c. steve is going to have you with this, do you have any idea why your account was suspended? well i dont know for sure because twitter never notified me of and any reason something just popped up on my account saying that it was suspended in later there was a another message popping up saying i was permanently suspended. it de, obviously had to do with a tweets of that i had been putting out about the other journalists who had been suspended for tweeting about an account that that follows. the elan must jet, that itself had been suspended. so this was a growing, larger and larger and it's obvious that i was one of those who fell victim to what appears to be of a pretty arbitrary and inaccurate description of why we were um, um, banned. yeah. be because musk has been it has been claiming that that journalists have bins suspend their accounts, have been suspended because they've been committing dock seeing. but i mean, just to set the record straight. you and the, the journalist who's accounts were suspended last night. you were not publishing any real time information about an

c. steve is going to have you with this. do you have any idea why your account was suspended? well i don't know for sure because twitter never notified me of any reason. something just popped up on my account saying that it was suspended. and then later there was another message jo popping up saying i was permanently suspended. it de, obviously had to do with a tweets of that i had been putting out about the other journalists who had been suspended for tweeting about an account that that follows the ellen must jet. that itself had been suspended. so this was growing larger and larger. and it's obvious that i was one of those who fell victim to what appears to be a pretty arbitrary and inaccurate description of why we were em mom band. yeah. be because it must, has been, it has been claiming that that journalists have bins suspend their accounts, have been suspended because they've been committing dock seeing. but i mean, just to set the record straight. you and the, the journalist who's accounts were suspended last night. you were not publishing any real time information about

you can watch that entire event on her website, c-span.org. steven charleston, south carolina, reacting to the news. "certainly happy for griner, but this is surely a one-sided victory for the russians, which will encourage future detainments." peter in albany, new york. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. this whole situation reminds me of a line from katt williams. he was speaking about brittney griner and how she is a minority over and over. she's african-american, a lesbian. she is an olympian. she is seven feet tall. culturally speaking i think joe biden did the right thing and pushed to get her out. she was too young to spend 10 years -- i'm not sure about the facts of paul whelan and how the circumstances -- obviously w should get everyoneut that is unjustly detained. if trump really had power he would have called putin right now and got someone released. he would not have done that even when he was in office unless it was politically advantageous for him. . that is all i have to say. host: kevin in ridgeway, illinois. good morning. cal

o is now back to the future is now the incoming c, e o. steve jobs was the same one, he was ousted out of apple and then brought back at apple. and so i'm just, you know, it says so the kind of chemistry, the dna of that kind of leadership. but in the last few minutes we back, i'd really like to get a snapshot of how you look at silicon valley today and, and what are the guide? marx is you, we talk to a lay public, it's out there trying to understand whether or not the benefits coming down the road to morrow are as great. and his wife changed because right now we're getting a picture of a lot of fraud. we're getting a lot of picture of a lot of you know, mistakes that have been made and you know, excessive ceo leadership in certain ways. what do you think is, are the areas of silicon valley that we should be have confidence in and what areas give you concern. steve, the good thing about silicon valley and the bad thing about it is that it keeps burning down and having to reinvent itself. what happens is that the silicon valley was actually in se

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he denies any wrong during however, c v host and political commentator steve mansberg believes the arrest doesn't give the prosecution a chance to use anything back when fried could have said in congress. in that case, the southern district of new york are usually takes a lot of time before they, you know, they got to investigate a case and then they eventually make an arrest. this was done like that. that's number one number to think about this out a year. and if he had testified before congress on tuesday in washington, the way he was supposed to have testified and everything he said would have been under oath tech needs to he would have been under oath and all of that could have been used in a case line by the prosecution, by the people who arrested him on, in a case against him for our plan. so the prosecution all the stock 20 in the defendant. the suspect that the purpose of the person they have under, under a wrestling from incriminating himself. usually that's what the defense team would do if he's sitting there and testifying, and a republican asked him, i want you to name all the

