pledge support on twitter google is to $933000000.00 for medical care. supplies are coming in from all around the world australia the u.s. russia china and the united arab emirates more than 40 countries have sent ventilators oxygen tanks protective gear and rapid tests even pakistan with which india has a tense relationship has pledged 8. earlier we spoke to our correspondent needed raw in mumbai and asked for its supplies that aid were reaching the places where they are needed most because india is a very big your goofy and info structure draws or it was more distinct. people have to say here's to us. that's why we listen to their stories reporter every weekend on t.w. . hospitals and morgues overflowing and states running out of that scene there is no sign of india's coronavirus crisis alleviating now companies joined the effort to deal with life threatening supply shortages also coming to the e.u. commission is accusing apple of unfairly squeezing out music streaming rivals in one of the biggest ever competition cases to hit the tech jobs and we take

todd rokita who is a republican went on to say that 5 firms facebook twitter google amazon and apple may have violated indiana's consumer laws he accused them of limiting people's access to content or by deleting or obscuring material reflecting a politically conservative point of view this follows a coordinated response from the tech firms in the wake of the january riots on capitol hill blocking the accounts of republicans including donald trump accused of undermining the 2020 presidential election results or inciting that unrest. florida governor republican rhonda santos is among the latest to be hit by alleged censorship without any warning or explanation you tube deleted his recent video of a roundtable discussion with scientists looking at public health issues during the pandemic legal analyst jennifer to master thinks the legal showdown between governments and big tech is only just beginning these big tech companies were had to had to adhere to their responsibilities the protocols equal application of the laws publicly provided provisions for how their platforms would operate

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facebook, twitter, google and apple control how americans communicate. what we see and don't see.what type of people we can interact with online. and even what language we are allowed to use. and we are adults. big tech employees donated $36 million to democrats last election and under $3 million to republicans. 92% went to democrats, 8% went to republicans. there is no competition. a tight knit band of corporate democrats control how we process information and what exactly that information is. their news product and their agenda has merged with the democratic party just as it's taken full control of the executive and legislative branch. what are they selling? fear. why? money and control. project veritas went undercover and spoke to a director at cnn and admitted playing the covid fear card for rates. >> bad news back to back doesn't do well in the it affects them directly. covid, gaining busters. -- gang busters. telling them how much people die every day. they are going to be like -- it's nothing that you are doing right now that makes we want to stick. put the numbers back up

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censorship of digital content todd rokita who is a republican went on to say that 5 firms facebook twitter google amazon and apple may have violated indiana's consumer laws they accuse them of limiting people's access to content by deleting or obscuring material reflecting a politically conservative point of view this follows a coordinated response from the tech firms in the wake of the january riots on capitol hill blocking the accounts of republicans including donald trump accused of undermining the 2020 presidential election results or inciting that unrest. florida governor republican ronda sanchez is among the latest to be hit by alleged censorship without any warning or explanation you tube deleted his recent video of a roundtable discussion with scientists looking at public health issues during the pandemic legal analyst jennifer to master thinks the legal showdown between government and big tech is only just the beginning these big tech companies were had to had to adhere to their responsibilities the protocols equal application of the laws publicly provided provisions for how their platfo

republican told repeater went on to say that the 5 firms facebook twitter google amazon and apple may have violated indiana's consumables he's accusing them of limiting people's access to content by deleting or obscuring material reflecting a politically conservative point of view follows a coordinated response from the tech firms in the wake of the january riots on capitol hill blocking the accounts of republicans including then president donald trump accused of undermining the president and true election in 2020 the result of that or inciting rest. of florida governor republican wrong to sound this is among the latest to be hit with alleged censorship without any warning or explanation you tube deleted his recent video of a roundtable discussion with scientists looking at public health issues during the pandemic. well live now to a legal analyst and jennifer damascus to talk more about this book into the program let's talk about what's happening in indiana that it's a bit of a david and goliath well this isn't it does he stand a chance by going after the big 5 with a consumer law. y

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kind of liability we want to have and liability shield we want to have for twitter, facebook, twitter, google, and something else. so, we can't decide, we have tried to get something through that makes sense. there is a public outcry from this. we will be doing something that will address this issue of regulating -- regulating their ability to regulate speech. sen. kaine: you are right that social media takes things that have existed forever, anonymous speech. we have a strong tradition in this country of allowing anonymous speech. everyone who wrote the federalist papers wrote them under pseudonyms, either to avoid persecution or other reasons. we allow freedom of speech of the time, and we allow all kinds of direct by having a bigger first amendment. thomas jefferson said the price of liberty is eternal vigilance and george orwell restated it as the price of liberty as eternal direct. meaning, if you allow liberty you will get stuff you don't like. that is our culture. i am intrigued -- there is one piece of legislation that the senate did a couple years ago that i don't know whether it is

