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so um, there was a twitter space or an x space, which is a meeting on twitter, live meeting, quite often, quite often there are thousands of people, these things and this particular one was was hosted in the us but with people from the uk as well involved. hosting it and uh the this uh woman comes on and she says you know we we you know defending the adl and uh one of the participants says but but uh don't you work for the israeli spy firm black cube yes and she denied it she said that she didn't right and uh immediately after that she she came off the meeting and deactivated her twitter account and so you couldn't find it anymore but she does work for a black cube and she she denied it, so it's clear that that this is an israeli intelligence linked firm, and they they were sending people even to twitter spaces, to to defend. the adl and it really shows the way which uh israely troll farms are operate you know they send operators you quite high operatives even to to humble twitter spaces in order to defend the she was out she was out live on air and and this is this is a really interesti

the billionaire owner of the social media website x, formally known as twitter, elon musk, is suing israel lobby group and spy out the anti-deformation league, claims that the adl has been lobbying companies to drop their advertising deals with s, allegging that muss is anti-seemite. according to muss, this treacherous campaign has led to a significant drop in advertising revenue for the company. in an entertaining turn of events, a live conversation about the issue on the x website was disrupted by vivian berkovicci, a former canadian ambassador to israel. she was supporting the adl viewpoint when she was asked by participant if she worked with the israeli spy firm black cube. following this exposure, she quit the space and the... activated her account. long before it targeted billionaire military contractor like musk, the adl had been spying on and smaring all manner of leftist organizations. it was previously revealed that the adl actually collected confidential information on around 10,000 political activists and spiyed on over 700 organizations across seven cities in the united states

and the fact that he loves twitter, he's addicted to twitter, he's doing really dumb tweets late at night about pedophile cave divers. and he has this money in his pocket because he exercised the options and what what product do i like? i like twitter. and so he starts buying it. kathy and i talked about i give kathy some of the credit and a couple other people close to him, which is whenever he went dark, it brought him back to the playground. the playground where he was beaten up and now he had the chance to own the world's playground. he moves faster than my questions do. it's great. i was it was at this point i was going to say and that brings us to twitter. okay. yeah, right. you're reading my question. so things are going well for him in the end. is that his life at this time, all the companies are firing literally on all cylinders is everything is kind of go cylinders. these are electric. they're firing on all engines, raptor engines, electric motors. ed, to the end. ed to the end. and yet he makes this jump. what is the temptation here for him? what? why is twitter, you know, it's

, my, you serve twitter x. and that just really hasn't been the case. it continues to have a pretty strong base of, of daily users. so at, even as you want, has made a number of changes to the platform. so it really just depends on how much is it, how much this is gonna cost and how they roll this out. if this is a dollar a month, you can see a situation in which a lot of people would pay it's, it's not per it's, it's not, it's not a lot. if it's, if it's significantly more than that, you know, that's possibly another story, given the amount of subscriptions that, that, uh, daily internet users have. is this. all right, we'll have to let you go, but would you pay a dollar a month for x? i, you know, what i'm, i'm pretty addicted to the platform. i might see a situated situation in which i would pay a dollar, but, you know, i'm not paying $8.00 now for the, for the premium, which i think is, is significantly higher. so, you know, maybe there's somewhere some pets there somewhere in that range that, that it becom

personal twitter account had been censored.uld like you to watch this clip and try to decide whether you're watching an actual adult at an actual congressional hearing, or a high school sophomore yelling at a friend in the hallway after class. >> did either of you approve the shadow banning of my account @laurenboebert [ light laughter ] yes or no? >> no, i did not >> not to the best of my recollection >> i'll ask again, did you shadow ban my account? [ light laughter ] yes or no? >> again, not to the best of my recollection >> but the answer is, mr. roth, yes, you did i found out last night from twitter staff that you suppressed my account for this tweet. it's a freaking joke about hillary clinton being angry that she couldn't rig her election. it's a joke. but in response, being the sinister overlords that you all are, you placed a 90-day account filter so i could not be found you silenced me from communicating with the american people over a freaking joke. now, who the hell do you think that you are [ laughter ] >> seth: it

