. >> check out square shares getting flushed after the earnings reports and ceo jack dorsey speaking on the call and we'll bring you the very latest. plus curdleaf sending that stock soaring. more marijuana mergers could take the space to pot paradise he'll break it all down when "fast money" returns >>> welcome back to "fast money," shares of curdleaf after the pot giant acquired cure partners which owns a big marijuana brand called selected in an all-stock deal nearing $1 billion. curdleaf's executive boris jordan gave us the details on "squawk on the street" today >> it's bringing together the two largest brands in the united states on the east coast it's curdleaf and on the west coast it's select and it's the largest dit butted wholesale brand in the country and it was like buying coca-cola for $1 billion and it was over 6.5 billion and it's today's price and it will have 2018 revenues of $205 which makes it the largest revenue company in the world in cannabis >> more than $6 billion worth of big pot deals have been inked in year and with so much wheeling and dealing in the space

people off the list that's his way of saying that they were fiddling with his follower numbers now dorsey explained that as part of twitter's efforts to clean up the site a lot of fake accounts and bots have been killed and so follower numbers are being affected for people across twitter but this plays into donald trump's suspicion which exists amongst other conservatives that somehow these big tech companies are out to get the american right correct yeah this is an ongoing conversation happening on the american right that twitter google facebook they're all out to suppress their presence now have to see given the number of pick and changing algorithms there is a case to be made for more clarity in how online platforms function which way to really get into trouble however is when it fails to take action in cases where the rules are clearly being violated take trying for example he regularly treats tweets sexist racist and insightful messages jack dorsey however has clarified that twitter does hold public and prominent leaders in to a different standard earlier this year he said we believe

all institutional investors big companies like sam soon facebook already mentions investing jack dorsey founder and c.e.o. of twitter adopted the native internet curan see already we see disappointing tech i.p.o.'s were failing so people are reallocating the assets to emerging opportunities like b. it's going and we see next year to half thing so inflation will be cut in half and it becomes one of the most rarest assets in the world right now feeling many more investors what it does the say the native internet curiosity it yeah it's not mainstream yet though is it and when when will it be yes i think the adoption comes from companies like for example some soon releasing their flagship phone the s 10 by default in bad a book chain wallet or the wallet and enable currencies like this but also bitcoin to be featured on there and make it very easy for people to buy those assets and come cycling days and buy nans and others are all making that infrastructure much more accessible for pretty average joe so can you safely say it's no longer just a way of profits he is plunking their money in so

dorsey banks on the defensive yet again today the board of the beleaguered bank faces off with investors after the share price gets an all time low that's a good mounting legal and corporate trouble. also coming up transport ministers from around the world discuss how we get from aid to be in the future we go live to the international transport for on in life the. now the u.s. bicycle sector calls on the president to back pedal on this call for new chinese parents. this is v.w. business i'm going on in berlin welcome well have all those stories for you in a moment but 1st we start with early results from the world's biggest democratic exercise the indian elections where incumbent prime minister in the run draw modi has a clear lead after counting began thursday morning indian markets soared on sciences' hindu nationalist b j p would remain in power the bombay stock exchange's sunsets hit another record high crossing the 40000 mark for the 1st time shares had already risen sharply in recent days despite modi being accused of coming up short on his economic agenda during his 1st tenure ana

you want her to stawnd for you, and she will. >> stephen: but michael dorsey not so much. >> absolutely> stephen: yes. but dorothy michaels is actually a better person. >> absolutely. he starts with a con and ends with a conscience, and that's because of dorothy michaels. >> stephen: wow. >> yeah. ( applause ) >> do you want to write that down? >> stephen: that was nicely done. backstage visits at broadwayeard legendary, and i'mreu ha en on brdwimes. one r you. >> opening night a couple of days another carol burnett came backstage. yeah!t at's going on. >> i immediately-- yes, that's that. i went down to the floor, i started, you know, genuflecting. she gave me a huge hug. she said things, many of which i don't remember from the live moment, but someone recorded it. >> stephen: oh, that's lovely. >> it was one of the most gracious women that i've had the pleasure of speaking to. >> stephen: she's absolutely lovely. >> she's absolutely lovely. and hilarious and warm and i can't say enough good things. >> stephen: now, you also, people know you, even if they don't recognize you, they know

