the question becomes, what do we not see in the twitter files in the words of elan musk? here we go. starting with what the twitter files are not the twitter files is all about the removal of been president trump from the social media platform, stories about hunter biden, his laptop and his e mails. they are not just about donald trump or joe biden, son hunter. there is much more that both the f b, i and cia of moderated content on the social media platform, the die, nor are the twitter files just about us politics. the way the platforms, former team under jack dorsey handled contentious content from republicans or democrats and how twitter does that now, under new ownership, elan mosques. and despite the slightly aspirational uppercase branding, it is not as though the reporting team infiltrated twitter. it was more like a guided to even the moniker twitter files, which is sort of attempts to put this in the same category as perhaps the pentagon papers or the snowden documents. this is just a very different situation. these are primarily documents and materials that a lo

so consider this a primer, elan mosque, and right wingers in the us have long complained. the platform is biased in favor of liberal voices at the expense of conservative ways. so after much the bought the company, he gave a group of selected journalists access, i'll be limited to the company's internal documents. some of the things, the previous owners got up to presumably to prove his point. the stories that have since come out have touched on much more than the issue of institutional bias. they have revealed that twitter has been pressured for years by various governments, security services and the pentagon to suppress moderate. and in some cases, amplify the content you see on your timeline. there is another side of this though . given that mosque in twitter were so selective with what they chose to hand over to reporters. the question becomes, what do we not see in the twitter files? in the words of ellen musk, here we go, starting with what the twitter files are not the twitter files is all about the removal of been president trump from the social media platform. sto

that isn't all fake accounts, misinformation massive layoffs. twitter has been in turmoil since elan mask to go over for some. this might simply be a reason to switch to alternative that sounds like mastered on our hive, but activists and i ran and elsewhere to this downfall. it could have severe consequences. twitter has also been the crucial communication tool in crisis situations in the past could masked with a 2 point, oh, put all that of the risks on tom's twitter account as online again. well, this is actually not the most pressing topic when it comes to the domestic change at the pharmacy. and since elan mass thought it must, because initially laid off nearly half of twitter, 7500 person workforce. and on top of that, around $1200.00 employees resigned. so the workforce was reduced to only one 3rd, meaning far less people for content moderation and trust and safety issue biz could destroy twitter as positive qualities. twitter has played a key role in crisis management worldwide. some researchers have even named the most useful social media to talk communicating using disaster

they are on the record saying that elan must did not give them open access to the fire. instead, they told twitters lawyers what they were looking for, and the lawyers then decided what material to handle for much of it proved newsworthy. ready the u. s. security establishment took the hit, but nothing was revealed that must did not want output. it's not as though the journalists were speaking truth to power of corporate power in the form of law must was dictating its version of the truth, a selective one to them. there's a little hard to totally know because we don't know exactly what limitations have been put on by for as a journalist going into that situation. you've got to be aware that the company and if you have complicated interest and your basic job needs to be to, to seek out a more robust set of points of view. i mean, i'm lucky enough to be an activist and not a journalist. this question doesn't have to keep me personally up at night, but it brings a significant questions about whether a journalist can ethically engage in reporting like this. given the types o

then they say, well, maybe let's find out if somebody had an elan trust, and let's find out if someonethey just keep breaking down and breaking it down. and it uses different kind of dna markers, and i know it's kind of complicated, but it is not as strong as dna, but make no mistake, nowadays, they either have his toothbrush, his hairbrush and have that dna match where they will get a court order and get the original dna match that even though he is not in the criminal databank, they will have him dead to rights, so now what you have got is a felony hearing coming up with in 14 days and the probable cause will be established as to whether or not there is substantial evidence that the crime was committed and he did it. >> greg: jessica, it seems like the idaho cops had to play pretty dumb for a while and they managed to trick everyone into thinking they were reaching a dead end, and all of these people on tv giving them crap where they had to keep silent. >> jessica: i am not a former judge or a former prosecutor, i don't work in law enforcement, so to go with the media coverage of thi

