twitter is prolific with porn. porn is all over twitter. all kinds of people are on twitter.have leaders in foreign countries, many people in the world are on twitter but it seems to be the only people they heavily center and ban are conservative americans this is an american company so this is why conservatives, americans are always outraged and appalled, quiet we the only ones tooth center and band when twitter is a platform that has had terrorists all kinds of -- >> they should be banned also? >> i've had people talking about killing president trump. if anyone is threatening to kill a president, why would they have a twitter page? if i tweet about talking about covid-19 our people are concerned about the vaccine i get suspended. >> it's not that they shouldn't be in people but it arbitrary by which they are doing so? >> it's very targeted, political and very obvious it's obvious to everyone. they target, ban and sensor conservative americans. >> on twitter being banned permanently? this is like your fourth time and you keep saying twitter is violating rules, are you worrie

we added 20 million people to twitter. noticed that the people who came to twitter around the time -- emily: i am curious, what does this mean for the long term? is it impacting your ability to show direct response ads? that means decentralizing our workforce. we want people to work where their most productive. we want people to be able to tip across borders. we want them to pay twitter and pay creators for the premium features that we will offer. as we learn more and about these, we will learn more about how value is exchanged as a learning opportunity. emily: this new scription service, it is early days. do you see this being a small complement to all the revenue you are already bringing in, or will this be a big revenue driver? ned: over time, we want subscriptions to be a big part of our company. advertising is firing on all cylinders. we had a great quarter across geographies, across verticals. ford when they launched their electric version of the f-150, they had over one billion impressions. the streamers grew their

later, we'll talk twitter. the fastest earning growth in seven years. we'll start with intel, those shares down nearly 3%. a warning on currentquarter margins. pc unit sales rise more than 30% year over year ceo, pat who you'll hear from said the global chip shortage should bottom out by the end of 2021 this supply could be an issue up to 2030. speaking on the quarter and also about those global foundry acquisition rumors here is what he said >> we expect to see consolidation in the future. we are a big player. i expect we'll be a consolidator as those natural affects take place. >> that rolls out in a few minutes, so don't go anywhere. >> that stock is flying today your boost there with ios security changes and snap reporting with nearly $300 million active users another big part of the story is guidance there could be a lot of other great things a key part what i'm talking about is these lenses people can use to try on their products snap has been investing and advertisers are changing this. 200 million use august meanted reality on snap. the idea tha

guy adami, you are been a twitter bull. >> i think twitter is doing everything right i have said thatk it's going to continue the rally on earnings the 22nd they have a real opportunity there, not only to take over from clubhouse, but to monetize in a way they haven't been able to i think twitter is going to change that $80 level i believe it was on march 31st this year >> i found your question interesting about whatever the trend is, whatever the hot thing is, whether it's meme stock or crypto or whatever, it's happening on twitter that has always been the premise, this kind of global kind of meeting place or whatever, so to me, the scarcity of that, and then the ability of these new products that they're launching where a lot of people, let's say they're influencers or whatever, their social graph maps to it, do live audio, a micro casting platform, and spaces, whatever, there's a lot of interesting things going on there. to guy's point, the stock has rallied 50% in the last few months, since it kind of got washed out over your last earnings report. i don't love that action but i wi

maybe even outperformed twitter and that's why there's more room for twitter to outperform. this is an allocation story, but this bodes very well for google and facebook >> coming up, the earnings train keeps chugging along we'll break down the big headlines as that conference call gets rnd way. energy cooling off today and one technician says the sector is abt srkoutopa up. the two names he's playing for a pop. "fast money" is back after this. millions of vulnerable americans struggle to get reliable transportation to their medical appointments. that's why i started medhaul. citi launched the impact fund to invest in both women and entrepreneurs of color like me, so i can realize my vision and give everything i've got to my company, and my community. i got you. for the love of people. for the love of community. for the love of progress. citi. that building you're trying to sell, - you should ten-x it. - ten-x it? ten-x is the world's largest online commercial real estate exchange. if i could, i'd ten-x everything. like a coffee run... don't just sell it. ten-x it. (vo) intr

