about twitter's policy change, kurt. they shadow band meadows, nunes and jordan. what's next? why can't twitter just respect free speech?" kurt: it is a common theme here to feel that anybody who voices a conservative viewpoint is therefore the enemy of either twitter or facebook. the companies have come out and said this is not the intent. we try to uphold these rules. these are private businesses and they have rules, they have community guidelines. they are not held to the same free-speech laws that the united states is. so, i think that is a really tough distinction for some people to make. i don't know what specific tweets he is talking about, but this has been a continuous conversation that has dominated now for almost three years since the last election. emily: facebook has said they are planning to create a content oversight board. zuckerberg has described it as an almost supreme court. could that work? david: well, i'm not certain, but i think it is a step in the right direction. what we are seeing at twitter and

to be at odds over twitter.treet appears to be at odds over twitter. shares tumbled on thursday after they/the product to $25, in an interview, analysts warned of weak third-quarter results. michael: it is double the evaluation of google and facebook. i don't think it makes any sense. the deceleration on top riding -- line margin pressure, that is our call. emily: alan gould affirmed it by rating, joining us to discuss is bloomberg's kurt waggoner. what is going on with these different analyst calls in the midst of antitrust, trade war, and all of that? kurt: super clear. i'm actually kind of surprised just because twitter has been probably the quietest of all the big tech companies. talking about facebook, google, alphabet. we don't talk much about twitter anymore. it is interesting this is coming up. they certainly have not been part of the same conversation. maybe there is some relief that there not involved. emily: what could be driving such different calls? >> they are showing some good signs with user enga

the only that 2 percent apparently is your political views and that's where you tube facebook and twitter a creating a mano political culture and you know what we're not invited go ahead mitch. yeah thanks peter i wrote an article in 2017 that was published widely outside the united states the title of it was facebook twitter google and amazon are evil and i spoke about the sense of blatant censorship of these companies i mean i'm on twitter under the moniker planet ponzi and what they do is take away and shadow ban and you tube specifically as you're saying is in bed with google what they do is even more obscene instead of shadow banning you if you put out a video you can't see who is seeing it or who isn't seeing it and if it's not liberal left hard liberal left you're either censored shut off demonetized or it's not allowed to be played so people made a big stink about the elections being manipulated in the last presidential election that's why trump won so google facebook twitter especially are going to make sure that the 2020 election is rigged to make sure that trump loses this is w

oj is on twitter and he sounds bitter, launched twitter account this week with pretty ominous message a very friendly greeting, hey, twitter world. >> hey, twitter, this is yours truly, coming soon to twitter you will get to read my thoughts and opinions just about everything. hey, twitter world, for years people have been able to say whatever they want to say about me with no accountability, but now i get to challenge a lot of that bs, this should be a lot of fun, god bless. [laughter] >> and god is like don't drag me into this, oj. you think people would accuse double murder on there and close out account in protest, there's so many other worthwhile things to do with your time, i'd rather be doing this. yeah. that did not go over well, what a mess. >> i think this is a bad idea, short temper and social media is a more concentrated version of real-life hostilities, i don't think his short fuse and twitter is a good mix. >> when he said i got each with people, i immediately deleted all my oj jokes. [laughter] >> he has the time now. >> he does. he says i want to set the record straigh

it remains black twitter, it is not the name, the same black twitter that it was five years ago but it does the job in a pinch so i think that cultivating joy online is a necessity for black folks online it is something that we take very seriously, our joy and our laughter in the spaces so that is a space that i cultivate joy. >> i work with young people and i think the thing that i find the most joy in the experience is their willingness to seek help when they need it. and to be vulnerable and empathetic with one another and support each other during those rough times by either sharing the meaning or participating by twitter i think this has been probably the most exciting part of the work that i have been doing. >> i would have to say, the space where i find joy online is the black beauty blog is fear, and is in particular, youtube turning on those beauty tutorials, and seeing women of my complexion engaging with the beauty products and really just having fun is a place that i like to hang out. >> mine is twofold, of course black twitter, but in particular as a rhetorician, loving th