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and apparently trump asked jack dorsey why obama has more twitter followers than him [ light laughter got awkward when jack realized pressing the mute button doesn't work on people in real life [ laughternd applause he's like, "he's still talking still hear you." some more news about the president. nancy pelosi says congress obably won't impeach trump but that doesn mean she's letting him off the hook there's plenty of ways to punish trump besidest. impeachm take a look at some of her ideas.fi t there's no screen time between 3:00 a.m. and 7:00 a.m [ laughter ] her next idea is to send a a bunch of ladders down to the mexican border [ laughter ] pelosi also might put a cuss jar in the oval office and donate the money to women's health clinics [ laughter ] [ cheers ] she might also make it so trump can only put his name on buildings in 12 point fontht [ laug ] [ scattered cheers ] and if all else fails, permanent golf partner, robert mueller there he is. [ cheers and applause that - 12 point font got you? 12 point font got you. i love it. >> questlove: yeah election field is abou getth

is more safety and security so we never expected something like this and we never thought in here dorsey in something like this but at this first time i still cannot believe the government has been ever strong scrutiny and. to make sure they want to syphon noble. terrorist act again. while we can be sure it can't happen again. and we can run away from. praying together to make sense of what happened for them that means believing that fire eats wife and the other people killed and now in paradise. we the faith teaches us that if we push owns the. photo of our patients we will get the word from god as well so faith has the biggest hurdle for coping. in this kind of situation. this christ church community center is full of the work of sewing machines the women are busy making head scarves for the memorial event a week after the attack they want to show their solidarity with muslim women who are afraid to walk the streets with their heads covered to walk on me and i can contribute something that i enjoy and now i have not problem at all what i was wearing a headscarf myself and there are. no

could be taken before the deadline of june was therefore decided not further pursue this option james dorsey is a middle east expert with the s. rajaratnam school of international studies in singapore he says that feat his decision was a foregone conclusion. i think with that we have had months or weeks of basically just cussing out air and something that was in my mind illusionary with other words culture was willing to play this out it's certainly became clear after kuwait no man said that they would not be able to accommodate feet in an expanded world cup and the idea that infantino was putting forward that agreement. to share the world cup with saudi arabia and the u.a.e. would put an end to the gulf crisis was basically par in the sky got us since 2010 has been preparing for a $32.00 team world cup and to expand that by by basically double half of that so going for $32.00 to $48.00 would have been an enormous task in the last stretch towards the other world cup and i think the gutter may have been willing to share with with oman in kuwait keep in mind the romance been very helpful to go

why was this revelation so controversial not just because the french government according to that dorsey knew that these weapons were being used by saudi arabia on the front line in yemen it also showed how they were being used and suggested that french ships were actually being used to blockade yemeni ports which meant that much needed medication and humanitarian assistance in terms of food was not getting to the civilians who are being hit by this war and this was been going on since 2014 it's been described by the u.n. as the worst manmade humanitarian disaster it's seen tens of thousands of people killed and millions of people pushed towards the brink of starvation so it's a really big issue and human rights organizations have said that this should be doing this kind of work this should be revealing things like this that are going on in government and they say as a result of this investigation into those 3 journalists just doing their jobs that press freedom here in france is under attack. the undersigned n.g.o.s consider the information unveiled by disclose and its partners to be of

james dorsey is a middle east expert with the s. rajaratnam school of international studies in singapore he says the fee for decision was a foregone conclusion i think with that we have had months or weeks of basically just cussing heart air and something that was in my mind illusionary with other words culture was willing to play this out it's certainly became clear after kuwait gnomon said that they would not be able to accommodate fish in an expanded world cup and the idea that infantino was putting forward that agreement. to share the world cup with saudi arabia and the us would put an end to the gulf crisis was basically par in the sky got us since 2010 has been preparing for $32.00 team world cup and to expand that by by basically double half of that so going from $32.00 to $48.00 would have been an enormous task in the last direction towards the other world cup and i think they got a may have been willing to share with with oman and kuwait keep in mind the romance been very helpful to god during the. during this whole gulf cr

