>> good evening and welcome to america's late news, fox news at night, i am trace gallagher los angeles. breaking tonight, coast to coast crime with very few consequences, i imagine kids using baseball bats to attack moms and nannies in a well-to-do california community. a series of mass shootings across the country, that left several dozen injured at least a dozen dead. we are live with more on the shootings in the suspects and the numerous victims, roxanne hogan, will get the social take on what is happening, ryan claypool, as always has legal

analysis. we began with mary and rafferty live, with the latest in a frightening string of attacks in san francisco marion good evening. >> good evening violent we can across the nation not to shoot his terrifying residence it was known as san francisco stroller alley, mothers and nannies say they have become a target of my violent muggings at the hands of the gangs and kids wearing masks and will willing baseball backs. this doorbell camera video you see, obtained by "the san francisco chronicle", shows one of the incidents where the woman was attacked by a male wearing a ski mask. other two women were reportedly assaulted last week, by youth who allegedly struck a woman with a bat, and a number that was it in the face. san francisco police believe the group that is responsible for 11 thefts in the final week of june alone. the know we valley areas won of san francisco's wealthiest communities. known for young families average home, is valued at $1.7 million. robberies in the san francisco bay area are up nearly 12%

compared with the same period last year. one san francisco supervisor is saying pandemic related school closures may have pushed the teens to a breaking point. telling the telegraph those couple of years were school was erratic or nonexistent, everyone was under stress parents characters were also under stress, that was probably impacting vulnerable communities, anyway adding the lingering impacts that will likely be felt for a generation. police are saying they've arrested at least one juvenile male suspect in connection with the attacks. that arrest comes one month after a group of 19 were arrested in relation to a crimes perry has sought 35 robberies, and the assault of a 63-year-old woman. >> very scary,. >> marion thank you was bring in california gop delegate roxanne hold criminal defense and trial attorney ryan claypool welcome both, rick sent you first, it's amazing you watch the kids are going to the wealthy neighborhood, attacking nannies,

and moms with baseball bats? they steal whatever they want to what you think is happening up there? >> well it is a complete breakdown of civilization right? when you encourage behavior, you get more of it, and when you do not punish it, you exacerbate that. this is just mob rule, sadly i fled the country in the 70s where we experience that. americas decided to do the same especially in san francisco. >> it is amazing brian to you, you look at this at the heritage foundation said the following quote people do not report these crimes, because when you have a da who was pro- criminal, and not going to enforce the law, the cops are going to go out and arrest somebody when they know the case is going to be no paper. meaning you are not going to do anything. you've talked about a lot right? over the months that we've been doing this right? you've talked about it and said that's a problem, these kids feel like they're empowered. >> well you have to go back a decade, we talked about a couple weeks ago. it started in san francisco in

2011 he was the prosecutor. he refuses to prosecute juveniles, refuses to prosecute misdemeanor, and on felony see what is them down, doesn't allow it to be level. what it does, it creates a license for people to commit crime. there are no consequences. >> yes, it really is, you see these gang crimes roxanne, you know when the going to the stores, 17, 16, 18-year-old kids they know they will not get prosecuted. the people who put them up to these things, know they will not get prosecuted. so they all walk in to the cvs or whatever, did steal whatever they want to walk out, they know that the way the game goes. >> it got complete immunity, they know that thing is going to happen, while no more than anyone else, mom has really fought against covert restrictions and we know the damage edited to the kids. it did not turn them into baton wielding thugs overnight. we've got bigger and deeper problems happening. >> brian you talk about boo dean is out, policies are just being

implemented. how long does the state for the legal equilibrium to be found to see if cisco? >> a long time, why because we have two other problems as if this is cities, you have got the phone the police as happened of this and you have statuary cities, where illegal immigrants they won't even be sent over to ice. you're a triage going on in the silly i will tell you trace, 2024 is gonna be big in the presidential election local and state collections are going to be get educated and they need to elect and prosecutors that will enforce the law. >> you feel the same way rox roxanne, 2024 be big in california? these local mom issues? >> that is who locked us down, that's what keeps these mobs on our streets, that is who really taking away public safety. the president has nothing to do with that. >> stand by both you both you thank you, we are getting new information on the string of mass shootings over the holiday weekend, some appear to be

