google google cannot simply hidd its algorithms. big big tech's algorithms and sh engines only do what humans and companies like google tell them to do. just as big tech needs and wants data on all of us, the american people need and want data on big tech. they need it to profit. we needed to protect free speech. and i hope that today google will start to answer some of our questions fully and candidly so that we can assess how we can work together to protect the robust marketplace of ideas that american political discourse has been built upon. senator coronel. >> thank you, mr. chairman. the counter says july 16 but it feels like groundhog day and the united states senate. a little more than three months ago the subcommittee held a hearing to explore allegations of anti-conservative bias in the tech industry. my friends on the other side were critical of witnesses from facebook and twitter. they claim a vast conspiracy to silence conservative voices. after listening to some of the comments from that hearing you might think that som

it's not somebody at google. >> but google the google put in this presentation so it presumably to reflect -- >> the discussion that is going out in general and society about whether platforms in general which have on the one hand in many cases the mission and the goal of trying to be available for free speech for new voices and for diverse voices to be heard and on the other hand creating places where certain kinds of speech, violent extremist speech as an example which is clearly potentially damaging and threatening to society and to the community of users is not permitted. a natural tension that exists and i think it's not our quote but it's not an unusual thing to expect companies to be thinking about it. >> my last question for the first round. you had repeatedly made reference to violent extremism and hate speech. one of the companies that has been commoditized by google repeatedly is prager university. dennis prager will be testifying on the next panel. mr. prager is in my judgment a highly learned erudite individual who studied a great many issues and in my experience i have always

but google could care less. i would like to introduce senator hirono's counsel to summarize his discourse. that will give you insight on this. >> thanks, andy. andy was gracious enough to be a witness before our subcommittee on the constitution of the judiciary committee a few weeks back now. through that relationship, i about the difficulty he has had learned more about the difficulty he has had on getting some of the videos down. we have had some back and forth since then with google. they have been willing, when flagged by us, to take the videos down. as andy said, we don't think that is the right approach. we're trying to work with andy and others to put together a more efficient process so that google takes a little more ownership of this. we are continuing down the process. we submitted questions for the record recently for google to explain the process a little more. we are hoping to get more clarification on that and better answers as to why they cannot seem to solve the problem. >> and you will have a l

we have had some back and forth since then on google. -- with google. they have been willing, when flagged by us, to take the videos down. as andy said, we don't think that is the right approach. we're trying to work with andy and others to put together a more efficient processing google -- process so that google takes a little more ownership of this. we are continuing down the process. we submitted questions down the -- for the record recently for google to explain the process a little more. we are hoping to get more clarification on that and better answers as to why they cannot seem to solve the problem. >> and you will have a list of those questions, we will pass those out momentarily. as i said in my testimony, thinks to section 230, -- thanks to section 230, google has complete immunity. therefore, has no incentive to respond. that is why they sandbagged, lie, and otherwise obfuscate the truth. it came to me the next day. their faces had a look of seeming innocent the wilderness. -- be wilderness. either feigned or ingrained. they were a modern-day

and google's own properties. second, design. will more than any company influences the design of our members content. google's web browser chrome is responsible for 60 percent of the traffic on theweb . therefore publishers design their websites to work best inside of google's browser. with the increase of mobile device usage, google even developed its own code for the mobile web which promises even better search results or the publishers who choose to adopt it, furthering their grip on the web. third, data. personal data is collected and used two micro target users across the web as cheaply as possible . our industry opaque data-driven ecosystem as mostly benefited intermediaries, primarily google. at the expense of publishers and advertisers. last month for the first time we saw empirical research that demonstrated this. google's revenue concentration ties directly to its ability to collect data in ways that no one else can. it's important to understand google owns the top five domains on the web to track us on

