Jimmy Carter celebrates his 100th birthday

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🗓️ 1 October 2024

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We'd love to hear your thoughts on the podcast. Take the survey at wbur.org/survey. Israel has launched its first ground invasion into Lebanon since 2006. NPR international correspondent Ruth Sherlock joins us. And, misinformation about the election is spreading online. Renee DiResta joins us to discuss the Stanford institution she helped lead that aimed to fight election disinformation until it also became the target of disinformation. Then, Oct. 1 is Jimmy Carter's 100th birthday. Longtime radio host Diane Rehm interviewed him more than 10 times and joins us to reflect on his legacy

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0:28.0	The displacement is huge.
0:30.0	In a country of 6 million, more than a million have been displaced in the very short time that this has been happening.
0:35.8	It's a huge challenge for Lebanon.
0:37.8	We get a view from Beirut as Israel starts a ground invasion into 11.
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1:02.2	Today on the show, the whack-a-mole effort to fight disinformation and misinformation
1:09.2	with an Orwellian twist, a scholar whose job was to battle election disinformation is herself
1:17.2	targeted with disinformation. Just over and over and over again the same types of
1:22.1	rumors appear and they go viral in exactly the same
1:25.5	way which leads to a question right which is what should we do about it and then
1:30.2	Jimmy Carter turns 100 years old today, the longest living former president, the first
1:38.7	to hit the Century Mark.
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