targeted others appeared to be random. matt fenn is live with more on that part of the story matt good evening. >> good evening, in philadelphia, the gunman accused of shooting to death five innocent people, and injuring five others, including a 13 and a 2-year-old boy. appear before a judge today. 4-year-old was arraigned on ten charges for ten victims. prosecutors say on monday he wore a bulletproof vest, and was carrying an ar style rifle and a 9-millimeter go stand on. when shot random people on the street, and philadelphia's king assessing neighborhood. authorities say the housemates he frequently flashed guns, and wore a bulletproof vest, and describe the shooter is becoming more and more agitated in recent days. >> if you see something say something. there are other people living in the house. that observed these behavior. i just think that maybe if somebody had called or gotten

some kind of help for that particular person it could have been avoided. >> and shreveport louisiana, at least three people were killed, ten others were her, and a black party shooting last night. police say witnesses were not cooperating. another body was found this morning, police say is also likely connected. and at a block party in baltimore on sunday, 30 people were shot, two were killed, many victims were children. in the nation's capital, i mass shooting of about 20 minute drive east of white house drive this morning. i nine in a 17-year-old were sent to the hospital. the victims were targeted in a drive-by shooting. and in tampa bay fuller, grandfather, 7-year-old grandson, shot at in a truck killing the boy, police say that shooting stemmed over an argument, about jet skis. >> and on it goes matt finn thanks this get the final taken the panel roxanne old ryan claypool roxanne you first, you got the list wrote it down gun violence in d.c., louisiana, florida, texas, maryland all

across the country different gun laws. a lot of people blame guns. not the gun people another one shooting it is the guns themselves your thoughts? >> i am a survivor of the las vegas mass shooting. and for years after distributing i thought it was all about guns right? now i think it is about mental health number one, and awareness, social media, almost all of the shootings if you look back you will see red flags, this is going to happen. we need to create mandated reporter laws. we all take a stake in this pick up we see something that is going to happen report it. if you do not reported that there will be consequences for you. >> what is your take on the roxanne? do you think mental illness? do you think revenge? to think that people? what plays into this? >> it's a bumper sticker but guns don't kill people people kill people. they will always find a way. i am from a country, where they stripped all the guns were we are having any revolution. and guess what? knives being killed by knives not great either. so i think we need to look at

the people, and the complete breakdown of good versus evil and what people should be doing, and the daily lives to support each other. >> yeah, we go back a lot and brian this is to you, when we go back a lot and look at some of the laws and got some of the guns they find, 80 or 90% of guns are illegal? is stop to it is hard to stop illegal guns from getting into the wrong hands. >> that's why you have to work in word, you have to get to the people that are closest to these mass killers. you have got to create a stake in their lives to report this, before it happens. i think that is the answer. >> last thoughts on this rox roxanne? >> paradoxically, mobs are run a month because big strong men know they have no one pushing against them. if you don't know who can be armed, then you are less likely to commit crimes like this. so actually conversely more guns is actually the answer. >> yeah roxanne houck brinkley will come up matt finn, marian rafferty, thank you all. first up and crime crisis front of deputy chris county georgia was killed in the line of duty

26-year-old tyee brown of military veteran was investigating a stolen vehicle when he was shot, the suspect then fled in the deputy's patrol car, but was later caught in a nearby county. now facing murder charges. >> they are not law enforcement keep in mind, if they don't know our local laws, they don't typically make local arrest. >> d.c. mayor bowser is dismissing because to enlist help from the national guard. after the deadly july 4 weekend that we told you about. the nation's capital is short on police officers the the one they have working double time, a brawl at the end of the golden cup game between mexico and qatar and san francisco left one man critically injured after he was stabbed in the neck. at the brawl happened in the section of supporters. please identify the suspect in the person of interest. a brazen robbery caught on camera at a jewelry store outside of los angeles. the store's owner wife and son,

witness for thieves crashed into the front of the store, jump out of the car, and break the display cases and grabbed items. and when the store older confronted them, they attacked him with a chair. police hope the video will help id the suspects even though as you can see, they are masked. >> breaking tonight justice department filed an appeal in the louisiana district judges ruling that bars and some major players in the biden administration from communicating through social media companies about users online posts. a group of republican states attorneys general brought a lawsuit over accusations that the administration plotted conservative views about coronavirus election security, and other issues also pressed. meantime secret service investigation underway, and to the discovery of cocaine in the west wing of the white house. on sunday, the incident president biden wasn't going to touch when questioned by reporters watch? >> let's bring in the dean of

pepperdine school of policy p peterson's always good to have you on it. a lot of enforcement officials tell political the following. this is about id the suspect. it is going to be very difficult for us to do that, because of where it was, you are talking about the cocaine right? even if there was surveillance cairns, unless you were waving it around, it may not have been caught, it seems like the first order of business is always for the administration to have low expectations like there is no way were going to catch this. no way were going to get information out of this right? it's always lower expectations and them and nothing comes out you just forget about it. >> yes it's an amazing story, i've been to that part of the west wing. what we are hearing, is that bag of cocaine, was put in one of those little cubbyholes where you are asked to put your cell phone.

