mr. dorsey? jack: yes, we agree. as we are building a digital public square, we do believe thatexpectations to follow and a default to freedom of expression and opinion. we need to understand when that default interferes with other fundamental human rights such as physical security or privacy. and the adverse impact on the fundamental human rights. i do believe that context matters in this case. suppression, 2016, it was tweeted out and we are happy to say organically the number of impressions that were calling it out as fake were eight times the reach of the original tweet. not to say we should rely on that but asking the question -- how we make that more possible and how we do it as a velocity is the right one to ask. sen. king: thank you both. if you have further thoughts as you are flying home, technical ways to increase information available to your users through , pleasetings, stars share them with us and we look forward to working with you on this problem that is important to our country. thank you very much.

mr. dorsey? jack: this is not something we want to compete on. we have hosted our peer companies on this very topic, helping to increase our cadence of meeting and what we can share. if there were an occurrence, we would work to alert our peer companies and law enforcement partners. >> let me say in closing that i hope both of you if you see him pediment's that exist -- if you in impediments that exist your ability to collaborate with nefarious actors that you will certainly make this committee aware in cases where we can help. >> in my opening statement, i indicated i hope we can move the word on policy sessions so i would like to get your thoughts on some of the ideas i and others have suggested. i will start with you, mr. dorsey. excellent -- after some initial false starts, it appears you have committed to a shift in your company's culture with respect to the safety and security on your plot or dust on your platform. -- security on your platform. is thereion i have have been a lot of accounts, bou

i want to hand over the mike, unless you have questions for me, to mr. jack bear. >> thank you, maggie. good evening, commissioners. i'm jack bear, executive vice president and general council for the giants basketball team and at&t park. we're pleased to be here and first want to thank maggie and the entertainment commission to look at the law and a sensible approach to the issues, at the ballpark. we've been applying for permits in the past and we'll have permits with your permission. it also incorporates the measures incorporated in the individual permits and the agencies involved. so the process has been very thorough and collaborative. most of you are probably familiar with at&t park. it's our 19th year of operation. it's home to san francisco giants baseball team but also host concerts and other special events at the ballpark. as maggie indicated, our lease restricts the number of major events. the events with attendance of 15,000 people to 14. usually it's about three to five concerts. and the rest are other events like san francisco state graduation a

mr. president, before it is too late. jack dorsey is trying to influence mr. president trump, before it is too late. because jack dorsey is trying to influence the election to sway the edirection -- >> what is she saying? i can't understand her. >> that is why they are censoring and shadow banning. [ auction calling ] >> officer, will you escort this young lady out, please. [ auction calling ] [ auction calling ] >> i yield back. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> somehow i think our auctioneer and resident will get tweeted about today. i remind members of the audience, you are here to observe and not to participate. and i appreciate this. now to the gentleman from new york, mr. engel, for four minutes. >> that is a hard act to follow, mr. chairman. that's a hard act to follow. maybe i'll get mr. long to help me along a little bit as well. thank you, mr. channing and mr. pal own and mr. darcy. our country is facing a direct threat to our democratic institutions and we need to find ways to stop russia and iran from using technology against us. this year robert mueller

mr. evans and jack ma was involved in this deal. >> for us, it was very important for this discussion. >>liver value for russian consumers because for businesses, it is important and we worked a lot of details. about politicalization, synergies. it took quite some time, but we have a solid foundation and i business.e current >> does vladimir putin have a good relationship with jack ma? >> he does not think jack ma should retire because he is still so young. i think his passion in the education field and others is shared and when jack ma has finished his presentation, everybody clapped. have a great relationship. we appreciate he is curious about russia and we will build on this. apple will release a blitz of new products this week and setting itself up for a strong holiday quarter. what to expect from your next iphone upgrade. >> there is no disputing the height that surrounds an apple product launch. last year, tim cook stepped onto the stage to one deal the iphone x. >> it is the biggest leap forward since the original iphone. >> it was touted as the most significant upgrade in the ipho