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. >> sreenivasan: last week, the heads of facebook, twitter, and google testified before congress onorms handle disinformation and the spread of extremism online. the tech giants all say they do attempt to limit the spread of extremist speech and conspiracy theories, and block accounts trafficking in hate and violence. but, special correspondent simon ostrovsky found some of these grou are finding new ways to push their false narratives. this report is part of our ongoing initiative "exploring hate: anti-semitism, racism and extremism." >> freedom! >> reporter: for many, the failed january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol seemed like the high-water mark for a dangerous cocktail of right-wing ideologi that flourished during the trump era. but for hardcore supporters of the 45th president, the insurrection represented the beginning of a new resistance movement, a movement that's found new life on a platform all too familiar in the age of the lockdown: zoom. >> hi, i'm judy from nebraska. president trump is going to act, and you need to help him act. you need to get yourself ready. get food

month i have been that i was censored will be a platform and at least temporarily from both twitter and google go and. face but i have in me or the great barrington declaration which i'm one of the 3 authors of and it is very troubling and it traces of distrust both in science and in public health because if people see that these things cannot be debated freely why would they trust. scientists and all of the if they if you don't let everybody speak up and not have a frank discussion about these things now i've personally seen no problem with me where i said just think that some of your views may not be in line with the official governmental advice but what i see it as very problematic as far as labeling it would as misleading bitch assumes that the current advice is final and solid to be no government actually at this point of time. claims and the 2nd of all i think the 2nd problem is paralyzing it with your venting users from liking it from its meeting its both of which serves to preclude any further debate it may be irritating to all of us or specially to people who subscribe to the enlighte

facebook, twitter, and google's youtube. first, investors more or less held their breath today ahead of tech heavy weight alphabet reporting results after the bell. let's get to bloomberg's katie cry filled. -- griefeld. >> the s&p 500 ended a touch lower. the nasdaq 100 closing half a percent down. chips brought up the rear with the philly semiconductor index falling 0.8%. part of the reason we are seeing tech lag is because the bar is so high. rocketing higher since june, more so than the communication sector and broader s&p 500 index. that means that even though most tech companies have been beating estimates, they are not being rewarded in the stock market. the biggest winner so far this season are the small-cap stocks. russell 2000 companies have gained 0.9% on average the day after earnings. smaller companies surged 1.6% on average the next day. companies expected to benefit the most from the economy reopening, morhan big tech names. >> from small caps, let's go to semiconductors. they were lagging today. take a look a

kept up on the research with covid but yeah it is absolutely everything the big platforms twitter facebook google to prioritize. again and so far is the de-privatizing something it lessens the confidence we often have and what we see so to the extent they increase their active control on information rather than just being a neutral algorithm the more we have possibility the blind spot that could be counterproductive. the mecca question from richard. will free speech be a major issue in the 2022 midterms in 2024 presidential election and before you answer just to give a bit of context here you were talking earlier on about how issues that become politically polarized become particularly difficult to talk about and i think it's fair to say when you look at the conversation around free speech and cancel culture it does seem to be a set of issues that have that clinical balance i'm curious to hear your answer to the initial question about the midterms of the 2024 election in the west and the larger question about the political context around the importance of speaking your mind. >> yeah that is a sad

what the big platforms, twitter, facebook, google choose to prioritize. they de- prioritize something. it lessens the confidence we ought to have and whatever we see. to the extent that they increase their active control on information rather than being a neutral algorithm. the more and more we will have the possibility of a blind spot that could be counterproductive. >> a question, well free-speech be a major issue in the right terms and election? just to give a bit of context here, you are talking early on about how issues that become politically polarized become particularly difficult to talk about. when you look at the conversation around free speech and canceled culture, that this does seem to be an issue, a set of issues. i am curious to hear you answer the initial question about the midterms in the 2020 here in the u.s. in the larger question about the political context around the importance of speaking your mind. >> that is a kind of development that free-speech has become politicized. it is weird because, you know, the defense of free speech, i e

