if you're jack dorsey it may hurt more today.er had a facebook-like day falling sharply after disappointing investors with it's user counts and forecast. from the end of last year through the highs we saw in mid june shares had doubled in value for twitter. not bad for dorsey who is the ceo and co-founder of the company but from those highs mid june through today the stock lost around a quarter of its value. that hurts but that may be made up for a bit by square stock which has had a tough couple of days as tech related stocks sold off. but the company he's also chief executive of and founder of managed to hit a record high in trading before joining the rest of the market in negative territory. on a year to date basis it's still a double the shares started off around $34 and change and even with the two-day losses it's still a massive gain so they're both doing pretty okay but in a strange twist, square is doing so well that it's now worth around $28 billion compared to twitter's $26 billion market cap yes, square is now worth mo

in march jack dorsey asked for ideas to help improve health conversations. hundreds of submissions came in , but want to start out looking to explore how diverse perspectives can decrease prejudice. this is after twitter deleted suspicious accounts. we will be right back. >>> zucchini is growing in so many different ways. it is great on the grill and grade anywhere. when you are buying zucchini, make sure it is nice and green and firm. check the stem and it should be nice and clear. it should feel and look very fresh. the darker they clearing, the better. this time of the year i like the medium-sized ones. they are the best. and like i said, the prices are great this time of the year all of the way through the end of september. on the grill you cannot beat this zucchini. i am your fresh grocer. always stay healthy. >> all right. we are all hungry. i am excited about some food. >> have a great day, everyone. ♪ ♪ >> bill: steffy and i are together. the way it was always meant to be. ♪ >> steffy: how could you? >> liam: you didn't. >> steffy: oh, yes. i did.

jack dorsey said in march that quote ultimately we want to have a measurement of how it affects the broader society and public health but also individual health as well and in june of this year alexander woodward who's a digital organizing director for action organizing for action remarked on the effect social change use has on our real communities let's take a listen if we're thinking connection on line and we're finding shallower connections there are loneliness rates are going up it's now considered a health epidemic and we need to have a conversation not just about what's happening on social media but whether we're actually being wise with the tools that we have. we're getting smart but can we also get wise so time to tell me you know is do you think the problem with social media influence can be solved on this user and when it's now becoming is being seen as a public health crisis it's a threat to democracy it's all of these things or are censorship advocates in some way right in saying we have to ban some people from the public square i don't believe that you ban people from the publi

charlie: jack dorsey is back running. liz: are we going to see you tomorrow? charlie: tomorrow, well i'm going to try not to get arrested by the way that cop, he's a new york city cop that threw me out he was a security guard. he started with us that wasn't me starting with him. liz: you guys were arguing about sports. charlie: he got in my producer's face and by the way i'm very protective. liz: and you're also supportive. charlie we'll see you tomorrow. thank you so much we appreciate the breaking news. six minutes to go before the closing bell rings off the highs but still up about 138 points. it's the nasdac that just lost almost all of its gains, and it's still up about two points but we're going to watch that in a second. stay with us. is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. is demanding. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering more devices, more video conferencing, and more downloads in seconds, not

>>> welcome back to "options action," it's, indeed, been a bad day for jack dorsey, twitter down, takingwith it. dom? >> well, the market give and the market take away for everyone, melissa, but if you are jack, the take part may hurt more today. shares of twitter had a facebook-like day falling sharply after the social media platform disappointed investors with the user accounts and forecasts. and from the end of last year to the highs we saw in mid-june, shares had pretty much doubled in value for twitter, not bad for dorsey, who is the ceo and founder of the company, but from those highs, mid-june through today, the stock has lost around a quarter of its value that hurts, but that may be made up a bit by square stock, that this a couple tough days, but the payment processes company that dorsey is founder of hit a record high today before going to negative territory. the shares started at $34 and change and even with to the two-day losses seen, it's still a a massive gain they are both doing pretty okay. in a strange twist, square is doing so well it's worth around $28 billion compared