jack ryan" premiere. they shut down a battleship, put up a giant movie screen, and still all we could look at was hot mr. i. yep, that's right -- hot. and here's your proof! yes, we binge-watched all eight episodes of amazon's "jack ryan" to find john's best shirtless shots and one very sexy makeout scene. and if you're wondering how john compares to ben affleck, harrison ford, and alec baldwin, all who've played the cia superspy in the past, well, we asked. >> i don't even know who you're talking about. i was told it was the first. no, i did. i've e-mailed back and forth very nicely with alec baldwin who's a friend and a supporter of everything i do, but certainly, this was a fun irony to be talking about the same part. >> i'm the best chance you have. >> you can't grow up to be "iron man" but to grow up to be some sort of person who uses their brain and their instincts and puts their life on the line for other people selflessly is something you can do. >> john's co-star is wendall pierce. you probably know him from "suits" and from this scene, walking meghan markle down the aisle. but could we see the d

mr. president before it is too late because jack dorsey is trying to influence the election and sway the election. >> i can't understand her. $20, five have. , 40. have 45, the cap. up to it have now 75. $80, 95, 90. two and a quarter. to have, 300, 3 and a quarter. three-and-a-half, 375, 400. four and a half, by the have. i yield back. [applause] long has a past as a professional auctioneer. those it is one instances. what you think the public as far as those attending, what you think we got out of those hearings? guest: some new information they put on record about how these platforms work. what the things that was for twitter, the nomination hearing for judge kavanaugh was happening in the same time so that brought attention away. we have a time to gauge the reaction to these so we will be picking up on some of that today. host: zach from pennsylvania, democrat line. the thing i'm worried about is a lot of these social media companies are showing so many ads to the point where some people could see them as ad companies disguise is also media platforms. what i'm wondering is should we

one of china's wealthiest men jack ma has stepped down as the chief of an e-commerce giant and mr moss says he wants to focus on philanthropy and education the billionaire founded alibaba nearly two decades ago it's since become one of the world's biggest internet companies with a market value of more than four hundred billion dollars. welcome if you're just joining us this is al-jazeera these are your headlines iran's minister for foreign affairs has some of the iraqi ambassador after protesters in iraq's southern city of basra attacked the iranian consulate a week of violent demonstrations has seen several major buildings in the city being set on fire at least twelve people have died security forces blamed unidentified gunman for the deaths. the turkish president. says he may intervene in the expected syrian government offensive on it live if it causes major bloodshed mr one went on twitter saying quote he would neither watch from the sidelines nor participate in such a game if the world turned a blind eye to killing at trilateral talks in tehran with iran and russia on friday mr erd

that helps around five million palestinian refugees one of joiners wealthiest men jack has stepped down as the chief of mr maher says he wants to focus on philanthropy and education the billionaire founded alibaba twenty years ago since become one of the world's biggest internet companies up next on this channel it's the listening post i'm back in thirty minutes i will see you then. getting to the heart of the matter and this we have new generations growing up to understand better our relationship with the natural world and then soon there will be nothing left facing reality or our friends and allies played a positive role in preventing any escalation from taking place here their story on talk to al-jazeera. a court has sentenced your journalists from the reuters news agency to. work out. what. the government is trying to show. minority. hello i'm barbara starr and you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering this week the sentencing of to avoid journalist and the failed promise of media reform there there's a voice from inside the house the white house senate speaking through

now it's the house energy and commerce committee that will be grilling twitter ceo jack dorsey, only mre being. whether these hearings, the likes of which we saw earlier this morning with the senate committee grilling mr. dorsey and sheryl sandberg, of course, of facebook fame, how far this is going, the fact the government could be looking at cracking down on them or policing them or maybe making decisions for them, has taken the wind out of some of these companies' stocks sales. what do you think is going on? >> some unwinding for profit taking. this happened the last time they had to testify in front of congress. remember, facebook got knocked down but as soon as the hearings were over, it had a big bounce. let's see if that happens once again, see if we get a relief rally if nothing significant comes from this. neil: so when all is said and done, i know you just look at the investment side, if the government were to try to get involved or try to deal with someone like sheryl sandberg and dorsey both saying in different ways there's only so much we can do, and the government decides