options poor reining in big tech company after holding that hearing with ceos of facebook, twitter and googlenth, we all remember. one of the things they want to do, fine big tech companies those with revenue of at least $1 billion or more define them. not looking to get rid of are section 230 entirely but could look at carving out big tech companies in section 230 liability protections especially if they use targeted behavioral advertising and require potentially five-year reauthorizations for section 230 protections and as well as potentially requiring an an appl process for moderation decisions. they're also looking to expand the law that protects children online and encourage tech companies to work more closely with law enforcement officials guys, this is really important because republicans have been all over the map on this issue this is an effort to build some consensus among the gop for one course of action, and then potentially introduce a bill on that that could possibly get bipartisan support this is about building that momentum and building consensus on capitol hill to actually ma

i asked google, facebook, twitter, i asked why they keep giving not just a platform, but a mega phoneople who spread lies about the shooting in my district. the people who target children, the survivors, their families. and we need more responsible, high quality journalism and fewer monetized mega phones that some use to attempt to destroy lies. how do we rebalance the scale? what are the main deponents of making online platforms take more responsibility for the content they carry and the leveling of the playing field that publishers and online platforms so that high quality content gets elevated over conspiracies and misinformation. >> thank you very much, congressman. i agree with you by the way. we want competition in the news media. but we currently have a market that suppresses it and makes it impossible to develop new and competitive voices. if you were going to build a new engine in local news, your fating a marketplace that suppresses the value of that content and makes it impossible to have new entrants. secondly to your point, i talked in other context about the role that se

but the big platforms twitter facebook google to prioritize and think again, so far to prioritize something is less than the confidence that we often see right. so to the extent that they increase their out of active control and information rather than just being unnatural algorithm, the more and more would have the possibility of the blind spots. that could be counterproductive. reihan: a question from richard, free speech be a major issue in the 2022 and 2024 presidential elections. before you answer just get a bit of context here, you are talking earlier on about how the issues that become politically polarized, becomes particularly difficult to talk about. i think it is fair to say that when you leave the conversation are free speech and cancel culture, that this does seem to be an issue or set of issues that has a kind of political and vandalism curious to hear you answer the initial question aboutl the midterm and a 24 presidential election here in the u.s. butel also the net kind of larger question about the political context around the importance of speaking your mind. hrishikesh: t

possibility given the power companies like and it's not just you tube that's the likes of facebook google twitter the influence that they can have but they can channel through all the people using their respective products is it too late to curb that power we've seen that lined up in front of authorities in recent weeks to look at that rabbit in the headlights if you have to say is there anything that can be done to rein them in or is it too late. there are several avenues that the federal government could take to rein them in but i don't know if we can expect to see those i mean there are rico and racketeering and corruption charges there's you know breaking great these companies up that are monopolies and do at the least there's certainly challenges to free speech censorship protecting 1st 1st member rights of american citizens there are issues with section $230.00 immunity which these companies get and are not living up. to their end of the bargain in order to receive the sort of a mutiny against libel and defamation so there are several avenues that could be taken to knock these companies dow

i would propose americans take a day off twitter, google, facebook, one day, not a long term statementctually just decided on the 15th day of next month to to stop using these platforms. maybe they would get the idea everybody is not on board with this. in fact half the country is not. i think it is an outrage and i don't really know any other way its going to stop. stuart: well-said, liz. i before we go i hope you don't mind if i ask you about bitcoin and coinbase. you're an investor. would you ever consider dabbling in bitcoin? would you consider dabbling in bitcoin when coinbase guess public? you're smiling. will you tell us? >> i don't dabble in bitcoin, stuart. i don't know how to value it. i think the blockchain mechanism behind bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies is a real valuable situation but i worry they are get in on currencies, like bitcoin and coinbase as a protection sy for investing in these currencies. they are thinking they are on the ground level of some big new revolution that may be true, but it is also the case these pioneers in the groundbreaking technologies are

why is twitter not resonating with advertisers in the way facebook and google are? we will find out. emily: thank you so much. we are sticking with amazon. let's take a deeper dive. let's bring in long time amazon veteran, melissa. huge numbers. lots of momentum. i wonder if this is the last quarter they will have that boost. what happens in the next quarter? melissa: this, i don't know if it is the last golden quarter, but starting q2, that will get harder. a very fine line item in this report, they mentioned prime day would be in q2 this year. that is an interesting data point. they are able to pull forward demand to q2 to help them, similar to what they did before. emily: that is interesting, moving prime day to june. do they need prime day to meet those numbers? melissa: absolutely. they are looking at comps year over year, and the only way to drive that demand is to move that event, like they did last year for q4. usually it is in the middle of summer, a dead month, so that's why they did that, last year, they moved it from july to october to move forward deman