first of all, i'm addicted to twitter, so i'ml all, i'm addicted to twitter, so i'm trying _ all, i'mng — trying to go cold turkey. you are referring to _ trying to go cold turkey. you are referring to a story where, through a mutuai— referring to a story where, through a mutual friend, referring to a story where, through a mutualfriend, elon referring to a story where, through a mutual friend, elon musk asked to meet _ a mutual friend, elon musk asked to meet with— a mutual friend, elon musk asked to meet with me and felt unfairly attacked. i declined the meeting. i tell you _ attacked. i declined the meeting. i tell you what i told my friend. i think— tell you what i told my friend. i think mr— tell you what i told my friend. i think mr musk engages in homophobic and anti—semitic conspiracy theory and anti—semitic conspiracy theory and i_ and anti—semitic conspiracy theory and i had — and anti—semitic conspiracy theory and i had no desire to meet with him _ and i had no desire to meet with him 0r— and i had no desire to meet with him. 0r eight hours later, i was locked out— him. 0r

trump's twitter account. tweets location data, direct messages. now thanks to his newly unsealed filing, we know exactly how many direct messages from trump's account were turned over. just 32. what jack smith describes as a, quote, minuscule amount. but the really chilling part of these new revelations is just how determined jack smith was to keep the disgraced twice impeached four times indicted ex-president from learning about their efforts to obtain trump's twitter data because they believed, as we said earlier, it would, quote, precipitate violence if and when the ex-president tweeted about it. also from the filing, quote, these are not hypothetical considerations in this case. following his defeat in the 2020 presidential election, the former president propagated false claims of fraud, pressured state and federal officials to violate their legal duties and retaliated against those who did not comply with his demands culminating in violence at the u.s. capital on january 6th. quote, more recently, the fo

twitter or x is anti—semitic.tic. it should be noted musk has referred to noted that musk has referred to himself a pro semite . okay. himself as a pro semite. okay. >> it's really. thank you for >> so it's really. thank you for clarifying that. it's clarifying that. and it's really, what's really, really clear what's going on here insofar as musk takes twitter. says that going on here insofar as musk takes revenue:er. says that going on here insofar as musk takes revenue is. says that going on here insofar as musk takes revenue is dropping that the ad revenue is dropping drastically by billions and billions of dollars, and he suggests that this is because advertisers are withdrawing , advertisers are withdrawing, because they have been advised that hate speech has escalated on the platform . now, on the platform. now, personally, haven't seen this personally, i haven't seen this escalation on escalation of hate speech on twitter , but is it fair to twitter, but is it fair to ascribe this or to say that the adl ar

targeted harassment of twitter. after mr. musk bob the 20 from democrat senators left-wing activist groups, issued over 350 requests for information from twitter. these requests included asking for every communication about inside the company, most troubling for information about twitter's work with journal working to shed light on government driven censorship practices that existed. i think some cases still exist in big tech. we got a great court decision last week the talked about how pervasive this effort was an appeal of the injunction thus this morning though in a filing in federal court we learned the situation is even worse than we could have imagined. more than harassment it was a shakedown. the ftc as is common practice pursuant to the order required twitter to hire an independent assessor. independent assessorwhose legale truly independent and objective, not to one party or another. it turns out objectivity was not with the federal trade commission was interested in here. here is with the filing said about ernst & y

he's addicted to twitter. third, there's a lot of user data to be gleaned from twitter.to defend speak from what he calls woke culture. and you write in the book, quote, there was an oddness to his newfound anti-woke fervor and occasional endorsements of alt right conspiracy theories. in came in waves like his demon mode personality. it was not his default setting, unquote. how do you see his take over of twitter or "x" as he now calls it? it's lost a lot of value. >> we talked about paypal, his original company called x.com which was going to be a payment system and platform where people could buy and sell content and social media that gets kicked out. he told me in early april when he was just deciding to buy twitter, he said this will help fulfill my vision of x.com. it'll be more than just a chitchat site. you're right, too. there's a lot of data there. that was something we in louisiana call land yap, something else came extra with it. there were times he was so worked up about the woke mind culture, and he thought twitter was censoring to mean people. >> the new bo

