brains and minds that is used by billions of people, is it bigger than anyone can control, has the monster become too big for facebook to control? it s an important question. brian stelter, appreciate it as always. lisa banks is an employment whistle-blower attorney represented former capitol police chief and dr. rick bright. it s good to have you with us this morning. based on your experience, what happens next here? well, i think the whistle-blower will continue to expose what she briefs to be wrongdoing and through congress and the sec and all likelihood continue doing it through the
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that inflation story. it s a factor that i think is an important kitchen table piece of economics because you feel this every week or every two weeks when you fill up the gas tank. i think the bottom line from the opec meeting is don t expect the big players like saudi arabia and russia and the big opec players to be rushing out there to pump a whole bunch more oil to ease this crisis. iranian oil and u.s. shale makers are not there yet to even fill the gap quite yet in this covid world. it s a cartel. they raise and lower the prices based on their interests. and if they keep it where it is, they make more money per barrel. it s as simple as that. yeah. higher oil prices, $8 0-a-barrel oil is something producers like to see. you also want to if you pump more then you can make even more money. that s also an incentive to try to pump more, as well. all right, appreciate it. thank you. you re welcome. a shooting at a philadelphia hospital early this morning. a man is accused o