and last but not least for the year in the public concerns over elan musk site activities, namely his, they can twitter his wasting out of questionable political opinions. and last but not least, his other obligations yesterday to other companies and all that overshadowed his the success of test line 2022 and put some scratches into the shiny metal of tesla so far. and it's focus that over 60 percent in the past year, could it be that test that was just overvalued in the 1st place? well, clearly i think, you know, the stock market is trading expectations. yeah. and if you, if you listen to the tesla story, revolutionizing mobility, revolutionizing energy markets, and also potentially revolutionizing manufacturing in the future with this up to most robot. well, there are a lot of stories that i would say justify, i believe ation. but in reality, you see that the market has moved on tesla acted as a catalyst in order to bring electric and mobility to the masses. and a lot of competition has scaled up. and also clearly in the next years we will see the tesla is at least for it's, we're o

a move that puts him 2nd only to elan himself. while we can hear more about this from yen quarter, who has more on this from new york? yes. tell us more about the reaction on wall street to tesla's results. it seems that they were quite disappointed. daniel, clearly invest stonewall today. not too heavy and the same is true for analysts are actually a couple of entities from the big bang. so either downgraded the stock or lower the price to target to for that company. it's not only about deliveries at this point. i mean, as you mentioned, they are historically high and then with the new plants in berlin and also in texas delivery, it could still still be on a pretty good to track. but another concern by now is actually a profit margin. so we did hear from tesla that in certain cases, say for example, offer some incentives so they could care less per car and that could put a profit, the profit margins under pressure, and that's what was sweetest, focused on at this point. let me take one example from and that is to, isn't that down

he added that twitter made false representations to billionaire elan musk, who at the time was in the process of trying to buy the company. much received a buyout from twitter that paid him $7000000.00. a gag order was attached to the settlement except where it concern congressional testimony. so everybody's happy, much gets to make his revelations, he gets to keep his $7000000.00. and twitter says they've already implemented his recommendations. they get to call him a disgruntled ex employee. how do we tell a real whistleblower from a fake one? how do we tell the difference between somebody who's jeopardizing everything from one who's trying to cash in? we're joined by louis clark, he's the ceo and executive director of the government accountability project. lewis, thank you. so much for joining us. let's start with that basic of questions. how can you tell the difference between a real whistleblower and somebody who is trying to cash in or maybe make a name for themselves? for one thing is that sir, assumes that motive is so. ready important, and i think that what we focus on when i

remember when elan must release these files given to barry wice into ment i e b. oh, my god. finally, all the information was already known. this is the pentagon papers all over again. here's was going to happen. nothing, and i have a couple of hypotheses, not theory, but hypotheses. when we reveal this, when we discussed this, when the, the truth platforms and media expose this, people are often under the delusion that somehow something will come of this. but this is now the official tribunal, and to many people, they believe that exposure is tantamount to something actually being done. well, that's all for now, but worn correspondence is a documentary of next and will be back at the top of the hour law international news. mm. with the cam regime has a nazi problem. it's western back or is don't want you to know about stepping vendetta and nazi collaborator is celebrated in ukraine as a national hero. however, the historical record is player vendetta and his associates are alleged to have committed genocide against poles and jews during the 2nd world war, the wes

remember when elan must release these files given to barry wice into ment i e b. oh, my god. finally, all the information was already known. this is the pentagon papers all over again. here's was going to happen. nothing, and i have a couple of hypotheses, not theory, but hypotheses. when we reveal this, when we discussed this, when the, the truth platforms and media exposed this, people are often under the delusion that somehow something will come of this. but this is now the official tribunal. and to many people, they believe that exposure is tantamount to something actually being done. or i, let's her attention on the program now to south america, where peruse, prime minister has introduced an overnight curfew for 5 days. and the rest of southern regional piano, after at least 17 civilians were killed in the country. mm. at heavy clutches with police. it comes as supporters of the impeach president petro castillo, took to the streets, to protest against the current leadership. ah, on brits are reported to have been injured, including at least $75.00 police offi