twitter or x is anti—semitic.tic. it should be noted musk has referred to noted that musk has referred to himself a pro semite . okay. himself as a pro semite. okay. >> it's really. thank you for >> so it's really. thank you for clarifying that. it's clarifying that. and it's really, what's really, really clear what's going on here insofar as musk takes twitter. says that going on here insofar as musk takes revenue:er. says that going on here insofar as musk takes revenue is. says that going on here insofar as musk takes revenue is dropping that the ad revenue is dropping drastically by billions and billions of dollars, and he suggests that this is because advertisers are withdrawing , advertisers are withdrawing, because they have been advised that hate speech has escalated on the platform . now, on the platform. now, personally, haven't seen this personally, i haven't seen this escalation on escalation of hate speech on twitter , but is it fair to twitter, but is it fair to ascribe this or to say that the adl ar

one way to do it, is to get users essentially involved, twitter users involved in using twitter a twitter out musk when somebody told him, look at the balance sheet or look at the market cap of jpmorgan versus visa they are almost the same. this credit card company is making so much money compared to the largest bank in the world. so essentially you set up twitter as some sort of a paypal thing, right? you have to monetize the users on the other end to cut down the fees, right? so if you are going to offer this thing, only charge very small fees you have to monetize user data, right? you can't monetize bots. that's why this fits in perfectly. if he can weed out the bots then he can better sell the user data to this bigger plan that he has which is to turn twitter/x into paypal. you can't do one without the other. why to me this makes perfect sense and i believe if he does go this paypal route, this is what he is going to do. we should point out if you monetize, if you just charge five dollars a month to everybody, that is i guess a number, that bounces around, i still don't think that mak

i went on twitter and i have a whole thread that people can look up under my twitter feed.ll 76 or so tweets on the way that were my little excursion along the way. a lot of people at the time found quite magical because we were just coming out of the first winter of covid. very few people were kind of out and about and on the road. i walked out my door right after i got my second vaccine. the world for that brief spell was opening up again. i did not completely disengage in that way, but on the other hand i was not walking down the road or following things are twitter -- on twitter or following the news and i found that relieving. host: jerry in austin, massachusetts. you are on with neil king. caller: yes i am a disabled combat veteran over 30 years service active duty. i came in when i was 17. i have heart hearing, hearing aids, cannot see that well and i cannot understand what this great man is trying to say. his voice is garbled, the call ends are garbled, i do not have a computer to talk to c-span. host: i tell you what something you can do is perhaps by this book “am

. - [margaret] and his recent takeover of twitter. elon musk is widely regarded as both a visionary disrupter, and sometimes just plain disruptive. - he's pushing the bounds. there's something slightly unnerving about that, but, also, i think we need a little bit of an injection of that in the american psyche. - [margaret] best-selling biographer walter isaacson spent two years inside musk's universe. isaacson, who has also chronicled the likes of leonardo davinci, benjamin franklin, and steve jobs, is out with a new biography examining how musk became so powerful, and the inner demons and convictions that drive him. - the absolute intense pson is what's getting his rockets launched, you know? it also makes him a very difficult character. - [margaret] as musk's control of technology continues to expand, so does his geopolitical influence. - he has to decide whether to allow the drone attack by the submarines to work against the russian fleet in crimea. - [margaret] what does author, journalist, and professor walter isaacson say now? -

what we do is undercut the credit card, if you go on twitter and have an account and use twitter's paymentpurchase something from amazon, you use twitter, that becomes your credit card. he was looking at market caps of these are saying it's almost as big as jpmorgan. if you have bots on twitter you cannot monetize. how do you under cat, you use the data. if you have real human users, if you have bots you can't solve that. this comes back to his vision of twitter. neil: with that take out a lot of bots? charles: you can't monetize bots. neil: how much of that is real? that was the battle when he was buying. charles: if you told me half, this is the problem. if you, he's looking at facebook, it is still more profitable, looking at other forms of social media, how do those forms of social media make money? they make money biden monetizing user data. that's why he's doing this. can't monetize a bot. that's turning this thing into a payment system but if you turn it into a cheap payment system, visa charges 2%. neil: also contribute to the idea they are saying nasty things, all i hear from. i d