jack dorsey said in march that quote ultimately we want to have a measurement of how it affects the broader society and public health but also individual health as well and in june of this year alexander woodward who's a digital organizing director for organizing for action remarked on the effect social change use has on our real communities let's take a listen if we are seeking connection on line and we're finding shallower connections there are loneliness rates are going up it's now considered a health epidemic and we need to have a conversation not just about what's happening on social media but whether we're actually being wise with the tool that we have. we're getting smart but can we also get wise so time to tell me you know is do you think the problem with social media influence can be solved on this user and when it's now becoming is being seen as a public health crisis it's a threat to democracy it's all of these things or are censorship advocates in some way right in saying we have to ban some people from the public square i don't believe that you ban people from the public square

the good news is, after years of criticism, jack dorsey and twitter are prioritizing security and health. that does come at the expense of short-term asterix and while term -- short-term metrics and wall street's happiness. pastue and profit blew expectations. ailey active user growth continued in davie -- daily double user growth in the second quarter. we all know improving safety on the platform is good for growth, but when will it help growth instead of hampering? emily: daily active users up 11% year over year but they do not release the number of active users. ben, what is your take? are you positive or negative? >> we are still pretty cautious. we downgraded about two weeks ago anticipating these problems. there is health, the sms contracts, gdpr and not a lot of compelling reasons driving users to twitter. that is what we see as the key problem. emily: the irony is you have trump treating multiple times a day. if anything was going to widen twitter to a more general audience, wouldn't that be at? >> one of the things i pointed out -- wouldn't that be it? >> one of the things i poi

jack dorsey said march that quote ultimately we want to have a measurement of how it affects the broader society and public health but also individual health as well and in june of this year alexander woodward who's a digital organizing director for organizing for action remarked on the effect social change use has on our real communities let's take a listen. if we are seeking connection on line and we're finding shallower connections there are loneliness rates are going up it's now considered a health epidemic and we need to have a conversation not just about what's happening on social media but whether we're actually being wise with the tool that we have. we're getting smart but can we also get wise so time to tell me you know is do you think the problem with social media influence can be solved on this user and when it's now becoming is being seen as a public health crisis it's a threat to democracy it's all of these things or are censorship advocates in some way right in saying we have to ban some people from the public square i don't believe that you ban people from the public squar

i certainlyç owe jack dorsey an apology. i've got to give him credit care.he has made it swift and meaningful to the response. if they can demonstrate that this is sustainable i think the i think the stock is going to make a big move. twitter is one of the most vulnerable stock. we should expect to see the stock move in a sharply one way or another. we have to get to facebook. not in a good way. they erased a hundred billion dollars can facebook recover. is it that bad. >> yes they can recover but welcome to the social media penalty box. go call mister dorsey if you want to know how long you will be here.ç it was on the heels of a cambridge analytic analytical. this too shall pass and it did. the stock recovered within two months. i am of few data points that can convince us of that. they had been bailing on the stock since cambridge analytical spoke. clearly they know it was could get worse. we have the confirmation. the sales growth is get a decline. i think this is troubling for facebook. the one saving grace is that they somehow managed to get every hum

this is a positive sign that jack dorsey is following through on his vision to increase the health oftform emily:. , thanks soa wang much. meantime, alibaba in talks with bt about a cloud services partnership as it challenges amazon's dominance in europe. alibaba has an arrangement with vodafone germany. it has become key to alibaba cloud success out of china. the company has pulled back in the u.s. as trade tensions have escalated under president trump. coming up, tech earnings and season around the corner. what to expect from netflix, alphabet, facebook, and more, next. could it be the end of groupon as a standalone company, and what tech giants are interested in taking it in? we will discuss later this hour. ♪ emily: the tech earnings season is around the corner with netflix and due out july 16. the company is on a roll and investors have high hopes it will continue its successful performance. guestsjoined by our next to discuss. netflix have had a breakthrough year. at&t wantsout how hbo to be more like netflix, but can the success of netflix and its trajectory continue? >> they a

