from twitter sf. twitter san francisco.rote-- it took me a while, but i came up with-- "we serve the public conversation." now that was the new thing. and i was like, well, if we're going to, if we serve the public conversation, then the next thing that makes sense is that we are responsible for the health of the public conversation. now we have to get involved in figuring out how to, you know, really clean up a lot of the stuff that's going on in objectionable content land. [del] the problem for twitter at the time was that, unfortunately, we did not invest a lot in trust and safety. you know, i can understand the allure of being like, what if we didn't have to make any of those terrible decisions? like, we could leave it up to the experts. who are these experts of which you speak? [music] [kurt] there was a trust and safety team at twitter that was responsible for not only writing the policies, but enforcing those policies. as the company started to notice more and more abuse and harassment on the service, they really sta

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why did elon musk shy away from the twitter battle this morning? when did elon musk know that his stock price was going to start climbing back up today? because donald trump was going to announce that he was backing down the potential for insider trading on that information today was unlimited. donald trump all but admitted that it was in the middle of the night last night, that the bond market scare made him realize that his time was up. >> in the. >> bond markets that persuaded. >> you to reverse course, i. >> was watching the bond market. the bond market is very tricky. i was watching it. but if you look at it now, it's beautiful. the bond market right now is beautiful. but yeah, i saw last night where people were getting a little queasy. >> of course, he doesn't actually understand the bond market. they weren't getting a little queasy. it was panic, justifiable panic. and the president's morning tv diet didn't help. >> did you speak with anyone? you know jamie dimon? did you speak with anyone? >> i watched jamie dimon on maria bartiromo show th

jd vance and donald trump on twitter. kimbal musk. >> identified a tweet by jd vance saying it's. >> bizarre to see. >> all. >> the. >> limousine socialists screech desperately for dependance. >> on chinese. >> supply chains and inflated equities. the musk. >> brothers and. tesla are entirely. >> dependent on. chinese supply. >> chains. >> and so kimbal musk replied. >> to jd vance. >> saying republicans for higher prices. how about that? >> this trump. tariff tax has driven prices for everyday goods through the roof. jd vance. >> i read your book. it's good. >> i'd think. you'd have more sympathy for your community's. >> cost of living. inflation sucks for. >> everyone, but it especially hits. our underserved. communities the most. >> and we. >> all know. >> how much the musk brothers worry about our underserved. communities who cannot afford to buy teslas. so there's the musk team at 9:47 a.m, calling it the trump. tariff tax. >> and saying. >> jd vance. >> and donald trump are. >> now the. leaders of republicans. >> fo

but the reason that so salient is because if you can't speak on those matter platforms and on twitter and a few other places, you are to a 1st approximation invisible because we've allowed these firms to corner their markets. now we are in the midst of about now most of a decade long anti trust resurgence. that is taking aim at the power of the platforms rather than not their conduct because it's their power that matters more than their conduct. there are lots of people who have terrible ideas. if you on mosque was a 1000 there instead of a 100000000000 or he just be yet another jerk with dumb ideas. it's only because he has as much power as he does that his bad ideas matter as much as they to. i'd be fine with instagram, prohibiting people from speaking certain legitimate view points if the instagram itself wasn't very important to. so we have in the european union, the digital markets act, which holds out the promise, although not yet realize a forcing instagram and facebook to allow people to leave those platforms and go to other ones like mass dawn or blue sky, but still send mess

when twitter decided to add friction to the hunter biden laptop case it got more views. >> bill: theyou broke a story last night about the f.b.i. imposing this gag order. what have you verified about that period of time that relates to the laptop? >> bill, the key details are these. the f.b.i. had the laptop in december of 2019. it was able to verify it was authentic within days, if not hours. f.b.i. then starts to spread disinformation to facebook, twitter, to journalists starting in the spring and summer of 2020 claiming that there is a russian hack and leak operation coming related to biden and burisma. a very elaborate effort that involved warning against a hacking leak related to hunter biden and the russians and the ukrainians, rather, in terms of burisma and sort of brainwash journalists and social media platforms when the "new york post" story broke in 2020 they would cover it as russian disinformation. a lot more about it. even included -- appears to have included an f.b.i. briefing for senators grassley and johnson where they were warned by the f.b.i. that their investigati

