only 1% of his tweets we re president. only 1% of his tweets were about britain.orth korea or china, so we are not the only ones on the receiving end of president trump's quite opinionated tweets, shall we say. yes, although we shall never perhaps become accustomed to that type of discourse. what do you think it will do to the atmospherics around this visit? obviously he has lots of political meetings tomorrow. it's going to be a difficult visit to some extent, because obviously, there will be no doubt significant protests about it. there are the political difficulties. we know jeremy corbyn is not going to the banquet. vince cable is not going to the banquet. there are tensions over important political issues, whether it be about the middle east peace process or iran or huawei or climate change. so in the backdrop, there are difficulties, there is no getting away from it. but my sense is that within government, there is a desperate desire for this to go off as smoothly as possible, even though the president is arriving at a moment of maximum political wea kness a

as he tweeted i want to put it up on the screen take a look at that he tweeted that considering taking tesla private at $420.00 now this and a lot of confusion and disruption to the market look how steep it when the power of one tweet can just really rattle the markets now there are several others to follow but he was sued by the securities and exchange commission he even threatened to take his twitter account down but he actually didn't but this was just a few months ago where this lawsuit was still. in the process of getting settled and just the power and influence of the social media even with these new policies we'll see if that changes anything but the 2nd tweet when we take a look at is kylie jenner tweeting about no longer using snapchat now this look at that stock look how it went down snapchat lost $1300000000.00 after this tweet. the big influencer we all know it's all a big celebrity has millions of followers but it's a pattern that we see here in social media and how much really power it has to influence finance so with this actually be considered a form of market manipulat

one more tweet to show you in terms of twitter reaction. this from president donald trump this morning on twitter. his reaction talking about vice president biden's performance and focusing on bernie sanders as well saying -- he is in japan for the g20 representing our country, i heard it was not a good day for sleepy joe or bernie. one is exhausted and one is nuts. host: larry in massachusetts. did you watch last night or the first night? caller: yes, i did. thanks for having me on. i was disgusted with the performance of all of them. i am african-american. i am a social worker. not one of them touched on black america's number one issue. about busing.lk i was up here in boston during the 1970's. it was a failure. she should have been against busing. we fail when we decide integrating schools instead of having all schools we control. it was a flop, she should have been against busing. the number one issue for black americans is the racial wealth gap and reparations. none of them speaks, in my mind, for black america. immigration is killing

impotent tweets. the increasing tweet rages are having a decreasing effect. is this one more sign trump's 2016 bag of tricks will go limp in 2020? his nicknames, and his tweet when we say his interactions are down, the percentage of people liking them and retweeting are dropping dramatically. i have a theory, jen, that made him such a shiny toy three years ago he opened up his own publication, twitter. my god, he's calling other candidates nasty names that this takes us to season 6 of the celebrity apprentice and i think these are early tells that there may not be trump 2.0, and original trump is going to get a little stale. >> i think it's important that we still don't normalize what he tweets and then we pay attention to it and call it out and say that's outrageous and that's not normal. and i think sometimes we find that frustrating because it seems that's an impotent response on our part, that we shouldn't be able to say something more than this is crazy or dumb or not normal. but the alternative would be we were scared by his tweets. right, in an alterna

, how is it abusive tweet a harmful tweets, going to be determined?well, there will be a select group of people at twitter from different departments that are going to come together and they will review tweets specifically from political leaders with over 100,000 followers, so they will determine whether or not these tweets should be labeled, along with the labeling, they are also taking away from the main algorithm for ranking, also taking away from the live tweets and also from the historical tweet, so, it is not just a matter of a label, it is also going to be sort of hidden a little bit, you might have to dig a little bit . >> yes, a little buried, therefore it would get less views. let's go back to the heart of this and explain a little bit more what type of tweet will be flagged? >> so, anything that has to do with abuse, respite, violent threats, bullying, hateful context, hateful conduct, so, for example, i would just use this which we are talking about, trump, he has threatened nuclear war against north korea, that technically would be someth