muller's probe into russian interference one of china's wealthiest men jack ma has stepped down as the chief of the e-commerce giant alibaba mr maher says he wants to focus on philanthropy and education the billionaire billionaire founded alibaba nearly two decades ago it since become one of the world's largest internet companies with a market value of more than four hundred billion u.s. dollars. this is al-jazeera ok we will recap your top stories for you yemeni peace talks are in trouble after a no show by the goofy rebel delegation to the planned venue in geneva the u.n. special envoy to yemen mr griffiths says he'll meet soon with representatives in oman and then he hopes son are bought and initial report coming to us out of geneva says some medical evacuations have been approved yemen's foreign minister accused the use the movement of trying to sabotage negotiations if you couldn't be mad about. each time these talks face the wall of irresponsibility by these coup plotters these groups who are exploiting the international efforts of the yemeni government to reach peace they are being totally irresponsible the special env

mr ma has a personal net wealth of over $35 billion. earlier i spoke to shaun rein is managing director of china market research group. he told me why he thought jackw is a good time for mr ma to step down. alibaba is in a strong position. we expect it to grow about 35% year on year for the next five years. they are also about to go public, one of their divisions. china is becoming a cashless society. very few people carry cash. alipay, their subsidiarity, is doing very well. it is also time for mr ma to step down to focus on p and also perhaps become a bit low profile. ——a focus on philanthropy. right now he is very high profile which is dangerous and chinese business circles. we did a project couple of years ago, and analyse that over 60% of the people who may be forbes 100 rich china list had been arrested or investigated for corruption or other illegal activities. so it is time forjack ma to become more low—profile and focus on philanthropy. so do you think this is something he is doing for himself or is it more about the company? i think it is more about himself. i think there are two parts. very importantly, aliba ba, unlike some other intern

it was during that hearing where jack dorsey had exchange about these shadow accounts with the chairman, greg walden. here's a bit of that exchange. mr. walden: certain prominent serve serve users, including of sour colleagues, who have come to us, representative meadows, jordan, gaets, were not shown in the automatically populated dropdown searches on twitter, correct? out of the more than 300 million active twitter users, why did this only happen to certain accounts? in other words, what did the algorithm take into account that led to prominent conservatives, including members of the u.s. house of representatives, not being included in auto search suggestions? what cows causted that mr. dorsey: thank you for the question. we used signals. usually hundreds of signals to determine and decide what to show, what to down rank, or potentially what to filter. in this particular case, as i mentioned in my opening, we were using a signal of the behavior of the people following accounts. we didn't believe upon further consideration, and also seeing the impact, which was about 600,000 accounts, pretty broad pace based, that was fair and we de

mr. president before it is too late, because jack dorsey is trying to influence the election-- >> huh? what's she saying? i can't understand her. what? >> --sway the election, so that the democrats can steal the election-- >> stephen: but thhis protestor was no match for missouri representative and humpty dumpty who landed safely and followed his dream into politics, billy long. watch how representative long helped call the room back to order. >> what? what? she-- >> 12 and a hand, 15, seven and a hand, $20 and a hand, 7 and a hand, $30, $30 down, 35, 40. $40, 5, 5, 45, $50, $50 down. we're selling a cell phone there. four and a quarter, four and a half, four and a half, 475, five and a quarter, five and a half. i yield back. >> stephen: wow! this is beautiful! that's beautiful! not only did he successfully shut her down, i think he also sold her to a factory farm! ghai the chambers into the hallway, where florida senator marco rubio was confronted by alt-right conspiracy theorist and man whose porn name is lance boil, alex jones. jones has been permanently banned from twitter, and his