use a ship on twitter has gone down. in 2022, including large swathes of the content moderation section of the platform. without those workers, advertisers have said, how can we trust what is going to be on the platform.- going to be on the platform. thank for that. going to be on the platform. thank for that and _ going to be on the platform. thank for that. and thank _ going to be on the platform. thank for that. and thank you _ going to be on the platform. thank for that. and thank you to - going to be on the platform. thank for that. and thank you to all- going to be on the platform. thank for that. and thank you to all of. for that. and thank you to all of you who got in touch with your thoughts. the price of oil on global markets has reached its highest level in ten months, triggering fresh concerns for drivers already seeing a spike in prices at petrol stations. brent crude, the industry benchmark, reached $95 a barrel earlier. the international energy agency, or the iea, has said a decision by saudi arabia and ru

say twitter. twitter sued california over its moderation law. looking at this vast array of cases, i would like to go to each one of you to see where you view areas of defense. where do we express advocates have to be playing defense? where are the opportunities? we as press lawyers griped that the supreme court has not heard a libel case in 30 years, 20 plus years since there has been any media case but there is a lot going on. where are the opportunities? i will start with you. >> first, let me say thank you for the invitation to be here. thank you to the national constitution center and everyone involved with putting this together, proud. i guess when i think about what the dangers are in what the opportunities are, i'm definitely worried about the erosion. the right to speak anonymously, a hugely important first amendment right that is under a lot of pressure right now. i worry about that. but to be honest i actually think that i spend more time worried about not the erosion of first amendment

and we know that he's been taking steps to monetise twitter.rification system. you've got the x pro. so there are playable things set up here. that's the big question, though. will twitter lose too many followers and accounts, if this goes ahead? and that's the big question. in other news: global oil prices have reached their highest level in more than ten months. brent crude rose above $95 a barrel on tuesday. the increase is being driven by production cuts by two of the world's largest oil exporters, saudi arabia and russia. the international energy agency has warned of a significant supply shortfall by the end of the year. youtube says the british comedian and actor russell brand whilst he faces allegations including rape and sexual assault. a statement said mr brand had been suspended because he'd broken youtube's "creator responsibility policy". the star denies accusations published as part of a joint investigation by several british media outlets. the british fashion giant h&m is the latest retailer to charge shoppers who return items bou

he's basically been trolling the chinese government on twitter, on x.id "president xi's cabinet lineup, that's president xi jinping of china, is now resembling agatha christy's novel "and then there were none." what is he referring to? well, back in july, the foreign minister of china suddenly he stopped showing up at meetings with senior u.s. officials. he didn't attend a regional summit. people started asking questions, where is he? and then abruptly, he got stripped of his post and his predecessor was put in as the foreign minister. and there have been two top officials who were -- two officers running the rocket part of the armed forces, that's basically icbms and nuclear weapons. they kind of disappeared and suddenly were stripped of their positions and replaced with no explanation. so what does this all get to? well, we don't know what's happened to the defense minister exactly. we'll be watching that. but there's a pattern of senior officials in xi jinping's government suddenly disappearing, no explanation why, being replaced. and that's kind of

he did learn about this twitter search warrant.er window into the ongoing battles of the special counsel investigation when it was happening up to even in the spring of this year. and how the justice department did get access to material that we just haven't seen. we don't know what it says. we don't know what the direct messages are. >> that was my next question. i'm guess weg don't know what those 32 direct messages say, what the contents are. but the upshot is that the special counsel's office has them. >> that's right. they do. and one of the things that is happening in this investigation right now is we know it's continuing on. there's been continued grand jury activity. that doesn't mean they plan on charging more against donald trump or bringing more for another case, but we do know just from what was in the indictment against donald trump in this case in federal court from the special counsel's office, vrg about twitter is what's in the public. what he was saying publicly. so the fact that they were able to look under the s

we point out sexism on-sites like twitter. we're not going away despite musk wanting us to go away because it would be convenient for no one to point this out on a site that has become more toxic since musk took it over. >> we he has been very vocal especially since he took over twitter, now x. could any other big tech ceo make this kind of accusation? >> it's a great question. no, not without getting immense blowback. but no other tech ceo could call someone rescuing children a pedophile either. musk gets away with things partially because i think he is the richest man, but also, he now owns a megaphone. and when you own the megaphone, you can put out a lot of things over that megaphone and patiently get away with it. but he is getting away with it, but he is losing money because of all of this. and so ultimately, there is blowback. and it's not because the adl is scaring people away. it's because people don't want to be associated with some of the things that are on twitter. >> he could be hurting himself with these accusati