he was asked about those tweets. but was asked about those tweets.the labour party to be boycotting this incredibly important visit. this is the president of the united states. we are celebrating the d—day landings when we had a million american servicemen stationed in the uk willing to risk their lives for our liberty, for democracy, for our values. and i think this should be above party politics. i think it's absolutely disgraceful, not least frankly because today in the newspapers the labour party itself is being accused of turning a blind eye to sexism in the labour party headquarters, to anti—semitism by its candidate in peterborough. i think we have to put of these things aside, and remember this is a very special moment in our relationship, celebrating 75 years of peace and prosperity because of that partnership between the uk and the usa. jeremy hunt, the foreign secretary, and a spokesperson for the mayor of london called those tweets are childish and said they weren't worthy of the president of the united states. with me here still at winfi

let's talk about this tweet flag.t does not just apply to politicians, it applies to anyone with 100,000 followers or more. what is your take? david: it is just politicians. emily: politicians with $100,000 followers or more. david: that is why it is more specific to donald trump. he tweeted to kim jong-un and said rocket man, you are not going to be along for longer. a threat like that. a lot of people asked wouldn't that get a user suspended? at the time, twitter's response was sometimes politicians have tweets that are so newsworthy that we will not take them down. now we may know which of those tweets violate the rules but the company labels it as newsworthy. emily: david, you have been talking for years now about how difficult it is for these companies to flag any kind of content that breaks the rules or crosses a line. do you think this will work? david: well, it's definitely a step in the right direction. someed to acknowledge that very famous and powerful people are misbehaving, but i also think twitter has ri

twitter censored that tweet. they blocked that tweet.ltimately they let it go through but they initially blocked it. so i asked the representative from twitter, i said, is it twitter's position, is mother teresa hate speech? the first answer from twitter was, well, it depends on what the context is. i said, look, context is 140 characters or less. you're looking at the whole tweet. nothing more. this is it. they refused to answer. we are seeing a pattern of big tech silencing, stifling conservative views, pro-life view, pro-israel views. and let me say, that is dangerous. i can tell you. in the senate i am going to continue shining a light to defend our free speech and we are not going to let big tech silence the men and women in this room. cheers and applause] and so i want to close by just comporting you. the men and women in this room, you know how to pray and you know how to stand and speak and in 2020 our country is going to face an assault we we are going to see the biggest turnout on the far left this country has ever seen. that m

ilia: fue despedida de su trabajo la maestra que Él tweet -- que escribiÓ tweets a trump diciendo quebajo -- destituida de su trabajo. la mayorÍa de sus estudiantes son de origen hispano. la maestra escribiÓ a trump varios tweets denunciando los inmigrantes indocumentados que estaban en su escuela. "seÑor presidente, el distrito escolar independiente estÁ lleno de inmigrantes de mÉxicos. traficantes estÁn en nuestra escuela. los mexicanos se rehÚsan a honrar nuestra bandera." ella creyÓ que los tweets eran privados. los padres de familia consideran inadmisible el racismo de la maestra. >> los tweets que llamando son muy pero muy cargados y tiene mucho, mucho odio hacia los hispanos. asÍ se empieza siempre. primero co palabras y luego con escÁndalos. >> este documento en 2007 enseÑaba como en otra escuela le pegÓ un estudiante y le enviaron a un curso de entrenamiento. en 2013 fue suspendida en la misma escuela por referirse un equipo de estudiantes mexicanos como el pequeÑo mÉxico. luego fue reasignado a la escuela de donde ahora -- se pide sea despedida quieren que le quiten esa lice

now he could tweet that the u.s.be like, "wow, can't believe he smelled canada correctly. he's really maturing." ( laughter ) but here's my theory, maybe trump has been working so hard on making america great again, that he hasn't had time to make his twitter great again. and here at the "the daily show," we can't allow that. which is why we want to help him remember how amazing his twitter can be. so if i could address the president directly for a second. i'll be back. hi, donald. ( laughter ) we don't talk anymore. ( laughter ) how are the kids? disappointments? anyway, i-- ( applause ) i wanted to extend an invitation to help you get your twitter groove back. "the daily show" is bringing the daily show" presents the dondal justment trump presidential twitter library to washington, d.c. where everyone can visit and relive all of your greatest works. it's an interactive experience with visitors can bask in your collective wisdom, commemorate your deleted stweets, and get a selfie with covfefe. they can even sit on y

