it's better than twitter. much more elegant than twitter. twitter is very boring. a lot of people are leaving twitter. twitter is becoming very boring. when i started with twitter years ago it was like a failed thing. concept. media, platform. it was failed. and it became exciting. i think that had a lot to do with it to be honest t became very exciting. and now it's boring and it's no good anymore. people -- host: the former president on fox news with sean hannity. and since then he has launched a blog post site. here's the headline from reuters, trump launches to post ahead of his facebook ruling on his ban. that ruling is set for -- to be announced at 9:00 this morning. let's hear from callers. joe first in indianola, iowa. hi, there, democrats line. caller: top of the morning, to you. host: top of the morning. caller: he should be banned. fool me once, shame on me. until me twice -- fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. him and the republicans, he's been guilty on everything they charged him with. he's had his accessors in the government, mitc

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it is better than twitter, much more elegant than twitter and twitter is very boring. people are leaving twitter. it has become during -- become boring. it was like a failed concept. it was failed. it became exciting and i think i had a lot to do with it, it became exciting. now, it is boring and no good. host: we should be hearing news from the facebook oversight for -- by 9:00. we will keep you posted. pennsylvania of next. should former president trump be reinstated? margaret, what you think? caller: no, he should not, period. i will not go into a bunch of details about it because he cannot be trusted. he has already shown us what he can do it. i would say no. host: to bellevue, washington. democrats line. caller: absolutely not. the six bankruptcy filer, womanizer, liar, people died because of his rhetoric. his antiaging comments -- anti-asian comments, i think of sarah palin was used to put bull's-eyes on her opponents and someone got shot because of this . his rhetoric creates destruction. the answer is no, he should not be put back on here. no. host: you can sen

letter has been sent on 21st of me to twitter. and twitter has also been called in for police investigation . so that is a substantial amount of pressure being exerted on the to them. however, which date has not removed this label of minute delay to do it. the 2nd is a letter dated or again on the 20. first of all, social media platforms in which the government has objected to labeling of beaded of the over 19 stream as the indian b and, and has even stated that this kind of the norman native description needs to be removed from all social media platforms, which would involve a large amount of censorship because they need to be key would be $33.00, which social media companies will not be able to implement without causing a large amount of big downs of even tweets and find information, for instance, to advise that he's a part of where does this leave the freedom of expression in india, the right of every social media use of mandatory to use? or if you're talking specifically about twitter to post what they feel to post their opini

trump's twitter account is now moot, but he suggested that perhaps twitter could be held to be a common carrier, like the telephone companies and telegraph companies of old, and, of course, common carriers are required to carry all messages, all content indiscriminately. the telephone company didn't decide not to carry a conversation if it thought it was offensive. i i personally have serious concerns about that particular remedy, potential remedy. actually during my law practice i was involved in a lot of common carrier proceedings, and i will put it this way bluntly. generally common carrier regulation is a morass and it often stifles innovation and investment. i would look to other remedies to at least consider, wife at the trust remedies that we could talk about more. i am not right now convinced that's what the answer lies with it worth looking at. it's possible that section 230, which gives the platforms immunity from any liability for taking down content or d platforming anyone from mr. trump to will rinehart. i think we could look at section 230 relations potentially. at least t

it's better than twitter. much more elegant than twitter. twitter is very boring. lot of people are leaving twitter. twitter is becoming very boring. when i started with twitter years ago it was like a failed thing. concept. media, platform. it was failed. and it became exciting. i think that had a lot to do with it to be honest t became very exciting. and now it's boring and it's no good anymore. people -- host: the former president on fox news with sean hannity. and since then he has launched a blog post site. here's the headline from reuters, trump launches to post ahead of his facebook ruling on his ban. that ruling is set for -- to be announced at 9:00 this morning. let's hear from callers. joe first in indianola, iowa. hi, there, democrats line. caller: top of the morning, to you. host: top of the morning. caller: he should be banned. fool me once, shame on me. until me twice -- fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me. him and the republicans, he's been guilty on everything they charged him with. he's had his accessors in the government, mitch