bahrain and egypt since june 27th team james dorsey is a middle east expert with the s. rajaratnam school of international studies in singapore he's also the author of turbulent world of middle east soccer he joins us now via skype from chicago so good to have you with us james what do you make of the 1st decision i mean you were told surprised no this was a foregone conclusion i think with that we have had months or weeks of basically just crossing our air and something that was in my mind illusionary with other words god i was willing to play this out. shortly became clear after kuwait no man said that they would not be able to accommodate fish in an expanded world cup. the idea that in one scene it was putting forward that green men. to share the world cup with saudi arabia and the u.a.e. would put an end to the gulf crisis was basically pie in the sky could council have hosted a $48.00 team tournament at this stage if it had to without the involvement of other countries in the region it probably would have been difficult. fact of the matter is that gutter since 2010

think he's beyond the he's you know creeping towards the realms of fascism in the not just creepy dorsey's galloping towards it i think he's he's dangerous as well as he was in the us ambassador in london. that well i was sure they were but it's just the idea of. kowtow to these devolves to for him to be extradited on. whatever charge they have charged him on yet or charge of either party carries a five year penalty until they decide to change it i should imagine i don't think he stands a ghost in a cat hell's chance to get a fair trial in the states and the judge in this country is already disgraced himself by calling him and also it's just think that's fairly unnecessary. and i think. so we like about assad and that he's done vital and necessary things this in no way does raise the question of television being a visual medium and the two political hay their political good teams of the nineteenth century. even competition with the image i mean there you take you know you know i always thought plunder. photographs all the time but also plunder works of art and old cartoons as well. i'm fas

taken before the deadline of june it was therefore decided not to further pursue this option james dorsey is a middle east expert with rajaratnam school of international studies in singapore he says for a 1st decision was a foregone conclusion. i think with that we have had months or weeks of basically just cussing hot air and something that was in my mind illusionary with other words god i was willing to play this out it's certainly became clear after kuwait gnomon said that they would not be able to accommodate fish in an expanded world cup. the idea that infantino was putting forward that an agreement. to share the world cup with saudi arabia and the u.a.e. would put an end to the gulf crisis was basically par in the sky got us since 2010 has been preparing for $32.00 team world cup and to expand that by by basically double half of that so going from $32.00 to $48.00 would have been an enormous task in the last stretch towards the other world cup and i think that got a may have been willing to share with with oman and kuwait keep in mind the romance been very helpful to god during the.

least fortunate to share the glory times kids took to many thanks indeed for being with us james dorsey but leisure libyan warlord khalifa haftar has rejected french appeals to put a halt to the fighting in the capital tripoli talks between have to and president emmanuel mccraw in paris failed to reach an agreement on a ceasefire after us forces have been fighting troops loyal to libya's internationally recognized government based in tripoli for weeks or to serious natascha but the reports now from paris. it was not the 1st time that the french president a man or mark karr is meeting with the renegade commander after they have met several times before but is the 1st time that they are having a one on one talks and he comes nearly 7 weeks after have to launch an offensive to try and capture crude tripoli where the u.n. backed internationally recognized government is based now the u.n. backed prime minister fires i was right was also in paris a couple of weeks ago also had a meeting with the french president emmanuel mark on what michael is trying to do with these meetings is really talk