mr. president, before it is too late because jack dorsey is trying to influence the election to sway the >> what is she saying? i can't understand her [ auctioneer call >> officer, will you escort this young lady out, please [ auctioneer call we're selling the cell phone i yield back >> well, he yields back. that was avirtuoso by billy long, he must be an auctioneer >> he received the designation >> he's good at it >> he earned that certification >> that is a low price for the iphone >> that's right. >> thanks for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" right now. >>> it's time for "the closest bell." a showdown on capitol hill between lawmakers and social media companies. we'll break down what it means for the share prices of google, twitter, facebook coming up. >>> i'm jackie deangelis in gulfport, mississippi, where we are monitoring former tropical storm gordon and its impact on the gulf coast and big oil >> i'm steve liesman a huge surge in the july trade deficit. i'll break down the numbers and what it means for the u.s. economy. >> i'm sarah eisner in theranos is set to officiall

mr. dorsey. google did not show up. google declined the invitation. jack dorsey was talking about the issue of trying to keep the platform. i know people hate his phrase, but i'm going to it's, a safe place for an exchange ideas and to keep russians out. >> we are proud of how that free and open exchange has been weaponnized and used to distract and divide people and pour nation. we found ourselves unprepared and ill equipped for the immensity of the problems we acknowledged. reporter: facebook talking about the immensity of what they have done since the 2016 election to kick off fake accounts. they say they have to make it easier for people who use facebook to know who they are dealing with. this is what sheryl sandberg had to say. >> the threat we face is not new. america has always confronted attacks from determined opponents who want to undermine our democracy. what is new is the tactics they are using. to stay ahead we all need to work together. everyone here today knows this an arms race. reporter: there was a hearing on the house side specifically w

one of china's wealthiest men jack ma has stepped down as the chief of alibaba mr maher says he wants to focus on philanthropy and education the billionaire founded alibaba twenty years ago since become one of the world's biggest internet companies up next on this channel it's the listening post i'm back in thirty minutes i will see you then. getting to the heart of the matter and this we have new generations growing up to understand better our relationship with the natural world then there will be nothing left facing reality or our friends and allies played a positive role in preventing any escalation from taking place here their story and talk to al-jazeera. apart as subjects church or western writers to fire me. worked out. great but i love the way. it's trying to show me when i want to join our team. hello i'm barbara sarah and you're the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering this week the sentencing of two reuters journalists to me and mark and the failed promise of media reform there there's a voice from inside the house the white house senate speaking throu

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mr. president, before it is too late because jack dorsey is trying to influence the election, to sway theon. >> what? >> $35, two hands, $300. three and a quarter. for you and a quarter. cell phone there. for you and a half five and half. i yield back. >> that was congressman billy long during testimony from twitter ceo jack dorsey. >> that is the way to do it. >> he's good at that. we'll talk to senator king who questioned dorsey on the senate side. >> we'll ask him to do that. we'll be right back. book now at choicehotels.com >>> the poll numbers are through the roof. our poll numbers are great. guess what? nobody is going to come close to beating me in 2020 because of what we've done. >> you know why nobody will come close to beating him in 20? >> why? >> because he's not running for president. >> did you hear the poll numbers. they are great? >> he said they are awesome. >> survey says otherwise. abc news and "the washington post" puts the president's approval rating at 36%. >> that's not great. >> same as investors business daily, a kaiser foundation poll gives trump an approval rati

i want to read an email from jack gardiner president of the jon stewart company where mr. bonano works. greetings supervisor stefani. i want to take a moment to encourage you to appoint jonathon bonano at your rules committee meeting. jonathon is employee of the jon stewart company and a long-time manager resident of affordable housing in tenderloin mission neighborhoods. he is an intelligent and thoughtful person and a great deal of experience with affordable housing, homelessness and tenderloin market street areas. i can assure you both he would make an excellent member of the c.a.c. and that he will have the full support of his employer for serving on the committee. thank you for your consideration, best wishes and please feel free to contact me if any questions. thanks. >> supervisor a. safai: next speaker? thank you. >> my name is will duffy, north of market activist. i would like to speak to the support of candidates sam dennison and mr. steve tennis. they are both long term, very high-level organizers. better than anything i can do. i also appreciate your attention