the good news is after years of criticism jack dorsey and twitter are finally prioritizing security.here were some bright spots to those earnings, it passed expectations in daily active user growth for the second consecutive quarter. however we all know that improving safety on the platform is going to help. butaily active users are up they don't see the number. what is your take? are you positive or negative? >> we downgraded francine: about two weeks ago anticipating these problems and i think the real issue is the sms contracts, gdpr and not a lot of compelling reasons driving users to twitter. that is what we see as the key problem. emily: the irony is you have trump treating multiple times a day. if anything was going to widen twitter to a more general audience, wouldn't that be at? >> one of the things i pointed out -- wouldn't that be it? >> one of the things i pointed out is you have one of the worlds most recognizable people using this as a major communication platform. if you can't have the president who is a polarizing figure one way or another, if he cannot drive more usa

behavior ranking doesn't make judgments based on political views or the substance of tweets and jack dorseyread addressing some issues folks are encountering, and shadow banning, and how they work. to hear them acknowledging they do have a lot more work to do and there's a trust issue here. >> they refer to this as a glitch but the question is why do we only see this with republicans? this does nothing to help the perception of twitter or facebook. if twitter and facebook, and conservative messages. the fact that we can talk about it can change it, legal action, and let's not forget this is an audience, conservative views it and they want to keep the customer. jillian: why is -- rhonda mcdaniels who runs the rnc. and an algorithmic glitch in the search function, take that for what it is worth. the last straw walt disney world just band at all theme parks. >> this incredible young man, 22-year-old returned crazy talk into a $4 billion paycheck, don't go anywhere. ♪ are you ready to take your wifi to the next level? then you need xfinity xfi. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives yo

i personally have met with jack dorsey twice.ner, once at a lunch two or three weeks ago. he seems sincere to want to fix this. but i think they are not moving quick enough. lawrence, i don't know if this happened to you. >> it hasn't happened to me directly but i know a lot of friend within the movement that it happened to them. it's a private business and they have the right to do whatever they want, but at the price of losing a lot of the people that use their platform. i don't know what's going on with silicon valley where their ideology is governing their business decisions. but it will hurt them in the long run. there are a lot of conservatives who use social media. they don't seem to care, because if they did, they would be moving a lot faster. >> they have gotten themselves into a real bind. when you try to control content you are responsible for content. they said they want to improve user experience. of course, they got a lot of pressure after the russia response of meddling in the election. once you step in, you are re

even i didn't realize this stock would rally. 103% since the beginning of the year, better than jack dorsey's other company, twitter, only up 84%. dade they deserve the recent gains? the analysts still upgraded. just today made square a buy also this morning, morgan stanley put out a piece of research about payments processing and titled. great businesses with undervalued leverages, defensive positions upgraded view to attractive i don't know both of these goals seem late to the party. that's indicative what goes on never too late to show a winning sector some love, not in this market what about stocks that are hated? what can they do to get the market to bury the hatchet in the last three years, disney and comcast that own this network have been a victim of their success. comcast is the most lucrative cable operator in the world with incredibly profitable growth if disney keeps releasing hit movie after hit movie we don't care we only focus on them when they put out a loser. that's only highlighted by espn who is losing subscribers. disney decided to bid for fox assets so big they could move

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. >> and everybody is under the sun expects it >> we have questions about jack dorsey can he do square and twitter we have this guy, like dorsey is not responding to every tweet and calling people pedophiles. we've got him with spacex, with this company much more complicated companies and you're worrying about the stability of a ceo i'm not accusing him or alleging anything, it's a natural concern. >> you were given an impression this that year was different we might not need the cash, but we're not going to have to tap it through an offering like we did years prior. >> i'd love to hear your take on this real quick. >> i have to thing on tesla. years ago said should have it's a much better short when it's coming down >> i don't need it from 300. >> that's why it's a small position got a tight stop on it get stopped out, lose money. >> going to have to leave it there. let's step away for a couple here's what else is coming up on the halftime report. >> the regionals after a big call on one big name in the space. the call of the day is next and we want to hear from you send the traders y