and so one of the questions i have is how did that even get in there in the first place? second part of this, one of the stories that connect with a larger narrative for this white house, is that president biden although he has nothing to do with this, appears to have lost control of what is going on even within the white house grounds. we have that transgender male at that party that happened in the back of the white house. now we have this story. it just seems to be another story would president biden is disconnected from the white house. >> rhonda santos was asked about this he said this to tommy laren today watch. >> i have long believed that a lot of us believe that the biden administration has been blowing it on a lot of fronts but i guess it's a little bit more literal than i thought. >> yeah kind of tongue and she's right, it is really one of those ridiculous things, and the reason i say that is because, it just seems to me like this is a pretty big breach of security. what you bring white powder into the white house, they have to evacuate, that is a big deal. >> and what if it was anthrax?

that was one of the original theories that was going on. what it was a nerve agent. >> they had hazmat suits on they were legit going in, no idea what this was to your port sorry. >> right, so why if we are being told we should not expect to find out who put the cocaine year, i'll be in a place with the white house is unsafe? we don't know that even at some sort of terrorist threats like this, with anthrax, would also go undetected? >> really is amazing, move one federal judge limits biden administration contact with social media companies. the judge terry downey u.s. district court western district of louisiana. said the following, i am quoting, this targeted suppression of some conservative ideas is a perfect example of viewpoint discrimination a political speech. american citizens have the right to engage in free debate about the significant issues affecting the country, the evidence produced as part does not protect a dystopian scenario, and the evidence just talks about, when you talk about the

torture files and other things be, is ample. for lack of a better word. >> it is, i mean, it's 155 pages judicial opinion. i would recommend all of you listeners to read it. it really is breathtaking in its scope. the judge says not just the white house but the d.o.j., cdc, a number of individual leaders like the head of the dhs, my your kiss, really need to stop communicating with the social media companies. because of the disinformation that they are spreading, and it is not just about covert coverage, it is about the hunter biden laptop piece. it is also about people putting up messages about the president biden's economic policy. all of these different elements were suppressed by different actors, and the administration. >> 15 seconds that bottom line, not just about as you said covid-19, single subject, it is about everything, either side

you are on on the aisle, nobody should be able to censor dissent. >> absolutely right, this is the first amendment, and what the judge said in this ruling, is we really need to know that preeminent. and what we seen over the course of these last couple years is collusion between the ministration different agencies in different particular actors and department heads, and these different social media companies very disturbing. >> p peterson great everyone thanks. well tonight, mark zuckerberg, wrapped up big tech rivalry with elon musk, facebook parent company meta, my loss of microblogging app called threads. the new app plans to build off instagram user base which meant that also owns back and will likely become a tough competitor for twitter watch. >> this is a tremendous that you twitter, right, twitter only has 300 million active users, think about it facebook live went to 50 million users in 24 hours. you can only imagine out of

3 billion facebook users, and the 2 billion instagram users, how quickly they can get to 300 million users. >> foss business correspondent o'grady is with left on the big tech battle, this one to six and kelly get even. >> really is, we are already at 5 million sign-ups in the first four hours. we are up to the races. i am one of them i will admit. listen, twitter has seen smaller competitors. it was different about this, is threads as a scale of metal behind it. we seen a copy to talk with reels, snapple stories, so i played around with it earlier. primarily a textbased app just like twitter character limit is 500 versus 280 on twitter. link to instagram, so i was able to keep my same username, follow the same folks that i do on his grandma one click. it is attractive, that feature can help creators a following quickly if they can get their audience to migrate over to instagram. also like analyst call this a potential twitter killer that

