twitter suspended me.o you actually have a reporter reporting on a story asking the other side for comment. and twitter says hi jaker isman your account at jake sherman has been locked for violating rules. what did the reporter do immediately tweets after that my goal was not to spread information. well, that's a little worrisome in and of itself. my goal was to raise questions about the story oh my overlords in silicon valley i was attacking the "new york post." you don't understand i was attacking them as did i in subsequent tweets and see how the biden campaign was going to respond. they later did respond. and then not long after, jake sherman comes back with my account is clearly no longer suspended. i deleted the tweet. when twitter is editing and censoring and silencing the "new york post," the newspaper with the fourth highest circulation in the country and politico, one of the leading newspapers in the country, is twitter behaving as a publisher when it's deciding what stories reporters are allowed

twitter suspended me. so you have a reporter reporting ohhen a story asking the other side for comment. twitter says, your account has been locked for violating he twitter rules. the reporter tweets after that, my goal was not to spread information. well, that's a little worrisome in and of itself. my goal was to raise questions about the story. oh, my overlords in silicon my r valley, i was attacking the new york post, you don't understand. as i did in subsequent tweets i and see how the biden scam pain was going to respond. they later did respond. and not long after, jake shermap comes back with, my account is clearly no longer suspended. i deleted the tweet. when twitter is silencing the new york post, the newspaper with the fourth highest circulation in the country and politico, one of the leading newspapers in the country, is twitter behaving as a publisher when it allows what stories the want to write and not? >> no. th and that account was not suspended. wewepubl realized that there wa error in the

with whom twitter disagrees. but two weeks ago to a lesser extent twitter and facebook crossed a threshold that is fundamental in the country. two weeks ago twitter made the unilateral decision to censor "the new york post" in a series of two articles both alleging evidence of corruption against joe biden. first concerning ukraine and second, communist china and the twitter made the decision to prevent users from sharing the stories and number two you went even further and blocked the post from sharing its own reporting. why did twitter make the decision to censor the post? >> we had a material policy. >> when was the policy adopted? >> 2018. the policy is around limiting the spread of materials. we didn't want t twitter to be a distributor of hacked material. we found "the new york post" because it showed the direct materials and screenshots of the materials it's clear how they were obtained. the source in this instance "the new york post" documented what it said the source was which it is said was a laptop owne

dorsey, i want to focus primarily on twitter and ask you initially, is twitter a publisher? >> is twitter a bub lipublisher? >> yes. >> no, we're not. we distribute informion. >> so what is a publisher? >> entity that is publishing under editorial guidelines and desions. >> well, your answer happe to be contrary to the text of federal statute, particularly section 230, which definesan information content provider is any person or entity that is responsible in whole or i part for the creation or development of information providedhrough the internet or any other interactive computer service. let me ask you, was twitter being a publisher when it censored the new york post? >> no. we have very clear policies on the conduct we enable to the platform, and if there is a violation, we take enforcement action and people choose to commit to those policies and to those terms of service. >> except your polies were applied asuspectivemanner. you didn't talk about president trump talking about his tax returns, even though it is a crime to submit your tax returns without consent. you didn

twitter suspended me. a reporter reported on a story asking the other side for comment, twitter says, hi, jake sherman, your account @jakesherman for violating rules. what did the "politico" reporter do, my goal was not to spread misinformation. that is worrisome in and of itself. my goal was to raise questions about the story. oh, my over lords in silicon valley i was attacking "the new york post." you don't understand i was attacking them as i did in subsequent tweets and see how the biden campaign was going to respond. though later did respond and not long after jake sherman comes back with, my account is clearly no longer suspend. i deleted the tweet. when twitter is editing and censoring and silencing the "new york post," the newspaper with the fourth highest circulation in the country, and "politico," one of the leading newspapers in the country is twitter behaving as publish letter when it deciding what stories reporters are at allowed tourist and not public? >> no that account was not suspended t f