handed in a memorandum to the president in the presence of the defense secretary i didn't define dorsey more than expressly saying that they are going to kill the government has admitted it failed to act on warnings of possible attacks but that's little comfort to those who raised all families and friends of the many victims of the isa sunday bombings minutes and then there's. the town could be east and she learned. to angola now where they hasn't been enough rain to end months of severe drought sas left millions of people struggling to get the food they need mom and john john has a report. for maria and her family this is a daily task here in angola southern coonan province they're taking what they need for cleaning cooking and drinking if they can find water finally they come across some rainwater collected in a hole dug by road builders despite it being unclean they are overtaken by first. name with sad one. if we drink this water say to gates cows ducks and ponies along with all the animals we also consume this water even though animals difficult when you're in a hit to the united n

president trump just met with jack dorsey.you think socially it is repressing conservative views? >> we have had hearings, of course they will say no we do not. here is where we get into what many people think of as suppression. is the way they built the algorithms that are doing the data mining. the question should be to facebook and twitter and these entities, do you subjectively manipulate your algorithm? what we have to realize is in silicon valley, a lot of people have a more liberal bent. a that is their preference, they bring that to work, they are engineering and building these algorithms. and then they probably tilt left, instead of being down the middle, and we know they don't tilt right. emily: you actually had a pro-life ad that was taken down by twitter. they sent was inflammatory, they reinstated. what have your conversations been like? they are active, they are lobbying, and they want your support. >> when they did a hearing, twitter publicly apologized. but the question is how to we get to a point where pro-lif

it's interesting given that he is met with jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter.f the things he tweeted was we are in the u.s., we have this thing called freedom of speech freedom the thing about these companies, they are global companies. they are building rules and guidelines for people all around the world. oftentimes, you will see that they kind of have these blanket policies because they are supposed to apply not just the people in the u.s., but to people everywhere. emily: private companies, so they get to make the rules. kurt: if you are facebook, you get away what is more valuable. is it having total free speech at the risk of people feeling offended and alienated, and then they don't want to use the platform after that? there are rules people have to abide by. emily: many folks think that facebook conducted this soon enough. another tweet from the president. "the wonderful diamond and silk, two conservative commentators, have been treated so horribly by facebook. we are looking into. it is getting worse for conservatives on social media." tim, dimon and s

jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter. smith, the president of microsoft, and for facebook, nick kleg, the head of communications, the former u.k. politician who now works for the social media company. >> deep pockets will work in this case, and we'll protect many of those social media companies from competitions. that said, short-term, it could be costly exercise for investors. already social media companies employ conat any time moderators facebook just yesterday increased a minimum wage for those conat the particular time curators and moderators where are there could be a cost to play here. artificial intelligence, technology platforms do not have the expertise just to simply automatically take down content that they wish to remove in a very swift fashion we saw that in the christ church attack, it took almost 30 minutes for facebook to be notified by social media users that there was a problem that this evident auto was being livestreamed when that happens, the company must try and find their video content and remove i

by simone a couple of dorsey is 37 years old and works as a caretaker in a minister paul nursing home in ma in eastern italy he doesn't want to be filmed at work he's a well known laker supporter and his employer the city's leftwing mayor has his eye on him. he calls his fascists nazis and all that what he doesn't get is are not a racist i only have something against the criminals who come to my homeland. much about it's actually a tranquil place. but last year it attracted national attention after a nigerian was suspected of murdering an 18 year old italian woman. then a right wing radical. went out and randomly shot at anyone with dark skin. like abbas salvini was under no illusions about who was morally responsible for the violence the european union's refugee and migration policies were flooding the country with illegal immigrants. even many migrants certainly rini don't let anybody else in their already too many. salvini is rhetoric went down well in much editor in the parliamentary elections but leggett jumped from less than one percent to almost 21 percent of the vote and it's

them, fighting with them, and for them, spouses, children, families, these are the hidden heroes joe dorseyl wounds, head and neck injuries, and ptsd. >> they come home, welcome home parade, a lot of fanfare that goes along with it and life goes on for a lot of veterans and spouses, you're kind of left with those hidden moments and hidden experiences that maybe you don't share with everyone. a public schoolteacher, andrea sometimes uses her sick days to care for her husband as he continues to cope with the visible and invisible wounds of war. >> the world goes on whether you're having a tough day or whether you're not, so when you decide that you don't have any other choice, you have to keep going. i have to just take on these challenges as they come, and i am strong enough to do this and if there's going to be a military care giver, then i'm going to be the best one that i ever could be. >> her husband is in awe of his wife, calling andrea his rock as she picks him up on his toughest days. >> for her to stand by my side and be as supportive as she has, it means more than anybody will ever

