the hashtag, the retweet. the word tweet to talk about the 140 characters. none of that came from the company. that came from our users and we made it easier. so twitter has been great at listening to what people want to do with the technology in making it simple. >> rose: in terms of politics and revolutionary events like the arab spring, which has the most impact? facebook or twitter? >> i think they both do to a part but twitter is naturally public so it's a public conversation, it's a distribution channel and anyone the world if you're in the middle of egypt you can pick up a $5 cell phone, you can send a text and it doesn't just go to your social network that you've built, that you've maintained, that you have to create it goes out to the whole world so anyone can see it at the whole point and anyone can listen in. we think that's powerful. so you are having these conversations in the open. it create mrs. transparency and understanding of how everyone lives. like iran for me, before that event was... before the election protest was a black box. i didn't

quite the reversal of his retweet, i would say. ssman has deleted the message and when our show reached out to him for a comment, his office told us, quote, as with all twitter accounts, a retweet is not an endorsement. he removed it because it appeared to support a uses of a nasty term, which is not what we wanted. oh really? here on the segment, we call insufficientlyity. they deal with beckel five days a week, eric bolling and kimberly guilfoyle. i like the jar he had to put up. >> yes. >> sean: wasn't it great -- it was very interesting to me. bob didn't know when this incident happened this week, he didn't know we were on the air. >> he didn't know. >> sean: it was an innocent mistake. he has made it a few other times, not exactly that bad. but he made it before. but it's interesting, you guys immediately took to twitter to defend him. greg gutfeld took to twitter to defend him. conservatives defended him. all the conservatives -- would they do that for us? >> that's where he got the support. it was unbelievable. you would thin

. >> and then retweet the blog or something? >> i found you. >> i signed up.'m a twit. >> are you @squawk joe? >> no. they have 2,000 followers. that's not me. i'm @joesquawk. but it's not set up yet. the background. and i don't know how to do it. >> but viewers can get ready to -- >> i can follow you anyway. i have to find you. >> i'm nervous. >> are you going to post photo.? >> about getting a tui. tweeting while under the influence. i'm worried because i'll tweet a picture of a wiener that i cook on on a grill so i can be like anthony. i say what's on my mind, so now i'll tweet whatever's on my mind. it's a ballpark frank. >> i'm still trying to find your account. >> probably not up yet. but it's in the process. >> have you determined your first tweet? >> i'm going to be like becky. she tweets generic cpi. you're not like gwyneth paltrow. i don't know if you had a full colonic recently. have you ever gotten a twi? >> no. >> i'm worried about a twi. >> but i did do one thing really stupid. i wasn't under the influence of alcohol. but i was under the influenc

the world, all races and nationalities were astounded there wasn't an arrest here. >> i remember seeing a stream from a blogger from lebanon when a muslim american retweeted the petitionhuman issue and it's trying to be broke down into a race issue, but we have a human tragedy. >> i think you're right, and joan and kevin thank you for your time tonight. >> thanks. wake up! that's good morning, veggie style. hmmm. for half the calories plus veggie nutrition. could've had a v8. >>. >>> 46 days ago, a young man went to the 7-11 for iced tea and skittles. he planned to bring them home to watch the nba game with his brother. trayvon martin never made it home, and that young man, who majored in cheerfulness was just gone. his life taken for no reason. from the beginning we simply sought justice for this life lost. since that night, the case has sparked all kinds of reactions. so emotional, some truthful, some cynical. angela corey made a point last night that really stuck with me. >> those of us in law enforcement are committed to justice for every race, every gender, every person of any persuasion whatsoever. they're our victims, we only know one category, and that's a v,

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. >> send me the article and i'll retweet you. >> we're moments away with wolf blitzer. quick sneak peek. wochl, what are you working on today? >> among other thing, we'll get the latest on the investigation in the secret service prostitution scandal. darryl issa, the chairman of the oversight committee will be joining us live in our 4:00 p.m. eastern hour. in our 5:00 p.m. eastern hour, joe olstein is here in "the situation room." i know he has a lot of people who love him, a popular tv show every sunday and we'll talk about what's going on in this nexus between politics and religion. that's always interesting. i know you'll be watching. how do you like the president at your alma mater today? >> look at you again with that carolina blue tie. coinky dink mr., mr. blitzer or not? >> i know you're passionate about the university of north carolina, chapel hill. you love it, don't you? >> i love it. they love you, too. >> i hope they do. i love them back. >> we should let you know that apple is expected to make an announcement that could send a ripple through the markets. wa