i had a visual of president trump calling jack dorsey to the cabinet room of the white house and reachingare fired. >> greg: there are solutions to this. i think it's easy for nikki haley to tell these kids not to do it because she is not there every day. but there is a way to deal with it. i think they should let everybody have a chance to reset twitter. just get rid of everything. >> kennedy: the advice, if you have tweets from 2008, 2009 that you've forgotten about like the guardians of the galaxy director who wrote some stupid stuff. even went on twitter a few years later, saying sorry about that stupid stuff. i shouldn't have written that. i was going through a phase. it was on earth and he was fired on the question is how many scouts will it take for either side to be happy? they are both doing it. they it's pretty aggressive and there's something to be said for relying on a rational argument. we've got to a point of such intense emotionalism that people no longer remember how to make an argument. all they know how to do is punch back. and then you have joggers defecating in public.

jack dorsey tweeted about this, suffice it to say we have a lot more work to do to get people's trustitter, the company is trying to make social media a nicer place. what do you make of that? >> well i think it is concerning when you have these social media platforms run out of silicon valley acting like the thought police and it is concerning for conservative users who use their platform, the biggest user being the president of the united states, to see that republicans, pages are being suppressed, this is a practice. we don't know how they're choosing which users are being sup is pressed. how are they determining who gets pushed down, who doesn't. i want to see transparency. we asked for it from twitter two months ago. finally after being called out on only now they're coming forward. that is not good enough. cheryl: you seen this long time ago. you seen it in the twitter feed and talking to conservative colleagues, you say the exact same thing is happening to me. >> vice news proved it. they did comparison between the dnc chair and my page. what is the rational? why did this happen

dick costolo, the first major ceo, and now jack dorsey, why can they not explain this better to advertisersstates is constantly using it? if you want to be up-to-date on exactly a what he's thinking, just follow him on twitter. and they can't seem to monetize that. what's the best metric for an investor or potential investor to be watching? and by the way, mau is monthly active users. which one are you watching the most closely? >> well, the company doesn't disclose daus, so it's really annoying they keep talking about the percentage growth, but they won't give you the underlying number. and the fact is the number's less than 50% of their total monthly active users, so not impressive at all. facebook's more at like 70%. these guys are really not that impressive in daily active, they're not focused on new users. so i think user growth is the most important metric. i think if management focused on people who don't use the service and tried to convince them they should be there because they would know about breaking news on fox business news -- liz: amen, brother. >> well, then you would start

twitter ceo jack dorsey says he has lost 200,000 followers in a purge of suspicious accounts.ust accounts are those identified to have involved sudden, suspicious changes in activity. twitter says they are identifying 10 million accounts each week. that is your bloomberg business flash. steven mnuchin says u.s. tariffs and china's retaliatory actions have not been to the economy in the u.s.. terroristamerica's moderate in size and argued the u.s. is not in a trade war -- andfs moderate in size argued the u.s. is not in a trade war. research is still with us. are you trying to find places to hide from a trade war or do you agree to this is not a trade war? do you find no reason to hide? trumptially, remember, was supposed to import tariffs on imports to the u.s.. $50 milliong on to $250om $50 billion to billion. my concern, economic growth for the rest of the year, is about the design of the economic policy. benefit fromsed to supply-side economics. to booste supposed growth. we have protectionism rising everywhere, especially in the u.s.. is adverse to a progrowth and pro-busi

can you confirm that sheryl sandberg and jack dorsey will be there?nnot confirm that because i can't speak on behalf of the intelligence committee. i hope they will be there. >> what's your biggest question for them? >> i want them to come clean about what they knew and when they knew it so we can start to have a conversation about what the risks are and how people should respond to those risks. >> i have a couple more on the intel committee piece. you said at the top of the interview you had these attempts on your own office, on your accounts. and that it shouldn't be shocking. shouldn't it be shocking that the foreign governments are trying to mess with you? >> i think people should be aware of this because it's a very real risk. it's a real risk for somebody in a public space, but also an enormous risk for our utilities, a risk for anyone whose online information is in someone's database that they use for online shopping. all of these things are at riv when you have an international actor with the kind of heft that russia has, willing to use those