it is not as if people who don't know what twitter is, i think the thing twitter has always struggledreating something that is easy to use and convincing pull this is worth downloading. so much of twitter is public. anytime the president tweets, you could see those on television. you could see it in the news. there is not a huge motivation for a lot of people to while and download the app. i continue to think twitter's biggest challenges convincing people that being on twitter is necessary. emily: twitter/ceo tried to push of people who see tweets but didn't log into the platform. that didn't go off so well. organic user growth isn't happening, is it just about revenue? >> they are buying themselves time to grow the overall base of users by focusing on the active users. whatever growth they are pushing is getting more of the users that are already logged in. ,fter seeing results from that make some progress and you see more conversations happening organically from beyond the core users, then you can focus on the larger group. on the daily active users and buying themselves time to fix

so i asked the representative from twitter, i said, is it twitter's position, is mother teresa hate speechthe 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 views, 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 exhorting 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 means we need to awaken the church. that means we need to awaken young people. that means we need to awaken every single lover of liberty in america because if we do not st

>> there is actually a great twitter account as someone who poses as nixon, dick nixon. he does a good job of capturing his voice. what we see in that account as historians and what he would do, nixon would have, i think, some -- fighter instinct that we see in trump, but he would be more restrained. nixon was careful about what he said so we have all of these examples of nixon flying off the handle and using colorful language, attacking opponents. it's behind the scenes. instead, with trump it's all right out there in the public sphere. >> if you could go back to the 1990s, start of social media, do you think the pioneers of, you know, social media and technology really understood where >> no, i don't think so. i don't think they thought about it that much. there is a real movement in the mid-1990s where they see the internet is going to be this free and open space and self-regulate, self-govern. it won't impact the real world. it will be a separate -- a separate place. i don't think they saw the real impact it would have on day-to-day life, the way in which it would sh

what if we had twitter when he was in the bronco, hey, twitter world, it isn't me in the bronco, i'mrecord says he's innocent. what is he setting it straight for? >> yeah. kat, what if he starts following you? >> i don't know, greg, i ate a lot of rice pudding today. i mean, like a lot of rice pudding. >> who does that? >> apparently me, i'm talking multiple servings of rice pudding where it didn't make me feel bad physically but made me feel bad emotionally, like, really, ka, the, you will eat all the rice pudding, how did you think you were going to feel good after that and i didn't really feel like, you know, i ate so much pudding i didn't feel like coming out here. what are these people going to care what i have to say when i can't control myself around ice pudding, you know who doesn't feel that way, oj. >> i was trying to figure out where this was going to come, how tie that to rice pudding -- >> it was an alarming of rice pudding and i'm having a hard time thinking about anything else so the rice pudding was going to come into the show at some point. >> i'm glad it was in the

first, twitter has a zero-tolerance approach. individuals may not engage in terrorism recruitment or terrorist acts. since 2015, we have suspended more than 1.5 million accounts for violation of our roles related to terrorism and we have seen more than 90% of the accounts suspended through proactive measures. we take action at the account creation stage before the account has even tweeted. the remaining 10% is through a andination of user reports other methods. secondly, we prohibit violent extremist groups. these are defined as groups who, whether by statement on or off the platform, promote violence against civilians or use violence against civilians, whatever cause, whatever their ideology. we have taken action on 184 groups globally and permanently suspended more than 2000 unique accounts. thirdly, it individual on twitter is not permitted to promote violence or directly affect or threaten people based on characteristics. where any of these rules are broken, we will take action to remove the content and will permanently remov