we saw facebook and google blown out of the water and then twitter shares plunging. d from the cfo. what is happening? -- we saw facebook and google blow it out of the water and twitter shares plunging. >> there is a joke that google does its best to keep its take raise within a small band each quarter, to make sure it is not really upset regulators, you know. they were not even able to come close to that this quarter because there is so much money flowing in, and e-commerce has done so well, that they were not able to keep that in check, lower than they wanted, you know. i do not think that is going to change considering the directionality we are seeing in the dictations. a similar thing happened to facebook. i think we will see it the board when the rest of the e-commerce companies report. the readthrough from google is amazing. emily: so, do you think the momentum these companies are seeing now is going to stick? what happens after the economy is open for a few months, then what? >> right. looking at other sectors, what we are seeing is the expectations for consume

twitter. ed ludlow, bloomberg news, san francisco. annmarie: big tech bulls through the pandemic. interesting amazon and googleacebook did so well with advertising, but not twitter. very quickly, we are seeing exceptionally strong growth in earnings. will it last? yves: i think we are seeing the impact of the recession that was in may. a recession that happened by decree when we moved to lockdowns. that has distorted macro data. above and beyond, the earnings power of the s&p 500 has been very strong. this is reflecting that. all the indicators confirm it will be very small. annmarie: i'm annmarie: 6:30 a.m. in the city of london. this is daybreak europe and here is what you need to know. china's crackdown on big tech widens as regulators tighten the screws on tencent and jd.com. global coronavirus cases top $150 million -- 150 million. business is booming. amazon shares pop in extended trade as first quarter revenue surges. good morning to you. data crossing the terminal. the estimate was for no growth. the year on year we are coming in 1.5%. the survey was for 1%. consumer spending though a little later for

those documents reveal that state official to pressure the social media companies, the big ones, google twitteracebook to censor social media post they didn't like and that wouldn't help them about the 2020 election.id a state agency successfully pressured youtube to block a video about mailing voting. some of the states documents were compiled by the firm, its top client? joe biden. the host of rising, happy to have him on tonight, you could be a fervent biden voter and still think that maybe thisig looks like the end of democracy or am i overstating it? >> no you're not. youtube, and many of these were built on the bedrock principle of free speech. this is what you would see in china. the communist chinese party runs the chinese government which are then dispersed to the chinese tech companies who decided that oceana has always been at war with east asia or eurasia and that is something that they have come to live with their in china. this is something a one-party state like california in particular for the intertwining of party with the government and the large tech companies who are then li

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it seems twitter's ad model does not have the same residence with advertising buyers that facebook and google saw. shery: you can turn to your bloomberg for more on those amazon and twitter earnings. tliv for an analysis. alex is the portfolio manager and cio of the wisdom tree leaders. in the meantime, let's get more on the broader markets with the head of research and strategy at global x etf. great to have you with us. it seems right now when we look at our earnings that if during the pandemic it was indiscriminate love for all these tech giants, markets have become more discerning. how are you differentiating between them? >> what we are seeing from our perspective is a lot of these tech themes people would thought putter out -- people thought would putter out, have continued a lot of the momentum. the microsoft sedo said they thought they would see a deceleration in the adoption of digital technologies. we are continuing to see an acceleration. there are a lot of consumer dollars that need to be spent. a lot of that money is being filtered toward cloud-based technologies, streaming

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companies like twitter, facebook and google could face massive fines that continue to grow every dayian remains silent. here now is steve hilton, you know him well a good friend, hosted "the next revolution" sundays at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. i love coming on your show. it's a pleasure to host you today, steve. thank you for joining me. >> it's a pleasure. what a fantastic show so far. it all connects, doesn't it? because the fighting spirit that we saw your conversation with stephen, just like we're seeing now with governor desantis hitting back at this outrageous censorship from big tech politically motivated, of course. we have to fight back across-the-board. >> tammy: this is what i love doing your show. we deal about the issues. we don't just complain. you come with solutions. of course, the populism, we've discussed that directly, but the positive nature of being able to move forward and solve problems, we've discussed the big tech issue it clearly is a tyrannical dynamic. in this case in florida, really, the fine could be up to $250,000 a day, steve, which is -- which will hur

attorney general told me he is investigating big tech companies like apple, amazon, facebook, google and twitterlimiting conservative content. the company did not respond to fox news's request for comment, but he pointed to the investigation in indiana saying it is evident that there is a bias by some tech companies towards the left and asked, quote, why would you want to allow the same individuals to have control over the process of elections? cook says he thinks the us may be having the wrong conversations about voting rights, officials should be focusing on ways to use new technology in the process. lawrence: thanks. jillian: san francisco highschooler stunned the board of education during the zoom meeting. watch this. >> i am here to honestly ask the board of education to pull it together. this feels like a runaway train. it is falling apart. jillian: calling on the boards get their act together amid infighting over renaming 44 schools which the board said were linked to racism was the education board voted to suspend its renaming plan. students and parents, retired navy seal joined us in th