the charity. marla, i know you've done that. >> yes. my tweet was retweetedoing a little good for the wildlife out there. >>> in the wake of thomas kinkaid's death, his girlfriend faces some legal trouble. attorneys representing kinkaid's wife have filed a restraining order against kinkaid's live in girlfriend. the request was scheduled to be heard by a santa clara judge this morning but it was delayed. attorneys want to prevent the girlfriend disclosing information that would break a confidentiality agreement she signed last year. >>> a san francisco landmark may live to serve another plate of low main. the owner is meeting with the health department, appealing them shutting it down due to code violations. the 100-year-old eatery closes doors last february. people protested around the block. they'll bring it up to standard and the city is filling them in what they have to do to open it up. >>> depending where you are in the bay area, you may have cloud cover above you. meteorologist christina loren, when is the rain going to fall? >> the rain is on the way t

first of all, he was not the originator of the actual address. >> judge jeanine: he retweeted that. it is like saying i'm not responsible because i didn't start the rumor. >> to his credit what he is doing in giving back and give them money saying listen to me what i did was wrong and i apologize and peace to all. >> judge jeanine: did he do that because he knew he could be sued. >> i agree give him credit for doing the right thing without litigation. without the lawyers getting involved. he stroked the check without the lawyers getting involved. that is because he is from brooklyn. >> judge jeanine: i'm from westchester and you're from? >> the bronx. >> judge jeanine: new video released of zimmerman at the police station 40 minutes at the police station. have you seen evidence like that released before? >> i haven't seen in. in my cases i'm begging until the last minute until i'm going to trial. where is it. >> judge jeanine: why did they release it. >> it as special case. >> because of the public outcry and the pressure. based on the president of the united states is talking about

the character borat. bieber's fans retweeted the original message tens of thousands of times. >>> and singer lisa gail gotwhen she posted this video of the three second rule. but when she tried to take it down others kept reposting it. ♪ when you're walking down the street oh, oh, oh, ♪ ♪ just stay behind the line and within the time frame ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm all you need >> well, her three-second rule means it's okay for a man who's taken to look at another woman but only for three seconds. got that, guys? 8:04 right now. let's go out to al with a check of your weather. three seconds. that's it, al. >> okay, time's up. >> that's right. >> and some nice young ladies here and even younger lady there. who is that? >> this is alexandria. >> where are you from? >> arizona. >> very nice. beautiful young lady. beautiful young ladies here, as well. let's show you what we got as far as our weather as i try to not violate the three second rule. big low pressure system. ahead of it, we've got a lot of rain. behind it wind and snow bringing down power lines. we've got winter storm warnings from as far south as elkins, we

i wake up at 5:30 in the morning and go work out and say good morning, students are retweeting me already at 5:30 in the morning. >> his twitter handle pumasden and more than half the school checks out the tweets, videos and calls to action. >> always remember to be amazing. >> because this right here is why -- >> he's a one man show bursting with energy, enthusiasm and school spirit. >> why somebody would be -- i don't want to go to school today. >> yes, you do, you're ready to have a good positive productive day. let's go ladies, lest go, hurry up let's go. >> he's not just pumping up school pride. he also uses twitter to solve student conflicts before they happen. >> how you doing? >> one weekend he saw disagreement ramping up with two groups posting on twitter and by monday he had the students in his office calming them all down. >> the first thing they say mr. blake how did you know? i said i'm following you on twitter. >> good game last night man, good game last night. >> his ability makes him pretty popular. >> good morning. >> it's amazing of how many students reach out to him and

in fact the white house was retweeting college students who had some of the similar messages.is just a coincidence, it's the white house having a simple message that is resonating. >> martha: you think you shouldn't go there, judith? >> i think if i were rush limbaugh, this is the last woman i would talk about on the air. of course he shouldn't go there and of course the allegation is ridiculous and all it does is call attention to his previous faux pas. martha: maybe going back at t. though, he is standing his ground, he's saying look, i believe there's a connection here, this message is being put out there by the white house, clearly, and there are some sort of ancillary connections between her and the white house. what do you think? >> i say go there. she is represented by anita dunn, he is making great points, she is out there echoing talking points of the administration, not just on this issue but on the contraception issue. she has become sort of a figurehead out there on mainstream media all the time sort of representing unofficially the obama administration, she has th