you can watch that entire event on her website, c-span.org. steven charleston, south carolina, reacting to the news. "certainly happy for griner, but this is surely a one-sided victory for the russians, which will encourage future detainments." peter in albany, new york. caller: hi. thank you for taking my call. this whole situation reminds me of a line from katt williams. he was speaking about brittney griner and how she is a minority over and over. she's african-american, a lesbian. she is an olympian. she is seven feet tall. culturally speaking i think joe biden did the right thing and pushed to get r out. she was too young to spend 10 years -- i'm not sure about the cts of paul whelan and how the circumstances -- oioly we should get everyone out that is unjustly detained. if trump really had power he would have called putin right now and got someone released. he would not have done that even when he was in office unless it was politically advantageous for him. . that is all i have to say. host: kevin in ridgeway, illinois. good morning. caller:

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believe the platform over the last couple op weeks has become a platform of c hate, of dissension, and ind i regret that. >> stevet she said? descent, now you can descend. that is the problem. >> they dominate hollywood, they dominate the media, they dominate twitter until elon muss bought it.d they cannot stand it.it the sliver of the media that is not liberal, and we were talkin earlier about the borders but one of the reasons much of the i people are yelling and screaming is because they don't know. i watched in the morning and cut it over to the other networks, they don't even cover it. most is oblivious. about the people on twitter complaining about bills and border coverage, well, isn't this talking, doxxing atioinformation to have this dre footage crossing the border trying to equate it to what elon has done? and stop doxxing of other humans? >> steve: that is the word of this conversation is theev argumente:s don't make any sens. i want a trgo play this becauset was really interesting to me. he is on the shows today and they are fluffing him up about a presidential candidate but also but also ron desantis

. >> fridays at 8:00 eastern c-span brings you afterwards where nonfiction authors are interviewed by analysts and more on the latest book. tonight steve case shares his book with the rise of the rest he talks about his efforts to start opportunities and spur innovation and jobs around the country. he is accompanied by a ceo. watch tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. ♪ clicks joseph clark is with us this morning. he writes for the washington times he is here to talk about the elon musk and his release of the twitter files. why are they being called the twitter files? twitters blacklisting, if you will, and it sits in with his claims or his goal of creating a more robust environment at twitter. that's part of the reason he took over the platform, that's kind of his first foray into doing that. host: what do these internal deliberations reveal about that? guest: there was no question that they did suppress the stories of the laptop before the election. the new york post story was published mid october 2020 going into the election. but these documents that were released to, and extensive twitter thread does of conversations going on around

eastern, c-span brings you "after words," from booktv, the program where authors are interviewed by journalists, legislators, and more on fire latest books. tonight, entrepreneur and aol co-founder steve cates shares his book where he talks about efforts to create start up opportunities. he is interviewed by "atlantic" magazine's ceo. watch tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> during his inaugural address, the new governor of hawaii talked about his plans to combat homelessness in the state and the ongoing spread of measles. he previously served as hawaii's lieutenant governor. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the ninth governor of the state of hawaii, joshua green. [cheers and applause] josh green. [cheers and applause] governor greene: before i begin, i'm going to fix this. -- this first teleprompter. [laughter] much better. aloha. in my speech before we start rolling where i have to recognize many of the people that were not yet recognized by the lieutenant governor. need to recognize the people i love are the most first. i need to recognize my wife jamie and my son sam. thank you for everything you have done in my life. [applause] i'm lucky to have my father here toda

c-span now. on book tv's author interview program, afterwards. entrepreneur steve case talks about his efforts to create startup opportunities, spur innovation and create jobs around the country. he is interviewed by atlantic magazine nicholas thompson. afterwards it is with rolfing guest quotes with the latest work. lessons from the book. but let's begin with steve case. how did the cases end up in hawaii and what did you learn from growing up there that would inform this book? i grew up in hawaii and born and raised there of my parents were born and raised there as well as our family. it goes back really over over a century. i think they had sort of a pioneering spirit. so they go to this new place, which was long before it was even a state. i think showed that sort of an entrepreneurial know kind of interest and kind of pioneer and kind of leading into the future. so that probably helped inform some of my thinking in terms of the journey initially around trying to stand up the internet and make it part of everyday life. and then more recently trying to level the

c-span now app. you can also watch any of our programs online and any time at book tv, dawg. hello, steve. how are you today? great to be with you. i'm delighted to be with you, too. i've got to just say. thank you. this was a fabulous read. exciting interesting fun and also a the best travel guide and the most

