trtrump has long extolled triggr another sosocial medias is s hiy of reaeaching the people.e has over r million twitter followerers. and it particular case, we sesee trtrump been personally y affrod by twitter actuaually enacting something that it warned as i it would do, which is actually labebeling some of trump's twee. that is not t a violation of his freedom m of speecech. that is labeleling his tweets because t they are indeed misleading.. trtrump has proper throrough hie of social mediaia and attention hoarding algororithms to basicay diss in and misinform people. , conspiracyr reported theories and the politicization for example of the coronavirus are all occurring online algorithmically in ways that support trump's a agenda. amy: the american civil liberties union tweeted -- "the president has no authority to rewrite a congressional statute with an executive order imposing a flawed interpretation of section 230. section 230 incentivizes platforms to host all sorts of content without fear of being held liable. it enables speech, not censorship." and jameel jaffer, glo

president donald trtrump is threatening to end american funding to the world health works over itits handlin of the covid-19 outbreak. this after accusing the u.n. body of being a puppet of china. trump saying g he willl permaney end all funding if the w.h.o. does not commit to substantive improvements within the next 30 days. shirley reports. shirley: the world health organization is funded by countries, institutions, and private donors. roughly 20% of its budget comes from flexible funds, which include contributions from member states. roughly 80% of the organizationon's budget comes fm voluntary contributions from either countries or private investors. the u.s. is the top donor in both sources. it pays 22% of assessed contributions. in comparison, france pays less than 5%. according to estimates, the u.s. has paid over the past decade $3.5 billion u.s. dollars to the u.n. body. the world health organizationon has used the money to expand health services across the world. often regions that lack health professionals. the organization sends out experts to evaluate risks and publishe

trtrump's top economic adviser, larry kudlow said, quote, we can't let this go unnoticed ana theyey will be held accountable for r that. "t"the new york times" quoted senior u.s. government officials as saying trump is considering a plan to revoke the visas of f thousands of chinese students and researchers in the u.s. who have ties with the people's liberation army. the chinese embassy in washington has released a statement saying china will take necessary countermeasures if there is foreign meddling in hong kong's affairs. >>> as businesses in japan start to reopen, more people are back on the streets with face masks. nhk world looks at how the coverings have become a vital part of people's daily lives. >> reporter: tokyo's koreatown is known as a hot spot to buy the latest in food, fashion, and cosmetics. but lately businesses have pivoted to another sought-after item. face masks. from plain white masks to ones with stylish and unique patterns, stores are trying to attract shoppers after stay-at-home measures were lifted earlier this week. face masks have long been a staple in japan.

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a pandemic was antnticipated l ththrough trtrump's term, eveven beforore. his reaction wasas to cut t bk preparation fofor it.. asastonishingly, this continind evenen after the pandedemic h. so, on february 10, when it was already serious, trump releaseded his budget for e e coming year.r. take a look at it. the budget continues the defunding of the center for disease control and other government institutions responsible for health, continues to defund them. it increases funding for some things, like fossil fuel production, gives new subsidies to the fossil fuel industries. i mean, it's as if the country is simply - maybe not as if - the country is simply run by sociopaths. and the result, so, we cut back on the efforts to deal with the panandemic that's taking shape, and wewe increase the efforts to desestroy the envonmement, in which - the efforts in whwhih the united states, under trump, is in the lead in racing toto t abybyss. now, bear inin mind thatat tha-- i don't haveve to tell you - is a a far more serious s thrt than t the corononavirus.. now,w, t

thrhrouge was engaged and a a crackdown on the so-called sanctuary cities, the oppoponents of the trtrumpinistration, started filling centers withon people frorom the community, , s who would not have been arrrresd in t the weeks or months prior s part of this crackdown. and those facilities where they were drawing people from the communities where the virus were spreading became the facilities that f first saw outbreaksks ofe coronavirus. amy: erika andiola, if you could jump off of ththat and also t tk about why you started yoyour new popodcast "homelandnd insecurit" launchining today? >> we are really excited to launch the podcast today. the reason for that isis because we have e been wanting t to tele story of how dhs camame about. i know a lot of f people are skeptical about abolishing ice or just imagining what this country would have been like without dhs. we want to tell the story about how at some point there w was no dhs, there w was no ice.. the reason we're here is because literally of homelandnd insecurity, people who i in this country who o became so afraidid ways i/11 and i

amy:y:n wednesdaday, president trtrump flew to florida to watch nasa's planned d unch of a new spacex spacecrcraft. the launch was aboborted due to bad weather. throughout the dayay, trump made no mention o of the grim mileste of 100,000 deaths s -- no writtn statement honoring those w who have died, no condndolences offered to families, and not even a tweet acknowledging the six-figure death toll. in m minnesota, partrts of minneaeapolis erupupted into fls wednesday night as residents took to the streets for a second night to protest the death of george floyd, a black man killed by police on monday. a videcicirculed widelon social media earlier ts s week showing george fydyd gasng foror air and teining thoffifice "i cannot breathe,"hihile ahite officer med derek chauvi pinn h him tthe e pament w wh a kn on n hineck. three her offirs stood nearby. all four oicicers ve s sin been fired. the officers confrted d fld after ceceivina cocompint that he tried using c countfeit bill to buy ococerie on wednesday, protesters held a day-long demonstration outside the city's third precinct police

clearly, the united states would have been affected by the coronanavirus whether it was president trtrumppresident obama or the next t president. >> yes. the trump death clock now lives in times square e at 43rd d andh at 1500 broadway. read myfound, people editorial when i was writing for "the washington post" and i showed it to friends and acquaintances who are supportive of what i was thinking, but giving me good editorial ideas. over time they said if you're so focused on the death clock, why don't you find out about putting a death clock in the real world? why just to as a website? i thought about that but i thought,, my gosh, what is a billboard cost reviewed clock to put up? we looked around a little bit, friends offered to give support and we found maybe not surprisingly billboard space is not very expensive right now because there's nobody on the streets in the height of the pandemic if people a are livingy the guidelinenes they're supposd to be under. that means billboard space in new york was much, much more affordable than one would have ever dreamt. a tiny, tiny fraction of w