jefferson was very close to john freeman. the book goes into that at some length, and deliberately chose to put him in the most public place in the white house as a footman, both greeting guests, waiting a table, wearing the same formal livery as the white footmen who also worked in the white house and were free men. treated the same way, same accommodations, same supervision, in kind of what some historians have called a gray zone of slavery that jefferson established in the white house as a kind of model of what he hopes would be a transition from slavery to freedom. if we could slip to the slide, there we go, with the kitchen this is a monticello slide done of the kitchenette monticello. the white house kitchen, the president's house at the time would have been very similar indeed to this, and jefferson brought up from monticello three young enslaved girls in their teens, 15, 16, 17 in that range. initially, the first one called ursala granger was brought up a alone, and the reason he brought these young women in was to ha

>> keeping our eyes glued for after the bell when we get the report john freeman, thank you >> thank you for having me. >>> 12% of american adults got at least one shot of the vaccine. about 10% of the entire population the pace has picked up we're now averaging 1.5 million shots a day with more than 2 million shots in the arms. two new vaccines and both with good treatment data, so-called variants and normal vaccine supply chain. the pace could really ramp even by march according to dr. gottlieb and others but even with the seeming good news, with many bosses are saying they'll see us after the summer. labor day to get back in the office, robert as many. >> only 10% or 15% back in the office right now, it looks like it will be fall before the numbers start to improve partnership for new york city, they represent about 300 ceos the earliest day to start bringing workers back. even that date may be optimistic the ceo said july would be the reopening day. manhattan supports restaurants to retail to real estate empty commercial space reached all-time high of 15% in january which is why

here is john freeman, cfra vice president of equity research. tion of deplatforming figures, will have made a difference this quarter? john: i think that most of that happened actually post results, so for the coming quarter -- they will probably talk about what the impact of that traffic leaving twitter will be over the next year -- but i think they are benefiting from other surges , not just the political season, but the higher engagement in general from one billion to two billion people sheltering at home worldwide, as well as other changes. their usage started to grow, the usage growth started to accelerate about 18 months ago, when they made software changes. and they have been continuing to make other improvements. that help them get up to 10%, then 21%. and you saw politics accelerating growth to 34%, the last few quarters, so it has to decelerate. but i am looking for them to talk about the double-digit growth in terms of usage going forward. i think that is reasonable. amanda: when you talk about the transformational moment for twitter,

jefferson was very close to john freeman, we go into that in some length and deliberately chose to put him in the most public place in the white house as a foot men, both greeting guests and waiting tables, wearing the same formal lid -- as the white freshman who also worked in the white house and were freeman and treated the same way, same accommodations, same supervision and kind of what has some historians have called a gray zone of slavery. that jefferson established in the white house as a kind of a model of what he hoped would be a transition from slavery to freedom. if we could slip to this slide -- there you go, with the kitchen. this is a month monticello done of the kitchen net monticello but the white house kitchen, the president's house at the time would've been very similar indeed to this and jefferson brought up from monticello, three young enslaved girls in their teens. 15, 16, 17 in, that range. initially, the first one called ursula granger was brought up alone and the ranger -- reason he brought these young women in ways to have them learn french cuisine from the fren

. >> john: we will talk with the lieutenant governor of texas dan patrick coming up in the next hour, james freeman, thank you so much. we are now hearing from ted cruz about this trip to cancun and he said with school canceled for the week our girls asked to take a trip with friends. wanting to be a good dad i flew down with them last night and flying back this afternoon. my staff and i are in constant medication about what happened in texas. my team and i will continue using all of our resources to keep texans informed and safe. that's what they are saying about it. other people are saying he was scheduled to come back on saturday. be three all we can do is bring the statement to our viewers. we will update you will on more on that story as we get it. meanwhile fallout from the grid it fueled trading surge a topic on capitol hill. >> a few things i'm not. i'm not a cat, and institutional investor or a hedge fund. i do not have clients, i'm just an individual whose investment in game stop and post on social media were based upon my own research and analysis. >> sandra: and that is reddit user grow

john matze former ceo of parler take a listen. >> again stress everything going on some pushback, back-and-forth i can understand that why i had been terminated -- >> james freeman you founder john mate were different what do you think? >> a. james: sometimes when rock fans break up talk about creative philosophic differences within banned you probably know more than i my sense is basically john wanted to focus on building a competitor to twitter and finding a way to continue to compete with twitter. and the board its mission was making a little less commercial and more philosophical in terms of want to go maintain free speech platform when would not accept the rules that silicon valley wants to impose on our discourse. maria: okay. so you think he was going to go along with that and o or was he pushed back on that? james: well, it is -- it is obviously -- a little hard to tell but i think he's got more of a business focus how do we how do we -- overcome obstacles get back in the game against twitter sound like the board doesn't really want in game if not going to -- live by the free speech principles that they set out to achieve with this thing. i mean that is