we have made the health of twitter a top priority. to measure access and how successfully we encourage healthy debate, conversations and critical thinking on the platform. conversely, hateful conduct, terrorist content and deceptive practices detract from the help of the platform. i would like to begin by outlining three key policies. firstly, twitter takes a zero tolerance approach to terrorist content on a platform. individuals may not promote terrorism, engage in terrorist recruitment, or terrorist acts. since 2015, we have suspended more than 1.5 million accounts for violations of rules related to the promotion of terrorism, and continue to see more than 90% of these accounts suspended through proactive measures. in the majority of cases, we take action at the account creation stage, before an account is even tweeted. the remains 10% is identified through a combination of user reports and partnerships. secondly, we prohibit the use of twitter by large extremist groups. these other as defined in our rules is brutal, whether by the

public's interest for the tweet terming available the new policy took effect on thursday twitter did not name any particular politician who inspired the teenagers but the move comes after years of criticism that the social media giant has failed to be consistent in and forcing its rules allowing politicians to bypass its guidelines on abuse and harassment in the past we've allowed certain tweets that violated 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 the new policy will only apply to any politician representing a government official running for government or being considered for a position they must have more than $100000.00 followers and have a verified twitter account but twitter said the tweets could still be removed if they pose direct or immediate threats of violence. and or to correspondence or montevideo good joins us now in studio for more on all of this sarah we're clearly living in a new era where social media can move markets or with a lot of power break it down for well it is int

president has threatened iran with obliteration donald trump made the comment on twitter after the iranian president suggested the white house was idiotic for imposing new sanctions on supremely to early come in a former u.s. special counsel robert muller will publicly testify before 2 congressional committees next month when it issued a report in april on russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election well those are the headlines the news continues here at the listening post. the leaders of the world's biggest economies and gathering in osaka for the g. 20 summit with ongoing trade global security and tension in the middle east with the hopes of free trade and reduction of disparities see the night all of us on al-jazeera for coverage and in-depth analysis. and estimated people taking to the streets because that. might be the activist to press secretary leftish a controversial. claim that they're just pointing the finger lakes and more because people feel that everything about college that makes them. think hello i'm richard burton you're at the listening post here are some of the med

know, we had witnesses from facebook and twitter there. asked the witness from twitter -- i put up a tweet that had been sent out by this is a b anthony list. it had a picture of mother teresa and it had a quote from her that said abortion is -- twitter censored that tweet. i asked the representative from twitter. teresa hateother speech? the first answer from twitter was, well, it depends on what the context is. said, context is 140 characters or less. you are looking at the whole tweet. they refused to answer. of bigseeing a pattern tech stifling conservative views, pro-life views, pro-israel views. 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. teche not going to let big silence the men and women in this room. and so, i want to close by exhorting you. the men and women in this room know how to pray and stand and speak. in 2020, our country will face an assault. we will see the biggest turn out on the far left this country has ever seen. that means we need t

twitter. $91 million in that quarter. twitter. $733 million tax free money. that is tax evasion. as a result the city and county of san francisco ends up with an $88.2 million negative cash flow in the last several months. lee projected $262 million was a deficit that was going to take place over the next two years. on top of that you have got a projected shortfall of $643 million deficit because of the way you are taking care of business. by the same response it is further projected that $5.5 billion in the general fund in the expenses for the city is to grow to $1.4 billion. that is included in the complaint. townshipter is making fools -- twitter is making fools of you. it is going to chicago building a skyscraper. >> thank you. next speaker. >> next speaker, please approa approach. >> you are as bad as twitter treating me like that. then you have city college $32 million negative cash flow, too. another problem with city college. >> mr. right, please. >> this is an assault on my intelligence. you let everybody else speak for five or two minutes. i am the best god dam speaker

they must have more than 100000 followers and have a verified twitter account but twitter said the tweets could still be removed if they pose direct or immediate threats of violence. in order to correspondents or montoursville good joins us now in studio for more on all of this we're clearly living in a new era where social media can move markets or with a lot of power break it down for well it is interesting to really see the power and influence of social media to persuade people's opinion especially with twitter now we've seen this in several tweets over the years i want to take a few examples into the process now one of the more recent ones is from space x. 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 400 $20.00 now this isn't 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 actua