and saying, hey, give us this twitter user name, and twitter saying, whoa, not so fast, right? twitter is a pretty big institution. they have a strong legal staff. how many other things were filed and they didn't have the strength to fight back. how many people are not backing down in those situations. that's why i think this is a really dangerous abuse of power if it is what it appears to be. >> barbara mcquade, thanks so much. >> thanks, chris. >>> why was somebody driving around at 80 miles an hour in a pickup truck? gina mccarthy has the answer and she joins me next. e answer and she joins me next. ow! centrum multigummies aren't just great tasting... they're power-packed vitamins... that help unleash your energy. loaded with b vitamins... ...and other key essential nutrients... ...it's a tasty way to conquer your day. try centrum multi gummies. now with a new look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ deposit, plan and pay with easy tools from chase. simplicity feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >>> you know what americans love? americans love pickup trucks, specifically the ford f seri

so a letter has been sent on 21st of me to twitter, and twitter has also been called in for police investigation. so that is a substantial amount of pressure being exerted on the to them. however, it has not going to move this label of minute believe to do it. the 2nd is a letter dated or again on 20. first of all, social media platforms in which the government has objected to labeling all of the and of the over 19 stream as the indian b and, and has even stated that this kind of the norman native description needs to be removed from all social media platforms. which would involve a large amount of censorship because they need to be key would be $33.00, which social media companies will not be able to implement without causing a large amount of big downs of even tweets and find different information. for instance, to advise that he's not a part of where does this leave the freedom of expression in india, the right of every social media use of mandatory to use? or if you're talking specifically about twitter to post what they feel to post their opinion online. the constitution of india provides p

trump's twitter account is now moot but he suggested that perhaps twitter could be held to be a common carrier like the telephone companies and telegraph companies of old and of course common carriers are required to carry all messages and all content indiscriminately and the telephone company did not decide not to carry your conversation if it thought it was offensive. i personally have serious concerns about that particular remedy with the potential remedy actually during my law practice i was involved in a lot of common carrier proceedings and i will just put it this way wantonly. it is generally the common carrier regulation is morass and has all been stifles innovation and investment. i would love to look at other remedies to at least consider like antitrust remedies that we could talk about more because right now they know that's where the answer lies but they're worth looking at and it is possible in section 230 which gives the platforms liability for taking down content or d platforming anyone from mr. trump to will reinhardt and i think we can look at section 230 revisions pot

what killed me, about that guy, ned, at twitter, twitter was the one, the ones, who humanly decided tohe #uncletim that happened after senator scott gave the gop rebuttal. that was a disgusting display of elevate a racial slur and they were batting themselves on the bat, and now facebook is all of a sudden holier than thou. >> i'm going to take it to this board, i created it, and we abide by the decision. i can't wait until legislation steps up to free us all from being chained to them because the free market and the way it stands right now is only operating so much. behind the scenes we are still tethered to these guys because there is so much behind the scenes that they still own and still control so we don't really have that freedom of choice. even myself, i told myself, i'm never on facebook, i'm so above it. i'm on instagram and that's facebook. >> greg: we need to talk about your instagram posts. they are a little bit terrible. joe, you're a shut-in, so you rely on social media. is it the only idea saying this is not a free speech issue because it's not like you're going to go ou

and when he used to block individuals using his twitter account, that was then the official twitter account. so you see there, there is simply a regulatory gap because we need to have some rules of engagement with respect to water publications can and cannot do on social media current. and we only have about a minute 30 left. let me just ask you, you're making a point before about the chilling effect that's going on in india because of this. how much does this all have the potential to erode freedoms and also to weaken democracy and the spirit of democracy in india? i think it's more than the word of democracy. i think it's very specific. he what be able to say 3. now whether it's your conversation about, you know, with your, with your box or with anyone out from your accountant or with your doctor or not, some maintenance is something that would inhibit what you couldn't even say to that. so in terms of the maxim coming into your more intimate messaging, me now it's already happening to the degree with my gums. you know, so let's see here, but it's already happening. thought in and of the