twitter ceo jack dorsey said he followers in purge of suspicious accounts that takes account down toillion. the site has gup to remove -- accounts.ving locked locked accounts of those with sudden suspicious changes in saidity twitter -- identifying 10ly. account. emmys. is king of the set new high of digital streaming. candidates were announced in los with netflixet scored 112 nominations more than any other network. launching as aer dvd by mail operation, netflix powercome a hollywood house. global news 24 hours a day on and on twitter, more than countries. this is bloomberg. comes out of it china. got more of these trade numbers. exports to the united states if the first half from china. 13.6% in dollar. -- importsthe u.s. from the u.s. rising 11.8%. terms on the yen. they would not be delaying goods.ce on u.s. us.a kwok is here with bethey're not going to stopping. nice and theyg are playing responsible on the global stage. china tortant for continue to do that. it allows them to play the good guy. still go to the wto. they will try to be contained. will protest loudly against the

there's ceo jack dorsey says he is lost to enter thousand followers in a purge of specific suspiciouscounts. lost accounts are those with suspicious, sudden changes in activity. twitter said recently it is identifying almost 10 million dubious accounts each week. global news 24 hours a day over the air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am jenna, this is bloomberg. back to you, yvonne. yvonne: thank you. we are counting down to major market openings in the asia-pacific. for more, let's go to sophie. it seems like we do not get news on trade, markets going ahead here. one day we are up and one day we are down. today it looks positive. looking positive but traders remain cautious. we have several measures saying he should stick to this earnings story. look at the long-term economic outlook. of risk appetite, we see asian assets taking a backseat. the yen suffered its biggest weekly loss since september. as you can see from this chart which you can find in the library, the breakaway is starting back in april and entiti

good piece today about twitter and the pushback jack dorsey posted his vitals last night i don't carek's vitals so much as i do about the vitals of twitter they're excellent. but i worry! i worry because of bmw and mercedes that's what i'm worried about. if they solve that problem, bark worst than bite, 10% rally 10% rally! >> july is usually good for the market >> it is the summer rally. we get the summer rally if this story is true. >> only if >> only if >> see, these trade things are not going to disappear tomorrow. >> peter navarro is not going to let china -- remember. what export to gdp, what do you think we are, in terms of the world? 155th. 155th. i didn't even know there were that many countries. 12% -- 11% of our commerce this year is going to be exported navarro seized the moment. remember, larry kudlow is the guy who i wish was more front and center if we saw larry come on air and say i'm confident -- remember, europe not as bad. you got a real rally otherwise, you just get rallies on facebook. >> even tech even tech has had its issues lately as well >> of course micron >>

square downgrade the stock has moved a great deal i think it's yesterday twitter was the stock down jack dorseyuns both companies. carnival carnival let's lighten up there's too much negativity. now nordstrom is down $2.02. >> january 2019 eps range of $335 to $355. >> why sell it you have to upgrade everything >> i think the words were more balance near term risk reward. something like that. >> we have to move on. someone said that in my ear. >>> as jim said, pepsico getting a lift on better than expected earnings we'll talk to hugh johnston as they continue to battle coke take another look at the premarket, as we said, going for day four of gains for the s&p. more squawk on t"squawk on the moment see that's funny, i thought you traded options. i'm not really a wall street guy. what's the hesitation? eh, it just feels too complicated, you know? well sure, at first, but jj can help you with that. jj, will you break it down for this gentleman? hey, ian. you know, at td ameritrade, we can walk you through your options trades step by step until you're comfortable. i could be up for that. that's ta