. >> i basically find some pictures on the web or my own pictures, put them on my page, other people see my pictures, repin it on their page. it's like retweetingst. >> yes, it's similar to tweeting. it's a microblog. the interesting thing from a business perspective, a business wants to get involved in that engagement. you have people going back and forth and talk. you're two clicks away from sending them to your e-commerce page or contact us page where you can do lead generation. >> got it. as a small business, you say i'm a bakery or something. i have pictures that i put on my page, other people can see them, they put them on their page, all of a sudden, the word gets out about my bakery. >> exactly. >> one of the things that's so important is to combine your efforts. >> yes. make sure you're ready to set up your twitter account, facebook account, include your web address and also do a location-based pin that you can put on there to show people where you're from also. i see a lot of businesses not explaining who they are and what they do in the about section. that is something you really need to concentrate on that will move you up on the fc

the gulf. let me repeat. i believe they are still rebuilding in new orleans. let me retweet. are still people dying in our streets. but the photographs of your junk. uh-huh. hash tag, priorities. >> that, a clip of our next guest, latest youtube video, the photographs of your junk will be publicized. >> that right. >> it is all about using sat satire to examine tabloid topics while leaving our most pressing topics, like the collapsing learning infrastructure, corruption -- anyway, we are ignoring those. the actor film maker who made the trip to new york, well make it worth your while. >> pleasure to be here dylan. >> how are you. >> great. >> i want to show people more inside the narrative. enthen we will talk about it. take another look at a ronnie butler clip. >> "the revolution" has been photo shopped to look gentler than it is. it is costing you $5 a gallon and refuted, muted and diluted like the news of your homes more closure. it has been confiscated amalgamated much like your prafcy hacked like the social network connecting you and putting you to sleep. >> you say putt

response to president obama's dog kerfuffle, a romney strategist hit back retweeting axelrod in hindsight, a chilling photo. these exploded last night with the story. with hashtags like obamadogrecipes that had beagals with cream cheese. defense secretary leon panetta wants to find ways to save taxpayer money since his trip home cost you $32,000 apiece. the press reports that panetta taken 27 round-trip flights to california on the military equivalent of a gulf stream jet since becoming secretary last july. he is required to travel on military aircraft with specific communications. former advisor tells fox panetta's predecessor robert gates travelled home three times a year. to his home in washington state. >> university of colorado in boulder has high hopes to avert thousands of coming the campus friday to participate in the annual pot smoking event dubbed 4-20. the school has been swamped with pot smokers in years past for this event. officials will close the school to outsiders. trespassers could face hefty jail time. it will also spread fish fertilizer across the quad to make it uninhabitable. it has been s

talk about phantom crying with children. >> you still think you have an itch on the end of your -- >> actually i retweeted blake last night, her post she put up up on the blog. and i tweeted something about you. what was it? >> she tweeted a little bit about buffett yesterday. she makes the point that he will get the best care and that all americans can get great care. and she's 12. and that is -- it is true, there's a lot of nuances to health care in this country. but in terms of cancer survival and cancer outcome and drugs and things like that, there's no doubt we lead the world in all that. and the one thing that you point out that we're 38th or whatever it is, that's because of coverage. that 90% of being in that lower position is because of the number of people -- but nobody really does get turned down. we all have to pay for it and -- no one walks into a hospital or emergency room and they say no, you'll bleed to death. >> arguably the cost of them walking -- >> but there are other countries -- >> as a function of no prevent difference medicine and the fact that people aren't covered, some people co

the people -- if you put your information out there, people are just wanting to destroy it and pick it apart. we see that on reality tv shows. we see that with celebrities. >> or they resend it, retweett. then it becomes kind of a game. i worry about the kids. we all grew up and were taught and knew what was polite to say outloud. >> but they actually found intelligent words to convey everything. >> kids now what they are used to and think is normal is saying absolutely anything. so i think that parents have to work a little bit harder. >> a lot harder. a lot. >> thanks, ladies. >> i'm thoroughly depressed. >>> up next -- sara does a two-step with the crowd before we side step the questions. >> we're going to answer them all, honestly. that's what we do. (sfx: car garage sounds) today my journey brings me to charlotte, north carolina, where i spent the day with geico driver casey mears. i told him the secret to saving money on car insurance. he told me the secret to his car setup. first he adjusts... first he adjusts... (sfx:engine revving drowns out gecko's dialogue) then he... then he... (sfx:loud drilling noise continues to drown out gecko's dialogue) ...and a quarter cup of then