i use twitter regularly. facebook, twitter and youtube are also popular social media platforms where users disseminate their views and opinions for billions of users around the world. just here in the united states in 2019, an estimated 72% of americans use at least one social media site. people can make their voices heard, share their opinions and interact. increasingly, however, these big tech companies are deciding what we can and cannot say and infringing on america's freedom of speech. i constantly hear from iowans about their concerns with control of that big tech has over the discourse and this country, as well as the biases that these platforms have against conservative voices and middle america. i've heard numerous stories about posts being deleted. businesses removed and creditors silenced. many times this happens without warning and very little, if any, due process. these platforms have monopoly powers with very few competitors, and aren't constrained by market forces and consumers have no alternat

facebook, twitter, youtube. the three major tech companies represented in today's hearing use algorithms to determine what happens on your screen. there is nothing inherently wrong about that. with billions or even trillions of pieces of content to choose from. -- to choose from, it makes sense that they would have a way to help us sift through what they think users are looking for and what we are thinking -- seeking. machine learning has led to a norm is good in other contexts. machine learning has allowed companies to deliver that are services. many have also argued this technology is harnessed into algorithms designed to attract time and attention and the results can be harmful to our kids attention spans, to the quality of public discourse, to public health, and to democracy itself. what happens when algorithms become so good at amplification showing you content that a computer thinks you like, that you or your kids or family members and up spending hours each day engaged, staring at the screen? what happens

old versus new we explain in a moment, and cathie woods, twitter over twitter.reakdown of arts defense of the stock this hour. julia? >> well, stocks are higher as the dow flirts with a 300-point gain nasdaq lagger to the three actually turning negative moments ago with names like skyworks, tesla, dragging down the tech sector. carl >> top of our feed today, maybe all this month, will be this epic showdown in the courtroom as "fortnight" creator epic games square the off with apple whether the app store is an abuse of monopoly power. right now apple takes about a 30% cut of all in app purchases on the app store big story on wall street, the service revenue, of course app countered this removing its immensely "fortnight" from the store. tim koch wilcook will testify as mr. sweean sweeney. >> epic ceo tim speen sweeney t the stand to explain why his video gamemaker is suing after apple kicked epic games out of the app store for trying to circumvent its feeds epic protesting the fee apple takes from its games hoping this trial could permanently change apple's model

and saying give us this twitter user name, and twitter saying, wait not so fast, right?itter is a pretty big institution. they have strong legal staff. you wonder, how many time has there been subpoenas given to other entities that didn't have the nerve to push back? so when you see this kind of abuse, it's good to see twitter challenged it and took them on. the doj actually backed on -- down when they did so. how many people are not backing down in these situations? that's why it's a obese of power and thanks. >> why was the president of the united states whipping around the parking lot doing a monday 's -- miles an hour to pick up truck? jenny mccarthy has the answer. she joins me next. she joins me next. new febreze fade defy plug works differently. it's the first plug-in with built-in technology to digitally control how much scent is released to smell 1st day fresh for 50 days. it even tells you when it's ready to be refilled. upgrade to febreze fade defy plug. ugh, these balls are moist. or is that the damp weight of self-awareness you now hold in your hands? yeah (

and on twitter you'll find accounts being restricted. content being clag to sensitive or accepting or offensive when it's actually a hash tag like hash tag save palestine or hash tag as under attack now there are many stories emerging from users showing ways in which to me even your methods that social media companies are using to suppress the narrative and to suppress the content and so those those techniques so-called technical errors you know they are and can really convenient excuses i have to say i'm going to i'm going to give you another give you some more technical as we have one from twitter we have one of the say spoke 1st here some opinions about what facebook is doing right now as we cover news from east jerusalem and the gaza strip have a listen. facebook's oversight board an independent body tasked with deliberating on the platforms content decisions includes former director general these really minister of justice and the palmer palmer personally manage israel's cyber unit in the past which successfully lobbied for the remo