parent company alphabet previously revealed that google would try to do you rank r.t. we are working on detecting this kind of scenario you're describing and again the ranking the ranking those kinds of sites it's basically are put nick are the 2 and there's a whole bunch of coverage about what we're doing there but we're well aware of it we're trying to engineer the systems to prevent it we don't want to ban the sites eventually google responded that it doesn't have an insider ranking system search is no use to set a political agenda and we don't bias our results to with any political ideology but the latest revelation from project veritas could make these promises less reassuring google and twitter and facebook and other in the social media and big tech and arena have the ability to filter news and filter content for a generation that does is accustomed to doing less thinking for itself than let's say the generations of 10 and 20 and 40 years ago so i think google has way too much power remember in our country in theory we have strict laws about disguised corporate c

google, he has much more difficulty with google. with youtube, with their platform called blogger, he can't even get a response and the honor network is set up as a quote unquote google trusted slider and they just basically again, they make decisions on an ad hoc and arbitrary basis. >> there are pieces of legislation as well as discussions that would target section 230, either broadly or specifically making some of the amendments you're asking for. have you endorse any of the particular pieces of legislation that are out there. >> i haven't seen a lot other than i know there was, there's a push and i think the original premise of this subcommittee hearing was to address bias by social media companies and google in particular , against conservative viewpoints and it was clear to me that they talk about it, but i think thanks to senator hirono, she pointed out that the real issue here and the real victim is people like me and david hogg and the parkland families, sandy hook, you name it so i think that what they're trying to do, sen

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china, russia and google. you can throw in a few other silicon high-tech titans and you just about have it covered. it to me is very disturbing that we are hearing that the justice department is not going to prosecute james comey and suggesting -- i'm inferring he may get off scot-free, so will john brennan, james clapper and the whole corrupt mess that was the fbi and justice department leadership you you have the i.g. look into this. it's very clear he was leaking classified internal documents. the question is, do we have these laws for a reason? if they are just show we should just get rid of them. this is a prime case. the leak was done explicitly to get the appointment of an independent council which is what -- independent counsel. and that's what happened. it's designed to elicit a response. and you can't use leaked material to manipulate people which is what we have here. lou: so much corruption on the part of the deep state elites to overthrow the president of the united states. they sure as hell ought

president trump today tweeting google ceo, assured him that google was not involved with china's military, and did not help hillary clinton in 2016. but after hearing from former google engineer, kevin, our conversation with peter schweizer here, president trump treated, we're watching google very closely, joining us, sebastian gorka. best selling author. let's start with google and the game that it is playing. your thoughts about whether or not the ceo of going to sell to be believed -- is to be believed. >> lou. if you believe the ceo of google, i have a bridge to sell new connecticut. google's whose moto used to be, do no evil, has beki become facy or of evil regimes, they mess with powerful search engine in world, they are working hand in glove with the communist dictate or shideckdid dictatorship in b. it is outrageous and appalling. lou: legendary, peter, saying that they have divided loyalties at best. the idea they would work with the people's liberation army of the people's republic of china, against the interest of the united states, and not work with our military at all, sugges

they make up half of google's workforce. a better approach for google when it comes to contractors? laszlo: yes, you should hire them as employees. emily: you think you should hire all of these temps as employees? laszlo: i think in general, you should. we have someone working part-time for us and i said i would rather have you as an employee on the books, with benefits. and i can see situations where you sort of try before you buy. you don't know if the person is going to work out. there are some jobs that are like that, right? also if you are ramping up and down rapidly, you don't know if as a business, you are going to invest for the long term. but no, i generally think if you are going to employ people, you should employ them. emily: what if they say it is too expensive? laszlo: if the company says that? emily: yes. laszlo: i think that is just the cost of doing business. emily: all right. you mentioned at the beginning of this, that there were times at google where the biggest problem was the last of this -- the lobster bisque was cold. now you have employees complaining about

