This is something we’ve got to be very serious about, and understand, and then we need to move forward.”Īfter showing an excerpt from the interview, CBS’s Gayle King noted the interview hadn’t been set up to specifically discuss the controversy over the events at the Capitol and the subsequent removal of Parler from the App Store. “I think it’s key that people be held accountable for it. QPYyoDVFv7Ĭook said that he thinks it’s “key” for people to be held accountable for what happened last week: See more of interview Wednesday on when he'll announce a major new initiative, that's not a new product. #EXCLUSIVE: spoke with CEO Tim Cook about the assault on the Capitol and what he thinks needs to happen next. Capitol, saying “it’s key that people be held accountable for it.” In addition to the announcement, Cook also addressed last week’s events at the U.S.
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More details about Apple’s REJI announcements can be found in our full coverage right here.Apple CEO Tim Cook will make a “big announcement” Wednesday morning on CBS This Morning. You can watch the full clip form CBS This Morning Below, which also includes more comments from Jackson and Cook, below. We know that the talent is already there, we know that these students are trying to do what every student does: propel themselves to a better future and a better life.” It’s a place for Apple and other companies to plug in to the HBCU talent pool. The Propel Center will be a place for all HBCU students and the surrounding community. “HBCUs have a history of turning out the leaders in our community. For the country, I hope that we enter a stage in our country where we’re back to bipartisanship.” Lisa JacksonĪpple VP Lisa Jackson also joined CBS This Morning to talk about Apple’s newest Racial Equity and Justice Initiative announcements, including the new Propel Center in Atlanta. Whether what year it is, it’s to do as much as I can to help other people and enrich their lives. This is something we’ve got to be very serious about, and understand, and then we need to move forward.”įinally, Cook was asked about his goals for Apple and his goals for the United States in 2021:įor me, it’s always the same. It really affects you here (gestures to heart).” I felt like I was in some other form of reality or something. Probably like you, I couldn’t believe what I was seeing either. He also talked specifically about the insurrection that occurred at the United States Capitol last week: It’s not gonna go away unless we do something about it.” “When you either experience those sort of things or read about those things, and then apply them to what you’re seeing today, there was systemic racism, there is systemic racism. Both of these changed the course of time and changed the course of my life. When I was eight years old, the riots at Stonewall happened. When I was five years old, John Lewis was beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge. “Clearly, I think anybody that was alive in the periods of time that I’ve been alive in the 60s and 70s, and growing up in that period, you first-hand witnessed it. When asked by King about what prompted him to “pay attention to systemic racism,” Cook pointed to many examples throughout his childhood: On the motivation behind Apple’s Wednesday REJI announcements: While Parler has since found a new host, the future of the service remains unclear. All we’re asking for, Gayle, is that he meets the terms of service.”īut in addition to Apple removing Parler from the App Store, the service was also dropped by its hosting company Amazon. What do you say about that concern?”Ĭook: “We have terms of service for our App Store, and some of those terms of service he’s in violation of. King: “The CEO, as you know, is raising issues about his right to the first amendment. King: “So they could get back on the store? They could?”Ĭook: “Yes. Our hope is that they do that and get back on the store.” They need to step it up on the moderation.
There are some incitements to violence examples on there. Cook explained that Parler has issues around moderation, and that if the company chooses to implement a moderation system, it could come back to the App Store.Ĭook: “Parler has some issues with moderation. On Parler:Īlongside similar decisions by Google and Amazon, Apple made the decision last week to remove the right-wing social network Parler from the App Store. Cook joined Gayle King to talk about Apple’s new Racial Equity and Justice Initiative announcements, the decision to boot Parler from the App Store, and more. Following a teaser clip of the interview yesterday, CBS This Morning aired its full interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook today.
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