twitter today down 1170. and why did you try to do this to do its feed or not expression star it i do mitnick you do and i'm not 97 percent of the book was that the government asked do you suppose. these social media giants talk about upholding democratic values and giving people a voice but the truth is that they view every user as a consumer 1st and foremost their own business and growth and that top priority their 2nd priority is their safety regulations stipulate that these companies must have local offices and stuff so when there is pressure from the government these companies need to think not just about their revenues in business but also about actual security is going to mean one destruction. indians have grown disproportionately reliant on social media jaring this pandemic since they cannot count on their mainstream news outlets that are either ideologically aligned with motives be j.p. intimidated by it or are too dependent on government ad revenues to risk losing that money that has underlined the

so a letter has been sent on 21st of me to twitter. and twitter has also been called in for police investigation. so that is a substantial amount of pressure being exerted on the to them. however, it has not removed this label of minute delay to do it. the 2nd is a letter dated or again on the 1st of all social media platforms in which the government has objected to the labeling of beaded of the over 19 stream as the indian b and, and has even stated that this kind of the norman native description needs to be removed from all social media platforms, which would involve a large amount of censorship because they need to be key would be $33.00, which social media companies will not be able to implement without causing a large amount of big downs of even tweets and find information, for instance, to advise that he's a part where does this leave the freedom of expression in india, the right of every social media use of mandatory to use or if you're talking specifically about twitter to post what they feel to post their opinion online, the c

so a letter has been sent to the 21st of me to twitter, and twitter has also been called in for police investigation. so that is a substantial amount of pressure being exerted on the to them. however, which date has not been removed, this label of man, you believe to do it. the 2nd is a letter dated or again on the 1st of all social media platforms, in which the government has objected to labeling of beated of the over 19 stream as the indian b and, and has even stated that this kind of the norman native description needs to be it will from all social media platforms, which would involve a large amount of censorship because they need to be key will be 3 which social media companies will not be able to implement without causing a large amount of big downs of even tweets and find information for instance, to advise that he's now a part of where does this leave the freedom of expression in india, the right of every social media use of mandatory to use or if you're talking specifically about twitter, to post what they feel to post their opinion online the constitution of india provides pho

it's not like twitter's swimming in revenue, carl but there's a hiccup that i saw on twitter, someone it exposes the address of the person accepting the tip for some journalists, i don't know, that might be a little bit of an issue. >> yeah. i got invited yesterday. it's not something i would use we work pro bono here. >> pro bono on twitter. >> on twitter. >> not for this. >> tip jar itself. >> i can imagine there are accounts that i rely on that i would be happy to tip and i do wonder if it might draw a little engagement from people who maybe haven't on boarded yet who figure maybe i could make a marginal amount of income. >> yeah. you know, there's that i'm sure they would be happy a lot of these folks on twitter to tip and then to visit >> yeah. you know, last word on this, i think it's interesting what we've seen just more broadly on twitter over the last few months more experimentation, more innovation you have the tip jar and you've got spaces, you've got no crop pictures, so dorsey and his team have been hard at work, jon. >> yes yes, indeed. now moving on, yesterday after an

but not in violation of the twitter rules we may withhold access to the content in india. which is why the post can still be seen outside the country not inside as for facebook it temporarily blocked posts with the hash tag resign mode without even being ordered to do so by the government india is the platforms biggest mark more than 400000000 users and neither facebook nor twitter have been known for standing up to new delhi. facebook's transparency live born in 2900 showed that india is only 2nd to the united states indra asking facebook to dig down the most feasible cause complied 53 percent of the danes. did it in with family unity you see there was mass protests happening in ask twitter today down 1170 posts and one thing to try to do is to do its feeder not expression star i do mitnick you do and i'm not 97 percent of the but was that the government asked do you suppose. these social media giants talk about upholding democratic values and giving people a voice but the truth is that they view every user as a consumer 1st and foremost their own business and growth that

i was 12 years old and i said something dumb on twitter.everywhere and then you can't get drafted up to 21 because you messed up when you were 12. >> and twitter sucks now. so it's a dying thing. to speak of the finest person at the bar left the bar and now you are stuck with his weird friend. >> did tiffany tweet? of got to look into that. >> that's again, hold a new. >> greg: it's like that big stain remover they used of the supermarket before your time -- what is it called? the steam remover. i don't know what it's called, but it's true. the moment you remove a tweet, somebody's going to have a screen grab of it immediately and you are guilty. i think the dash what would make twitter the best thing is to remove trends. because how would the lazy media know what a story is? i would say 80% of the stories that we are seeing right now our producer or somebody on the show is looking at twitter trends seen what's trending and go, this person must've said something p let's go after that person but if you remove the twitter trends, they would a

