can we trust jack dorsey, --? >> look, i have to tell you. jack dorsey, is from that. i have been buying the stock for a very long time. previous cfo. the stock has not had a major move at last. it is not done. let's go to greg in new jersey. >> thanks for taking my call. longtime listener. my stock is northern trust. >> northern trust is very good. i will tell you one that we have been buying for the travel trust. black rock. i think it is better. it has better growth and more consistent management. let's go to philip, in michigan. >> shout out to my 84-year-old mother who is watching. detroit lions, bouillon. >> lions could beat any other team before the super bowl happens. let's make some money. >> one more question, can you bring your roadshow to michigan? i would love to buy it. >> very interesting. talking about my wife's. we had a big road trip down in texas. going to tell her you said that. she has been out of town working hard. i appreciate that. we have to get it to michigan. i do not think we are there. let's work together. >> i know that you just removed th

and a lot of these people remember jack dorsey very civically minded, whether it was new york or san francisco, and wanted to get involved in politics. and i think that's why we're starting to see this crossover. it used to be a tech executive would make a certain amount of money, write a check and tell the political world, stay out of our way. we just want to create an event and blah, blah, blah. now, i think there is this crossover because you're seeing the tech executives say, i want to be involved on the civic level as well. so what's going to happen? is it up to the general public for us to say, okay, hold on. elon musk is getting too many things his way business wise, or sam altman in san francisco, or is there a check and balance here? there is. and honestly, that's us. raj. it's not just the general public, it's those of us who do follow these men and women, and we need to be on top of it. and make sure, as you just talked about with mayor elect lurie, that there isn't a special tax break or that sort of thing. and that's what we're going to be watching really closely in the

it was actually created by jack dorsey, who was one of the co-founders of twitter. and so this is a platform where the biggest difference is that it's decentralized. and basically what that means is that users can host their data on other servers. beyond blue sky. you don't have to. it's super technical. don't worry about it. you can just make an account, hop on and essentially post like you would on on twitter. this is it was founded in 2019, but it used to be invitation only up until february of this year, which is why so many people have been joining because it's a lot easier. you don't have to get, you know, the invite code from somebody who's already on the platform. >> right? okay. so have you played around? i actually started following you just in the past half hour, and i noticed you don't have a post yet, doesn't it take all of us contributing to, you know, it takes a while to build up a community right where you actually have the conversations. otherwise just a place where everybody has handles, but nobody's engaging. >> that's exactly right. so you've you

it was set up by jack dorsey in 2019.ing seen as an alternative to elon musk�*s x. and, ros, this is part of a longer—term trend. there appears to have been a tipping point where a lot of people have said because of the way that musk used x in a political way and used his platform to support donald trump, perhaps they wanted to go elsewhere, and we're seeing quite a marked shift now. yeah, there's been a massive shift in the past few weeks. l i think the ceo was saying that they're adding about a millionl new users a week at the moment. imean, it's... or it may even be - more rapid than that. so... are you on it? i'm on it, yeah. i gave up with x a long time ago, because, you know, i for me, social media - is supposed to be a bit of fun, and it's supposed to be - informative, and at a certain point in the summer of 2023, ijust thought, i'm getting - neither of these things any i more from x, so it'sjust not for me, so... you had 100,000 followers on x, i think. yeah. and you swapped it for zero? i swapped it for zero, yea

this company started back in 2019 as a test within twitter led by twitter's cofounder jack dorsey buthas recently surged in popularity particularly since the election. it has a user base at least 22 million and growing so difference between when it was a test and now after the election is users are going on and feel they can will and customize their own feeds, therefore avoiding the algorithm that pushes them content. many see this as more democratic if you will them content cure ration you are seeing on elon musk's x which is the old twitter, and mark zuckerberg has threads but a lot of people say that's not cool so folks looking for a social media are flocking to blue sky if they don't like x or threads. ashley: interesting. thank you very much. still had, trump choosing stanford professor and physician j batis about chairia who was censored during the pandemic, he will be the nih director. >> the nih invested in very dangerous gain of function research that might have caused the pandemic and they have not come clean, the next ice director is going to need to admit that the agency,

it was from jack dorsey, a founder of twitter, who sold twitter to elon musk who then turned it intoou've got the liberals bailing on x. now going to blue sky. so aoc's on there, it's right now -- it's like a kamala chew choochoo train of reverberation on the surface. it's a good platform. what we're seeing in social media is tribalism. this tribe is going here, the other tribe is going there. joey: true social, blue sky. hopefully people stay in the public space together and have a debate. >> what we want is free speech across the board. what we want is access to everything and we want no one squelching our voice. when you try to shut people up, we get pissed off and go to other platforms. to elon musk's credit whether agree who he is allowing onto x or not, it is open. it's open and available. if you're not following already, cyberguy.com is my website where we have the newsletter and for those who subscribe, you get it, right? joey: i do. i learn every time. >> we have a story about certain searches you do on google that are getting mall mae into your computer. we'll show how to a