alexander wanted to be born in the village since childhood, elan in buryatia lost his mother early, lived in a boarding school in 2007, graduated from school and, together with friends, went to enroll in the tomsk military medical aftskhinvali institute at the first place of service received under command medical platoon. he was always in good standing, he drove fighters and the personnel were interested in army competitions, they were interested in victory. uh, in good performance in the development of standards for military medical training . siekaev's classmates say he is the only one from the course. he said that he wanted to become a general and was the first to successfully achieve his dream, rising to the rank of major and the position of battalion commander for the entire battalion. this is a big loss. he will remain our leader. always in our hearts and from the entire medical battalion. we give word that we have finished the job. after the end of the special operation, xov was going to enter the military academy. he left behind a wife and two sons, yegor and gleb, in the last jou

remember when elan must release these files given to barry wice and 2 men, t i e b? oh my god. finally, all of the information was already known. this is the pentagon papers all over again. here is, was going to happen. nothing. and i have a couple of hypotheses, not theory, but hypotheses. when we reveal this, when we discussed this, when the, the truth platforms and media expose this, people are often under the delusion that somehow something will come of this. but this is now the official tribunal. and to many people, they believe that exposure is tantamount to something actually being done. let us also mal padilla val is up next on cross. so i will be back at the top of the hour with more information. you said, we'll see you then. ah, ah. with oh is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? high selection community? are you going the right way or are you being that somewhere? which direction? what is true? wharf is great. in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows.

now, elan mosques, efforts to lift the lead down the inner workings of twitter. how to liberate yet more revelations, namely, a website long being claimed to control hungry itself, so called russian bolts was a total hooks. and the turns i had, many of them were actually being run by wouldn't re, americans, ortiz, marina culture of outlined all the details, to my colleague royce, to shy these later slinks, basically show that the western mainstream media were all duped by one source, one dashboard in particular, we mentioned this before, during the previous twitter leaks, they mentioned this hamilton, 68 dashboard. and this is the source that or the mainstream media use the when the came to talk about russian bots, russian misinformation online. now this is a real time monitoring the site and what they do is they found that there are 6 hundreds, what are accounts which they found to be russian bots are, or people who are associated with the russian so called propaganda. and the problem here is, is that, as it turns out, these bought, these russian bots have nothi

that's not the only strange thing out of step with Élan pennsylvania.the state of pennsylvania supreme court which is part of the court. they elect their justices in pennsylvania on that court interfered -- >> senator i'm going to challenge you on saying they didn't hear the merits of the case because there was a lot that ruled that the case -- it's difficult for a court to rule on a discipline that doesn't exist. >> you can't have it both ways. you can't say they heard the merits. that's wrong. .. that is in violation of our president so they never heard the case, the only adjudication on the merits of the constitutional claim for lower court judges who found there was a constitutional violation in pennsylvania, my view of the pizza under people of pennsylvania can get their own supreme court to hear the case and if the pennsylvania constitution says mail-in balloting is not constitutional in a happens anyways, then there is a problem that is a subject for debate in the united states congress and if democrats can object to 11 different states, surely r

another aspect just to touch on elan must twitter file is expose the influence of the white house, how it exerted control over social media content. how that was allowed to happen. could we see something similar happened to 2 other tech giant a reckoning of it? well, i think there's no doubt that the white house of congress are both out to control social media. they both see social media is a threat. they believe that or should be heavily sensor and, and there's been not the changes that the slightest change in that regard. and papers like new york times the washington post. so i expect those that those pressures that continue, i expect the, the censorship effort to continue regardless of what studies like this ones. say, daniel, thanks for your time. always good to talk to journalist a. ne, done the lazar. thank you. ah, israel's new national security minister has given an order for palestinian flags hanging in public places to be taken done, claiming the glorify terrorism. it is inconceivable that law breakers will waive terror flags in sight and encourage terrorism. i have issued in