we can still call it twitter, right, in philadelphia? [laughter] i think we can still say twitter. it's over itser moderation law. looking at this vast array of cases, i'd like to go to each one of you to see where you view these areas and where do we as press advocates have to play defense and where are the opportunities? as press lawyers we often griped that the supreme court hasn't heard a libel case in 30 years and 20 plus years since there's been any case but there's a lot going on out there. what are the opportunities? i will start with you. >> first let me say thanks to everybody that is involved in putting this together. it's great to have such a big crowd. i guess what i think about the dangers and a opportunities, i m definitely worried about the erosion of the doctrine for example the right to speak anonymously if significant important rights that is under a lot of pressure right now. i worry about that. but to be honest, it's been more time worried about not to the erosion of the first amendment doctrine but rather the calcification of the first amendment doctrine goes

today, and the key phrase is, goodbye, twitter.is trending right now with tens of thousands of posts. some of them are saying they can't imagine paying for a service that for this whole time has been free. others are saying, why would i use twitter when there are other alternatives i can turn to to get information or to keep in touch with fronts and family? and others conveying displeasure about giving credit card payment information, which is theoretically what they would have to enter to have a subscription. but what is unclear is whether or not they will have to do, whether elon musk was floating a new policy proposal, or whether he was just speaking off he voiced it as a way to combat bots and fake accounts. he said it was the only way he could come up with that would be effective. let the only way he could come up with that would be effective.— that would be effective. let me throw something _ that would be effective. let me throw something else - that would be effective. let me throw something else into - that would be effect

it is true that things like twitter have value. for example, with a rapidly breaking news story you very often find out what is happening faster on something like twitter than you do any other source. also in various moments of upheaval, like, for example, the arab spring, the use of twitter was incredibly important to the demonstrators in that moment. and got the news out to the rest of us in the world about what they were trying to do and what they stood for, et cetera. so there's no question that there is value. the question is how that can be protected from drowning in a kind of sea of vitriol and lies. and this is the question that we face because i think it's a question that has enormous democratic consequences and i wish i knew the answer but at least i can ask the question. >> i want to ask you a little bit about institutions and, you know, both how you see these threats to free speech affecting our democratic institutions elections, the functioning of a body like united states congress, the role of the executive branch and

did the source of these working groups be introduced by the ones provided by twitter. of the accounts that had the most followers were the accounts that publicly announced that they are communicating with the american military, the director of social networks , who are targeting the news of jalin and bekir groups that english institute newswork writes that in the research, out of every 10 people verifies the content and work published in cyber space, many people listen to the people , but they were not with the people. consumer area, questions and answers from the first ones, and evaluation and judgment with you, the first page every night at 19:30 , news network, why did you sit when i can't say anything myself , the service of 8 fabrics, agrin pots in three sizes, 24 and 28 , with one bedroom in size 28, the granite pans are integrated with the body and are very resistant to heat and do not change color agrin pots preserve the taste and appearance of your food in the best way and are delicious with makeup, send 3 to number 7122, service of 8 fabrics of agrin pots, re

did he want to buy twitter? he does it on an impulse. the product. people said, does he want to do it? well, some mornings he did. other days, he was really upset and tried to fight having to go through with the deal. in the end, there were multiple reasons that he got excited about owning twitter. one is that 20 years ago he started x ai, which was something that morphed into paypal. he also had moved his politics a bit. he had a daughter who had transitioned. he felt she had become marxist. he felt twitter had gone to the left. you be the judge of that. there were many reasons at the time he decided he had to go through with the twitter deal. but to get back to ai, one of the things that twitter has is one of the biggest data flows of the high mind of humanity, a billion tweets a week that can be used to train the ai systems, what do people think, all of that is, as he put it, something extra he got when he bought twitter, it's a training ground for ai systems. >> also from your book you wrote twitter has many of the attributes of a sc