mr gardner put on three fundraisers attended by thousands of people including fusilier rigby‘s widow and son jacktting 400 jobs from its worldwide operations — mostly managerial, professional and administrative roles. the steelmaker has blamed factors such as the weakening pound, which has fallen since britain voted to leave the european union. most redundancies will come from the uk, ireland, france and the netherlands. vital services — from social care to bin collections — could be run differently as part of a radical overhaul of some local authorities. the leader of leicestershire county council has suggested abolishing eight existing authorities in the area, and replacing them with one large council to save money. cash—strapped northamptonshire, which was on the verge of bankruptcy, is in the process of a similar restructure. 0ur political correspondent alex forsyth went to leicestershire to find out more. this baby might not know much about council services but his mum, anna, a gp, relied on her local children's centre when she moved to leicestershire seven years ago. when she went back rece

diplomats to jack for us what he thought about the russian foreign minister as remotes. i noticed that mr lover of tends to be very diplomatic very polite very gentlemanly in his expression but i did notice a certain level of impatience today that he i think his patients has been tried one time too many yes we are talking about whether or not we will have we will continue down this road of the united states seeking. in a very sterile way in destructive way to hold on to this notion of global hegemony or whether there will be a peaceful and national natural transition to a more more multi-polar world so far we don't see the people making policy in washington willing to make that transition and i think that is something extremely dangerous and i think maybe that partly accounts for mr lover of sense of impatience well as we heard from our correspondent it was the u.s. presidents who grabbed most of the attention so far at the u.n. general assembly is how donald trump's appearance went down but diplomats. less than two years my administration has accomplished more than almost any administrat

jack ma, the boss of chinese e—commerce giant alibaba, is to step down next year. mrreins. monica miller is following the story from our asia business hub in singapore. and the winner is daniel zhang, currently chief executive at the company and he has been there for around 11 years and helped it to grow from a successful e—commerce site but now it is an entertainment hub and also additional payment service. well mr ma is one of the richest men in china are worth $6 billion and table remain as director of the board until 2020. the online giant is one of the most valuable companies in the world. last month —— last march they recorded revenue of $40 billion. mr ma on his 54th birthday explained his exit strategy ina birthday explained his exit strategy in a letter and said that the world is big and i'm still young so i want to try new things. he was previously an english teacher, he likes to perform, he performed in fact as michaeljackson in front of his employees last year. so he is going to go back to education and focus as well on his beloved tropical africa. i like

with two hundred billion dollars one of china's wealthiest man jack ma has decided to step down as the boss of the e-commerce giant and mr maher says he wants to focus on philanthropy and education the billionaire founded nearly twenty years ago now it's since become one of the world's biggest internet companies with a market value of more than four hundred billion dollars you are right up to date with all the top stories up next it's inside story i'll see you soon. on counting the cost austerity in argentina but will harsh medicine fix the economy and what about before out for emerging markets plus the good the bad and the ugly the corporate in fact society and the environment. paying attention. counting the cost on al-jazeera. thousands of white workers stayed in south africa. is giving companies exclusive. they say that's racist discriminatory and unfair but what constitutes fairness in the post apartheid era this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program. for the first time in south africa's history thousands of white union workers have staged a strike the furious very employer one of the country's leading en