in fact, trump loves twitter so much he actually based his hair style on the twitter bird. yeah.ple don't know that. in fact, twitter is so important to him, that even during his state visit to the u.k, he made time to tweet about the important things happening back home. >> overnight, the president indulged in a memorable, long-- some might say inevitable-- social media tirade, half a dozen pent-up attacks on-- we're quoting here-- "sleepy joe biden, "crying chuck schumer," and this one: "washed up psycho bette midler," the actress. >> trevor: okay. i know this isn't the point, but "washed up psycho" makes it sound like she used to be successful at being a psycho, and now her psycho agent won't return her calls. grammar. ( laughter ) and, look, i know we've all gotten used to this from donald trump, but i just want to take i moment to remind people that it's not normal for the president of the united states to be attacking individual americans. abraham lincoln wasn't running around like, "four score and seven years ago, bob was a douchebag, and he'll still be one in another four

it's not just twitter, obviously.mp saying silicon valley has a liberal bias. we will have a social media summit on july 11th, right. yeah. it's not just basically shall we say blanketing conservatives. they have a lot to answer for, for instance, terrorist content as well. charles: does anyone think this is about anyone in the world other than president trump? >> well, they haven't named individuals but i think a lot of people do think this is targeted at one person that sits in the white house. yes. charles: not silicon valley but a tech company or tech based company, wayfair, their employees tried to shut it down, went on a walkout. they are pressuring these companies really hard. >> the white collar protests we have talked a lot about. wayfair is one example. also bank of america, remember, said they would stop doling out any credit lines to the operator of homestead in florida. let me ask you this. if you are a corporation, your employees are walking out on the job not because of working conditions but because of

. >> hey, twitter world. this is yours truly. >> o.j. simpson's viral twitter debut vowing to tweet about everything by first getting personal about khloe kardashian. >> awful these stories are just bogus. >> murder victim ron goldman's sister kim responding "25 years since this bronco chase." >>> and top climber. the youngest champion to conquer one of the most challenging climbs in the world. but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. president trump is set to officially launch his bid for re-election tomorrow. you no, abc news has an unprecedented look inside his world, embedding with him for 30 hours in the white house and on the campaign trail, showing a side of the president that few have seen before. >> mr. president. mr. president, could you -- >> reporter: it's a rare inside look at the 45th president. abc news had exclusive access over two days. a welcome surprise for reporters whom he's called the enemy of the people. >> hello, folks. how are you? hi, george. >> reporter: our chief anchor george

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twitter . facebook or twitter it's a very good way for communication has no power control for maybe one it looks like the media like the t.v. i want to get some t.v. or whatever they are controlling everything now we did if you're going to i just make a capsule individual picture i just upload it very little actual protests are coordinated on twitter. but the public street and the personal feeling about them is completely different. i. let people share ideas and me and share photos and share videos and shape the media and shape their own narratives. only activists only people who wanted to achieve social change use a technology that it's very easy to get rid of so in the case of text mob it was easy to eventually block and shut it down because people only used it at protests but when people used twitter of protests twitter got used for lots of other things . to transform the world in the way we make social change we need the tools of social change be used enables everyday lives for things that

there are offensive views on twitter and views people disagree with strongly on twitter. anddifference between that targeting someone else is the difference between content and conduct. a lot of rails do not have ideology. they are written -- enforced without ideology. it is important to recognize. one of the challenges we have is when we remove someone from twitter and they come back for different purpose, our technology will recognize that person trying to come back. we don't want people to come back that we have removed. sometimes it does catch people who are having a different purpose. so there is a value to technology but we should recognize where we made a mistake. >> how does google ensure they being followed in not being driven by bias? >> thank you for the question. aboute a robust system the development and enforcement of our policies. we are constantly reviewing and analyzing the policies themselves to understand whether they are fit for purpose, whether they are drying the right lines. extensive training to ensure we have a consistent approach. we draw the gro