which meant elan had one of the wells lowest death rates, but there are also unfulfilled election pledges along with the cost of living crisis in the rise in crime that of course, to our dens popularity, to plummets in recent months. this summer i had hoped to find a way to prepare, not just for another year, but another tune because that is what this year requires. i have not been able to do that. and sorry to say, i am not seeing that i will not be seeking religion in my tim as prime minister will conclude no later than the 7th of february after alec baldwin is to be charged with involuntary manslaughter of the films that shooting in 2021 baldwin was pointing a gun on the set of the film ross when it went off, killing cinematographer elena hutchins. the films almera who was responsible for the guns on said is also going to be charged with involuntary manslaughter. algae there is rob reynold is reporting on this. he's in los angeles and explained what the charges mean for the actor if this case goes to trial. and if he is convicted, alec baldwin faces a at least 5 years in prison. also c

years, amazon, microsoft and google have us on contracts with the pentagon, while others, including elan, must have pledge not to develop lethal autonomous weapons. how dangerous are these partnerships? particularly in light of the fact that these companies have the personal information of more than a 1000000000 people around the world. i think i don't like to underline what not just said, which is that. and these are not only military technologies. and there are huge implications here for civil liberties for privacy and for you know, how, how we live our lives. i've cyber warfare context as well. so fundamentally, when you're talking about autonomous weapons, if you want to blow up a bridge, you don't really need not on this weapon out. almost weapons are fundamentally about targets that are mobile and not, not for talking. military base is an offer, tracking time columns there about people there about people and vehicles that have people in them. and therefore it, these kinds of weapons are very intimately backed up in surveillance technologies because you need to have a lot on the wea

her be judge that she did a great job as a witness to actually create the nexus between the white eland to brian coburg or from the description she gave, they were able to write search warrants for a phone, and we are where we are today because they had that connection from the crime scene to the suspect, so it cuts both ways, but just remember she is going to have to live with this for the rest of her life. >> sean: she had no idea. >> no, she had no idea, absolutely, you're absolutely correct, massachusetts, you have this brian walsh that sounds like a real idiot, he is buying a five year supply of cleaning supplies too i guess clean the house for his wife who is missing so that when she comes home it is nice and tidy, but somehow there is blood in a broken knife in the basement, which the police by now have artie got a dna sample on, no doubt they have search the house, they have a toothbrush a lipstick, and a hairbrush and the wife's dna, they are matching it right now as we speak. and they are in jail now, so there is no rush. it >> sean: thank you both. when we come back, putting

party, a lot of people among emer american public knowing and president biden continues with his lies, elaniden resigning for it or elizabeth warren or omar or bloomenthal. it is a fair and win reasonable point made. kennedy: you think he will be president basedded o on the forerunners. >> as the field shapes up for 2024, in politics people get promoted, maybe he should come on your show tomorrow and anowngts he is announce he is running for president of united states, crazier things have happened. >> to that point -- >> 10 seconds. >> the teacher in classroom, able to say, when you grow up, you should aspire to be these people, they are seeing an erosion of setting an exam example. >> i, three thank you so much for stopping by. >> thank you. kennedy: and kathy hochul sucks. >> topical storm is next, brand-new kennedogs, wait for it, yes. go for ten runs. run a marathon. instead, start small with nicorette, which will lead to something big. what if you were a global energy company? with operations in scotland, technologists in india, and customers all on different systems. you need to pull