something crazy or he watches fox news and then he tweet something even crazier and then you tweet something sensible by noon once he's spoken to his wife it's like so he is great for these sort of guys hedge funds they love the volatility so he has certainly brought with his tweet some interesting volatility to all sorts of global markets and to well look at your face say now that's like the look of many world leaders looking at tweets going we were at war now well on a percentage basis you know i'm not sure he causes any more volatility than we've ever had the stock market because you know a move on a $25000.00 dow looks big but it's on a percentage basis not so big but worry does help are in the options market so the options market is where you can you know take a lot of premium volatility premium off in ways that he is definitely helping so if a $5.00 option is swinging $22530.00 back and forth based on trump tweets yeah you can make a lot of money in the options market company like microsoft again here is market manipulation they manipulate their earnings announcements with purchasing a

shery: he has tweeted 1200 tweets so far. he joined in august of 2014.on followers on the chinese platform weibo, but all the official forecasts about the china trade talks, he doesn't post on weibo. caroline: what do asian policymakers say about this -- do beijing policymakers say about this twitter feed? shery: they are trying to distance themselves. , they saidere asked that -- that was prompted by the fact that when he tweeted on may 13 that china may stop purchasing agricultural products and energy, restrict u.s. , manye trade with china scholars were discussing the possibility of dumping treasuries. when he sent out that tweet, we saw boeing plunge and fall the most in almost four months. investors following very closely what this person has to say. fromwhen we get a tweet someone connected like him, someone part of state media, to what degree should we interpret it as, here's a well-informed source versus someone who is sending a message that clearly the government would like out there? shery: it is very interesting because he struggles with that

i was thinking about all of this after i saw that tweet. all, i don't think that you should -- he is a disrupter. and maybe, you know, he shouldn't be, in my mind, we should not be doing foreign policy. especially with despots by tweets. up into the dmz, up into the demilitarized zone. that is one of the most highly charged -- it is the most highly charged place i've been, and frankly, i felt like i was looking at evil. i know that he is throughing to broker -- trying to broker a deal or trying to -- i've got a friend that i really do trust who is trying to ensure that we make sure north korea doesn't have nuclear weapons, that we try to ensure that we have stable policy. i don't know what i think. it -- i know what he's trying to break through. i don't think this is the way to do foreign policy. let's see what happens. if something good comes of it -- >> let me ask you this -- would it be harmful for the foot do it? there are many people -- for the foot do it? there are many saying why would he step into north korea. there's another apg to

the dow moving up and down on trump tweets what's really driving us markets right now you're well short with a huge shimmin pick the s. and p. 500 now is shy only one percent of the new record lows and i would say both actually made a difference so we have the federal reserve was the next meeting now on a wednesday and it was the tweet for president donald trump but that was seen here on wall street as well at the bends or at least some more pressure on the read federal reserve to cut interest rates of probably not wednesday but then at the next meeting by the end of july and then also the tweet about this good conversation by phone that donald trump had was she in being was also see in at least gave some hope to markets that at the g. 20 meeting next week that at least an escalation of the trade dispute with china can get diverted to well both are still a question mark the market reacted in a very positive way to both tweets and blue chips went up by a good 350 points here in the tuesday session in skoda with the numbers from new york thank you. and speaking of that trade dispute u.s.