he did also attack twitter. twitter rose today. this harkens back to the conversation we have been having over antitrust laws. everything we have heard over the doj investigation, ftc investigation, this is something here to stay. we are probably going to be hearing more about this, not just in the democratic debates tonight and tomorrow, but also through the presidential election in the next five years or so. when you look at investigations into large companies like facebook and google, it will not be a quick process. it will take years. emily: right. they have launched investigational ready into some of these companies. first, let's talk about chip companies also rallying on this news that some of them have found a workaround on this u.s. blacklisting of huawei. what is happening? sarah: this is a big deal. micron reported last night. they said they have resumed shipments to huawei because their lawyers found that some components aren't necessarily included in the ban. when you think of the extent of revenue for micron that comes

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i do not want to be the person at twitter making decisions pant what constitutes content that they'reng to mask from the public, what content they're going to make judgment calls on. i mean, this is hard stuff i mean, we're in the news business we have to make these judgments every day. i'll be the first to admit, we don't always get it right and we spend our whole careers trying to build up a muscle, trying to figure out what's factual, what's not factual so to put it in the hands of a technology company, presumably they'll be using some algorithms to figure out what they're going to screen for. i don't envy the people who are going to figure this out >> and casey, it's a slippery slope, but it also goes to the question of what exactly is twitter. is twitter some kind of a public utility in a certain way, there's going to be some sort of laws that are subject to that. but if it's just a private platform, then people can say whatever they want, however groez gro gross or disgusting or offensive it might be, that's a different issue. where should twitter fall into the national speech d

representatives from google and facebook and twitter testifying as u.s.ials are gearing up to prepare an antitrust probe of alp alphabet joining us to discuss is victor anthony and kevin rippy, co-head of internet research at evercore isi. just let's start here. handicap this. we're all having this conversation every single day. gibber jabber, about what's going to happen to alphabet or any of these companies are they going to get broken up? realistically, do you think this is really going to happen in any kind of time frame >> i'd put it at low that real impactful legislation is rolled out. the political will to actually move forward with something like a breakup of the big tech companies just really isn't there. that's a multiyear process whoever would start such an investigation or process wouldn't be able to finish it. so that's really where the rubber would hit the road and you probably don't have the political will >> what about financial will i bring that up because there's been research coming out and notes, arguments coming out as of late that ma

and let's continue the conversation on twitter @howard kurtz.re next sunday 11 >>> united states is considering a full set of options. heather: good morning. this is "fox & friends first." happening right now at 4:00 a.m., on the east coast, a full range of options on the table as the u.s. considers how to respond to iran's tanker attacks with the clock ticking towards a nuclear deadline, what's our next move. we're live in washington. >>> hey, twitter world, this is yours truly. should be a lot of fun. i've got a little getting even to do. heather: it's been 25 years since the bronco chase.

so what is twitter going to do to try to combat not only the mechanical, the fake twitter accounts buto actual humans that are putting out disinformation? >> they're trying to do better. i think they've talked a lot about how they're trying to pull down counts. so they've been making periodic announcements about various account groups that are actually pretending to be americans but actually are from other governments and stuff like that. i don't know whether it's going to be better. there's a lot of people who are worried that 2020 is going to be a repeat of 2016 despite all the efforts facebook and twitter and these other companies have made. >> twitter made news today because they're going to start labeling politicians' tweets when they break the twitter rules. so what is that going to mean specifically and who is going to decide if a rule has been broken? >> that's the hard one. so there's been a lot of criticism of twitter because they basically allow world politicians to break their rules. consistently around harassment or threatening death or all sorts of stuff. they say look, t