- it is the backstop to the global economy don't mess with it >> joining us now for more is cnbc's elanlatility as the observers suggest, have we learned it's more bark than bite or should it be more worrisome >> this is a slow-moving train wreck. and the analysts are right saying the resolution is not likely to come until we get down to the wire. part of the problem is house republicans made a deal with speaker kevin mccarthy in order to get him that job they would take votes on fiscal austerity measures they want to cut spending, to rein in what they see is wasteful government spending and deliver that to constituents they have to show they're making progress what they do that is railing about the debt limit and passing bills in the house that will end up going nowhere in the senate that takes up a lot of time that lawmakers could be using to reach a constructive compromise on the debt limit. so, that's going to take up all of the oxygen in washington. and we won't be able to get to that final resolution until much later in the year. >> it will work against a cleaner, timely agreement

to "the daily malcolm investigators had been tracking him for days and finally saw him in his white elanp. the were looking for a vehicle and picked up on surveillance video with a nearby video. "the daily mail" at his father flew out to washington state and joined his son onto 2,000-mile road trip to pennsylvania in that car in early december. he was public defender that was shocked by the arrest and apparently asked the police if anyone else had been arrested. he's going to waive extradition at a court appearance on tuesday and his lawyer saying kohberger is eager to be exonerated. his family broke their silence late yesterday, "we have cooperated with law enforcement agencies to seek truth and presumption of innocence rather than judge unknown facts and make erroneous assumptions and we will let the legal process unfold as a family we will love and support her son and brother." classmates in the criminal justice phd program at wsu say he was keenly interested in the psychology of criminals, childhood friends say he was quiet, smart, and upward towards women. this past term he was a te

. >>> we're back elan has breaking news on that vote for house speaker >> no lucky number for mccarthyornia republican is coming up short once again in his quest to become speaker of the house. so far he has lost seven republican votes remember he can only lose four, so that vote is still ongoing. mccarthy expected this outcome as he came into the house chamber earlier today. he said that they are working to solve this problem, and he does believe good progress is being made mccarthy has reportedly made several concessions to these hard line conservatives who ar opposing his nomination including supporting any single member forcing a vote to vacate the speaker's position as well as agreeing to put some of these conservatives into influential committees but as of now during the seventh round of voting in the house for speaker kevin mccarthy once again appears to be coming up short and will not be successful during this seventh vote scott? >> thank you let's talk about our call of the day. it's american express and it was downgraded today at underweight. the firm saying today it is no lo

. >> e>> lili: elan before the documents came about, there is already 70% of democrats that didn't wantsident biden to run again. this is just confirmation of that. >> harris: i wonder how many had access to classified documents. [laughter] all right, so u.s. you asked a great question, lili, and it is both sides of the aisle that we have to ask what happens at the end of serving that you can take classified documents or maybe during this time served. we are learning for the first time that former vice president mike pence has discovered classified documents at his home in indiana. vice president pence informed congress on tuesday of this week, which would be yesterday. or last week, excuse me, that he discovered documents bearing classified markings in his carmel, indiana, home on januars vice president. following the revelations that classified documents from president biden's tenure as vice president were found, the penn biden center think tank and his home in wilmington, delaware. the vice president's team conducted searches of mike pence indiana home and advocate group advancing am

times is reporting on a potential online auction where people can bid on twitter handles it would help elank bring in revenue as he tries to rejuvenate the twitter site. he also would free up one and a half billion handles. he says most of them were fake accounts. most of the handles might be attractive to brands which could pay a lot of money for them. get this starting next week. microsoft employees can take off as much time as they want. >> the company says it will no longer require workers to formally record their vacation time. microsoft has 122,000 employees in the u.s. salaried employees will no longer have a fixed number of vacation days per year. workers also get 10 corporate holidays leaves of that of absence sick time off and time off for jury duty and bereavement. you'll be able to order us misc missed much longer. pepsi is ditching the drink and trading it in for a different so today to try to compete with sprite. lemon lime drink that's free of caffeine will be called starry pepsi's rival coca-cola owns sprite's. the current number one lemon mine. so the on the market, sierra