my voice is the elected voice for my district yet twitter wants to suspend me and people all over twitter saying i should be kicked off and this is completely wrong. imagine this. not too long ago i was sued for banning men from my page because of the horrible nasty things they were saying to me on my twitter page and they sued me because you want to know what they said? they said they couldn't see what i was saying. i was stopping there first amendment and they couldn't see what i was saying and couldn't participate yet twitter suspended me for 12 hours so you know what that means? it is a hypocrisy and these are the things we cannot allow to stand. i will not stop speaking or posting or asking questions because if you have members of congress asking questions, then i don't know what kind of country we are going to have. and the reason i am promoting this is because we have a federal government employee that has lied in public records. senator rand paul talked about it today yet he is still running the show and if he is center stage, and that is the problem. you see in the private world,

twitter citing a broad increase in user demand joining us live twitter cfo ned segal.w our audience by 20 million people we are delivering better ad, more relevance through age-based targeting, location targeting against a really strong macro back drop. events are going on. advertisers are launching to connect with users >> i thinks that probably the big question a great eqinoxic background. we saw the numbers from snap too. how much of it is a strong background and new ways of advertising showing up on the site and new ways of doing it and what investors are really trying to do. >> our own strategy and execution. if we weren't delivering ad formats you could swipe and go to different destinations and piloting for game advertisers so you could play a game inside of the ad and download the app, if you like it. delivering on better age based and macro targeting. the audience is so important as well we are making it easier and easier for people to find what they are looking for >> what happens, do advertisers pay more for that targeted spot. is there just more landscape >

twitter 6% gain.y it does have a high multiple >> now $100 million company. younger than twitter close to twice as large market cap wise even though user is not quite 50% larger the momentum of the level of engagement i guess all these stocks at some point maybe a year ago were considered potential kind of tik tok victims. clearly gone beyond that concern for the moment just also the different type and level of activity of how active the snap user is versus the twitter user maybe more passive twitter user and younger. >> snap user growth during the pandemic might fall off. doesn't look like that's happening at all >> right >> this is one reason why you mentioned the valuation gap between twitter and snap they are growing users faster. >> they are, but the stock has lagged twitter only up 24%. that's only up 24% still really good. as opposed to twitter being up 27%. maybe there's a little bit of a catch up it's great at both companies and all because ad dollars are actually coming in and seeing a recov

twitter was one or two minutes. new product and service you are talking about, anything they can do to get people to spend more time on it will drive the revenues. i think you're right. i think the jury is still out on them regarding whether it will be successful for them. emily: we're getting some headlines from my colleague's interview with pat gelsinger on the phone. he says he believes chip shortages will bottom out and that the industry will take one to two years to fully catch up. what do you make of that? dan: well, he knows better than i do. he was in the trenches. i was a little bit more optimistic than that. again, emily, it's really sector specific. you know, the auto industry is likely going to be the last one to get there. but other sectors, like memory, pc chips, artificial intelligence, all of these different sectors, they might come along a bit later. but obviously he is going to know more about how the patterns are coming, when they're able to deliver, and how it's contracting. so, i would listen to

people use as an example of facebook or twitter having a monopoly but facebook and twitter are communicatingde they like being on other sites that are for whatever reason maybe because i don't want to actually be in a conservative backup chamber, i think that is a biggest reason, people say want to go to parler we can talk amongst conservatives and then they realize they are saying the same thing and nobody to fight with and then they don't like that and want to come back to twitter but i be in the rough and tumble of it. >> and asking you to think about this, what does the current social media world mean to some of the legacy publishers. the new york times or nbc news, cnn, c-span, does it reduce their significance in your field? >> yes and no. again, they were used to, for many years being able to control the narrative around so many things because you couldn't just go online and go on a rant about it. the block could have started a block ten or 20 years ago, you could write on a block but was harder to get a ton of audience when you write something good, you write it and put out there on

snapchat and twitter, respectively. the orange line will be facebook, google, other social media companies around the world and twitter has been outperforming the benchmark as they lead the group forward. competitors, with good earnings, it translates into some positive share action. you may start to see that ad revenue is coming back and it could possibly affect their bottom line, emily. emily: all right, thanks so much for the round up. more on those results with dan morgan, the senior portfolio manager. a few things not working in their favor. sales falling short of a server chip business up, down year-over-year. what's your take away? >> i'm more in -- optimistic than i think the street is. they also beat in their data center group. they did almost $6.5 billion in revenues and what we have to do is take a step back to realize that intel is in transition right now. they are trying to get into the production delays with those 10 meter chips. one that comes to mind is the chip that's been delayed into the second order