for example which he innovated in terms of national politics, using twitter as a way of of commenting often in very sort of stark terms and dramatic terms on whatever happened to be in the news that day. i think democrats were just they just didn't know how to handle this guy. so the one thing they were able to do was keep congress from repealing the affordable care act and replacing it with something that would have affected tens of millions of people adversely. but other than that, they were just sort of like watching this traffic wreck. you know, get cleared. they hoped and hoping that at the end of the day, this was just trump's election and trump's presidency would just turn out to be a historical fluke. michael nelson regardless of what one may think of donald trump, pro or con, he was accessible to the media, wasn't he? he was. trump this goes back again to his time in the private sector as as a sort of real estate developer who'd grown up in the outer boroughs of new york city and and was determined to make it in new york, in manhattan, in in the big apple. so to speak, to sor

for example which he innovated in terms of national politics, using twitter as a way of of commenting often in very sort of stark terms and dramatic terms on whatever happened to be in the news that day. i think democrats were just they just didn't know how to handle this guy. so the one thing they were able to do was keep congress from repealing the affordable care act and replacing it with something that would have affected tens of millions of people adversely. but other than that, they were just sort of like watching this traffic wreck. you know, get cleared. they hoped and hoping that at the end of the day, this was just trump's election and trump's presidency would just turn out to be a historical fluke. michael nelson regardless of what one may think of donald trump, pro or con, he was accessible to the media, wasn't he? he was. trump this goes back again to his time in the private sector as as a sort of real estate developer who'd grown up in the outer boroughs of new york city and and was determined to make it in new york, in manhattan, in in the big apple. so to speak, to sor

it started long before then when elon musk bought twitter. hate speech just erupted on twitter. elon musk's flirting with naziism and far right type of stuff for a couple of years before this has made he has gotten people off the elon musk bandwagon way before he decided to. >> i think chronologically that is accurate. long yeah. >> so you're saying when. >> he when he challenged the liberal ownership of twitter, that's when the liberals started to hate him. >> no no no. >> no no it is true. >> no no not when he challenged the liberal. you can. it's not about challenging the liberal. >> i don't think it's solely about donald trump. i think it is to to van's point that that he has been even before he owned twitter, actually before he bought it, before he wanted to buy it, he was turning his personal platform into a place where conspiracy theories, harassment he he accused a random person of pedophilia. it was sued for it. i mean, like, this was happening years ago before all of this. >> you know, i, i agree with scott that we shouldn't make too much of the wisconsin thing. and in

on twitter, and he was very active on. >> twitter during the. >> election, saying he was supportive of president trump. and last. >> night, not only. was i watching bill ackman. >> tweet at twitter, but so. >> were all. >> of my sources. and they. >> were. >> saying, wow, this is really kind. of a metaphor for. what president trump's wall street backing has gone through. and just this whipsaw effect where they told others, they told themselves that he would be good for the economy. and it has, just as of this moment, not only not proven that, but as i said, he's not listening to them. and that is a deeply frustrating feeling for people who are very powerful and used to people, you know, hearing what they have to say. >> yeah, that. sense of. >> helplessness, helplessness. >> but also i had a lot of. >> sources too, who were texting me various snippets. from bill. >> ackman's twitter account. so one of the more active accounts. >> there this weekend. >> but is. >> there. >> any sense among those on wall street. >> that you're talking to, that a crisis like this could be rescued through.

x is, formerly twitter, owned by trump ally elon musk, who has a desk in the eisenhower executive office building across the street from the west wing. - and who fires people who had executive agencies. - mark zuckerberg's content moderation policy shifts at meta and lack of fact-checking, all of this is seen, in many ways, as an effort to cozy up to the president. the right now has the advantage. - yeah, i think the critical moment of the shift, by way, was elon musk buying twitter, which he insists on calling x, which means he's named it after one of his children. - or vice versa. (bob laughs) - i think that was the moment because the logarithm can be tweaked so that it advantages certain kinds of messages. - real fast, to bring it back to the media though on this question, thinking about the campaign, margaret, i think back to two events that get at how kamala harris, or, well, how democrats are fighting a conventional war against an asymmetrical political warrior in donald trump. - [donald] hello, how are you? what a beautiful woman. - donald trump goes to a closed mcdonald's drive-t