for its google systems and there was a flemish news agency. reported on these contractors. reading or listening and transcribing these google voice calls and so there could be quite a number and we actually are unable we don't know how many there are and we're unable to quantify so one might be asking then why would anyone use these devices in full disclosure i love my alexa i don't use google home or siri though and all of those are what people are talking about so here is one heath on twitter who uses these devices he says i use them for timers calendars reminders news updates trivia games general knowledge questions phone call smart home control weather reports the list goes on and on he says privacy is less an issue with these devices than functionality i actually want these ai systems to become more conversational and less robotic asking google home for a search is no different to me than typing it into a browser window when it comes to privacy alix what do you make of that last part of heath's comment there he's comment is absolutely cor

mark: looks like they are looking at google and google's business -- biggest business which is research and advertising. what we reported today is looking beyond the usual suspects of characters and rivals in yelp, oracle, they have been complaining about google for years. sounds like we have reporting the doj is talking to other news publishers, other ad tech industries that have complained more quietly about google's display advertising business. it is so dominant there, and they make the claims that google has been behaving anti-competitively. google is being investigated, but we don't know if facebook is being investigated. kirk: if they're looking into the broader ad industry, facebook is number two to google. emily: let's talk about the ad averages that sound pretty awful. it doesn't sound like they're good for facebook's bottom line. kirk: no, they are not. and they are really bad if you are an advertiser. the whole point i was told to set the reason you do these campaigns is because you want to do them accurately. if a certain image or video you're pushing is not actually resona

radical new rules in force at google with the tech titan telling employees not to engage in political debate at work. and leave a british sudanese man who's been languishing in jail in sudan without charge for over $100.00 days condemn as they put it the british foreign office is a disappointing response. from r.t. h.q. monday evening at 10 here in moscow my name's column by welcome to world news from r.t. international. first off then the french president has opened up about an era of tension and conflict heading into the g. 7 summit which is now wrapped up. hold a news conference with donald trump in southwest france where both leaders played down any apparent rift. 1st of all i would like to thank president trump and all the heads of state and government present here for the extremely productive work and very productive discussions we've had since saturday evening together i want to thank you very much mr president for the incredible job you did this is a truly successful g 7 there was tremendous unity it was great unity president across the state to the leaders only managed to agr

and radical new rules in force at google with the tech titan telling employees and not to engage in political debate at work. or broadcasting live direct from our studios in moscow this is our day international i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. all right the french president has opened up about his air of tension and conflicts heading into the g. 7 summit which has it now wrapped up our emmanuel macron earlier held a joint news conference with donald trump in southwest france where the leaders played down any apparent rifts. be the model of the 1st of all i would like to thank president trump and all the heads of states and government present here for the extremely productive work and very productive discussions that we've had since saturday evening together i want to thank you very much mr president for the credible job you did this is a truly successful g 7 there was tremendous unity it was great unity. president micron has stated that the leaders are only managed to agree on a one page declaration from the summit or to tried to be insecure takes a closer look at how the m

you can't do an interview without talking about your work at google and google, one of the issues google has been face something criticism over how they handled t.v.c.'s, contractors, you've got senators just today sending a letter to google c.e.o. calling on him to make these employees full time. they make up like half of google's work force. is there a better approach for google? when it comes to contractors? >> yeah. i think in general you should hire them as employees. emily: you think he should hire all these temps as employees? >> i think in general you should. so, for example, we have somebody who is working part time at humu. they're a recruiter for us. i work reached out and said, i'd rather have you as an employee with benefits and goodness. i can see situations where you try before you buy. you dent know if the person is going to work out. there's jobs likes that. also if you're ramping up and ramping down rapidly, don't know if you're going to invest for the long term, but, no, i generally think if you're going to employ people, sudden you -- you should employ them. emily: wh