that's what people complain about with twitter or facebook. people spend a lot of time building their audience, and when these sites decide that you broke the rules and they kick you off, you're just out all of those followers, all that work you put in. with sub stack, it's an email newsletter service. even though you're using their platform, if they kick you off, you would still have all those email addresses and you could go to another service and you are more able to transfer your things. one person calls this the rise of the sovereign influencer. you're not dependent on a particular platform. and i think that's something we're going to see a lot of. peter: who is mike solana? elizabeth: he works for the founders fund, a capital firm. . he also has a newsletter called pirate water, where he talked about issues in technology. peter: and back to your article, the bipartisan antitrust crusade against big tech, "the internet is a serious threat to the establishment stranglehold on ideas." elizabeth: yeah, this kind of gets to a deeper level of

twitter has rules.s that make a gentleman wear a coat and tie. they would kick shields out. i think shield is a snappy dresser, but they have a right to have rules. twitter has rules. congresswoman greene presumably agreed to those rules when she signed onto twitter. she broke the rules, she's getting a slap on the wrist. i think she is doing this to try to make herself a martyr. apparently now the chief thing for republicans is whining. they just whine and complain. oh, i'm such a victim. she's a powerful congresswoman with a massive megaphone who can walk onto house floor and make a speech. that is not a victim. she should play by the rules like everybody else. >> i know you don't like twitter deciding which tweets are true and which ones are misleading. there are people probably if they're honest with themselves on the left or at least in the center left who would agree with you. but the question is this. isn't within twitter's right as a private company -- they're not an immediate company. isn't it

we also like taking your twitter questions, which we will do later on in the show but, tony likes twittera trade. tony, what itself the story there? >> yeah. exactly. so i think last quarter's revenue missed and the stocks selling off so heaffle heavily a little overdone. i think it's back towards volatility and this is a stock we should look aat again going into earnings next week. the stock is down below the $skwoe$64 level. it started to form another base above this level i think this is the opportunity for it to continue back towards that $80 all-time high for twitter. if you look at the business, itself, we're looking at 30% top line growth over the next few years. it's a stock that's inherently profitable, unlike its other peers. it trades at a substantial discount to those pierce it's justified in terms of a higher evaluation. especially with twitter blue recently launching, we will get a glimpse into how that's going to perform i think that's something that could potentially add another 5-to-7% to top line revenue next year so the trade structure i want to view is reflects what th

if you create the content and twitter or facebook creates content then they are legally liable for.f it is user related content, it's not. people always say you can't help twitter or facebook or whatever responsible for this that content, but the thing is if he had created it you could. if someone else created, you could tell that person responsible and i think that that should be otherwise you're going to have a facebook having to check for libel and defamation on every single post out there. obviously they can't do that. they were run a fall of the law millions of times and be sued out of existence or suckling onr anything corporate you have to wait days or weeks after there are able to check it and there's a lot less speech online. again i don't think that would make anyone happy either. stricter standards for getting speech on facebook and twitter and such. >> host: is part of back online, and does it have a following? >> guest: it is back online, and yeah, it's definitely back in the apple app store, too. they let it back in now with the reason, i think africa to say, the the r

we like taking your twitter questions which we'll do later on in the show, but tony, like twitter, as a trade, tony, what's the story there >> yeah. exactly. so i think last quarter's revenue miss and the stock selling off so heavily was a little overdone. i think the fact that the stock is back on track towards profitability and revenue growth, i think this is a stock to take a look at going into earnings next week if you look at the chart itself, it's found a base above the $64 level and so far, over the past couple of weeks it's started to form another base above this level and i think this is the opportunity for it to now continue back towards that $80 all-time high for twitter. if you look at the business itself, we're looking at about 30% top line growth here over the next few years and it's a stock that's inherently profitable. unlike some of the other peers, yet, it trades at a fairly substantial discount to the peers. this is a stock that i think is justified in terms of trading at a higher valuation and especially with twitter blue recently launching, we'll get a glimpse int