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then today we see the governor going on twitter saying that he's going to try to protect californians. but what can the governor do? i mean, what can he do? i mean, the short answer, jessica, is he can't do much. he did go on twitter and he said, hey, asking trading partners not just of america, but of california to give us in this state a break on tariffs because we're such a big economy onto ourselves. but really, that's a decision made at the federal level. he has no say. and it's not like those countries who are very angry at us right now and throwing retaliatory, retaliatory tariffs are way are going to say this is only for the other 49 states or you get a different one. so california is in it like everybody else. and because we have these large tech companies that rely on the back and forth with other countries, we're really getting hit hard by this. so the anxiety continues. is what you're telling me okay. all right. thank you very much, scott. of course the tariffs are going to continue to dominate the headlines. here's meet the press moderator kristen welker with a preview of

. >> so i woke up one morning on a regular day and there was a screenshot of an email on twitter, andrepublican colleagues -- mind you, not someone i was running against. just somebody in a different part of the state that i served with, fund-raising for herself. and in the email, she accused me by name of wanting to groom and sexualize kindergartners and wanting 8-year-olds to believe they are responsible for slavery. and that is a dark day. >> desi: yeah. >> just not a good workday, certainly. i was spiraling all day, trying to figure out what to do and my friends were worried about me. so i realize that i feel horrendous but i'm not actually the one under attack. so what if i actually respond? i was raised to believe that bullies just crave attention. let's not give it to them. but clearly, that hasn't worked. it hasn't stopped them. they are winning. hate is having a moment. so i wrote down about myself and my mom and that i was raised in the catholic church and what christianity meant to me. it meant not putting "christian" in your twitter bio and using that as a shield to attack

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but what you do on the bullet train an you have three children you get on the twitters. so i'm on twitter looking at this anditying altman and he is talking about melting g.p.s. i'm a computer scientist and i'm always intrigued with melting g.p.u.'s. how can i lurch that in my five minute closing talk so i learned something called jeebly is. beyond that when i thought how to thank my friends at the institute i thought i would leverage sam's image generation capability and make some jeeblies. i'm sure he is watching now. this is the institute via jeebly and the functionality is magical. this is what you can do with a computer science degree. i would like to ask members as you calm them out to stand up and thanks to folks who served on this for months. so, will in the back. will. done hale. where is done? he is hidingment we will reserve that. mckenna. [applause] >> and brighton who every speaker has heard from. he is a coordinator of the summit and dealt with all of my apartment particulars and speaker things he does, just crushed it. kathleen runs communications. i'm goi

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a after half hour later, on the same twitter account, he endorsed kamala harris to replace him. system of the details of how this extraordinary event actually happened are beginning to come out, but the real story, this is my opinion, the real story is why on earth the democrats allowed biden to run for a second term. but run, he did. and it was all downhill. right from the start his campaign was dogged by stories of his mental and physical decline. you could see it in the videos, you could hear it in his voice. his close advisers circled the wagons and kept him away from the mediate -- media and the public. then came the june 27th, debate. in the book, "fight," the authors describe nancy pelosi watching alone and in shock at a his performance. the influential james clyburn needed a stiff drink. it was a five-alarm fire in the democrat party and the biden family too. by early july, some democrats were publicly calling for him the step aside. but still he held on. july 17th he tested positive for covid and moved to his beach house with jill and hunter biden in tow. the exit discu

but this is also a world where there have been radical denunciation ads on online, on twitter. if you say i think three couples are weird. so there is a sense in which there's lot of hostility on both sides. now, can we become more civil and what role does faith and religious institutions in particular have in that process, removing politics from this equation for a second? because the churches used to lead the church leaders used to be, as ross suggested, they were important cultural figures. they were on the cover of time magazine when time magazine still was a print publication that people read. so your thoughts on civility and the role faith in this. who first, either one of you i can go and give john the last word. just quickly, one thing we haven't talked about that much, which is important to the story, obviously, is the role of the internet and digital life as a de ranging and disillusioning and alienating force in american life. i think one very practical thing, that religious can do for their members is to try and figure better ways to manage and discipline how we int