meant that will leverage that user base and strong relationships that they have with advertisers, but of course not everyone is a fan, many are planning on did a concern. jack dorsey posted this. this is a screen stuff from the app store of data threads that will collect on you with a cheeky caption all of your threads belong to us. though admittedly twitter also tracks a number of the same workers. the largest timely picked comes when twitter faces a lot of challenges under elon musk. backlash for playing for jackson limiting the number of tweets uses. plus he's already taken a subtle jab at the dread launch. he tweeted this, infinitely preferable to be attacked by strangers on twitter then and delves in false happiness of high the pain instagram. fighting words, last thing i'll say, zuckerberg shares the vision to create an open and friendly public space for conversation. my immediate question who is policing open from the? >> also i would go back to the first thing you said 500 verse 280 characters. the charm of twitter is that is

quick and can save you gotta get it out. the whole thing is nobody wants this long opinion, are they going to find this cumbersome as the threats are going? >> i don't think so, 500 characters only double, i feel like when you treat you want to get a little bit more. so you will get more in one post versus the thread. people already loving it. >> also interested in, talk about it earlier, young people are moving away from facebook. and have moved away from instagram and that is locked to that right? and you have a lot of people that like the twitter thing, i am wondering if this makes people kind of migrate back toward meta overall? the overall platform thing? or do they it's like a bank account for me. the lesson you want to do is change bank accounts. it is a hassle. that's my thought. >> so what is so good about this if you are ready an instagram user it was so easy to sign up for this, my thought is instagram's picture base. not very text base. so that user base will be interested in this.

but they did get a lot of celebrities on it. so you know you will get some generation z on there. >> i know what you have a crazy one thing, the thread right what is it called? i twitter is called the twitter a thread is a post, but opposes the opposes the bits are on am confused? >> i am with you on this. i am calling it a post. but they are calling it a thread. i guess, a group of tweets in our language from twitter would be a thread. >> kelly o'grady great stuff thank you coming up first lady president biden is our education present. even though the national test scores are in rapid decline. common sense and cory the angeles will weigh in on that next. later in the night cap, told you about mehta's new threads app, you know the one hoping to dethrone twitter? now we want to know if you would switch to threads or stay on threader, or use both? let us know what you plan to do, and why you plan to do it.

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>> first up real news round up los angeles international airport is the sale of disposable plasma water bottles in an effort to cut down on plastic ways. the airport says it added 60 new water stations for refill reusable bottles. it is now encouraging for travelers to bring those instead. ben and jerry's used july 4 to slam the united states were "founded on stolen indigenous land. the ice cream retailer is well known for going all in on woke initiative, his birthday message

to the u.s. it was to return mount rushmore to the lakota sioux baruch san diego, opening so-called safe sleeping sites for homeless populations after banning tent and camping spaces. the city will be required to provide a bed for every person they kick off the sidewalk. so the city is now setting up these tent cities. here is the mayor. >> if there is a place for you to go, your answer cannot be know. this is about preventing disease this is about preventing candy fires, this is about keeping on house to people safe and violence in expectation of predatory drug dealers. making sure that i was sidewalks are passable, the parts are safe and clean. >> by the way the city's new safe sleeping sites have 0 tolerance for drugs or alcohol which traditionally do not go over well with the homeless population. >> fox news tonight, since department was was confused when first lady joe biden introduce her husband on independence day

as the education prejudice in. saying she always knew he be the education present because he knows how important teachers unions are. again, since is confused. are these the same unions that cap schools shut down during covid-19? the same unions that lowered standards hoping performance levels will improve? here is breaking news, performance levels are profiting. the nation's report card shows math and reading scores among 13 -year-olds fell to the lowest level in decades. 93% of students in baltimore public schools, could not do math at grade level. twenty-three of those baltimore schools not a single student can do math at grade level. in on it goes, early reading skills, at a 20 year low. for years ago one and five kindergartners were not any benchmarks for reading, no it is one in three. black and hispanic students, i party areas, the numbers are even worse much worse.

surprise surprise, as gomer pyle was a, high school dropout rates are sky high college enrollment rates are at record lows. common sense things education present as his hands full but at least he's not the healthcare present. yet. bring in american federation for federation for children senior fellow deangelis agreed to see was always very who would call themselves the education president in this climate? of education? your thoughts? >> i mean, it is gas lighting more like the indoctrination praising not the end education present. he says with the teachers union fought to keep the schools close as long as possible, and are focusing on the basics of receipt from the nation's report card scores, which are plummeting. they're focusing on indoctrination, teaching kids to learn leftist values to as opposed to math reading and writing, and look at joe biden during his speech in front of the nation's largest teachers union he was bragging about increasing the number of staff in the system, the system has