mr. president before it is too late. jack dorsey is trying to influence the election and sway the election. >> what is she saying? >> $30 down here, 35 seven and a half 40. 45, 7 and a half, $50 down here. >> officer will you escort this lady out. >> $80. a hundred dollar. one and a quarter. two and a quarter. 300. 75, 400. four and a quarter. we are selling a cell phone. five and a quarter, five and a half. i yield back. [laughter] [applause] >> i think our auctioneer is going to get tweeted about today. i would remind members of the audience you are here to observe , not participate. i appreciate that. we will turn to the gentleman from new york for four minutes. >> that is a hard act to follow, mr. chairman. maybe i will get mr. long to help me. thank you, mr. chairman. mr. dorsey, welcome. our country is facing a direct threat to our democratic institution. we need to find ways to stop throwing adversaries like russia and iran from using american technology against us. special counsel robert mueller filed an indictment ag

jack dorsey. take a listen to the questions he would like mr.orsey to answer. >> can you demonstrate or open your alder rhythm -- algorithm up us so we are able to see that there is not content bias there, and i think the other thing that is less about whether there is a philosophical bias there is something even more fundamental which is, does your algorithm , in essence, reward extremist rhetoric be it on the left or right? we are at a moment in time with the very fabric of our political culture continues to deteriorate. emily: mark zuckerberg has been through this already. we can expect sheryl sandberg will stick closely to what zuckerberg has said. what makes dorsey's appearance different? obviously the platform is completely different in size and scope. twitter talks about they do not have the resources facebook has to stop. shira: resources are certainly an issue. facebook does not have a resources problem. it's interesting that the representative talked about opening up algorithms to outside review which is an issue that has come up on th

mr. president, before it is too late, because jack dorsey is trying to influence the election. that is why he is censoring and shadow banning. [auctioning calls] >> will you escort this young lady out please? [auctioning calls] i yield back. [laughter] >> somehow i think our auctioneer in residence is going to be tweeted about today. yeah. may i remind them as of the audience, not participate. i will now turn to the gentleman engel,ew york, mr. for four minutes. likes that is a hard act to follow, mr. chairman. -- >> that is a hard act to follow, mr. chairman. you, mr. chairman, mr. blown. mr. draghi, welcome. the country is facing a direct threat to our democratic institute -- mr. dorsey, welcome. -- eed to focus earlier this year, special counsel robert mueller filed an indictment against a russian internet research agency, charging that they created fake social media accounts, sometimes using american stolen identities to sow discord and interfere with our 2016 elections. i have a copy of that indictment here, and mr. chairman, i would like to introduce it for the record. ob

the committee is now listening to jack dorsey and this is a committee that is specifically grilling mrdorsey about twitter and free speech issues and he has said, i want to read you something he said before we go to something that happened earlier this morning. a default to free expression left unchecked can generate risks and dangers for people. it is important twitter distinguishes between people's opinions and behaviors and disarms behavior intending to silence another person or adversely interfere with their universal human rights. so jack dorsey over the next three to four hours will be answering questions from the committee members about, does twitter silence specific forms of political speech, i.e., conservative speech. he is going to probably say, no, they don't but earlier this morning the issue did come to head and it was an issue that had a much broader discussion going on with facebook ceo sheryl sandberg. she was talking about with mr. dorsey, the russians, according to the committee, the senate intelligence committee are still trying to interfere with u.s. elections and s

mr gardner put on three fundraisers attended by thousands of people including fusilier rigby‘s widow and son jack con 170 investors out of nearly three million pounds. michael nascimento ran a call centre where investors were offered shares in fraudent companies. but instead he spent some of the proceeds of the crime on private school fees for his daughter, arsenal season tickets and a trip to thorpe park. andy verity reports. a cruel and callous swindler counts his ill gotten gains. putin about 115,000 between me and my mother. my mother sold the family home. dave was conned out of his life savings and his mother was also a victim. he was great at lying. he was really good at lying. they were promising investors a property development involving $20 and nick faldo designed golf course for four years michael neser men to run a so—called boiler room, a call centre or high—pressure tactics are used to get investors to buy shares in companies with plausible sounding names like morgan forbes or morgan dilley and read. there were promising investors involvement in cillas opposite a nick faldo designed

