Name: 国家安全保障 (National Security)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T07:11:26.000Z
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to the past of the '70s and '80s when there was a creature

A guy named Fred Friendly got things started on PBS.

I guess this is a subtle plaid --would pose hypotheticals

to one another and to a distinguished panel of guests,

and to see where the hypothetical plays out.

how we would actually process it were we in the role

We have a number of folks who we're about to introduce them

they are going to bring to today's hypothetical.

First a warning that should not be needed on a panel involving

This is being webcast live to an audience of indeterminate size

and may be used against you at any later time.

And I also just want to thank a number of the people that

have been involved in pulling together today's hypothetical.

That includes Samantha Bates, Jordy Winestock Adi Kamdar,

Lydia Licklider and others from our rare search group,

Anybody else to thank for pulling together

Alex MacGillivray, class of 2000, let's start with you.

You have a, not only checkered, but colored and kaleidoscopic

a coder before law school a coder during law school.

ALEXANDER MACGILLIVRAY: I really should just let you struggle.

JONATHAN ZITTRAIN: Well, you ended up at Twitter.

But I feel like there was something in between.

ALEXANDER MACGILLIVRAY: I did Wilson Sonsini and then Google.

Google as a lawyer, working on the Google Books project.

JONATHAN ZITTRAIN: Which was a great attempt at a success.

Then [INAUDIBLE],, then general council of Twitter,

And then the White House, which everybody loves.

JONATHAN ZITTRAIN: So thank you for coming out

of your senescence to join us today on the panel.

Cindy Cohn, currently executive director of the Electronic

By way of disclosure I should say I'm on the board of that.

Cindy, what else should we know about your background?

I guess you might want to know that in the 1990s,

I helped free encryption from government regulatory control,

making an argument that code is speech protected by the First

Amendment and the government's regulations on code

JONATHAN ZITTRAIN: The days of the clipper chip.

CINDY COHN: That would be crypto wars part un.

JONATHAN ZITTRAIN: Which we are now farther along the line.

JONATHAN ZITTRAIN: Well, thank you for your service.

Alex Abdo, former torts student extraordinaire,

who then went on to the American Civil Liberties Union,

Any highlights we should know of from your work?

ALEX ABDO: If you think the president shouldn't block

critics on Twitter, then you should follow our work

the action of @realDonaldTrump blocing people.

Or is it more the direct messaging they're looking for?

ALEX ABDO: There's a bit more to it than that.

There is a constitutional principle at stake.

I want the right not to read the tweets that I'm allowed to see.

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