. >> i can tell you this, he talked to the media for two hours and he was smiling and said great answers. >> i saw on twitter he was retweetingweets from good charlotte, which is good boys done good. it's good to see he is in touch with the local flavor. >> he's a great guy. seems really good. >> rg3 merchandise already a big seller, not even one full day after he became a redskin. john hanrahan has the story from fedex field. >> so, are redskins fans excited about the forthcoming arrival of robert griffin, iii? oh yeah. >> i'm not taking mine off today. >> there was a steady stream of customers throughout the day in and out of the fan store at fedex field. the single hottest item, rg3 jerseys. a fist full of rg3's. >> two adults and four for my boys, for my kids. total of six. i can't go home empty handed. i can't get one and not get all. >> college student, david harold, picked out a griffin jersey. he was shopping with his mom. >> showing support. always showing support. really hoping he's going to do good for the team. us die hards have been waiting a long time for a good season. so we're really excited. >> mom. she loves

the apocalypse. >> fan ttastic. >> you retweeted a video, a youtube video -- >> i did, yeah. >> you and the kids hangnk it's funny? >> and frightening. and hysterical. she's good. >> let's take a look. i don't know who she is. >> what are you saying? are you saying the economy is obama's fault? he cannot be expected to do it all. i'm not even talking to you anymore. what, we're on the air? oh. the government should take from the really wealthy and give to those who, you know, can't afford -- i don't know. obama is wonderful, though. that's all i know. obama is wonderful. he's like a god. he's like a god. i love obama. >> willie, that's good. >> she's fantastic. >> by the way, t.j. said, just like mika, she puts on the scarf, takes on the scarf. >> slams the cup down. >> actual transcript of our program. >> near the end of the video she takes out a vodka bottle and pours in the coffee cup. i love her. >> tomorrow former secretary of state madeleine albright will be here. also nfl hall of famer, dan marino. very exciting. and up next what, if anything, did we learn today? hey, did you ever finish last

you tweeted a picture of ricky fowler retweeted you, again, with the neons. here you go.er? you can see his turquoise feet. there we go. you can recognize him from a couple father ways ai with a, couldn't you? >> when you're as yong and talented as rick, you can wear almost anything. >> you say two thumbs up. >> oh, yeah, big thumbs up. he has a lot of fun with it, and i think he looks great. >> neon. >> all the time. >> there he is, neon yellow. there is something else we noticed. this is my last question for you. less fashion, more facial hair because ricky fowler, he has a little facial fuzz. johnson wagner, rocking the handle bar look, jeff ogle have i in on the action and i have to admit i am kind of a fan myself, but is this a trend? >> yeah. i think it is a trend. i think it is kind of like the game face. they're all growing it and if they play well, they're want shaving. maybe it is that old good luck charm going on there. of course i am checking out henrik today because whatever he is doing seems to be working. he is in a great looking hugo boss outfit and playin

friends following me could take a look at it, and it got retweeted and retweeted, and my phone has not stopped blowing up. i ruined the date with my boyfriend. >> how long did it take for you to realize you're famous. >> literally 30 minutes after, i looked at my phone, and i was probably like 406 comments on facebook, and twitter was going wild, and then i was at the concert, and i started getting all of the news stations, and they wanted to postit, and it started getting huge. >> i understand you don't love the picture. >> i mean, it's not my best picture, but that's not what i was striving for, i was just putting on an excited photo. >> what did your friends say the day after? >> they are jealous. >> did you hear another student dropped dropp dropped yogurt on him? >> yeah, apparently it was an accident. >> she didn't get the shout around the world like you. >> thanks for coming on the show. >> thanks for having me. >> all right, ahead, what a long, strange trip it's been for newt. he is leaving the trail. we look back on the good, the bad, and the ugly, next. ♪ stream, stream, stream... ♪ strea-ea-ea-ea-eam ♪ ...s