dorsey, i want to focus primarily on twitter and ask you initially, is twitter a publisher? >> is twitter a bub lipublisher? >> yes. >> no, we're not. we distribute information. >> so what is a publisher? >> an entity that is publishing under editorial guidelines and decisions. >> well, your answer happens to be contrary to the text of federal statute, particularly section 230, which defines an information content provider is any person or entity that is responsible in whole or in part for the creation or development of information provided through the internet or any other interactive computer service. let me ask you, was twitter being a publisher when it censored the new york post? >> no. we have very clear policies on the conduct we enable to the platform, and if there is a violation, we take enforcement action and people choose to commit to those policies and to those terms of service. >> except your policies were applied in a suspective manner. you didn't talk about president trump talking about his tax returns, even though it is a crime to submit your tax returns witho

twitter might take more extreme action, i don't know.ut they know they have big responsibilities as major national communication platforms to bear some responsibility for how their platforms are used, and they are just really trying to figure out, sometimes in real time, what that means. emily: interesting. it is certainly a fluid situation, as are the results. kirkpatrick, always good to have you with us. appreciate your historic perspective. coming up, a big day for uber after winning the california boat for contract drivers. we will find out what is next after this break. -- after winning the california vote. ♪ emily: it is business as usual ft going forward after californians approved a measure to allow the companies to keep treating drivers as independent contractors rather than full-time employees. for the ride sharers surged the most in many months. i have then on the receiving end of all the advertising for and against prop 22, but either way, i think victory for both of these companies. what does it mean for their business model

that was twitter's ceo jack dorsey today, admitting yeah, twitter did censor the "new york post" hunteren story without substantial justification. welcome back to the show congressman kelly armstrong of house judiciary. you know, when you heard this, what was your first reaction? we hear the kind of wonky speak but them saying yeah, we did it. what were your thoughts when you heard that? >> two things, what i heard was we didn't want to run it so we need an excuse not to run it. when they said yeah, what is a mistake, what is left unsaid, daring congress what are you going to do about it? and we should do something about it. elizabeth: you wonder if you're going to get around to yanking their legal liability shield from third party lawsuits, beg your pardon, lawsuits from third party content. jason chaffetz talked about ftc lawsuits. we don't know where that is headed. it was a striking admission, right? this is a story not going away with the hunter biden story. senators ron johnson, chuck grassley, plan to investigate business dealings overseas. what do you think will happen next ther

at twitter it's even more starke than that, but 99.3% of twitter employees who donated to federal candidates gave to democrats.thm so, these mistakes may be at mistakes but they're mistakes that rhyme.hyme. they may not repeat themselves,t but they rhyme. and the consistent theme happenc to be republicans, conservatives and pro-life activists. now, i would like to ask both of you, a list of every user or ist every content creator who has ey been deplatformed or had their contents altered or had some other adverse action taken by either facebook or twitter altered.alt is there some list that identifies each user for which that has happened? mr. zuckerberg, let's hear from you.you. just a yes or no question. does such a list exist?does >> senator, i'm not aware of anything like that existing. >> mr. dorsey, how about you? >> i'm not exactly sure what you're asking but we -- >> do you have a list of users or content creators who had somk adverse actions taken from them, having their ad altered becauset of the content of their post?nt >> certainly whenever we take an action, it's recorded somewh

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the bosses of twitter and facebook have defended their misinformation during the u.s.n campaign. ck dorsey and mark zuckerberg part of the discusashe senate. president trump's postelection tweets, and this standoff st andn the new york twitte in october, a story and unverified claims abou biden's son hunter. both facebook and twitter intervene to limit its spread. >> what i want to try and find. out newspaper at twitter or facebook , then why do you have editorial control over the new york post? they decided -- and maybe for a good reason, i don't know -- that the new yorkosarticles about hunter biden needed to be flged, excluded from distributionor made hard to nd. that to me seems liketh you are ultimate editor. karen: twitter's ceo jack dorsey acknowledge that his company's decision to block links to the ardcle about hunter biden been wrong. here he is speaking to the ynpublican senator john co >> this was a policy around distribution of hacked materials. webeidn't want twitter t distribution point for hacked materials. >> you realize that bywn taking the store you