he's tweeting about rounding people up. he's not tweeting about babies without diapers and sleeping on cold floors, details that are horrific? >> part of the way we stem this mass migration that's being driven by heartless human traffickers who are taking $5,000 a person to entice vulnerable families to come north, part of it is making clear that people will be deported. you know, in 2015, when president obama did a round of nationwide internal enforcement country, actually we saw illegal immigration at the southern border go down. >> brennan: i want to ask you about iran. >> we have to secure the border with a wall. we have to close the loopholes. mexico has to implement the agreement that they've made, but congress has got to step up. the president's going to continue to demand they do. >> brennan: cbs confirmed that the u.s. has conducted cyber operations to hit facilities in iran linked to missile and rocket launches. is this retaliation for shooting down the u.s. drone? >> margaret, as you know, we never comment on cov

and today was sort of a lay-up you have the tweet, you have the ecb, you have the fed this week. so there are a lot of moving parts, but it's all about the fed dovish keeping a spark underneath the market. >> i thought it about the president's tweet. >> but leading into it, it was ecb. and then the president stole the show as usual. >> much to discuss we do have three sectors negative, realty -- let's drill down on the big stories we're watching today bertha coombs. sara is having a look at trump's reaction to the ecb. julia boorstin has a look into crypto let's start with the market and the tweet from president trump this morning that sparked the rally. the president tweeting had a very good telephone conversation with president xi of china we will be having an extended meeting next week in japan we will begin talks prior to that meeting bob? >> reporter: federal and central banks moved early on with draghi's comments. steve's right, it's an absolute lay-up you see oil up $2. chevron's up all the big oil stocks, some of the smaller oil services, all up 3, 4% on the day that's a

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there was a lot of detail in those tweets if the would be one thing to tweet that you decided to stop the strike for whatever reason, but there was a lot of detail. i'm not a huge fan of twitter generally. but, you know, i guess that's really up to individual preference on whether he should do that. now the question is, in tweets like that does it ever jeopardize future operations? >> well, evidently he called the iranian regime and told them this so they would have meant to targets anyway. >> but more than that, as you alluded to this morning, how concerned are you about precedent? this idea that the president of the united states says he's going to do something and then announce dollars on social media, you know what i've changed my mind ten minutes before? what message does that send to a kim jong-un or a vladimir putin or in insert name of dictator here? >> it sends a bad message. you talk about venezuela and backing away on that with iran and other leaders, it sends a message that you don't necessarily know where that red line is. it will depend on if there's a response if that m

, the president also tweeting although that tweet seems to have been deleted.ted. he tweeted china is subsidizing prizes in order that it can continue to be sold in the usa. many firms are leaving china to avoid paying the tariffs. the u.s. is taking billions. that was a tweet tweeted out at 11:07 local time, seven minutes ago, but has since been deleted. to talk about the president's tweets and his policies, we are joined by marvin and william porter. both of you, thank you so much for joining us. potd of the u.s. president tweet, i don't have it anymore, but are we expecting him to make policy by tweets? >>'s tweets are a message in hech he can take -- his -- conveys intent. one of the challenges william and i face is sorting out the noise from what is actually there. we know trade is something that is important to him, that he feels committed and strongly about these issues. i think we should take him seriously on the china stuff. one thing you have seen in the market reaction is the broadening of the front. markets have been surprised by that. mexico, europ

maybe you should not tweet as much? gen. kelly: never did. president feels very strongly that he is not dealt with by the press fairly and that his tweeting goes around the press and gets his agenda, his word out to the world without having to rely on a press conference. david: let's talk about a few issues. when you were at the department of homeland security, there was the issue of immigration, the ban on immigration. were you alerted to that when you were there? how do you think that is now working out? gen. kelly: three days after i became the dhs secretary, the e.o. came out on the travel ban. as a sidebar, i would say, the seven countries involved in the president's thinking were all dysfunctional. everyone knows iran is a hotbed of terrorism. the other countries were dysfunctional. the entire population -- muslim population of those countries added up to 11% of the world's population. those countries, they don't have a process that we could bless and say, the people that they say are coming out of those countries to come to the united

so when they see that bette midler tweet, are they surprised? maybe that he attacked bette midler but they're not necessarily surprised there was a late-night tweet attacking a u.s. pop culture figure because that is what they have come to expect, they can't control it and they sort of don't get worked up about it generally unless it causes diplomatic mayh mayhem. now going back to -- >> that's a very, very low bar, ashley. >> yeah, that's the way i described it, i guess the cliff notes is that's a low bar. the other thing that they've come to suspect, which is true on the japan trip and likely this is, no matter what the trip is, and president trump was excited about the japan trip, because of the historic honor of seeing the emperor on the throne and he was excited about this trip because of the pomp and ceremony around the trip. but on these trips there's almost an expectation going in some way he'll make a statement, give an interview, send a tweet that will lead to an area of diplomatic clean up or news in ways they weren't expecting. so th