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twitter has told employees they can work from home indefinitely. google says it wants workers in the united states to be back on site, at least partially by september. after that, anyone wanting to work remotely for more than 14 days a year will have to apply for special permission. as employer's thing about life after the pandemic, what lessons should they and we as workers take? to discuss that, we have our guest. are y surprised t see companies like google saying they expect people to go back to the office? milena: that is not surprising at all, with vcinations underway in many countries, it is for that companiesre eager have their employees back at the office. you can also see companies who have already announced that they will want to do teleworng indefinitely. for most companies, i expect the reality will be somewhere in the middle. a hybrid working mode where some days, workers will wear from the office and some days, there was a stand home. >> self-employed people could give us word about this. milena: there are several parallels. both the self-em

. >> reporter: maybe the bigger problem for facebook's mark zuckerberg and twitter's jack dorsey and google'sr pachai is republicans and democrats have opposite complaints. >> twitter is editing and censoring and silencing -- >> reporter: saying big tech snuffs out unpopular views. democrats say they give oxygen to the false and inflammatory. >> that attack and the movement that motivated it started and was nourish your platforms. >> reporter: the platform to spread a message used to be a public space like new york's union square. even there rallies the city didn't like conveniently shrank when the park was packed with trees and benches. and on one of those benches we welcomed competing views on redesigning the internet. >> i tweet quite often. i'm conservative, and i'm controversial. >> reporter: mike davis founded the internet accountability project. you believe these should be free speech platforms with less regulation than there is today. >> yes. >> reporter: he wanted to talk about there "new york post" story alleging corruption by hunter biden that was blocked by twitter and demoted by

twitter? >> and the googles of the world and snap it's a show me stock i don't own it, i don't plan to own itmes to rest. management does have a plan, they're very much in the brand advertising and very little in the direct monetization aspect which everybody else is in the problem with this is that the user engagement looks to be down they were talking long-term growth just at the end of february of 20 plus percent. now it's looking more like 11% to 13% in user growth. that's the problem where do advertisers want to go? to the greatest platform. >> two minutes left of the session. mike, some proper taking after a great month. what do the internals show >> there's definitely an undertow of trimming back of positions. it's well over 2-1 to the negative side so whether that is a month end kind of shifting portfolios around or not, you did have some give back right there. we want to look at the consumer sector, equal weighted index versus consumer staples. during the month, you really still have had a cyclical tone to the market, even though the overall market hasn't done anything in two weeks.

but talking about the advertising boom that you were just speaking to, facebook and google, the thing is twitterng from that in the same way. it only had revenue growth of 28% in the quarter just reported. that met expectations, but it is much smaller than the growth seen for some of those other advertising competitors. the outlook also missed, so that stock is down by 12.5% in premarket trading. western digital is higher. it beat on the current quarter, eight on the outlook. it is benefiting from demand for those memory chips. texas roadhouse, apparently people are very hungry for stake and ribs as the economy reopens. they are going to that restaurant chain. it beat on the outlook. it is higher by about 3%. but we have to talk about one of the other themes you mentioned, and that is the supply shortage, specifically in semiconductors. we have serious logic moving down. the company is blaming supply challenges. you have another apple supplier, skyworks solutions. at outlook -- it's outlook beat, but it is down in premarket trading. become an he reported more than 30% decline in revenue for -- t

the vaccines are being advertised in argentina brazil and mexico the body's working with google facebook and twitter to curb fake news to stem conspiracy theories that encourage vaccine has density last month police in china and south africa seize thousands of doses of fake covert 19 vaccines at least 80 people were arrested in china. the military in chad has promised free and fair elections within 18 months of the death of the president at a battle yesterday the rest against the armed forces is growing with unions threatening strikes and rebels planning a march on the capital of morgan reports from germany. it is that he was president of chad for 3 decades on the day of the news of his death it was announced his son mohamed will lead the country for the next 18 months as head of the transitional military council abderrahim yunus the head of the government a was a party says there are reasons for the military to take charge. it's understandable that the constitution says the speaker of parliament should be in charge but it's also understandable why the military is the one in charge what needs to hap