dorsey, i want to focus primarily on twitter and ask you initially, is twitter a publisher? >> is twitter a bub lipublisher? >> yes. >> no, we're not. we distribute information. >> so what is a publisher? >> an entity that is publishing under editorial guidelines and decisions. >> well, your answer happens to be contrary to the text of federal statute, particularly section 230, which defines an information content provider is any person or entity that is responsible in whole or in part for the creation or development of information provided through the internet or any other interactive computer service. let me ask you, was twitter being a publisher when it censored the new york post? >> no. we have very clear policies on the conduct we enable to the platform, and if there is a violation, we take enforcement action and people choose to commit to those policies and to those terms of service. >> except your policies were applied in a suspective manner. you didn't talk about president trump talking about his tax returns, even though it is a crime to submit your tax returns witho

twitter suspende me. i can't -- a reporter reporting on a story asking the other side for comment a twitter says yo account has been locked for violating twitter rules. what did the political reporter do, immediately p after that my goal wasn't to sprd disinformation. well, that is a little worrisome just in and of itself. my goal was to rai questions about the story. i was attacking "the new york post." you don't understand. i was attacking them as i did and subsuent tweets and see how the biden campaign wasoing to respond. they laterw did respond and then not long after, sherman comes back with my account is clearly no longer suspended. deleted the tweet. when twitt is editi and censoring and silencing the new york post paper with the fourth highest circulation in t country and polico, one of the leading newspapers in the country, is twitr behaving as a publisher when it is deciding what story the reporters are alloweto write and publish and what stories they are not? >> no, and that account is not susp

give very much, check out this week's edition of barron's.com and don't forget to follow us on twitter at barron's online, that is it for us. where your mass, we will see you next week on "barron's roundtable". >> from the fox studios in new york city. >> from the fox studios in new york city this is "maria bartiromo's wall street". maria: hello and happy weekend, welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was in position you for the week ahead. i maria bartiromo. thank you for joining us as we can, in a few moments a major breakthrough in the combating of the coronavirus, pfizer and biontech 90% efficacy rate of the covid vaccine. i will speak with the ceo of biotech and the man behind the number one free app right now on apple's app store, the ceo of parler, john mates. but first let's take a look back at the big moment this week with the top newsmakers with "mornings with maria" on the week stalkers. maria: what have you learned in terms of voter fraud. >> and employee dominion says about 4:00 o'clock in the morning, the morning after the election all of a sudden a large num

i would not leave my followers on twitter flat-footed, i want them to make sure they understand where'm a woman of my word and i'm not just going to leave them flat, 900,000 followers, i been dropping scoops on parler and i'm not going to be dropping any scoops on twitter anymore i will be promoting my guest and my shows but it is parler where you will find real stories and the things i am working on and my opinions on things, i been doing that consistently indexing a great reaction in my following on parler to move up, tell me some of the things that you are seeing and hearing from your users on parler in the way you approach business and how it's different than what you're seeing on social media generally. >> of course, your following is amazing and growing so fast on parler, it is amazing, what were seen people are trying to go somewhere where they have trust in a platform, i feel like they don't have trust anymore in these other places. what they're saying, we know we can speak freely, we know you guys believe in our right to free speech and our rights to basically say what we nee

with votes nehring, president twitter, withd to twitter saying that many of those votes are -- many of those comments are misleading. we continue to feel, the senator and i, we continue to feel very good about how things stand. we have no doubt that when the count is finished, senator harris and i will be declared the winners. i asked everyone to stay calm. the process is working. the count is being completed. we will know very soon. be following the results, live reports from pennsylvania, where we are just learning that the truck campaign is filing a lawsuit as votes are being counted there. markets are extending the biggest rally since april as investors rushed back into tech. the fed is keeping results near zero. cooper is out with - ubereats is still a bright spot for cooper as the pandemic continues on. abigail doolittle is following the rally as this election remains uncertain. it is amazing that we do not know who the president of the united states is and we are in the middle of the best week for stocks going back to april. if we take a look at what is happening to the s&p 500