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he called your former colleagues, steve baker , the c—word live on air.a isn't there well it as it is i actually think highly of christian think he's a capable he's an interesting thinker but he's an interesting thinker but he is as political a as gb news is and i think while i like gb news so much it's clear that your political whereas some other outlets pretend that they're impartial of all the people i was interviewed by when he was still interview , i he was still interview, i thought jon snow was one of the best and fairest interviewers and that he would give a socialist as tough a ride as a conservative. but jon did not have conservative views, and i thought i thought he managed to get it right by not hiding views, but by being fair. when you were being interviewed, not everybody is good at doing it . everybody is good at doing it. as jon snow was . definitely not as jon snow was. definitely not jacob rees—mogg great having pleasure. have a very merry christmas. thank christmas to you too. thank you . but coming you too. thank you. but coming up, is

he called your former colleagues, steve baker , the c—word live on air.a isn't there well it as it is i actually think highly of christian think he's a capable he's an interesting thinker but he's an interesting thinker but he is as political a as gb news is and i think while i like gb news so much it's clear that your political whereas some other outlets pretend that they're impartial of all the people i was interviewed by when he was still interview , i he was still interview, i thought jon snow was one of the best and fairest interviewers and that he would give a socialist as tough a ride as a conservative. but jon did not have conservative views, and i thought i thought he managed to get it right by not hiding views, but by being fair. when you were being interviewed, not everybody is good at doing it . everybody is good at doing it. as jon snow was . definitely not as jon snow was. definitely not jacob rees—mogg great having pleasure. have a very merry christmas. thank christmas to you too. thank you . but coming you too. thank you. but coming up, is

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what dte at do they see versus what do we see, it may be steve doocy or peter doocy can find out what they do see. [laughter][cliday spirit. charity clapped her. here'se the thing about the agek question. this is drives me nuts, tyrus. joe was in a special 2030 years ago i was your typical hack patch on the back politician go along and get along. he love the perks of being a tyr politician frequencies like in the perks of being ak presiden. it is the same behavior. i think the age thing gives him a cushion because nobody wants to attack the age thing which are common ages? or trying to focus on our racism we have time to jump a into ageism. this too many isms for me. but he gets a pass. i don't think is that because the vp can't speak either. you've got to play music to her staff to convince yourself she is a beatnik poet messing with us. i think it's more of the factst they don't prepare. one thing he has been consistenn on through his entire political career he goes with whatever is good for joe. right now he seems to feel theth progressive ways his way but does not read the teleprompters. they run it, he do

c for brightness. i like to use them all! olay. face anything. - hi, i'm steve. - i'm lea.n north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. [lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago. as i got older, my hearing was not so good so i got hearing aids. my vision was not as good as it used to be, got a change in prescription. but the this missing was my memory. i saw a prevagen commercial and i thought, "that makes sense." i just didn't have to work so hard to remember things. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> who the hell are you really? some security guard who's watched too many action flicks? some loser ex-cop stuck in the mall playing dress-up with fat kids pissing on your lap? >> a little more complicated than that. >> not to me it's not. because i want to make it my personal mission, my holiday to-do list, to find you and to end you. >> that is a terrible thing to want for christmas. maybe you and i should discuss that in person. santa claus is coming to town. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: there you go, that's david harbo

eastern, c-span brings you "afterwards" from book tv, nonfiction authors are interviewed on their latest books. this week entrepreneur and a.o.l. co-founder stevease shares his book "the rise of the rest" where he talks about his efforts to create startup opportunities, spur innovation and generate jobs around the country. he's interviewed by "atlantic magazine" c.e.o. watch after words fridays at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. >> senate majority leader chuck schumer held a news conference on the democratic party's expanded majority following senator raphael warnock's victory in georgia's runoff election. majority leader schumer talked about the campaign strategy in the mid-terms. senator warnock's victory over republican herschel walker gives the senate the majority when the new congress meets in january. senator schumer: good morning, everybody. and it is a good morning. >> a great morning. senator schumer: a great morning. and thank you for being here and i'm here with the great amazing gary peters who led the dfcc in such a great way. they say all good things come to those who wait. and this outcome is absolutely worth the wait. after one year, 10 mo