twitter >>> finally moderna, being called the tesla of drugmakers, but mike is going to take a shot at it. time to risk less and make more. "options actions" starts now >>> okay out with results and it could be poised to pop carter, we're just talking about this in the coke portfolio >> that's right, i think the set up here is quite good. we're looking for a macro catalyst or backdrop that is positive, we have that there is a very defensive tilt to the market right now. two, we have an event, and peps just popped. and the bottom panel is what i want to focus on that relative straight line is starting to curl up. we they that is important. the next chart is just coke itself the set up here is a nice assent very orderly, and the potential for a break out here above the dops in play the stocks are up with of the few yet to return into this is a two-year kpart it putting in play who else is in that level we think the stock is headed to finally it's prior high. the buyers of coke >> mike, what's your take? what's the trade >> it is interesting, the fact that it has not basically achieved

what does twitter do? temporarily bands the countries technology minister without warning, or another rule. so india doesn't want content that causes religious enmity. so they asked with it to remove a picture of a hindu goddess in new positions posted by use called atheist republic. twitter has taken no steps to remove such content, but in a blatant violation of indian laws has been acting as an accomplice to the crime. and showing such blasphemous and insulting content, these spiteful little acts they go on and all twitter, for example, posting a map of the india with entire disputed problems is removed from indian sovereignty . so here's the technical part, right, twitter and facebook and all they get away with this by arguing that they are not responsible for what uses post. because that free speech, they are just platforms for free speech. obviously that is highly debatable. tech johns have no problem. cedric, not only people, but in ta, political movements, but more than that, it isn't true because t

i mean, what the heck is in the going to do band twitter, unthinkable. until recently, indian companies be pharma id or others that go to do business in the united states of america or in other foreign countries. voluntarily follow the local laws. then why are platforms like twitter showing reluctance and following indian laws designed to give voice to the victims of abuse and misuse? at the end of the day, what is happening in india is going to set a global precedent. every foreign mission is waiting to see how these and the india will persevere for it's big tech to acknowledge that, that they are great to the nations and peoples. that there are rules and that they have to follow them, nor, indeed will fold compromise. and as such, recognize the yes, big tech is a digital superpower answerable to a new one and above common law and custom. what is happening is that these big tech social media giants are disregarding all local sensibilities and sensitivities. the have a liberal universal values agenda, and they'll also taken very parties on positions on v

and also just people continuing to be engaged in twitter as we move forward, so we are positive on twitter for the long-term. this quarter could be a tough one for them again we would look at that as a buying opportunity if it was a difficult quarter. >> i want to go back to intel. interesting because yes, they have earnings tonight. we'll talk to pat gellesinger about the results. on monday, they have this big event looking at process technology you say you want to wait until november is there that much downside risk, you think, right now, where the entry point between now and november and even after could be that much more attractive is it more of a short-term trade that you're concerned about? do you think that long-term the foundry strategy that they already arcticulated is so unlikely that you're not willing to bet on it >> it is more we expect the stock to be in a trading range it is more about the opportunity cost if you're owning intel, you may not get the upside you want and the shorter term because of the lack of clarity we have around the strategy. versus the other companies whe

gotten away with so much for so long, they are now dominating the public square this alarming story, twitter light july 4 tweet from an army but badly burned by an ied explosion in afghanistan. she was alluding the flag, defending the right of free s speech but the army captain is fighting back. plus michigan opens a new probe into potential undercounting of covert nursing home deaths from republican's there say it was done to make democrat governor whitman look better. democrats deny that, it looks like she's got a cuomo problem in blowback against democrat doubling down the manic defunding of home and security, border patrol. amid a violent historic drug cartel war across the border in mexico. thank you for joining us. that evening edit starts right now. ♪♪do welcome to the show, you are lacking the foxbusiness network trump antagonist michael evan i sentenced today after being convicted on charges of attempted to extort millions of dollars from nike. gerri willis has the details. >> a manhattan federal judge sentenced disgrace california lawyer michael abernathy two and a half years in pr

