top of the hour, i m alisyn camerota. i m victor blackwell. the message from whistleblower frances haugen is that facebook should declare moral bankruptcy and seek help from congress. she testified in front of a senate committee today sf. she s the former employee of accusing the social media giant of knowing how harmful their algorithm is for children and our entire democracy. i believe facebook s products harm children, stoke division, and weaken our democracy. the company s leadership knows how to make facebook an instagram saver and won t make the necessary changes because they have put their astronomical profits before people. congressional action is needed. they won t solve this crisis without your help. cnn s donie o sullivan joins us live from capitol hill. so i mean, she just put to words what many people have been fearing for years about the algorithm of facebook, that it does much more harm than good, so where are we and what can lawmakers actually do? re
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
what is, we reveal our big satellite plus and why i feel like a child stuck in the middle of a divorce. i can t wait to get to that book first, a spending spree showdown in washington. president biden marked $3.5 trillion in spending and more than 1 trillion for infrastructure but nancy pelosi delays because of division among the moderates and progressives in the democratic party. biden is going to work like hell. you think by thanksgiving this will be done by thanksgiving? i think it will be done by 2:27 a.m., i think it will get done. part of getting back to normal fax year next year. she wrote in a letter to democratic colleagues, more time is needed to complete the task. not democrats want free community college for all illegal immigrants, they want 12 million for government electric cars and $3 billion for free equity. you heard me right, moderates won t support does have branding belt, progressive s want all 3.5 trillion. the two wings of the party, there
we re glad to as mentioned on fox & friends. we re waiting pope francis to give his easter blessing. so happy to have you with us on this day of hope, a day of renewal and day of forgiveness. rachel: we think of the resurrection, the meaning of why we re on earth, our salvation, i ve been thinking a lot this morning about christians persecuted around the world. christianity remains the most persecutorred religion in the world. a special prayer for all of those in china, in africa, in you know, all kinds of places around the world. in cuba for example. people who cannot do as we re doing openly celebrate the resurrection of christ. pete: a wonderful point. something to contemplate today, especially with a world so much awry. the fact we can sit on a couch and profess the name of jesus christ we take for granted. so many places they cannot. beautiful images from vatican city. we believe the spoke will speak. there will be real-time english translation we will bring as well. a
america s newsroom, i m dana perino. that news broke overnight. bill: remember what nancy grace said last week. need to take the house down to its studs. bill hemmer, good morning. police bringing heavy construction over the weekend digging up the suspect s backyard in a methodical search for more evidence. heuermann has pleaded not guilty. homicide detective ted williams says this could be a classic case of a serial killer hiding in plain sight. this was a dr. jekyll and mr. hyde. rex heuermann who lived in new york was an architect, a pillar of the community. in the daytime, but at night and when his family was away, he was a sex chasing sex workers. dana: nate foye is live outside the suspect s home in massapequa park in new york. what do you have this morning snow this is the 11th straight day investigators have been at rex heuermann s home looking for evidence. you mentioned the new york post reports over the weekend they found a soundproof room in the home