abc7 news community gist dustin dorsey has her story. >> luckily, we're all okay. it was just a few miles from us where most of the devastation happened. last night, where i am in missouri, there is tornadoesnsee i was. got hit pretty bad, but it's just so sad. semitrucks on their sides, windows, roofs like just gone. people were coming out of closed roads, their streets were closed off, and they had just garbage bags of their belongings of what they could get. a rough morning running through all of that. but so keeping all of them in my thoughts this whole day, and this whole week, just -- it's just been crazy. >> it's unreal. >> it really is. let's turn our attention to our weather and what's going to happen over the next few days on the holiday weekend. >> spencer christian is here with what we can expect. >> a long weekend is coming up. here a look at doppler 7. mostly calm weather conditions in the bay area, although there have been some spotty showers over the mt. hamilton area. looking ought over san francisco, from sutro tower, you can see some moisture in

contrast with a dorsey figure at the beginning of the 19th they are sort of rapscallion gentlemen goneversus gentleman gone right. what people like morgan saul, arthur williams saw, john howard, what they saw in morgan from their aristocratic perspective or from a low perspective was someone who had been out of control and who had made himself into a properly controlled human. -- gentleman. he might be a diamond in the rough, but he was a diamond. but was he a revolutionary? success shows something about the nature of the american revolution as well as the period that comes before it. i do not want to litigate between the two contestants. they are much older and more imminent than , and i am scared of them, but there are two points of you, one is about the radicalism of the american revolution, and others is that much moremerica is radical than we can imagine, and i believe both of them are right. and i do not believe that is just self-serving, for me at least. even before the revolution, morgan had obviously experienced a revolution in his circumstances, immaterial and an entire chang

>> reporter: joe dorsey, a purple heart recipient, was injured in an ied explosion while serving in iraqhrapnel wounds, head and neck injuries, and ptsd. >> he would come home and it's a welcome home parade, a lot of fanfare that goes along with it, but then life goes on. for a lot of veterans and their spouses, you're kind of left with kind of those hidden moments and those hidden experiences that maybe you don't share with everyone. >> now go back to page eight. >> reporter: a public school teacher, andrea sometimes uses her sick days to care for her husband, as he continues to cope with the visible and invisible wounds of war. >> the world goes on, whether you're having a tough day or whether you're not. so when you decide that you don't have any other choice, you have to keep going. i have to just take on these challenges as they come and i am strong enough to do this and if there's going to be a military caregiver, then i'm going to be the best one that there -- that i ever could be. >> reporter: her husband is in awe of his wife, calling andrea his rock, as she picks him up on his

so you guys remember the movie "tootsie," right, when dustin hoffman's character michael dorsey turned is up for 11 tony awards. star santino fontana is nominated. now performing the song "unstoppable," here's the cast of "tootsie." [ applause ] >> michael, what's your end game for all this?is me. it's coming out of me. i'm experiencing these things. >> listen to me, no you're not. >> this song is making me a broadway star. there are no limits. dorothy can have it all. play the great roles. that list i made it didn't begin to dream big enough. ♪ michael dorsey the man with the scheme and the master plan ♪ ♪ couldn't beg buy or borrow his dream but now dorothy can ♪ ♪ 'cause she's got me flying like a bird ♪ ♪ how to describe it, only one word ♪ ♪ unstoppable >> you're living in a fantasy my friend. ♪ stand aside because this girl's on a roll she's unstoppable ♪ ♪ admiration respect and control she's unstoppable ♪ ♪ half-cocked and down on my knees ♪ ♪ doors locked and suddenly she's right there beside me ready to hand me the keys ♪ ♪ unstoppable ♪ unstoppable >> we've got the role. we'