at twitter it's even more stark than that, but 99.3% of twitter employees who donated to federal candidatesave to democrats. so, these mistakes may be mistakes but they're mistakes that rhyme. they may not repeat themselves, but they rhyme. and the consistent theme happens to be republicans, conservatives and pro-life activists. now, i would like ask both of you, a list of every user or every content creator who has been deplatformed or had their contents altered or had some other adverse action taken by either facebook or twitter altered. is there some list that identifies each user for which that has happened? mr. zuckerberg, let's hear from you. just a yes or no question. does such a list exist? >> senator, i'm not aware of anything like that existing. >> mr. dorsey, how about you? >> i'm not exactly sure what you're asking but we -- >> do y ha a list of users content creators who had some adverse actions taken from them, having their ad altered beuse of the content of their post? >> certainly whenever we take an action, it's recorded somewhere in a database, but i'm not sure if -- >> th

twitter it's even more stark than that. 99.3% of twitter employees have donated to federal candidateses they may be mistakes but they are mistakes that rhyme, they may not repeat themselves but they rhyme. and the consistent theme happens to be republicans, conservatives and pro-life activists. now, i would like to ask both of you, is there a list of every user or every content creator who has been deplatformed or had their contents realtered or some other adverse action taken by either facebook or twitter altered? is there some list that identifies each user for which that has happened? mr. zuckerberg, let's hear from you yes or no question. does such a list exist? >> senator, i'm not aware of anything like that existing. >> mr. dorsey, how about you? >> i'm not exactly sure what you're asking. >> simple question. do you have a list of users or content creators have had action taken against them. reach altered or deplatformed because of the content of their posts? >> certainly whenever we take an action it is recorded somewhere in a database. i'm not sure if that's your intent. >> th

our twitter's warnings effective?es, they give people a signal that the president's tweets may not be authentic. for the president's supporters, twitter is fake news aimed at undermining the president. up until now, twitter has treated trump as a public leader, but that could all change in january when he steps down. he will become an ordinary citizen, meaning twitter could choose to suspend his account if they deem his tweets are not in the public interest. thomas: that brings another slice of the program to a close, but do stay with us. there's more world news coming up for you after the break here on "france 24." ♪ 11/10/20 11/10/20 . [captioning made possible by democracy now!] amy: from new york, this is democracy now! >> 90% is a game changer. hoping to have a tool in your war against this pandemic that would be significantly affected. amy: pfizer has announced early data indicating its coronavirus vaccine is more th 90% effectivat preventing covid-19 infections.

twitter has actually stopped people from retreating some donald trump's tweets. 300,000 tweets that twittertoday by republicans was this a grey area about what is and is not misinformation around voter fraud. so for example posts on a you vote by post and he said that was open to voterfraud. by post and he said that was open to voter fraud. without actually accusing anyone of voter fraud, should not be labelled? twitter has been labelling some of the streets. republicans said that went too far. meanwhile, facebook has had to take down a string of racist and misogynistic posts about the us vice president—elect kamala harris. the posts were removed after the bbc alerted facebook to three groups that regularly hosted such material. james clayton broke the story. you have written an article on the website about it. there misogynistic abuse that she got. some of it was absolutely terrible. facebook says it takes down 95% of all hate speech before they are likely to ask but i would discover a few groups that aren't particularly friendly to, i have a high—risk and some of the abuse was horrendous.

just yesterday twitter flagged this presidential tweet, i won this election by a lot.ere was this one from eric trump, the amount of fraud being reported in pennsylvania, michigan, nevada and georgia, and wisconsin is unreal. kat, twitter at it again this morning flagging tweets by the president himself when he talks about thieves in places like philadelphia, stolen election, why does jack dorsey's company after the hunter biden fiasco thinks it has the right to suppress and censor tweets by the president and say we are not politically bias. kat: twitter has the right to censor whatever it wants and it cannot do it this way and say it's not bias. i saw a piece last week saying, hey, if their goal is to try and stop the spread of misinformation and/or to lessen the president's influence, the way they are handling feels on both. i expect this to be completely factually true, they are not going to catch everything and that will go wrong. second of all, you know, the hiding of the tweeting, that draws more attention to them and makes the people who support the president do