become more of a job program for adults. then education initiative for kids, democrats are owned by teachers unions, and this shows what joe biden nodding to them during the speech. >> big news in pennsylvania, quoting here, pencil vania governor josh shapiro will veto his own campaign promise of school choice and abandon his push for private school doctors in effort to get the state budget past through the legislature shapiro support for school choice was a rare policy position for a democrat, for a time a lot of people including you corey thought this might cross the finish line? >> gallo, governor josh shapiro came to the teachers union now he's promising to veto his own campaign promise. a bold strategy, we will see how that works out for them. bad political calculation for shapiro. over 70% of school parents in pennsylvania support school

choice, they already have existing school choice programs for low income students. and look at, parents are waking up they are figuring out a lot of the schools are teaching in ways that don't align with their values. they don't buyers are hypocrites either, just repair what to private school and sent his own kids to private school. now he is promising to line item veto a program that he included in education platform right before the election. >> marti's and wrote this about affirmative action in school choice quoting. opinion affirmative action can face racial disparity in education this can, if you are concerned about systematic discrimination you should find it unacceptable white parents have choices for their kids while black and brown parents don't. giving them what choice is a symbol of that that choice is a civil rights struggle of our time. it is a mess. >> yeah, you hear the left talk about systemic racism for all policy but they don't like but they don't talk about a for policies that they do like mainly government run school

monopoly. that is controlled by teachers unions that donate to democratic party. so of course they don't bring that same energy to the residentially assigned government school system. school choice affects all that. have the money follow the child and less advantaged families access better education as well. >> national education association on monday recommended teachers include the controversial book gender queer on their summer reading list, the book was featured in the nea great summer read for educators. i got 20 seconds left. >> if it wasn't obvious by now, the teachers union is an arm of the democratic party, full of money laundering, that they donate 99.9% of the campaign contributions to the democratic party. democratic party goes and pushes for more people into the system which means more dues paying members more revenue that go back to teach his unit back to democrats. complex money laundering scheme more people should figure it

out. >> yeah, great avion is always thank you. >> thanks. >> need time five people are recovering from shark bites suffered at beaches around long island. new york over the last few days. increase in shark encounters goes well be on the east coast. here is correspond. >> shark sightings and attacks spanning the east coast. this part of 58 sand tiger sharks spartan in water on long island for the july. worried beachgoers put their trust in lifeguards. >> they did a really great job the other day getting everybody out of the water. >> i trust the people working i also see if there is birds working and dolphins i look to see if the water is murky. >> long island is bracing to outpace last summer's hr contacts. this week alone, i've shark bites in only two days. >> it was alarming, we had to stay in water for a couple of hours they let her buddy back. >> according to tracking shots.com which reports shark attacks.

there have been 23 so far this year, to provoke but number fable. >> it is scary but honestly like it is what it is you know? this is their home. >> while unprovoked attacks are rare, experts say sharks are swimming closer to the shoreline than ever before to feed on small fish. >> five years ago we did not see sharks close every now and then before that, you would see a shot. now we are seeing in them regularly, that is our new normal. >> there are ways for swimmers to avoid to be mistaken for food. >> swimmers should only swim in like our protected areas, do not want to murky water, do not go into areas that have dolphins or other marine life. >> lifeguards and emt at new york beaches are not only using drones, they also use jet skis to survey water the summer. >> cp, thanks coming up 75% of the nation's youth are disqualified for military service, and this is on top of the military's current recruitment issues. but first, a cyclist balances a

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>> pentagon says less than one in four american young people qualify for military service causing increased concern u.s. military recruiting woes are creating a national security crisis. with us onset false foreign affairs committee member and republican representative from california young cam. congressman so is great avion, read this from the wall street journal will get your take. quoting, department of defense 77% of american youth are disqualified for military service due to a lack of physical fitness, low test scores, criminal records, including drug use or other problems if you are on the foreign affairs committee, this is got to be concern if you?