hats off to jack dorsey he has created a company that people want to affiliate with.ld be a take over target. now it's gotten so far ahead we've been recommending the stock of paypal. and there's a survey out this morning which says that paypal is taking share. vitamin tech is valuable while you were away visa and mastercard unstoppable. >> yeah. visa amazes me. >> it's a big company. >> yeah. it's enormous. it's the quiteetest $300 million market cap. >> the ads around world cup. i wonder if they'll get to the england croatia match. >> i've enjoyed the world cup so much. >> it's so exciting. >> it's a unique tournament. >> it doesn't happen every year. i think that's significant. >> every four years. >> yeah. and i keep looking for take aways. how about nike how about visa no no real take aways just enjoy the game. i have nothing to add. >> let's talk about something we don't typically do exxonmobil crawling the way to flat on the year having a big move. >> what has happened a lot of these oil companies seem to be reluctant other than exxon but the pipeline constrain

charles: i would say in the last month 1/2 i met with jack dorsey twice.r with 10 people and month ago privately. i was invited to speak to the entire company yesterday but i couldn't do it. i think he is is trying to make the effort but i think they're moving so slow. listen, here is a guy who had to apologize for eating at chik-fil-a. the idea that he is, i joked with him, i know you're serious if we meet next time instead of chick-fil-a out in front of it, we'll put a couple folding chairs. the daunting task to fall on these two individual is kind of interesting. >> i'm more concerned to ben's point about maybe the censorship where this goes. i would have no problem if twitter wanted to suspend actual nazis. the problem we're calling everybody a nazi. defining fascism down. that is problem. these platforms are to have robust debate on controversial issues. abortion, transgenderrism, day rights. people shouldn't be treated if they're nazis for having a mainstream view one way or the other. charles: there is ugly tweet out today on melania. it is still up

president trump lost 300,000 jack dorsey lost about 200,000 jim kramer lost about 50,000 i lost a whoppingout 7,000, 8,000. i didn't know how many followers i had until today. >> i know the name of all of my followers, by the way, i'm able to do that we're very close i'm stunned that guy was a bot >> jayne tweeted out i think i only have ten followers left but they're all really funny >>> president trump china tariffs could be hitting close to home for the president. family dinners are about to get a lot tougher. >> this is really kind of oan ironic twist in this trade spat. it'll also hurt many u.s. companies including ivanka trump's. her lifestyle and clothing brand makes many of its products in china, and according to the trade list some of her goods would be subject to the next round of tariffs leather bags are on that list. so this $148 bag, this right here, that would be subject to a $14.80 tariff. and contessa has a $250 bag that would get a $25 tariff >> but it smells like leather. >> it is leather the spokeswoman would only say the ivanka trump brand is held to the same standards

a good year for jack dorsey. >> thank you, seema mody i did want to check in, of course it's been quietfox front. remember that? disney and comcast fighting it out for fox, the current bid from disney, $38 cash and stock has, of course, they have a merger agreement in place. the question is, when will comcast come back? it's been quiet so far one thing, though, that seems certain regardless of whether comcast comes back and offers more than its $35 all-cash bid right now is you're going to see a large transaction take place for the sale of these regional sports networks. remember, disney in an effort to move along the aenti-trust reviw as fast as possible came in and didn't even make an argument saying, here, we're willing to sell all 23, and when the doj saw that, it appears they were happy to take it and enabled that deal to really be fastracked for that approval that was so surprising to be received only six months and 13 days after the deal, itself, was announced. but that was key portion of it we're going to have a large deal, though, down the road. not too long, perhaps, in terms

deleting fake accounts shares now down over 11% jack dorsey focussed on the comments on why it's worthean up the platform. >> we do believe that our health work and a focus on improving the health of the public conversation on twitter is a growth factor over the long-term. we want to make sure that we're building this into our dna we want to make sure that we are being -- able to measure it and held accountable to it, as well. >> reporter: dorsey also saying that the company is focussing on health and tools to highlight relevant content and events drove better than expected advertising growth. >> the momentum on the platform is translating into success. the total revenue increasing 24% year over year in the second quarter. receiving positive feedback from customers about our efforts to enhance advertiser transparency and a -- improve the health of the public conversation. >> he talked about twitter success for the world cup saying it generated about $30 million in revenue and 39% of users engage with two or more games on the platform dorsey saying it's not a oneoff situation because th