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charles: jack dorsey was aggressive last year, going to the white house he wants to be fair about thisy. i felt like he was sincere about it. feels like in the last two or three weeks, they have become, how do you explain the aggressiveness of this more recently? >> there is words versus actions and you know what i'm really concerned about is the 2020 election of the these organizations can put their fingers on the scale to sup is press content and conservatives and others would like to know about. i believe my content on facebook has been suppressed. my views gone from millions, down to 50 or 60,000 on average. you can't ignore it. you can't deny it. charles: i remember yours routinely got a million every single time. >> right. charles: rahim, feels like conservatives would be between a rock and hard place, they respect private companies to run businesses the way they want but we, americans in general cherish the first amendment. how do you reconcile those? >> i don't respect the right of private companies to be policing the digital space. the digital space is important as the public

jack dorsey told nyu, the ceo twitter himself, that he file conservatives at his company are hesitantscared to speak up. we've seen video, viral video last year of an employee at twitter saint had algorithms set.if you had a flag, an american flag in your bio or conservative in your bio, those people getting shadow band. and i'm not surprised if we see censorship or hateful speech toward anybody that is not far left of the spectrum anymore. trish: it is gotten really bad. not who our country is. >> we are, we are changing it! every night at 8:00 eastern. trish: next, a congressman accusing her honorable border officers of killing. >> at this point with five kids that have died, 5,000 separated from their families, i feel like and the evidence is really cheer that this is intentional. it's intentional. it's a policy choice being made on purpose by this administration, and it's cruel and inhumane. trish: i'm sorry, kids getting killed, that's intentional? is she serious? i mean, think about that. this is how much the democrats hate the administration right now, that they're out there ac

taken before the deadline in june it was therefore decided not to further pursue this option james dorsey is a middle east expert with the rajaratnam school of international studies in singapore he says fate this decision was a foregone conclusion. i think with that we have had months or weeks of basically just cussing heart air and something that was in my mind illusionary with other words god i was willing to play this out it's certainly became clear after kuwait gnomon said that they would not be able to accommodate fish in an expanded world cup. the idea that infantino was putting forward that agreement. to share the world cup with saudi arabia and the u.a.e. would put an end to the gulf crisis was basically pipe in the sky got us since 2010 has been preparing for a $32.00 team world cup and to expand that by by basically double half of that so going from $32.00 to $48.00 would have been an enormous task in the last stretch towards the the world cup and i think the got a may have been willing to share with with oman and kuwait keep in mind that romance been very helpful to god during

jack dorsey told nyu, the ceo twitter himself, that he file conservatives at his company are hesitanteen video, viral video last year of an employee at twitter saint had algorithms set.if you had a flag, an american flag in your bio or conservative in your bio, those people getting shadow band. and i'm not surprised if we see censorship or hateful speech toward anybody that is not far left of the spectrum anymore. trish: it is gotten really bad. not who our country is. >> we are, we are changing it! every night at 8:00 eastern. trish: next, a congressman what's going on up here? can't see what it is yet. what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these. that is sharp. the all-new chevy blazer. speaks for itself. i don't know who they got to design

. >> and directly buying from jack dorsey, how do you feel about that >> maybe, maybe. >> is that the reason for the downdraft? >> no, the guidance sucked for second quarter was negative. >> sure. but that buy has absolutely nothing to do with your view of the market. >> no. >> it is a buy of stock you thought got hammered to the point that it was an opportunity. >> true. and so what -- >> and counter any of the -- >> i can't tell you what i have been selling because i'm not out of them yet. i have large positions and i don't want to make any influence on it. i have been exiting, and as pete said when he was here last week, exiting an awful lot of positions. not all the way out yet though and to joe and josh's point, i think it's very prudent to earn protection against those i do hope the protection goes out worthless, even though i never root for losing money. >> this whole notion, rich, of what cramer says the market is too bulletproof is sort of the point i was making on top of that, all of these potential things are out there and the market doesn't care about anything ipos are com