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as he arrives in these latest tweets as he arrives in the uk. was in the uk to mark the 75th d—day anniversary, he did not think the red carpet should be rolled out for donald trump. remember, this is only the third time that a us president has been accorded a state visit. and there we can see air force one coming into land. george w bush and barack obama coming into land. george w bush and ba rack obama have coming into land. george w bush and barack obama have also been given state visits to the uk, so it hasn't been a natural consequence that every us president has been invited ona every us president has been invited on a state visit. sadiq khan has been saying in this case he doesn't think donald trump should be given that red carpet welcome. but that is what he is getting. invited by the per minister, theresa may, in behalf of the queen. —— the prime minister. richard galpin is still with me at winfield house, the residents of the us ambassador, woodyjohnson, and is where donald trump will be spending much of the morning before he goes to b

foreign minister tweets frequently.st tweeted that iran does not seek war but will defend its skies and is going to go to the united nations with its trouble. war saying it does not seek but will defend its skies and take u.s. aggression to the united nations. we know that president trump earlier tweeted that iran had made a big mistake. analyst joinsense us from washington, d.c. is this all bluster or is this headed somewhere we do not want to be going? >> there is always the danger of that. one of the big concerns is that you get into this escalatory fashion where they do something and we have to respond and then we do something and they respond to that. it becomes a dangerous situation where the potential for escalating out of hand is real. rob, the fact that zarif is tweeting this would seem to indicate that the iranian government is probably on the same page. there has been some speculation today that the republican guard conducted this action kind of independently of what was coming out of the government. the fact

make sure to tweet us during the show at a.j. stream or you can leave your comments and our live you tube chat and you too could be in the stream. it was a peace deal that took many by surprise and july of last year eritrea us president authority traveled to where he was met with hugs the o.p.m. prime minister ib ahmad the horn of african nations had fought a war from 1908 to 2000 and which more than 80000 people died and had been in a state of cold war ever since eritrea which has held no elections since i say as came to power in 1903 and was jailed politicians and journalists has often justified its policies by saying they are necessary to protect it from attack or sabotage from ethiopia but with the peace agreement now signed opposition activists say the time is right for change young eritreans have started social media campaigns such as jaco or enough and last week a group of $100.00 leading africans wrote an open letter to president say it's asking him to start political reforms and release what they called political prisone

will he tweet about it later?and the tradition of the speeches at the state banquet is that they should be pretty much about the importance and positive side of the relationship with either country. in terms of the usa, there is no other country with which our relationship is deeper or more important. so there is plenty to talk about on a positive side. a behind the scenes and the us press secretary would have been involved in planning for previous state visits, what are the relations alike between the two countries between the negotiating period? is it au peace and harmony or other disagreements of who should be doing what? there would be a lot of dialogue, both at the american embassy and with the white house directly. my sense is that both the president and melania trump would ta ke president and melania trump would take a great deal of interest in the details for this visit, because they would want to get it right and because members of their family are coming along with them. so i think a great deal of discus

we got this tweet from titus and we didn't get a lot of tweets like this but i think it's important to show and to share because views like this are everywhere so titus says men and we women are not equal the world's crazy we should stop deceiving ourselves the way that i treat my male pals isn't the same way that i treat my female pals god created women differently with different abilities and though i believe that oppression should be respected independent of gender of course he still holds that view when e have you encountered this type of thinking and what do you do about it you have 7 commented it's so wrong it's nonsense difference and equality should not be confused. then a women are different but men and women should be equal the fact that they are not doesn't make it right we work to achieve an equal world and my goal which made a lot of progress the entire 20th century was a progress to was more widely to between men and women i'm not living the life of my grandmother who at the beginning of this century was married off at 14 to a polygamous man inherited as a widow at 24 tha

