Quick question for you, why is this not getting more airtime?

On Friday, the State Department released a report into its probe of Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server

and found, quoting the Washington Post, no persuasive evidence of systemic,

deliberate mishandling of classified information.

Right-wing media hysteria is going on about this for years,

but this to me feels like a Friday night news dump.

Yes, there were some headlines.

Yes, there were some TV segments.

But this feels like a very anticlimactic end

to a story that's been raging for years.

The panel is back with me now to discuss that and more.

You know, I suppose, you know, Friday night, what can you do?

It comes out on a Friday, comes out on a Friday, but I think it's the job of newsroom.

What is Facebook's responsibility when it comes to protecting privacy? What is Facebook's

responsibility when it comes to misinformation, disinformation? Those types of

ethical questions are what the students were grappling with and we were hoping he would talk about.

Let's put on screen some of the bullet points from this speech, especially around political

ads because ultimately Zuckerberg said, when it comes down to these thorny questions,

we're going to err on the side of free expression

he says tech companies should not be the ones deciding which political ads can run and cannot

run here's some of the rest of what zuck said

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