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i haven't been at google for a while. i was excited when we came up with five months of full pay maternity leave. that was a groundbreaking in the u.s. at the time. not so much in canada. they have better. we think that is important. it is a special time in someone's life and you should care for that child. at humu, we have a year. you shouldn't have financial pressure. emily: are people taking it? >> we have two. one just came back to work. the first one took six months. they just came back. it was amazing. we will see about annie. emily: it is interesting, some of the things where you have full control, you're doing it differently. why? >> one of the things about leadership, this is one of the things i learned that my last job, if you're lucky enough to have a large brand behind you that carries responsibility, like spider-man's uncle, with great power comes great responsibility. there are certain issues that you should speak out. it is also true that inside a company, if you are not the founder or ceo, you have limited

google for twitter off the table. the reason is the concentration of the large market share they already have inonline advertising. google accounts for close to 50% of internet ad spend in some markets. they wouldn't be allowed to increase that share. >> reporter: tmahaney doesnk google can do relatively smaller deals to build out theou growin business as it looks to close the gap with industry leaders with amazon and microsoft. google's new cloud chief ias ma clear that acquisitions will be an important part of his strategy recentl announcing that google will buy a data analytics company called looker for $3 billion. fory "nighsiness report" i'm josh lipdone in san francisco. >>> an auction blunder. on friday we told you aut this rare 1939 porsche that went up for sale in monterey. it was set to fetch $20 billion. a misunderunderstanding. the bidding started at $13mi ion but the giant screen displaying bids showed 30 million. when it hit 14 million it showed 40 million. when it got to 17 million and it showed itisayi

that is in particular to google. when we think of the functionality, especially google hitting 93% accuracy, what does that mean for the average person? the average person uses these for only three things, the music, the weather and a timer. but google is a great example of the information category, it does exceptionally well. if you ask, for example, what are the side effects of cough syrup? it will answer that. googlearts to matter for long-term is that people start to realize these devices avenue a more use case outside the three areas they use it today. that is where it becomes a bigger deal. emily: we will be watching as the market gets bigger. loup ventures gene monster, good to have you on the show. ♪ coming up, state and local governments will have to spend big ahead of the 2020 elections, that what they have the resources they need to do so? we discussed, next. this is bloomberg. , next.iscuss this is bloomberg. ♪ at comcast, we didn't build the nation's largest gig-speed network just to make businesses

google apps. it is clearly something where a lot of consumers, their default is thinking about search, maps, browsers, they automatically think about google. emily: shira, you have a great piece out about the history of android. you remind us that even at the very moment android hit the market, steve jobs was pissed. willquote from him -- "i spend the last dying breath if i need to and i will spend every penny of apple's $40 billion to right this wrong. i will destroy android because it is a stolen project. i'm willing to go thermo nuclear war." how does the argument that steve jobs is making inform what is happening right now? shira: interesting question. the argument jobs was making was two-fold. one is android is a stolen project. that is how he felt. it was an open ripoff of the iphone and apple's strategy back that was to sue these android proxies like samsung and to stop them. the other point jobs also made was android was kind of this horrible mess. it was bad for consumers because it was i

on top of that recent leaks by google employees sparked accusations of widespread political bias in the company from manipulating search algorithms to fit a liberal agenda i see google executives go to congress and say that it's not going to be late it is not political and i'm just so sure that's not true to punishing those who oppose the company's political why one former worker of google even said he was fired for being conservative when i joined google i saw a lot of employees being mistreated interviews. and harassed for sharing conservative views or just for questioning company policies maybe one of the most powerful companies in the world but it seems when it comes to controlling its own staff management just needs to google it there are always guidelines governing employee behavior of course but this these are unusual guidelines because they're specifically at targeting political speech now that i've not really seen and that it's just tremendous concern because what they're really doing here is when they're trying to suppress political speech by employees they're really trying to

google is just a catalyst for what is a vision that has existed for so long. to make google says it plans to be in san jose for the long haul, committed to creating jobs near transit and building up to 5000 housing units. 25% required to invest in affordable housing funds, $250 million for the bay area. if the million dollars for homelessness and anti- displacement grants. during the presentation protesters, one by one, began shouting. police had to step in and guide the mount. >> i think that there is rate opportunity here, and we are very sincere about that. hopefully we can keep working together at this. >> critics worry google's plan to bring in 20,000 employees will drive up the cost of housing. >> i can't afford to live a decent life in this area. >> san jose has both the housing crisis and job deficit. >> city leaders say they are developing anti-displacement strategy to include spanning tenant protections and increased funding for homeless prevention. >> this is a much bigger issue than just the deer done station area. >> google will now submit its pla