. >> listen, i don't necessarily love going back and forth on twitter and calling people anytimes.t's always an appropriate way to go about this. but for all of those on the left and the media that say, oh, maga is a cull, they all disagree with each other -- cult -- there's never any differences of opinion, well, here you go. you're watching it play out before your very eyes. there are people who are close to this president who disagree on certain elements of his agenda, and sometimes it plays out before our very eyes because this is the most transparent administration in my lifetime, maybe in history. so for those folks out there who are so critical of everybody being in an echo chamber, there you go, it's been shattered. i hope you enjoy it. howard: leslie, "the washington post" reports that musk privately tried to talk president trump out of doing the big, sky-high tariffs, and when that failed, he went public. >> i'm excited to announce that we anticipate savings in fy-26 from reduction of waste and fraud by $150 billion. howard: okay. we kind of jumped the gun on that. so let

. >> reporter: this disgusting rumor was a top trending topic on twitter? >> within two and a half hours. later that night around 7:00 p.m., i was number one trending in the united states. >> reporter: cornet's phone number was also shared online. she was overwhelmed with harassing texts and voicemails. >> i was having thousands of calls come through. thousands of texts coming through. calling me a. calling me a. telling me i deserved to die. >> all because of an internet rumor. >> that has zero truth to it. zero. >> reporter: cornet says she could barely leave her dorm room, had to switch to online classes, , someone even sent police to her mother's house in a fake 911 call. >> some ole miss frat bro. >> reporter: soon, the rumor was picked up by espn host pat mcafee, though he didn't use her name. >> this is what is being reported by everybody on the internet. >> uh-huh. >> that had sex with the son's girlfriend. >> i'm not a public figure you can talk about on your show to get more views. >> reporter: cornet hit rock bottom when she realized her name wou

in 2022, woke up one day and i saw on twitter hastags on monkeypox. i said let me google to see what this is i immediately checked the russian news and the minister of defense basically claimed the u.s. developed a new biological weapon called monkeypox, i think nowadays you can call it only mpox. this is how russia operated in this space, they claimed there was a tabletop game during the munich conference a few months earlier where they were discussing monkeypox and apparently the fake a scenario is x number of people will die, so they were just practicing after covid what might happen with the new pandemic. it was just a tabletop game. surprise, surprise, that month, mpox happened and russia launched a campaign targeting specifically the lgbtq communities, stating that mpox would only attract young people from the lgbtq community. it was interesting also to observe healthy influence operation was spread all over eastern europe and on top of that, russia launched again campaign claiming we don't have a problem with mpox because we are a pillar of tra

in 2022 i woke up one day and i saw a twitter # and i'm not an expert but i wanted to see what this is. check on russian news they claim how u.s. is developed in a biological weapon but nevertheless, russia operating the claimant was a game during the conference where they were discussing monkeypox and apparently the fake scenario was x number of people will die, basically just practicing after what happened in the pandemic and apparently it was talk. surprise, surprise, exactly, that month it really happened in russia immediately targeted specifically lgbtq communities so it was interesting to observe how it was spread all over eastern europe and then russia had a new campaign saying we do not have a problem because it's a moral center and that was specifically designed for monkeypox. mentioning education in poland, russia has been organizing this for a long time, not a spacey theory but trulyow russia is operating to push the migrants all the way to western europe and then additional operations claiming the groups as an immigration crisis. my favorite is related to nuclear weapons an

and requires if companies or push companies like facebook and twitter to take down covid misinformation. both of these moves landed up in the supreme court. the court cited on the vaccine mandates and overturned but within the past clear sided with the biden administration on the coronavirus misinformation misinformation initiative. kennedy and a lot of people like him started to feel canceled. kennedy's instagram and labeled a member of the disinformation dozen. he had themes of freedom of speech of government telling people what to do. and i would argue kennedy's rise was fueled by a singular sentiment and that is the sentment of mistrust, mistrot of the f.d.a. and c.d.c. and pharmaceutical industry, especially gone were the days of jonas saw salk and trust and gon are the days of trust by verify and now we simply have mistrust. where we are with kennedy as health secretary leading the very agencies that he has attacked. some have argued and kennedy himself that takes a man like kennedy to restore trust in public health. he has ordered the c.d.c. to do a study of the reported links be