twitter. facebook, much more difficult. yet, what we see is them silencing one of our white house communications professionals that went to work with elise stefanik. they said his mistake, why are all of the mistakes of the republican side of the i owe is what i want to know? >> sean: do we break up monopolies, or is it a combination of breaking up monopolies. you are a big future shock fan, i've learned a lot of lessons from you over the years. or is it time to say, okay, while we are pursuing that option, let's create the platforms ourselves. then the american people will choose where they want to go. >> look, i think there are two different questions. first of all, these are monopolies that have enormous power, and never in american history have we allowed american power and political power to belong to the same people. every time that's tried to happen, we've had a populist rebellion change the laws and broken them up.an i would say, the easiest solution is to make the public carriers who

i'd never heard of a twitter mob until one was formed against me. cancel breaks direct fired from your job did you assign all this would die down and your employer good faith would give you your job back? >> i had hoped. especially a week after i got fired, this man recants his whole accusations. >> he tweeted his twitter account right? >> is his biggest inconvenience throughout this period he had to delete his twitter account will my whole life has been turned upside down. student this is what happens. one person abstracts a single moment, miss labels that, puts it out there, throws it to the mob is a giant chunk of red meat. they consume it and then they devour your existence. so how does it feel to be canceled? >> it feels powerless. when the truth cannot save you, you feel like you don't count. like you do not matter. when the truth cannot save you it's a very hopeless feeling. >> you said you took great pride in your job. it is something you had been working toward prison first time you were not living paycheck to paycheck. they have taken that

we know they have been active in twitter in the past. oh, how can they buy stock don't they have an insider on the board. they do. jesse cohen. but that would maybe prevent them from buying stock except in a window where you are open to buy, after earnings. so i don't know if it was them ip don't -- we'll see soon enough if it was, i believe. but if they couldn't have bought before earnings. they perhaps could have bought now. makes me think, all right, that's possible. that will be interesting if they in fact have we should see that soon. there would be a form 4 filing turbthe director, i think. so that i think is the catalyst more than arc. and i don't know what sells on the agenda we know last time it was not moving -- having jack not move to africa and being in the same time zone and putting members on the board which they did i'm not sure what else but this could heat up it's interest interest interesting. >> jack tweeted he said that he would definitely move to of course a at some point it's not off the table in terms of a differen

tiktok and facebook and twitter but youtube? what matters? >> we are in the early days social media every big technological upheaval from printing press to cable and tv we see the surges. to some degree technology makes the idea of the public possible because we can encounter each other in virtual settings. so with social media and allows us to have conversations to broaden the scale of the conversation. but certainly i'm old enough to remember platforms like myspace where younger people have never heard of. social media is evolving. it is premature but the unique characteristics for anyone to enter a conversation about politics and has potential for good. >> salon the political and social affect the key is that allows people to but to ask about. >> i've only then studying for a couple of years with the effect on teen mental health simon focusing on driving people crazy is a feature of user generated content why did they like her picture more than mind? is that important is it just our product. >> the single greatest driver on social media is

. >>> what's going on with twitter?umultuous stock sliding 30% off the highs. >>> later, exclusive look inside the epic apple courtroom jon? >> calmed tech stocks getting slammed this morning higher names hit hardest older techs not as bad all feeling pain as the nasdaq drops more than 2% biggest losers today chip stocks applied materials, land search and nvidia lower all components in the s & h lower. and trading in the session down loaded 20% in the last three days more on that this hour d? >> jon, today's sell-off could be a wake-up call for investors consent to just hold big tech. dom chu has more on the small to mid-cap stocks outside of faang moving this year but moving lower today, dom. >> so this broadening out of the stock market rally is very much in effect with the biggest and most consequential in the s&p 500. technology sector. 27% of the s&p underperformed the overall market over the last six months this indicates that the big effort and most influential tech stocks have not done nearly as well as other pa