within two days he had 1600 10agements on twitter, and or so twitter bots were reacting. they were criticizing him, passive aggressively saying things about him, complement and him on his hairstyle criticizing his knowledge of china. one of the things we decided to do, since they were basically usassing, boast oboth of reported to twitter that this was harassment and twitter shut it down quickly. they could see these were bots, very few followers. they responded instantly and retweeted each other. it suggests a new model of harassment where you have nationalists backed up by twitter bots, trying to backup what they do. this is part of the new strategy for how can china reach out and engage in the twittersphere, which is important to their country, especially its markets or competitors like the united states. lettinglains they are young chinese people speak out and trash talk others around the world on twitter, which is banned on china but people have a way of getting through this. why they are letting diplomats do the same thing -- the diplomats can safely do it because m

and i think that twitter shut down vine in 2016. mr. dorsey, could you tell me about the actual impact of facebook's actions on vine's business on vine's ability to compete and on your decision to shut down the service? and i know you are not a chinese company. >> well, i don't know about the intent on the other side, but i know our own experience was we found it extremely challenging to compete with vine and ultimately decided that the ball moved past us and we shut it down. again, i don't know the specifics and the tactics and what was done, but we did find it very, very challenging market to enter even though we existed prior to some of our peers doing the same thing. >> okay. i'm going to move to something else quickly. instagram and what's app. we have some released internal facebook emails in which you, mr. zuckerberg, wrote that instagram was -- if they grow to a large scale they could be very disruptive to us. and in a later email you confirmed that one of the purposes of facebook acquiring instagram would be to neutralize the c

potter accuses twitter and facebook of ideological suppression and lack of transparency and john made says that whereas the other platforms act like publishers in what he says is censorship they. act like a town square where people can say what they want but what about donald trump i mean he is known as the twitterer in chief but he's not on parlor yet izzie is not people in his inner circle eric trump his son is on there his attorney rudy giuliani is and there is a trump campaign poller account and we might see him this soon though twitter might be cracking down further on donald trump soon there is a policy at twitter that they won't ban or delete anyone who's a political person or a world leader they said that will that will stall political discussion bots come january 20th joe. biden takes over the white house don't trump is no longer protected by the arts and twitter also has you know they have policies banning misinformation steve bannon for his rights right so he's no longer protected we might see him switching to power as well there is a point watch for january to see what hap

dorsey, does twitter do business with huawei? >> i don't believe so but i can follow up. >> you helped launch huawei's 5g and it's on thir marketing page webte. how about alibaba. do you do business with jack ma'scompany with their links to t chinese communist party. are you aware that they agreed to pay for the people's daily and they did this so they could advertise and promote china to the american people o facebook. the point ofll of this -- and he answer to that, mr. zuckerberg, you know that what they're doing is gaining access to this market. this is why we're going to keep a real close watch over what you all areoing with librand what you are doing with square because we see what has hapned. it's important for us to prect peoplend to protect human rights. and your election -- let me move to eltion content. and that moniring because we do have concerns ability se of the things that happened there. have you heard of the trump countability project? >> setor, i'm not familiar withhat. >> okay. that is a project that is an att

he actually made a few if you look at his twitter feed. but, look, if you say this was the most secure election in american history, as the president rightly pound pointed out -- pointed out, that may be true from the standpoint of foreign interference, but there were three tranches of ballots found uncounted in georgia, 234 pages of sworn affidavits in michigan in one county alone alleging egregious misconduct9 by poll workers, allegations of fraud in there, we have real questions in pennsylvania. so to say it's the most secure election in american list history, it seems like a partisan a attempt to hit back at the president. brian: so you think he had a political agenda there, was trying to take a shot at the president by saying something he couldn't have possibly proven? >> i don't know if it was a personal grievance, partisan agenda, what it was, but it definitely seem to be animated by something that seemed to go directly at this president and legitimate claims that he's pursuing in court. steve: well, maybe the department of homeland