and more people paying electronically and this is the company that used to be called square and jack dorsey name to block, the block chain. he started stepping into crypto and piper sandler said that's one of the reasons they see upside because of crypto plays for this name. stuart: all tied in. thanks, lauren. president elect trump announced tom homan will be the new border czar. and look rights now, tom joining us now. great to have you on the show and back with us with some kind of authority. i want to know, as barder czar, what is the source of your authority. who do you report to? >> i report directly to president trump. it's white house, senior policy position and working very closely with the secretary of homeland security. ice and cbp and securitying the border and holding those responsible in the country and we'll prioritize the safety threats and national security threats. stuart: that's number one, start deportations on known illegal migrant criminals? >> absolutely. this administration is not doing this. this administration claimed they told ice don't deport victims of serious c

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. >> twitter founder jack dorsey also created blue sky.he platform's traffic is still, though far below x's in march. x reported 550 million monthly users. meantime, facebook and instagram users have long complained there is no way to get help when hackers take over their accounts. parent company meta launched a paid service offering help but isn't paying off. tonight, the company is looking into several cases and seven on your side discovered where people are paying for the meta verified service weren't able to get their stolen accounts restored. here's abc seven news reporter stephanie sierra with the story. >> oh my gosh, i was relieved. >> we told you about tovah ridgway, who tried for months to recover her stolen facebook account. she even marched down to meta headquarters in menlo park demanding help. nothing worked until she paid 14.99 for one month of meta verified within a day, a live agent on chat restored her account. >> i was able to get all my memories back, my memories of my kid, me and my husband. >> she got help. i was like

feature to adding username and joined the site tha was actually spearheaded by former twitter ceo jack dorseyen a surge in people migrating to the platform since trump's victory. the company says they've gained more than one and a half million users in the last week blue sky ceo told us its growth, quote, marks a new era of social media. one where users are put first, but it is still way behind x and is reds in terms of active users. a blue sky just past 15.8 million users. but how is the platform different? well, it says it features user created custom feet. so basically, you control what you see on the social media platform. it's similar to how twitter list would work on the x platform. they also say they have anti toxicity features that protect users against harassment and dog piling. now, we've already seen a lot of people migrating over their outlets like the guardian said they're boycotting x because of its misinformation and and they're migrating to blue sky celebrities that have been tv personalities like mark cuban and also don lemon. they have joined the platform as well. >> and whi

it was started by jack dorsey. it was a tech experiment. at first. they didn't. they didn't and still don't have a robust content moderation team right. and rudy's work in both identifying a group of people who can generate black content. but then tuning its algorithm to pick up that black content has done a lot to replicate twitter's twitter's capacity to reproduce black cultural conversations. >> andre brock, i appreciate you coming on this early to talk with me about this, as there is this kind of transition moment. we don't know where it's going or how long it will be in transition, but something that has been the cornerstone of social media black twitter and what this moment means for the larger culture. thanks so much for being with me. this saturday. >> thank you. >> this week we're thankful for community. how a historic borough came together to support one of their own after an act of hate who should be the 2024 cnn hero of the year? >> it's your chance to weigh in. discover the life changing work this year's honorees are doing. then cast up to ten votes

it was actually created by jack dorsey, who was one of the co-founders of twitter and so this is a platformhere the biggest difference is that it's decentralized. and basically what that means is that users can host their data on other servers. beyond blue sky, you don't have to. it's super technical. don't worry about it. you can just make an account, hop on and essentially post like you would on on twitter. >> it does look similar for those continuing to use x, you can at least uncheck the option that uses your data to train the platforms. >> i a wildfire in southern california burned down homes and something else that is vital to the area a bee rescue. you'll see what a difference those bees make and how you can help the rescue recover what was lost. >> plus a cross-country flight that ended with an emergency landing at lax. make the most of your season during the kia season of new traditions sales event. gift yourself some savings and visit your local kia dealer today. look out for these stickers to find great deals on vehicles backed by a 10-year, 100,000-mile limited powertrain warran

. >> twitter founder jack dorsey also created blue sky.ic is still far below x's. in march, x reported 550 million monthly users. >> president elect donald trump has completed nominations for his top cabinet members, but this morning there are growing questions about some of his choices. critics are calling former congresswoman tulsi gabbard a, quote sympathizer for russia and syria, and they're concerned about defense secretary nominee pete hegseth. history with women abc news reporter perry russom has the latest from capitol hill. >> this morning, senators on both sides of the aisle suggesting at least two of president elect trump's cabinet nominees face an uphill battle to be confirmed. that includes tulsi gabbard, trump's pick for director of national intelligence. senator tammy duckworth calls gabbard compromised, citing gabbard's 2017 trip to syria when russian controlled media called her a russian asset. >> so i do think that we have a real deep concern whether or not she's a compromised person. >> senator markwayne mullin taking is