remember those times where when i first was in band class, jack martin's ben franklin middle school band, and the first day, because i talked too much, mr. martins made me write lines. but i also -- after i finished writing those lines, he told me i had a lot of talent. he told me i could be anybody that i wanted to be, and he was willing to take extra time out of his schedule to tutor me because he knew i really wanted to play french horn and be first chair. that helped me be a first chair advanced band sooner than anticipated and that's what mission neighborhood is about. we can't leave any of our kids behind. we know what the numbers say. mostly, sadly, the loss of so many african american boys and latino boys in san francisco out of high school, they have an opportunity to succeed if we move forward with programs, we invest in the right programs for the purposes of providing them with the support they need to be a success, and we have proof right here with us today. i want to thank leader pelosi who has been a fearless, fearless advocate. she's not just fighting the challenges of what's going on in the white house in washington, d.c

jack dorsey? >> there you go, mr. dorsey. i thought his performance was relatively ill-advised.e up too far too fast but they have gone up too far. there is fear of governmental action on part of high-tech companies to inhibit their growth into the future. should we be surprised? no. again i think it is wise to be involved. if you're going to be long in the market buy things, if you drop them on your foot will hurt. ball bearings, steel, those sorts of things. stuart: we have heard that before. we paid attention to, tell you that. john, there is some feeling that the american market is the only game in town. what do you say? >> that's true. thus far in 2018, outside of the united states markets are down about 7% on average. china is down by nearly 19%. the u.s. is higher by 8%. that is very much the case. it is troubling that the emerging markets are doing so poorly because not too long ago we have been depending heavily, we had depended heavily on emerging markets to supply, to be the primary driver of global growth. that's not longer the case. the primary driver of global grow

mr. presidentus before it is too late. jackdorsey is trying to influence the election and sway the election. >> what is she saying? $30 down here, 35 seven and a half 40. 45, 7 and a half, $50 down here. >> officer will you escort this lady out. >> $80. a hundred dollar. one and a quarter. two and a quarter. 300. 75, 400. four and a quarter. we are selling a cell phone. five and a quarter, five and a half. i yield back. [laughter] [applause] >> i think our auctioneer is going to get tweeted about today. i would remind members of the audience you are here to observe not participate. i would appreciate that. we will turn to the gentleman from new york for four minutes. >> that is a hard act to follow, mr. chairman. maybe i will get mr. long to help me. thank you mr. chairman. mr. dorsey, welcome. a directry is facing threat to our democratic institution. we need to find ways to stop throwing adversaries like russia from using american technology against us. special counsel robert mueller filed an indictment against the russian in

mr. garcia. >> thanks, lorraine. i'm doug ducey in behalf of my wife, we'll be married 28 years. my sons, jack joe and sam.t is my honor to be the governor the past four years. i work hard to bring principles to the government. it was -- our beverage it was broken, education -- our economy was flat. today our budget is balanced. the lawsuits are behind us and our economy is booming. to a degree where we can deliver teacher pay raises of 20% to our public k-12 education, teachers with more to do. our relationship with mexico is never been better, and we are able to focus on border security. i'm running for governor because i want to secure arizona's future and there's a lot more work to do. i bend so than ever arizona 56 times. i realize the issues in tucson and pima county are special, unique and different. i'm looking forward to the discussion about what we've been able to do to get arizona heading in the right direction and i would like to do it for the next four years. thank you. >> thank you. onto the questions. this round will be on education. the first question goes to mr. garcia. >> at the end of th

mr. president before it is too late because jack dorsey is trying to influence the election and sway thection. >> i can't understand her. $20, five have. , 40. have 45, the cap. up to it have now 75. $80, 95, 90. two and a quarter. to have, 300, 3 and a quarter. three-and-a-half, 375, 400. four and a half, by the have. i yield back. [applause] long has a past as a professional auctioneer. those it is one instances. what you think the public as far as those attending, what you think we got out of those hearings? guest: some new information they put on record about how these platforms work. what the things that was for twitter, the nomination hearing for judge kavanaugh was happening in the same time so that brought attention away. we have a time to gauge the reaction to these so we will be picking up on some of that today. host: zach from pennsylvania, democrat line. the thing i'm worried about is a lot of these social media companies are showing so many ads to the point where some people could see them as ad companies disguise is also media platforms. what i'm wondering is should we make