>>thanks catherine next on kron 4 news at 6 twitter rolling out a new feature today. how you use it after the break and is force forty-niners trying to get by with a number of key players. coach kyle shanahan says he's hopeful we'll see quarterback tim mcgraw back on >>twitter launching a new feature today is called fleece are posts that disappear after 24 hours. they are similar to instagram stories or snapchat the new features built into the app you can create a fleet from scratch or use an existing tweet and people can respond to your fleets privately. the new feature is just starting to roll out so some people may not see it on their accounts just yet. and still ahead. one nurse says she has treated people on their death bad to even then deny covid-19 israel after come experience floor and decor's grand opening in san leandro! safely shop our wide aisles and be amazed with our even wider selection. discover the perfect floor at the perfect price in whatever way is perfect for you. floor and decor's newest location is now open. also open in milpitas and burlingame.

the thing with facebook and twitter both are they are fairly all-purpose platforms.ou use them to stay connected with friends and family and share cat videos and whatever else you use it for. is there a need for more than a niche market other than screaming about politics all the time? we will see. there are various insurgents over the years that have not managed to catch on. cat: one of the things that makes it hard for me to understand if this is truly taking off independently or it is just a flash in the pan is a lot of the conservatives who are posting on this news site are also still posting on facebook and twitter. they are crossposting to all these platforms. i have not seen a significant shift where someone totally lapsed facebook and twitter to go to one of these alternatives yet. it remains to be seen. i do think it will be interesting to watch next week when we are expecting the ceos of both twitter and facebook to testify, how they talk about the rise of this conservative alternative. one of the questions we hear from the right a lot is perhaps these comp

so everything that happens on twitter, everything that affects twitter's advertising on that platforms really not well insulated the way that facebook is insulated by the existence of instagram or google is insulated by u tube. the hit that twitter takes tonight is core to its business in a way that other platforms can be divorced from. >> well said. >> twitter hasalready been the most aggressive and they will continue to be. >> ill we will see if it pays off. thank you for sharing your thoughts today on the power of social media platforms. >>> kelly, there is just one hour ofity trading left on this election day the dow soaring right now, up 558 points mi ugee more market covera congp. >>> kelly and i have 345 seconds to spend with you on this rally day in the market, up 560-some points it was up 688. the dowex that is. basically a 2% gain for most of those up decks the nasdaq capacity really basically the same a lot of the cyclicals doing very well, kelly, today, and financials. >> yes, that's kinds of the odd bed fellows that we have look at tesla and neo, which are rallying hard.

hannity and we can have a look here you know it looks pretty much like you know your facebook or twitter news feed there's an account this is an account that we just opened today so without any kind of algorithm kicking in you can see that a lot of the content is already you know conservative posts if we look at like what's behind the surge there has been you know a crackdown on voting related misinformation from twitter from facebook in recent times a lot of this against donald trump the platforms are. warning labels or disclaimers hiding his tweets for example so a lot of conservative pundits have called for people to migrate from twitter to pala ok and who is behind potus so the c.e.o. and co-founder co-founder his name is john mates he is a conservative himself he's a republican party a member on their website they say that this platform was created to quote you know after after being exhausted with the lack of transparency in big tech logical suppression and privacy abuse there are also other conservative pundits who are in the kind of ownership structure here but they do say the c.

today during a hearing on capitol hill senator cruz, senator graham, a grilled twitter the ceo of twitter to censor editorialized political content. take a look. >> they decided, and may be for a good reason, i don't know tha you're articles about hunter biden needed to be flagged excluded from distribution, or made hard to find. that to me seems like you are the ultimate editor. >> your answer is always will once we silence, we can choose to allow you to speak. but you are engaged in publishing decisions freight le me shift to a different topic, mister dorsey. this does voter fraud exist? >> i don't know for certain. >> are you an expert in voter fraud? >> no i'm not very. >> why then, is twitter right now putting purported warnings on virtually any statement abou voter fraud? >> we are simply linking to broader conversation so people have more information per ticke no, you put up it fades it said voter fraud of any kind is exceedingly rare and the united states. that's not linking to a broader conversation that's taking a disputed policy position and you're a publisher when you're doing