. >> twitter founder jack dorsey created blue sky, the platform's traffic is still far below x's.n march, x reported 550 million monthly users. >> president elect donald trump has completed nominations for his top cabinet members, but this morning there are growing questions about some of his choices. critics are calling former congresswoman tulsi gabbard a, quote, sympathizer for russia and syria, and they're concerned about defense secretary nominee pete hegseth history with women. abc news reporter perry russom has the latest from capitol hill. >> this morning, senators on both sides of the aisle suggesting at least two of president elect trump's cabinet nominees face an uphill battle to be confirmed. that includes tulsi gabbard, trump's pick for director of national intelligence. senator tammy duckworth calls gabbard compromised, citing gabbard's 2017 trip to syria when russian controlled media called her a russian asset. >> so i do think that we have a real deep concern whether or not she's a compromise person. >> senator markwayne mullin, taking issue with duckworth's commen

feature to adding username and joined the site that was actually spearheaded by former twitter ceo jack dorsey a surge in people migrating to the platform since trump's victory. the company says they've gained more than one and a half million users in the last week blue sky ceo told us its pgrowt of social media. one where users are put first, but it is still way behind x and met u.s. threats in terms of active users. a blue sky just past the 15.8 million users. bu different? well, it says it features user created custom feet. so basically, you control what you see on the social media platform. it's similar to how twitter list would work on the x platform. they also say they have anti toxicity features that protect users against harassment and dog pilot. now, we've already seen a lot of people migrating over their outlets like the guardian said they're boycotting x because of its misinformation and and they're migrating to blue sky celebrities that have been tv personalities like mark cuban and also don lemon. they have joined the platform as well. >>and while it may seem more civil right ews

blue sky was originally created by former twitter ceo jack dorsey in 2019, the decentralized platformnd more. you can also better customize what you see and it's easy to take your data and moved to another platform later. of course, all be testing it out. you can find blue sky at rich on tech moving on nononononow, time for the holidays, casio has released new versions of its iconic calculator watch. the company has debuted 3 new models of their iconic time piece inspired by their first personal calculator made in 1972, the new watches are available in black, blue, green and ivory. you get basic calculator functionality dual time alarms and a stopwatch. the watches are water resistant with a five-year battery life use eco-friendly materials and the price is more like a blast from the past. just $36. castillo's original calculator watches were popular back in the 80's and 90's. and you bet i wore one. i'm rich demuro. that's richaun tack. >>renewed inflation worries. plus, amazon now competing with online pharmacies hims and hers. here's david lazarus with money. smart. >>hey, their st

for the widower of an aide who worked for joe, that the widower hemself wrote an open letter to jack dorsey, the then ceo of twitter pleading with him to remove the posts from social media, from the platform, writing, quote, my wife deserves better. twitter never deleted the posts. responding in a statement that the tweets did not violate its terms of service. >> they of course changed the terms of service the next day. so. >> some senate republicans yesterday were surprised and expressed doubt about gaetz's nomination. we will get to that in a moment. it may not matter. trump is demanding that senators allow for recess appointments so he can unilaterally select the cabinet, arguing it takes too long to confirm nominees. those are the facts. it goes without saying that we invite members of the incoming trump administration to be on our show. and we look forward to discussing this issue and others, face to face with president trump himself. along with joe, willie, and me, we have the most of way too early, jonathan lamere, u.s. special correspondent for bbc news kathy kay, president of the n

there's so much in your important book about online speech and you discuss the twitter files where jack dorseythe previous head of twitter suppressed election related speech. tell us about your analysis of twitter's performance with the twitter files, as well as the performance of elon musk now being accused of suppressing his critics and broadly, how you think that under your framework, we should think about a platform like twitter. how is it doing and how could it better protect free speech? >> well, that's a great question. i have to admit, as a threshold matter that i'm less supportive of the record at facebook and met on -- meta on free speech and i don't see myself as a free speech enthusiast. i think there's something more to free speech than being an enthusiast, but the role of social media has created a new sort of paradigm for free speech. it's new in the sense that there's a new technology. free speech has always had to struggle with new technology and the free speech has fallen behind, the moody cases where the justices were flailing about on how to deal with social media. the twit

president, and they're joining blue sky, which was created as a research project by former twitter ceo jack dorseyd what used to be twitter. the holiday season is in full swing, and starbucks is bringing back a popular giveaway. starting today, you can get that free reusable 16 ounce red cup by purchasing a hot or iced holiday drink. more than a dozen drinks qualify, but it is only while supplies last. starbucks says this year's cup is made up of 95% recycled material. the free cup also comes with 25 bonus stars and more benefits when you use it in the store. >> our time now 648. four men were arrested. they're now facing charges of insurance fraud and conspiracy for allegedly staging a bear attack. now the california department of insurance says video that was sent to an insurance company allegedly shows a bear going into three luxury vehicles and destroying everything inside. but when it was further checked, they found out it was just someone in a bear costume with metal bear claws. the san bernardino county district attorney's office is examining the case to decide and make a decision on whethe