mr. speaker, that the lode star -- >> who continues to be the lode star -- >> that's going to continue to be a lode star >> jack's lode star must again be our lode star >> vigilance and resolve will be our lode star. >> it really was the lode star. >> pence has publicly denied writing the op-ed. what do you make of the use of this word? do you think it's a deflection still, right? juliet? >> yes, i do. yeah, i think it's just too obvious. the person who wrote it knew that the term would be utilized or cross-referenced against pence. you know, it may be that the person is in vice-president pence's office. we simply don't know at this stage. i will -- a couple things. part of this is -- you know, it's been over 24 hours and the person is not known. so i think there is some level of sophistication in terms of how 2they contacted "the new yok times" through an intermediary. they used personal or even professional computer. they were clearly -- might have been talking encrypted, communicating that way. this is someone who is sophisticated, who in all this talk about whether they should come out, this is someone who fo

jack black, who is a warlock. he conjures up spells. cate blanchett is the next door neighbour, mrse. for me, it's a perfect amount of clocks. oh, sorry, there's a deranged cuckoo in there. your ratchet wheel's shot and the click spring's not far behind. hello, you're lewis, i presume. how was your trip? this old hag is my next door neighbour, mrs florence zimmerman. i'm relieved to see you didn't inherent your uncle's freakishly oversized head. ha! says the woman who literally looks like a q tip. oh, look, the giant head is angry. my god, did that withered purple skeletonjust speak? she thinks she's smarter than me because she has more college degrees. no, i think i'm smarter than you because i'm smarter than you. the relationship between those two is actually the most fun of the film. the rest of it... it is directed by eli roth, who is known as a hard—core horror director, and did things like hostel. this is a very strange choice for him. i have to say, i don't think it works. it's, although the source material predates harry potter and those novels, the film itself looks very mu

mr. dorsey had to say. twitter really got hit a lot worse. >> what is fascinating is jack dorsey got praise by his candor. they were impressed how he did not see like a ceo. he was more franken forthcoming. that is not what investors want to see. to see twitter continue revenue gains. alix: when we are dealing with a fragile now global growth is hurt, but tech is doing well. if that deteriorates, we are in for a different world. >> i am not sure how far tech will deteriorate. it is so embedded in everything we do, despite the pullbacks. investors will look at what he said as a progressive action to get things done down the line. there aren't that many alternatives. alix: also true. you saw what happened to facebook when they said we are taking action. stock got stressed as well. it is a no-win, no wind right now. >> i think they were not clear about the extent of the changes that would have to be made to their business model. having these capitol hill hearings where you have to answer these questions and come out with hard strategies to address these issues could be beneficial as investors get a handle on

mr. speaker, that the load star who continues to be the load star and that's going to continue to be a load star. >> jack'soad star. >> must be our load star. >> vehicle lanyou think it's a still, right? julia? >> yes, i do. i think it's just too obvious. the person who wrote it knew the term would be utilized or sort of cross referenced against pence. it may be that the person is in vice president's office, we just simply don't know at this stage. a couple things, part of this is it's been over 24 hours and the person is not known. so i think there was some level of sophistication in terms of how they contacted "the new york times" through how they were. i highly doubt they used a personal or professional comp e comput computer. they might have been talking in encrypted or communicating that way. this is someone sophisticated in the talk whether they should come out, this is someone who for good or bad reasons does not want to come out but 24 hours is a long time to root out someone in your inner circle and the fact we haven't heard who it might be is telling. i don't believe a word of anyone who is denyi