. >> a federal judge has rejected the request by elan musk to move a civil trial against him from californiatexas. attorneys for musk argued that negative coverage of musk since his buyout of twitter has poisoned a potential jury pool. the trial involved the lawsuit by tesla shareholders saying that they were misled by an august 2018 tweet by musk in it. he said that he lined up financing for a tesla buyout which never happened. the trial is slated to begin tomorrow. >> we're house tonight. experts are relieved by the latest respiratory virus data u.s. centers for disease control reports that the number of flu like illness cases are down for the 6th straight week. experts feared holiday gatherings would create another triple demick of high flu rsv and covid cases. but it didn't happen. the cdc says it isn't sure why another surge did not occur. but that 36 states still have high or very high flu activity. so another spike is still possible. >> meantime, the hunt for children's pain medication may be getting a bit easier. walgreens announced it is no longer limiting purchases of over-the-coun

white elan trap. knows his son lives 10 miles away from his house. he goes out there.y are pulled over several times. i'm sure that the driver was in a state of panic, what do they know why are they pulling me over twice? also, d.n.a. was found on his trash that he put in his parent's neighbors trash bins. >> right. i think there's always this instinct of parents to protect their children. and so i think on one hand, it seems reasonable to assume that he had to have some level of suspicion. but, on the other, you end up as a parent wanting to have some plausible didn't. not wanting to believe all of this evidence that you see around you that points to your son as a killer. >> ainsley: yeah. in your experience, does a 28, 29-year-old just murder four people in the middle of the night and just snaps or do you think people saw signs along the way? >> you know, i really don't think that this is a situation where somebody snapped. i think his fixation on criminal justice, the fact that he had studied and researched killers before indicates he had been thinking about somethi

. >> thank you elaine, edward, tie are you, elan, jen, linda.>> always good to hear from voters. >> what did you think? >> i thought it was interesting. i think it's good perspective to hear. this is what the white house says all the time, regular people don't care about this. biden said it yesterday i can't believe reporters are asking about this not what's happening in california. but some do have concerns. >> i found it interesting. there are a lot of possibilities here, but it could not hurt biden and still help trump at the same time, if you understand what i'm saying, or the inverse. it could not hurt either of them. i think because of the developments over the last couple of weeks, it could be a wash for both of them. people say they both did something wrong so they're on equal footing. >> trump's legal team would love that. >>> also nikki haley is responding to claims suggesting he attempted to oust mike pence as vice president to replace him with herself. we'l'll discuss that next. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. therafl

now, elan musk's trial over his tweets about tesla set to begin today. the company's shareholders are suing him because they say tweets he wrote in 2018 misled them. this is a federal lawsuit over tweets that impact of the shareholders. bottom line, class action lawsuit alleges musk's twitter activity caused stock prices to roller coaster back in 2018 when he implied he was going to take the vehicle company private. here's a look at those original tweets back from august of 2018, he says, quote, and considering taking tesla private at $420 funding secured. more tweets followed, implying the alleged deal. what's going to happen? the deal, however, never happened. the securities and exchange commission ended up getting involved in musk had to pay a 40 million dollar settlement. he was also forced to step down as tesla's chairman. a jury will now decide whether masks actions at the time were appropriate or if they were reckless and potentially damaging to shareholders. for more on this, bringing in seen that editor ensure. and this, of course, has nothing t

opening statements started today in the case involving the 2018 tweets by elan musk about tesla. the tweets indicated that the billionaire had the financing to take tesla private at a time when the automaker's stock was slumping. >> kron 4 grant lodes joining us live from our newsroom with what happened in court today. grant. >> pam, ken lawyers brought in boxes of documents to the federal courthouse in san francisco today. at issue, if the billionaire cheated investors by tweeting in 2018 that he had lined up financing to take the electric automaker private buying the company for $420 per share. it caused the stock to swing wildly in opening statements. lawyers painted musk to the 9 person jury as a liar. a professor from san jose state university told us that this case could go 2 ways. and they say, ok, how much you want give it to. you will see that it will have a negotiation >> the he can, you know, be stubborn about it. and then he going to drag, you know, big names. if you look at the list of the witnesses you talk about larry ellison from oracle. you're talking about james