and google gets an earful. the search engine rival blasts the company for requiring them to sign nondisclosure agreements to join the android option. claims they are strong-arming the competition. first to our top story. what a difference a day makes. major markets have closed in the green after monday's record-breaking losses. that follows increased trade tensions between the u.s. and china and the tech turnaround is partly due to apple, tesla, cisco leading gains. the s&p closed up 1.2% while the nasdaq closed up 1.4%. but should tech investors be popping the champagne just yet? joining us to discuss, bloomberg senior market editor michael regan. should they? mike: i would not pop the champagne, but they can at least breathe a little bit of a sigh of relief. tech was the leader on the downside yesterday, mainly because people saw that fix the chinese currency sunday night, monday morning china time. it was a dramatic move, the weakest fix for the currency on a percentage basis since 2015 and it allowed the cu

google's management has had enough after contending with so much bad p.r. over the last year the bosses have decided to say no more politics on the shop floor while sharing information on ideas with colleagues helps build community disrupting the work day to have a raging debate of a policy so the latest news story does not primary responsibility is to do the work we've each been hired to do not to spend working time on debates about a number of topics the company's new guidelines demand that employees stop insulting demeaning or humiliating their coworkers and others plans are even already in place to hire a team to moderate coworkers internal message boards and while political debates are generally frowned upon at work google's earned quite the reputation. and. on top of that recent leaks by google employees sparked accusations of widespread political bias in the company from manipulating search algorithms to fit a liberal agenda i see google executives go to congress and say that it's not going to be late it is not political and i'm just so sure that's n

is most concerned about parent lee even starting last year google began. to restrict access to documents by its own employees so i think if you look internally in the company you'll find that they're probably doing much more extreme things to try to get their employees under control then we're aware of i don't think it'll work i think it will backfire. next is a story about a family of a british sudanese man who's been held for over 3 months in the sudanese prison the strongly condemning what they call the u.k. government's disappointing lack of action over the case goes noam is calm while he was imprisoned after criticizing the african nations transitional military council on social media but later he was cleared by prosecutors of any wrongdoing. the chance to speak to one of mr ahmed daughters but is continuing to tension. on the 11th of may 6th year old. british sudanese citizen was arrested and detained in khartoum despite a prosecutor finding him not guilty of any alleged crimes the sudanese authorities refuse to release him i've come to liverpool whe

you have tulsi gabbard who is claiming, suing google, claiming censorship. there are a lot of examples from the left and the right about this perception of broad-based censorship or suppression and it is important that we point out those examples on the left, but i do think conservatives tend to be a little louder on this issue because there has been this long-standing issue that in the conventional media that conservative voices have not been heard, so they are vigilant about these rings. cases whereenty of they said they violated community standard or terms of service and have been taken down from outlets such as "huffington post," which has had more videos put behind the same barrier that dennis prager is complaining about then he has. peter: why isn't there a conservative or all-everything facebook type page out there, where everybody can post anything? patrick: i don't think a lot of people would like to use a product like that. if anybody can post anything on a platform like that, you are going to get a lot of spam, you were going to get obscene images

, and google's work with china and the chinese military. peter thiel is the founder of talent here the co-founder of pay pal and a facebook investor and board member. he joins me. >> the crux of the argument is that the crown jewel of google's r & d effort are the artificial intelligence technology, and this ai means a lot of different things. it could be used in a lot of different ways but it clearly has a lot of military applications for processing satellite images, helping create process data, automating drone warfare, cyber warfare all these ways at ai is a dual use thing, like nuclear technology has both military and civilian uses. there was a project contract that google was a part of, where it was supplying this ai february noology to the u.s. military. it pulled out from that as a result of employee protests, inside google. at the same time, google has it's a major ai research lab in china, where even though it's not working directly with the chinese military, in effect, all the technology gets handed on to the chinese military, and