and what twitter has evolved two.he coffin for this once great site. now it is evolved to nothing more than a tower of babel in the new restrictions will make it less and less relevant. i ge but everybody used to check twitter ten times more per day than they do now. >> is a ideological,. >> i think it is. >> no way. >> you're entitled to your opinion. >> it's devolving, this is a beneficial to the president because it looks like the media is ganging up on him and restricting his speech which will only make people take aside, even neutral people on the middle. i think twitter is getting in hot water, if i did this quickly, if i want to tweet out that adam is a loser to buy a hundred army then i can block, but if you're somebody that has a lot of followers, and influencer then you can say whatever you want in a get to disclosure because it's important for the world to know what you have to say because you're an important person but what i have to say gets totally centered. this is going in a weird direction and i know

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sarah, let's talk more about twitter. how would you say your work on counters theism way twitter has been traditionally understood? maybe you can give a specific htag activism and how people of color are using digital media for activism. >> one of the interventions that my work does and i have seen it used in different ways, so i am glad to be going on the record about this, is that there have historically been these two impulses around digital media and social media. there are the digital optimists who are screaming from the rooftops that digital media was going to save us, that it was a revolutionary tool. you see that and a lot of early coverage of the arab spring. the facebook revolution they call it. then there were the digital pessimists. the digital pessimists said this is not real activism. this is not real organizing. it is just people clicking on something. does that really make a difference? it lures people into this sense that they are making a infamously and malcolm gladwell published a , ice called small cha

investors heed wall street's warnings fly away from twitter and just stick with facebook dan? >> the analyst is one of the minority when it comes to twriter and twitter's had a good year and it hasn't done as well as facebook. facebook had a bad year. tim used to write the op eds and all of the spending that they were going to have to do to combat bad actors and secure the platforms and facebook has taken the hit and their earnings are expected to decline year over year and what moffity nathanson is saying is once twitter finally fesses up here and does -- and bites the bullet and starts spending more to do those sorts of things, you will see revisions lower in their earnings estimates and therefore it p/e comes a vebecomes a verye stock. >> whether that's right or wrong, we are more impressed by dau growth which now continues to be even as they root out bad accounts and one might argue this there's more to do and there's been headlines in the last couple of days and the bogus accounts so good for them, and they're getting you double-digit growth which is something that they h

he joined twitter friday with this selfie video with a message to followers. >> hey, twitter world.ter, you'll get to read all my thoughts and opinions on just about everything. now, there's a lot of fake oj accounts out there. so this one, at the real o j-3 cub is the official one. i've got a lot of getting even to do. so god bless, take care. >> cnn legal analyst areva martin is an attorney and legal affairs commentator and mark o'mara is former prosecutor. areva, he says he's going to set the record straight, and he's, quote, got a little getting even to do. what does that even mean? >> i don't know, ana. what's so amazing about o.j. simpson is 25 years after that infamous chase, he still has the ability to attract major news. no matter what he says, what he does, where he goes, people are still so interested in him. he joined twitter on friday, as you said, and already he says he has over 50,000 followers. people want to hear what o.j. simpson has to say. >> actually, it's over 600,000 followers. >> okay. well, update. so that must have happened in just -- over the weekend. so c

. >>> twitter takes a bold step to crack down on tweets from politicians and other leaders that break the atform. >>> a mother mourning the death of her son and coming to grips with the fact the man accused of killing was almost like family. now, the suspect has been killed by park rangers near big sur. welcome to the for, i am heather holland. is believed the suspect is responsible for a deadly shooting last week on interstate 680. ann rubin is line at the offices in san jose with details and the victims family and the suspect death is really into the greek. >> reporter: that is true, at this point, they are heartbroken, they consider the suspect to be part of the family to. >> reporter: in the days following 680, his mother prayed for justice. the hopes the shooter would be found but she never won this. the pain in my heart, it's too it is too much to bear, it is too much to bear . >> it used to the murder, was shot and killed by state granger said the set of the fianci too his family. spoke of course once justice. you know? an answer for everything . >> it is a nightmare. it is a n