today making their case, saying there is plenty of competition from youtube, x formerly known as twitteriktok of course and it is important to note the contours of the case have changed since it was first brought under the first trump administration in 2020. back then, zuckerberg and donald trump had a more cantankerous relationship. now they have seen a thaw in those interactions. zuckerberg reportedly actually lobbied president trump to try to pressure the federal trade commission to drop the case, but for now, it goes forward. zuckerberg is expected to remain on the stand for several hours, possibly into tuesday. >> let's take a look at other headlines. a man charged with carrying out an arson attack at the home of pennsylvania governor josh shapiro is said to have told police he would have beaten him with a hammer. he has been charged with attempted murder and terrorism. documents reveal the man allegedly climbed over a fence and use the hammer to smash a window before throwing a molotov cocktail inside the residence. the governor was inside with his family when the fire was set. no

a twitter whistleblower named peter zetco testified at that hearing.e disclosed to this committee that twitter shared user information to foreign intelligence agencies including the government of china. his disclosures made public that the fbi notified twitter of at least one chinese agent in the company. what is different here now? the chinese did not have to infiltrate facebook. facebook went to china. ms. williams has disclosed very troubling alexander asian's -- troubling allegations. for example, she told my office that csuite executives had facebook rolled out the red carpet for the chinese communist according to our witness government. facebook executives agreed to provide the communist in china with access to user data and build data storage facilities in china. this would obviously involve american data. allegedly facebook also built censorship tools to block certain content from chinese users. according to ms. wynn williams, facebook also gave the ruling communist party and its people's liberation army briefings on artificial intelligence sof

a member of the board of directors of tesla publicly attacked donald trump on twitter. and you know, that wouldn't happen without elon musk's approval, especially because that board member's name is kimbal musk, elon musk's brother and apparently elon musk's authorized surrogate at tesla to publicly attack donald trump. kimbal, musk tweeted. who would have thought that trump was actually the most high tax american president in generations? through his tariff strategy, trump has implemented a structural permanent tax on the american consumer. a tax on consumption also means less consumption, which means less jobs, which in turn leads to less consumption and even less jobs. that cycle of less consumption and less jobs is what we call a recession, which is what wall street is now predicting, with wall street analysts calling it the coming trump recession. this weekend, during a video conference with italy's right wing league party, elon musk revealed just how dramatically and completely he disagrees with donald trump in private, where he apparently claims to urge donald tr

. >> that is broader than what you've been hearing on your facebook page or in your twitter feed. that in point of fact, when we stand in community, we see that there is a lot more for justice than against it. >> cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> now, some of the tariffs that led to the stock market turmoil became official this morning. analysts say they amount to the biggest tax increase in the u.s. since 1968. but trump is dismissing those concerns, telling his followers on social media to, quote, hang tough. here's abc news reporter johny fernandez. >> the first round of president trump's widespread 10% tariffs took effect at midnight. trump vowing additional tariffs on countries who decide to retaliate. china fighting back by slapping a 34% tariff on u.s. imports. the growing trade war causing stocks to fall sharply. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all lost more than 5% on friday. but trump, standing firm, posting on social media only the weak will fail. fed chairman jerome powell warning higher tariffs will likely add to inflation. in kansas city, laura norris says nearly all o

rand paul this week, ted cruz, if you look at his twitter account, his ex account today, it's pretty clear he doesn't like tariffs as well. that is where the traditional republican party has been. obviously, it's not the traditional republican party anymore. >> doug heye, gillian tett, christine romans, thank you guys for starting us off today. we're going to listen to some ted cruz sound in just a moment. stay with us for that. because as we were talking about, not every republican lawmaker is on board with this. what some gop senators, including ted cruz, ted cruz, are saying about the scale of these tariffs. also, senator amy klobuchar will join us on the panic that is happening on capitol hill and what her own constituents are saying when they reach out to her. plus, what china's retaliation means for how long this could last. and later on, it is a far right conspiracy theorist advising the president. this woman right here, who is laura loomer and what is she now taking credit for? we are back taking credit for? we are back in 9 ♪ [suspenseful music] trains. [whoosh] ♪ trains tha