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moderation and the rules on facebook and twitter? guest: facebook and twitter have taken it upon themselves, this is what is at issue in the trump lawsuit, right, they have taken it upon themselves to remove or to maybe reduce the spread of so-called hate speech and also what they deem to be misinformation, and it is going to be very interesting to see going forward whether that practice is going to be scrutinized in the law, or maybe it is going to be further encouraged in the law if lawmakers get their way with respect to augmenting section 230. host: amy peikoff, let me invite the viewers to join us before we get too far into the conversation, if you would like to talk about big tech, parler, democrats, (202)-748-8000. republicans, (202)-748-8001. independents, (202)-748-8002. as folks are calling in, amy peikoff, digging a little bit more to that from lawsuit -- that trump lawsuit and explain what section 230 is as you do that. guest: sure, ok, a big question. to be clear, i am a never trump or, so here i am, in support of this l

twitter on your screen, getting a bid to. a lot going on in the afternoon -- after hours. so it's a good thing we are here. our cross asset reporter is here with us. it was a pretty mixed day in the market. some of it had to do with a mix of economic data and corporate earnings. >> absolutely. you have bearish positions in dollars and in the put call ratio for the options market. stocks keep grinding higher and higher. there was a great story today about retail buyers getting in on the debt and -- debt and lifting the stock market. to think that they are the ones partially behind the rally that doesn't seem to stop, it's not the same momentum but the fact that you are seeing stocks kind of in the green grinding higher, that is an interesting sign. caroline: but less than 200, the mighty big tech companies are the ones who managed to pull out on high. how many companies are there being thank for their earnings? looks like intel is not going to have that. >> it is of course still taking a backseat from the delta variant. 80% of earnings so far have beat analysts estimates. t

now it turns out it's not just on twitter, right? we're also learning as a binding ministration is playing an active role in flagging facebook post. it considers to be problematic or dis information according to white house press secretary gen saki. so what do we know about this, and how are they justifying it? well, the problem is they're just find it under this term that is being thrown around. now miss information, which by the way is a very strange term because it doesn't indicate that something is untrue or that something that is a lie. and even then i would have a problem with a government saying, you know, social media company take down this content because it's a live freedom of speech, protect us. even liars, from government trying to control what they say. but in this case, they're not even saying that they're saying this miss information on what does that qualify as well. miss information is information essentially that the government doesn't like or information. they say what may be true, but people are getting the wrong

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and amy pick hf on twitter as well. on taking your phone calls. julia is in goalendale washington, a republican, your comments are next. >> caller: i would like to see free speech on all social media. we need that. >> julie, define free speech a little bit more. any limits that you would place? >> caller: to be able to get on social media and speak your mind as a free american. >> amy pickoff? >> on parler the way we think about it is embracing the entire first amendment of the constitution. you know, the first amendment is at issue in trump's lawsuit. but traditionally, we don't think of private businesses as, you know, being governed by the first amendment. nonetheless, parler's mission has always been to operate our platform in the spirit of the first amendment. of course what that means is with respect to legal speech, all legal speech that does not pose a flet -- threat to or violate the rights of other people then the control of that speech should be in the hands of the individual user. this is where the other aspect of the first amendment c

their ceo's. >> twitter and facebook suspended. donald trump after his followers stormed the capitol january 6th both companies expressing concern. the president would incite more violence. twitter's ban was permanent. trump can't post on facebook for another 2 years. in addition, we are asking the court to impose punitive damages on these social media giants. >> we're going to hold big tech. >> very accountable legally. the tech companies can run their platforms the way they want and the courts have upheld that section 2.30 of the communications decency act allows social media companies to remove posts found to be obscene or excessively violent as long as they're acting in good faith even after being banned from social media. trump has continued to spread lies about the 2020 election baselessly claiming that he won even though officials, including his own attorney general found no evidence of mass voter fraud. not only what they less than an hour after making the announcement at his bedminster, new jersey golf course. trump's team

today. trump said that he is suing facebook, twitter and google. they are alleged crime. they silenced him, were demanding and do the shadow banning a stop to the silencing and a stop to the blacklisting, banishing and canceling that you know, so well as you, our viewers on p b. s in the united states into all of the, around the world. welcome, we begin the day with the cyber attacks on the us coming from russia. they are getting larger, impacting more businesses and more people, and they may be partly behind an expensive rethink at the pentagon. laid on tuesday, the u. s. military announce that it will terminate a $10000000000.00 cloud computing contract with microsoft siding, the shifting technological environment. what does that mean exactly? back in 2019, depending on awarded the lucrative contract to microsoft since then vulnerabilities and cloud computing they've been revealed in numerous acting incidence. the pentagon did not mention this specifically, but it really didn't have to cyber attacks. some, including ransomware had become a matter of us national security