today, during a hearing on capitol hill, senator cruz, senator graham, they drilled twitter, ceo of twitter come about his decision to censor, editorialized political content, take a look. >> data cited -- maybe for a good reason, i don't know -- tht "the new york post" article abot hunter biden needed to be flagged, excluded from distribution, or made hard to find. that, to me, seems like you are the ultimate editor. >> your answer is always "once we silence you, we can choose to allow you to speak," but you are engaged in publishing decisions. let me shift to a different topic. mr. dorsey, does voter fraud exist? >> i don't know for certain. >> are you an expert in voter fraud? >> no, i'm not. >> well, why then is twitter right now putting purported warnings on virtually any statement about voter fraud? >> we are simply linking to a broader conversation so that people have more information. >> no, you're not. you put up a page that said "voter fraud of any kind is exceedingly rare in thean united states," that is not linking to a broader conversation, that is taking a disputed policy posi

election. >> we're here at twitter because twitter's been a giant megaphone for trump. >> it's been used to spread disinformation. >> reporter: another protest outside facebook's headquarters to insist facebook protect election results and stop misinformation from candidates and campaigns. on twitter took action on several posts by president trump like this one saying his campaign was up big, but they were trying to steal the election. or that a large number of ballots were secretly dumped. or this tweet suggesting fraud was happening in pennsylvania and michigan. twitter obscured them from immediate view, prompting this response from president trump. what is this all about? >> twitter has actually done perhaps the best job of any of the social networks at labelling misinformation. >> former tech crunch editor says facebook has also labelled misleading posts, directing users to its voter information center. >> the social networks must continue their policies of preventing anyone from calling the election early or calling specific states early or claiming that there's fraud in the electio

the thing with facebook and twitter both are, you know, fairly all-purpose platforms. we use them to stay connected with friends and family and share cap videos and whatever news and is there anything more in in each market for something that is all screwy about politics all the time? we will see. it is an interesting time. there have bn various insurgents over the years that have not managed to catch on but maybe this time is different. >> i would just mention that think one of the things that make it hard for me to derstand if this is truly taking off independently or it is just a flash in the pan is the fac that a lot of the conservatives who are posting on this new sit still posting on facebook and twitternd they are crossposting to all these platforms and i haven't seen us in the vacant shift where someone is totally blast facebook and twitter to go to these alternative so i think it istill really remains to be seen but i do think it will be interesting to watch next week when we a expecting the ceos of both facebk and twitter to testify how the talk about the ris

might be cracking down further on donald trump soon there is a policy at twitter that they won't ban or delete anyone who is a political person or a world leader they said that will that will still political discussion bots come january 20th joe biden takes over at the white house don't trump is no longer protected by that and twitter also has you know they have policies banning misinformation so they're just being steve bannon for his right right so he's no longer protected we might see him switching to power as well there is a point watch for january but we're going to try to see what happens that's true although as always thank you. the long time palestinian chief negotiator. has died of covert 19 he was 65 for nearly 30 years he championed palestinian statehood in the 2 state solution to the conflict with israel. he was known and respected around the world sabah eric hat at the heart of middle east peace negotiations for almost 3 decades. but never wavering from what he saw was the only way to end the israeli palestinian conflict a 2 state solution we need peace and peace can onl

election. >> we're here at twitter because twitter's been a giant megaphone for trump. >> it's been usedo spread disinformation. >> reporter: another protest outside facebook's headquarters to insist facebook protect election results and stop misinformation from candidates and campaigns. on twitter took action on several posts by president trump like this one saying his campaign was up big, but they were trying to steal the election. or that a large number of ballots were secretly dumped. or this tweet suggesting fraud was happening in pennsylvania and michigan. twitter obscured them from immediate view, prompting this response from president trump. what is this all about? >> twitter has actually done perhaps the best job of any of the social networks at labelling misinformation. >> former tech crunch editor says facebook has also labelled misleading posts, directing users to its voter information center. >> the social networks must continue their policies of preventing anyone from calling the election early or calling specific states early or claiming that there's fraud in the election