. >> i did >> seth: making the case for why you wanted twitter to survive.ing about the fact that it has also been a wonderful place. >> yeah, there's lots of things that have been really remarkable about it i mean, one of the things i think -- the thing that was best about it is, because of how it was structured, in which you weren't necessarily just in one, you know, one part of reddit, right? like, oh, i'm an electric car enthusiast i'm on like, the reddit board. you had this sort of general feed, and because of the way retweets worked and the algorithm, you would happen upon stuff. you know and so for me as a -- particularly as a news gatherer, you know, there'd been an impending railroad strike. and all of a sudden, i'd have like three or four people that work on the railroad, talking about, like, "this is why we want paid leave," and this is why this new system they use in the railroads is -- is totally oppressive and brutal, scheduling-wise. and you would have this for a million different experiences. you would get these windows. and again, that could

not only are we not calling for businesses to boycott twitter, adl itself was spending money on twitter kill twitter is in itself defamatory. it's playing down, because the facts don't support that, katie. i'll tell you what the facts to support, twitter has a problem with antisemites and racists, and white supremacist on the platform. if you don't have to take my word for it, just search, hashtag banned the atl. you can see it for yourself at their permitting. i don't know if you know this, but yesterday, lindy ocarina, the new ceo, announced a twitter has a new policy on antisemitism. i believe this is laudable. i'm excited to see how they enforce it. when they get it right, will embrace them. when they get it wrong, and they've gotten it wrong for a long time, we reserve the right to call linda and elon, and the company, out. we want them to do better. we know the world would be a better, safer, healthier place if twitter weren't better, healthier, safer place. for its jewish users, all minority users, and the world itself. >> to your point, it's one thing to have a plan, it's a whol

it was still in place a twitter when he log buske took it over. in fact, i interviewed a lot of us can i asked him that very question how, why is there, there's still this back channel government access point into twitter. and he said, i've heard about this. i'm gonna look into it and i haven't heard any updates from you on mosque as to whether or not they've shut down this back channel, but it allowed f b i. it allowed government agencies the industry and others to log in on the back end. and file take down requests specifically, they were given priority access. and one of the reasons we notice to give credit is because the doctor, she via dora, who was running for senate seat against elizabeth warren in massachusetts. and of course he was censored. he was pulled off of twitter and through the lawsuit and through the discovery process they discovered this entire backdoor operation, which they labeled a limited hang out operation and uncovered the whole thing. so we know that these back channels exist. i don't know about youtube don't specifically

before es took over, indeed, as being iran state affiliated india and your personal twitter account, my personal twitter account were um were labeled in that way, we were also of course um uh down rated through the algorithm and sharrow band uh that seems to have lifted at least some extent since has taken over, but on youtube things are considerably worse, so what happened on youtube was that the community security trust, the organization we just been talking about, which is funded by louisrage's wife through this uh islamophobic foundation uh to complaint uh against us youtube and youtube just removed the pales and classified channel, not only that, but and didn't even discover this until later and the cst crowd about having had band and sensor. from from youtube as if this was something to be proud of, but not only that, as i discovered later, the the the channel for spin, the organization which i'm co-director have been since 2005, were removed without any communication with us and and simply vanished from from youtube, there wasn't really anything on about palestine, even so it

put twitter on. >> jimmy: you'll look at twitter. >> have a cry probably. >> jimmy: oh, you're assumingn the ocean to a small fishing village, grow a beard, start a new life. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: can i suggest maybe you do that before you look at the phone? >> sure, sure. >> jimmy: although i'm sure it will be great. >> you probably know more than me. >> jimmy: well, we'll find out, i guess. i'll look at twitter also and let you know how you're doing. [ laughter ] >> what if i just tell people, now don't watch. >> jimmy: there is nothing good on twitter. there is no reason to be on twitter. >> the memes are very good. >> jimmy: yeah, you can get those on instagram. >> i can. >> jimmy: twitter is where people work out their demons. don't let them work it out on you. >> if i've got something to work out? >> jimmy: oh, yes. you can certainly say terrible things about people on twitter. >> oh, good. good. >> jimmy: maybe start with alan carr. [ laughter ] >> yeah. all right, alan, i've got a bone to pick with you, and a tooth to pick. >> jimmy: and that leper paddy considine also. it's gr