. >> the ceo of twitter jack dorsey responded in a accusatory tone complaining that there was still aused vague languages. and referred to the actions that resulted in shadow binning as conversational health work. conversational health work. that makes no actual sense. i don't know how to interpret that. one thing is twitter is benefiting from being the paper of record for donald trump. that has given a whole company kind of a lift. and remain meaningful for peopleç so it's slightly different than facebook. but i think the administrations use of it. all of these companies may be facing a heavier hand from government. because they ask for it. is be had set on this program for a couple of years. with the live video. and they were killing people and committing suicide on it. and technologies approach is always been just throw it out there. and there. and we will fix it later. even larry ellison did that with oracle. when you are now reaching some new people around the globe you can't be careless like that. one of those false of the company. it is the algorithm while you know what, someo

dagen: jack dorsey has been having a lot of discussions.nto a walk in terms of the policies and the way twitter is managed. maria: it has not. good to get your insight. thanks so much. >> thank you. maria: we'll see you soon. coming up, no such thing as a free lunch, right. why san francisco is now looking to ban free lavish cafeterias at technology companies, one of the best perks for tech workers, story coming up. then, we're going deeper into the high quality movie experience with the ceo of imax, coming up. ♪ how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. maria: welcome back. a move to ban free lunches at technology company calf tie caf. we have details. james: gerride.gerri: if you are usedo enjoying a free lunch at work in san francisco, get ready for a change. the board of supervisors wants to ban the free lunch, saying it hurts local r

charles: amy, over the last few months i met with jack dorsey, twitter ceo twice and had dinner withis issue incivility and they had a meeting today i was invited to but i couldn't make it but the point that - i tried to drive his hope that you got too many liberals in new york and denver cisco who are doing this manually or designing the algorithms that are doing this and i think they're making a big mistake when they give tech words that is not shadow banning but it's unfair and does quote voices. people need to speak up if you want the platform to be fair to everyone so they should make a fair, right? >> what, i've heard him say and i've been told he wanted to be fair but it's like the town square. i agree. i came up to the tea party movement and that's when i got involved in politics and had it not been for twitter the tea party movement would not be here. that's how we came together. it's a great information highway. we need it but it needs to be fair. i think another thing they need to do you, charles, i know about the trolls in the box but they need to verify everybody and may

jack dorsey, it just came up yesterday that he has agreed to appear before a senate committee sometime i guarantee you this is going to be an issue that comes up. he is going to have to answer why this has happened. i do you think that there needs to be somewhat more information. the vice news report did not find that, though. >> bill: charlie. >> sandra: jared. >> bill: we do not like each other. [laughs] thank you guys. breaking news now, bold move the vice president just made a moment ago during the religious speech there. we will tell you about that in a moment. >> sandra: plus, a major victory for free trade. sean duffy is here to weigh in on the tariffs battle. stick around. another jam-packed our here on "america's newsroom" ." % or more by... (harmonica interrupts) ...by just calling or going online to geico.com. (harmonica interrupts) (sighs and chuckles) sorry, are you gonna... (harmonica interrupts) everytime. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i knew at that exact moment, whatever it takes, wherever i have to go...i'm beating this. my mai

dagen: jack dorsey was in washington, d.c., one of the founders of twitter, he met with conservativeeeks, trying to at least hear them. but again, time for you to act and stop -- again, they crack down on conservative speech a lot quicker than they crack down on democratic speech. at what point is a death threat from a liberal to somebody like me, when is that okay? maria: that's right. mark zuckerberg was up on the hill testifying reel recently. when we come back, tesla reaching its production target. elon musk is patting his team on the back. another car maker is hitting back. we'll have details next. stay with us. ♪ man: i got scar tissue there. same thing with any dent or dings on this truck. they all got a story about what happened to 'em. man 2: it was raining, there was only one way out. i could feel the barb wire was just digging into the paint. man: two bulls were fighting, (thud) bam hit the truck. try explaining that to your insurance company. woman: another ding, another scratch. it'll just be another chapter in the story. every scar tells a story, and you can tell a lot