and he went on twitter and called navarro a moron who was, quote, dumber than a sack of bricks.he later offered an apology, saying that was unfair to the sack of bricks. the reaction from the white house, they say they like this. >> these are obviously two individuals who have very different views on trade and on tariffs. boys will be a we will let their public sparring continue. >> all right. with us now, cnn political commentator, former trump white house communications director alyssa farah griffin. we'll get to the specific personalities here in just a second. but this type of sniping back and forth, when there is this market turmoil and concern over tariffs, how do you think it plays? >> it certainly doesn't help. and listen, the white house has. really struggled to. >> get a coherent message out on what the goal of these actual tariffs is. we saw karoline leavitt say this is not a negotiation. peter navarro published an op ed saying this is not a negotiation. and then president trump goes on. air force one says it's a negotiation and says he's meeting with the japanese. so

in june 2023, loomer shared a post on twitter that included a video with the title 9/11 was an inside, though she later denied that she had said it was us. the self-described proud islamophobe celebrated on twitter in 2017 when, hearing of refugees drowning in the mediterranean. good. here's to 2000 and more, she wrote. last year, she predicted that if kamala harris, whose late mother was an indian american, if harris had won, quote, the white house will smell like curry and white house speeches will be facilitated via a call center, unquote. so in addition to being an odious racist, loomer is also a longtime trump fan, and she seems to think the aforementioned national security experts had a glaring deficiency, which was disloyalty to trump. this is the person who apparently now holds sway over national security and cyber security, at least in terms of personnel. joining us now is an actual expert in national security, cnn global affairs analyst brett mcgurk. he was the national security council's coordinator for the middle east and north africa during the biden administration, and s

i think elon musk, who just signed a merger between his ai company and twitter, is planning to use that own financial purposes, just like he is with treasury data and irs data. he has helped to execute the firing of thousands of irs employees. he's now talking about moving communications for social security to his platform. he's talking about closing offices across the country. you know, we have a social security office here in my district. and in fact, i'm planning to go down there tomorrow and meet with both the employees and the customers. and it's already difficult. you know, all of us have seniors and elders in our life. if you're spending hours and hours on the phone and you've already experienced, you know, your social security claim getting denied, that's literally the difference between somebody being on the streets and being able to eat or not. and so i think we really have to expose these guys for what they are, because this isn't just about giving billionaires more money. it's a cruel agenda to dismantle the fundamental framework that actually supports the people in our comm

but we heard even more pushback in an actual court, not just on twitter but in court. tell us what happened. >> look, it was drama. >> a series of. >> tense exchanges between this judge and lawyers for the justice department who would not say where mr. garcia is. they would not provide any details about steps they have taken to facilitate his return. this was extremely frustrating to the judge. she assigned them some homework here. now they have to do daily status reports, updating the court on the steps they are taking to facilitate his return. now, his lawyer spoke after court. let's take a listen to what he said. >> i don't think there's anyone in this country who believes the government when they say, well, we don't, you know, we don't know how to do this. we can't we can't figure out how to get someone out of a salvadoran jail. they got kristi noem out of a salvadoran jail, right? i mean, they can get kilmar abrego garcia out of that same jail. >> we'll see. they'll all be back in court on tuesday. the judge has ordered an additional hearing. >> but just as a note

and yeah, all he has done is created a b-grade twitter in which he's posting twitter posts claiming that he's cutting government spending. meanwhile, he's dropping millions of dollars in wisconsin "usa today" -- wisconsin today trying to buy a judicial race. and republicans in this body are running legislation this week to try to block the judiciary from holding and reigning in donald trump and elon musk from data mining, from firing federal employees, from freezing federal funds, and dismantling federal agencies. so it raises the question, what are they doing inside our federal agencies? and that is why today, i've introduced legislation and a resolution to get to the bottom of what elon musk and doge are doing with our data and how they are using artificial intelligence. now, last week, elon musk did an interview with his doge hackers on fox news, and yet he still will not come in front of this body under oath and testify. in that interview he claimed, as he's done many times, what he's using the data for is make the government more efficient. and yet, over the course of the last sever

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