>> he can actively aggressively tweet. he's tweeted once or twice. there's a lot more.e see the president is upset at someone, he can treat roy moore the way he treated jeff sessions, let's put it that way. can he go after him. >> listen to the man in the interview, he talks about god's will. this is something he feels so deeply about that is motivating him to do this. i mean, good luck. >> just like god's son, he may have been chose on it suffer. thank you very much. vaughn hilliard, appreciate it, great interview and susan and basil, thank you. you'll stay with us. >>> one final weekend before the democratic debate, with so many millions watching and more money and higher poll numbers, the prize for a strong performance, what is the best strategy to shine? hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... an

the president tweets this. president obama made a desperate and terrible deal with iran, gave them $150 billion plus $1.8 billion in cash. iran was in big trouble and he bailed them out. gave them a free path to nuclear weapons and soon instead of saying thank you iran yelled, death to america. i terminated the deal, which was not even ratified by congress and imposed strong sanctions. they are a much weakened nation today than at the beginning of my presidency when they were causing major problems throughout the middle east. now they are bust. on monday they shot down an unmanned drone flying in international waters. we were cocked and loaded to retaliate last night on three different sites when i asked how many will die? 150 people sir was the answer from the general. ten minutes before the strike i stopped it. not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone. i am in no hurry. our military is rebuilt, new, and ready to go. by far, the best in the world. sanctions are biting and more added last night. ira

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twitter's faced criticism for not taking down tweets that violate its rules when the tweets are sentlike president trump, politicians whose words and opinions are of public interest. twitter is responding by changing its rules -- in the past we allowed certain tweets that violate our rules to remain on twitter because they were in the public's interest. but it wasn't clear when and how we made those determinations. to fix that we're introducing a new notice that will provide additional clarity in these situations and share more on when and wye we will use it. i'm not sure entirely what all of that means but fortunately i have nbc news technology reporter jake ward to explain it. jake? >> ali, you're exactly right, what does that mean? the short version of it, it is essentially setting a double standard. if you and i were to tweet some piece of hate speech or inciting violence against somebody, we would be banned. or at the very least our tweet would be blocked. what they are saying here essentially if you're famous enough, if you have more than 100,000 followers and you're a politica

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maybe you should not tweet as much? john: never did.resident feels very strongly that he is not dealt with by the press fairly and that his tweeting goes around the press and gets his agenda out to the world without having to rely on a press conference. david: let's talk about a few issues. when you were at the department of homeland security, there was the issue of immigration, the ban on immigration. were you alerted to that when you were there? how do you think that is now working out? john: three days after i became the dhs secretary, the e.o. came out on the travel ban. as a sidebar, i would say, the seven countries involved in the president's thinking were all dysfunctional. everyone knows iran is a hotbed of terrorism. the other countries were dysfunctional. the entire population -- muslim population of those countries added up to 11% of the world's population. those countries, they don't have a process that we could bless and say, the people that they say are coming out of those countries to come to the united states for whateve

the left will have her on tomorrow and celebrate this tweet. district has been poor for as long as she has been in office. she has done almost nothing. you see her videos that go viral, they are never for anything good. she didn't have any idea the government had given up the student look market. d -- the student loan market. the banks are looking at her like i can't believe you just asked that question. she gets viral famous for all the wrong reasons. judge jeanine: as we go forward, she is going to be on that podium yelling impeach, impeach, it's bad commentary. >> i don't know how that helps, i really don't. if that's what the democrats will do for 2020, that will seal the elect >> it's enough to up interpret what he said for impeachment proceedings. >> we have to hold those accountable and only way to do that is for members of congress to begin impeachment. >> this is as close to an impeachment referral as you can get. judge jeanine: impeach, the impeach, impeach. the battle cry growing from 2020 democratic candidates. but will their messag