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: the win puts the bucs at the top of the under achieving c south five wins and 8 losses on the season. those are your headlines, guys. >> stevee tank. >> ashley: i don't have much. >> brian: scores and touchdown and win and call a penalty, they back him to the 8. right, ted? back him up to the 8-yard line and scores again. it was unbelievable. >> ainsley: he looks like he is slimmer. >> brian: he does look thin. i feel like he has turned the page a little bit. if there is enough talent on that ross tore get to the post season. i think he feels like the worst is over what a hellacious start? and the bitcoin stuff with ftx. >> brian: everybody remembers the first time you endorsed bitcoin and lost everything, right? >> steve: i don't know many people who did other than tom brady and pete hegseth. >> brian: and they are the same person. >> ainsley: how much did pete put in? did he ever say? >> steve: whatever it is it's less than that now. >> brian: i saw him at fridays waiting tables. >> steve: lost so much he is also working saturdays. >> ainsley: all the suspenders and the buttons? yeah he worked four days in a row. >> steve:

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c coveredca.c.com. >>> all right. this is going to be a die si 24 hours for the warriors. we do not know the extent of steph curry's injuries. steven mri storm on his injured left shoulder. let's take you to indianapolis. third quarter, here's the play that might change the season. curry trying to make a defensive swap. puts the hand of the ball, but he grabs his shoulder. he left the game. he could miss several games. and there he goes. fast forward to the fourth quarter. draymond green gets his second foul of the game. that's an ejection. final minutes now, the warriors came within four points, but the pacers would just put the hammer down. indiana wins this game 125-119. the cal bears are 0-11 in college basketball. they're the only winless d-1 team in the country. cal plays at santa clara on sunday. the 49ers today, team buses leaving levi stadium headed to sjc. they play in seattle tomorrow. this is a short week. there's also health issues for the rookie quarterback brock purdy. he's listed as questionable, but most think he's going to play. if the 49ers win tomorrow night, they win the division and are guaranteed a playoff s

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c. right now, but he doesn't have a 218. i will tell you, mehdi, that momentum began shifting earlier this week towards speaker steve scalisea, simply because for the same reason mccarthy withdrew in 15, he can do the math. and the math isn't there for mccarthy. but this will be very undecided going into tuesday. mccarthy has now suggested, he is willing to allow only five members to decide whether or not to offer a motion to vacate the chair, meaning your speakership hangs in the balance every single day, if five members was to remove you. he also now suggested to marjorie taylor greene that there will be a special committee for investigations, not just all the committees they already have, but mccarthy still can't get there. i don't think he does. i think it's a steve scalise, or somebody else, on a multiple about situation. >> intriguing, no kevin mccarthy, let's see. basil, do you agree with that? do you think mccarthy will never get the gavel that he so desperately craves? >> i don't know if i would say never, but i'm really curious to see what to know, we'll, if he does, what promises, how much will he sell to actuall

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yes, you guessed it, steve barclay's restated his commitment to contingent c planning during the meetingay much the of unison leader christina magnay. she stated her organisation wasn't being given any room for manoeuvre on pay and therefore had no but to take the strike option. i'm going to set a strike action again in january. our political reporter olivia utley joins me live in the studio now with the very latest. what's going . yes, so we latest. what's going. yes, so we were speaking the leaders of these three unions who went in to meet steve today and are not happy at all they were hoping to some negotiations on pay but actually the meetings were purely about sorting out emergency critical over the next few days which also doesn't really seem to be sorted . the really seem to be sorted. the meeting was only half an hour long. they weren't happy at all that steve but clearly scheduled an speak to them. so an hour to speak to them. and so essentially no further essentially we're no further ahead.in essentially we're no further ahead. in fact, if anything , ahead. in fact, if anything