in china, twitter, you have an opponent there. you have to knock off a chinese communist party owned company. your companies even though they are banned there, you are still trying to do business in those countries. mr. dorsey, does twitter do business there? >> hmmm. i don't believe so. but we can follow-up. >> oh, i can answer it for you, sir. you helped launch their site and it's featured on twitter's marketing place website. do you do business with jack moss and their links to the chinese communist party? >> you mean allowing them to advise? >> your answer is yes. mr. zuckerberg, last year's china's top regulator spent over 800,000 dollars to advertise and promote china to the american people on facebook? the point of all of this and the answer to that mr. zuckerberg, whether you are aware or not, is you probably are. you know they are gaining access to this market. this is why we are going to keep a legal close watch what you are doing with libra and square because we see what has happened. it's important for us to protect pe

the thi with facebook and twitter both are they are fairly all-purpose platforms. you use them to stay connected with friends and family and share cat video and whatever else you use it for. is it anything more than a nice market for something that is just all screaming about politics all the time? we will see. it's an interesting te. there are various insurgent over the years that have not manag to really catch on, but maybe this time is different >> guest: i would just mentioned that one of the things and makes it hard for me to understand is this is truly taken off independently or it is st a flash in the pan, is the fact a lot of the conservatives who are posting on this new site are also posting on facebook and twitter. they are crosspostin to all these platforms. i haven't seen a significant shift where someone has totally left facebook and twitter twito to one of these alternatives yet. it's still really remains to be seen but but i do think it wile really interesting to wat next week when we are expecting that ceos above facebook and twitter to testify, how

are you a practitioner of twitter, or are you just someone on board to make sure twitter behaves itselfwhat do you think about twitter and social media in this age of politics? how is twitter helping or hurting our political scene? quite i could not reach your level of appealing to a larger audience. the reason i joined the board was because i wanted to learn more about it in the technology. i might also be able to help on the international side and governance issues and also on familiar with the financial and economic sector. what you are seeing for all of the companies in the social media space is they are trying to adapt, and to public testimony made this point is they started out with what i will call extreme [inaudible] participation. the values of the silicon valley, and that they had the problems with the 26 -- 2016 election so they have experimented, and i think that is an ongoing exercise. the senior team from dorsey on down takes a cap very much of what they consider to be the health of the conversation. i am pleased from what we have learned so far that their work in the work

at least twitter thinks so or impose these costs of allowing, for instance, twitter's competitors into or just cyber attacking twitter into the ground so clearly the people in silicon valley know that they have got to be nice to china. and this is really anonymous because the president of the united states country that silicon valley is in has much less power than, for instance chinese autocrats. >> mark: that's what is bizarre about this. these aren'tth american companis anymore. somehow they have managed to becomeoror chinese policy burea. thank you very much for that, gordon. as we mentioned, the supremeea court ruled this week that new york's restrictions on places of worship are illegal cuomo brothers didn't take that news well. we will tell you what happens next. ♪ha ♪ >> mark: this is a fox news alert united airlines has reportedly begun operating charter flights today so that pfizer's covid-19 vaccine is ready for distribution once it's ready by the food and drug administration.. the flights brussels international airport and chicago international airport o'hare. we will contin

impact on campaigns that may be what twitter had there.l right. fascinating stuff. we will be watching some of your analysis as the result -- thank you so much. for joining us. all right. we are just minutes away. polls nearing closing time and parts of kentucky and indiana. let's get the latest now from president trump's campaign headquarters. i want to bring in mario parker at the white house, covering the president for some time. mario, what is the mood and the trump camp? mario: the president earlier today -- a pretty upbeat message. he was displaying optimism about his chances tonight. before, before i joined you all i was on the campaign call with his campaign manager, and jason miller, an advisor. they are stressing confidence about the president's chances. particularly in two battleground states. emily: so, talk to us about the states that really matter here. president trump has not been leading in the polls, but as we saw in 2016 things could turn in his direction. and the results will be likely on even given how many folks have v