>> definitely concerning to me, again we just celebrated out to 47 birth of the nation. we should not take freedom for granted rate. therefore, we are also talking about military readiness, we need to be you know ready and prepared and equipped, our military so that we can't remain the best in the nation and america can lead and also countered those counting rising threats, but you know you don't have to be a defense at schubert that the ayatollah, or even puritan and north korea they don't care about race, or ethnicity, we need to win the students are ready and willing to step up and served in military, we need to encourage them to do to serve our country. >> they are not play by the result say that. to get to take in the breaking news today, fox news today quotes the u.s. navy stop the wrong, to commercial tankers in

the gulf of oman in the series of attacks. in seizures on vessels in the reading engine in 2019 the white house says it will be tolerated. you look at the iran deal, this is important as well make sure it is been happening a lot we make sure we have a deterrent is that a fair assessment? >> it is a fair assessment. right now first of all i want to thank u.s. navy for stopping and acting swiftly to stop these the rent navy from seizing our oil tankers. but at the same time, this is nothing new, the u.s. central command has said since 2021, that he ran has been harassing you know attacking or seizing our military merchant ships. and just in the month of april moment they have seized about what to tanks. so, this is extremely concerned, as a member or series of foreign affairs, this is something that we talk about, and this is the type of the behavior that i ran,

is definitely, this is a reflection of the type of resume that we have, and they think the fight biden administration is negotiating the nuclear agreement, with iran, this is concerning to me, because iran does not regard international law picked as you you wrote a compelling op-ed in the hell, it says the affirmative action rule in taking american gene quoting race-based education policies counter with values we hold dear and divide us into his nation. undermine global competitiveness and can prevent students from reaching full potential. expand on that i got 30 seconds. >> telling a student, i hope that everybody reads my op-ed, i telling a student is race matters more than your merit is sending a wrong message, so the supreme court decision is a win for all americans. look, i did not get to where i am because i am asian or a woman or different preference and background. i got it because i work my put

off, i think we need to send a message, that your determination and your merit matters more than the race or ethnicity or any type of different background. also because especially in california, we stop the affirmative action is in the park 209, as a result we see more increase in the students, entering uc and cs use and community colleges. because they worked hard to get to where they are at. to think that, minority students, cannot get into the colleges because of your background, it is an insult to me. >> people across america people believe that merit is the system that we should adopt. congresswoman things are coming on. >> thanks very was ravening. >> well, first out viral videos man driving down new york street. said he had to pull over when he noticed a cyclist writing with the tv on his head. the man continued taking video as a cyclist balanced the 45-inch screen with 1 foot on the seat and the other on the

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journalistic set we have to be on all these platforms to keep up with the latest trends. i ultimately think threads is going to be really strong and like the interface. and it is all in one tab. i was always a fan of the cable bundled now i hate we have everything everywhere this is nice. >> it's interesting when you say it is user-friendly because it seems to me you were talking about 500 characters versus 280 for twitter? interesting that you think yeah i want a little more space to be able to vent on those times is that fair? >> you know me i am always login on there so it's great. >> matt fenn you can as they put it in a move? >> i downloaded it, and have not spent much time on it tonight it looks remarkably similar to twitter. the interface of similar. i think that elon musk has become a polarizing figure recently and i noticed people talking smack on elon on twitter singly see you later i'm going to threads. >> talking to kelly about it earlier matt and maybe can jump

in. my kids, the younger people are moving, they moved with facebook around. they are moving away from instagram and take doctors and be on snapchat. every once in a while the post something for the birthday or instagram not a daily thing. i wonder if that will hurt you think? do you think that will push a lot of people with with. >> i think like kelly said we used to have the cable bundled now there are different options on social media. the young you get the more interested you are in these newer social media platforms. i noted on any young person who use facebook anymore. that's for my mom truthfully. >> right, marianne? >> i'm still on facebook. >> i am too. >> i will throw that out there, i just got on 10 minutes ago, so far so good, i am not getting off twitter. i want to see how they compare i will give it time. i already have followers. i have ten. is anybody out there hey numeral followers. >> read will be giving us other things, i was just wondering if you would get rid of twitter would you consider at one point?

would you need them all? >> i really agree with karoly you need them, you need them all. so i will see how they compare i will not get rid of anything especially right now. >> roxanne whole, do not a journalist but? >> i'm old ones have learned something i'm done i am staying on 20. but you know what, twitter gave life to all of these moms, who had nowhere to turn and who were abandoned and ostracized during the last three years. i am writing or die with team reality on twitter. >> what apple you use put it up on the screen twitter 91%, trade 3%, 9% and 16% both, amazing susan randy says twitter is complicated a newbie to navigate. i have been on for a while, but don't use it regularly pick up on the shallow ice they were twitter i believe in free speech i don't care for the way liberal metal run things, and cj never felt twitter was user-friendly, it annoys me always is as. joy never switch many people on

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