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what does that mean for the future growth of twitter as it relates to the platform?we introducing some form of content in which those that can contribute are actually being paid for their contribution? i think it's clear that somewhat of the toxic culture that exists on twitter needs to be cleaned up as we move forward, and i think a lot of paul's representation here in buying the stock might be focusing most on the fundamentals, on the policies, and the way it alliance itself with a lot of positive contribution from social media moving forward. >> it's worth noting, this is not a new position from elliott in twitter, either steve, we've been reporting on what el not wanted to do for the better part of a year. they have a seat on the board as well this is buying more on the dip, taking advantage of a pullback, but you put cathie woods and paul singer together, who clearly think there's an opportunity and a story to be told you know, the stock pulled back laid last week on earnings the interview that ned siegle did on "squawk box" following the pullback, i think didn'

if you log into twitter and - you log into twitter and facebook, i mean, i'm sure you can find some oferent ways you can get the same point across and it can still be in a racist and homophobic way, and you want to avoid that. i think more money needs to be spent on it, and i think that includes hiring more people, which is what it will come down to. we have heard — what it will come down to. we have heard about abuse players in the uk are facing. what about sportsmen and women in the united states?— the united states? sure. it exists here. _ the united states? sure. it exists here. it _ the united states? sure. it exists here. it exists, - the united states? sure. it exists here. it exists, you. exists here. it exists, you know, in everywhere. they are starting to get more outspoken on it, and i think they will follow the european leader here. you know, ithink sometimes when you start getting the athletes overseas, because the following are so big, but we're certainly immune from the problem.— from the problem. brian sciaretta. _ from the problem. brian sciaretta, thank - from the pro

but you are now not on twitter because you are banned from twitter? >> yes, i'm banned!>> so i -- do i -- >> jimmy: i'll demonstrate what you did. you didn't start this. >> i did not. >> jimmy: it started with this tweet from oreo cookie, february 25th, the house passed the equality act which banned discrimination against people based on sexual orientation and gender identity. oreo cookie tweeted this. trans people exist. and then somebody funny tweeted @nil lawafers saying, your silence is sickening. [ laughter ] which nilla wafers responded, trans people not only exist but are valued and loved by nilla wafers. here's where you come in. what did you do? >> so i changed -- because i have a verified twitter account. there's been some other comedians who have done this. you kind of get immediately banned if you do it because you're imitating another person. the check mark makes you logic look like you're the verified account. chewbookie's done this masterfully and she got banned. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i made my name nilla wafers by nabisco. i didn't see that person's tweet, t

he's made statements through his twitter or twitter account saying that there will be a roadmap to read the elections. and the presidential elections will be held on in february 20 2022. but there still remains a looming threat of sanctions with the extraordinary summit of the west african heads of state that will take place in ghana. on sunday, germany has acknowledged that it committed genocide in colonial era namibia from 1884 to 1915. when namibia was under occupation, unknown as german south west africa, in 19 o 4 people from the herero and nama tribes rebelled against the seizure of land and castle. the military administration called for the extermination by 908 up to 80 percent of the herrera and namo people had been killed. negotiations began 60 is good to reach a settlement, including a formal apology and financial support for the victims. defendants bought. as andrew chappelle reports, activists say, it's not enough. as their land and cattle were being taken from them, the head people took a stand against their german colonizers at the start of the 20th century. what came next

twitter stock doubled. to put donald trump or stop conservatives from the perspective. are working in the biden administration from those companies so if the revolving door between the two, i just don't see it happening. jon: something like 86% of americans get their news from social media these days? >> that's right. they get their news often or sometimes from their smart phones or computer. social media has never been more powerful and you probably do it, i do it, we go on our phone and scroll through and look at headlines and gather news stories from facebook and twitter and click from there. we are not going to the front of our driveways and more to grab the newspaper everything builders through social media and obviously television as well. donald trump is going to fight back through creating his own platform but these companies are so powerful with billions of users, it's very hard to see that happening. if donald trump decides to run in 2024, which means early 2023, will these companies continue to guide him from his platforms? i think the power of money says yes