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Speaker 1: The Worldview with Adam Gilchrist catch up with news from

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Speaker 1: elsewhere in the world. Adam, you would have been around

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Speaker 1: in the eighties. I don't know if you remember the

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Speaker 1: movie Look Who's Talking? And Look Who's talking to? I

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Speaker 1: imagine we could call this one Look Who's not talking? Yes?

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Speaker 2: Or are they? Yes? You don't need John Travolta. And

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Speaker 2: was it Kirsty Allen?

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Speaker 1: Yes, Ali, Kristie.

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Speaker 2: Ali, that's it? Yeah, absolutely, yeah. They don't appear to

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Speaker 2: be taking part in this particular exchange. But we do

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Speaker 2: have Donald Trump overnight telling us that he absolutely Iran

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Speaker 2: wants a deal. They just don't want to admit they

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Speaker 2: want a deal, whilst Iran is immediately saying no, they

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Speaker 2: have not taken part in any negotiations, and also with

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Speaker 2: Donald Trump says if they admitted to a deal, it

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Speaker 2: might mean the leaders get toppled by the people. Well,

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Speaker 2: isn't that what you wanted in the first place. But

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Speaker 2: the contradictory quotes of Donald Trump have been extraordinary. There's

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Speaker 2: a much bigger catalog than this, but these all some

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Speaker 2: serious change your tune moments. In the last three weeks alone,

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Speaker 2: We've won the war. It will be a short term excursion.

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Speaker 2: The war will be over very soon. We're not leaving

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Speaker 2: until the job is finished. Add all those up to

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Speaker 2: they make sense. We don't need any help. I'm demanding

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Speaker 2: countries come in to protect the Strait of Homus. It's

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Speaker 2: their territory. No, the straight up, Homos does not belong

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Speaker 2: to Germany or Denmark. Oil prices will come down. They

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Speaker 2: told me oil prices will go up. I was offered

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Speaker 2: two aircraft carriers by the UK Prime minister. We don't

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Speaker 2: need them joining after the war is already won. You

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Speaker 2: don't need a cease fire when you are literally obliterating

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Speaker 2: the other side. That's only a couple of days ago

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Speaker 2: and one from yesterday. Make of this what you will

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Speaker 2: from Donald Trump again. Iran's leaders have all gone. No

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Speaker 2: one knows who to talk to, but we're talking to

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Speaker 2: the right people. I don't know, do you?

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Speaker 1: Yeah? My favorite was won you was asked about didn't

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Speaker 1: just say you obliterated their nuclear capabilities last year? And

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Speaker 1: then he says, yeah, but that doesn't mean they can't

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Speaker 1: go dig and find things. And then it's well, do

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Speaker 1: you want to look up the word obliterated. Let's stay

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Speaker 1: with the US. Adam A US courts social media decision.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, and you wonder about the knock on effect of this.

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Speaker 2: So what we have here is a Los Angeles jury

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Speaker 2: handing down an unprecedented win for a woman who sued

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Speaker 2: Meta and YouTube. Basically, she blamed them for a childhood

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Speaker 2: addiction to social media and said it has seriously harmed

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Speaker 2: her mental health. The jury has agreed a young woman

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Speaker 2: known in court as Kaylee. I don't know if that's

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Speaker 2: a real name. I don't think anyone does, but twenty

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Speaker 2: year old Kayley has been awarded six million dollars compensation

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Speaker 2: could get another thirty million dollars in damages potentially. And specifically,

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Speaker 2: the jury agreed that Meta was seventy percent responsible and

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Speaker 2: YouTube thirty percent responsible for the harm that has been

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Speaker 2: caused by social media. We know that there'd been all

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Speaker 2: sorts of bad effects, all sorts of reports telling us

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Speaker 2: about anxiety and depression from too much time, et cetera,

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Speaker 2: et cetera. So given that a jury has now ruled

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Speaker 2: on this, the implications in America are potentially thousands, maybe

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Speaker 2: even hundreds of thousands of similar cases, which will be

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Speaker 2: very expensive and much more than just six million dollars

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Speaker 2: whilst not legally binding in your country or my country,

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Speaker 2: or indeed anywhere else in the world. But you wonder

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Speaker 2: if maybe this is a precedent and a template for

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Speaker 2: other countries.

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Speaker 1: How many likes did the story get, Adam, I wonder, right,

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Speaker 1: talk to me about uh, hug a go hero.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, a huggergo hero who has just won the George

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Speaker 2: Medal in the UK for an act of civilian gallantry.

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Speaker 2: It's an extraordinary thing. This this actually happened three years ago,

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Speaker 2: but he's just got his medal now. Nathan Newby had

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Speaker 2: gone to hospital in Leeds with a chest infection and

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Speaker 2: popped outside for a quick vape. Not the best thing

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Speaker 2: when you got a chest infection, but anyway, he was

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Speaker 2: standing outside the front of the hospital vaping away when

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Speaker 2: he noticed this rather agitated bloke not very far away.

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Speaker 2: He looked very really very nervous, A bit sweaty, discombobulated

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Speaker 2: would be the words. So he went up to this

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Speaker 2: guy and asked him what was up, and then noticed

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Speaker 2: there was a bag at this man's feet and man

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Speaker 2: would now know to be Mohammed Faruk. He asked him

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Speaker 2: what he was doing. He said he had a bomb

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Speaker 2: in his bag and was intending to kill as many

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Speaker 2: nurses as possible inside the hospital in Leeds, Nathan Newby thought, well,

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Speaker 2: he'd gone over in the first place to ask him

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Speaker 2: how he was because he was thought he'd be kind.

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Speaker 2: When he saw the bag with the bomb and the

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Speaker 2: bloke's still looking very nervous, he said, would you like

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Speaker 2: a hug? So he gave Mohammed Farruk, later jail for

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Speaker 2: thirty seven years for an act of terrorism. He gave

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Speaker 2: him a right good, warm manly embrace, which seemed to

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Speaker 2: take the pressure out of the situation where Mohammed Faruk

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Speaker 2: then said I'll call the police, and the police then

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Speaker 2: got involved. He actually pulled a gun at one stage

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Speaker 2: Faruk but then gave himself up. So as Nathan Nuby

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Speaker 2: now s says, he feels like, you know, never mind

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Speaker 2: the trip to the hospital, he just felt like he

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Speaker 2: was right time, right place. A simple act of human

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Speaker 2: kindness toned down a terrorist and probably saved hundreds of lives.

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Speaker 1: The milk of human kindness will leave it there. Adam

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Speaker 1: Gilchrist this Morning's Worldview