twitter twitter is crazy shit is that your theory is the media is not coming to her what do you think she people do have these such black or white images of hillary do you blame the camera do you think the camera gets in the way of hillary connecting with people i think the problem hillary has faced is she's been in public life for 30 over 30 years and. she has pushed the boundaries of what women have been allowed to do what they've been observed to do you know she's tried and have it roles that are largely been inhabited by men and that has made a lot of people uncomfortable she's defined by monica lewinsky and what her husband did in the white house and she's also defined by losing the election 2016 but yes do you she trying to escape those 2 big definers i mean i think she tries and not look back because it's too painful and you just never get anything done i think she's someone who's very forward looking. and just saying ok how can i continue to help do things that i want to get done and not examine these things obviously they come back to haunt her all the time so it's hard to escape but i think she very she very purposely doesn't you know she doesn't go on twitter and look at what people are saying i mean she's aware of this but she doesn't indulge herself in it so the otherwise you couldn't get anything done. today hillary clinton said for the 1st time that she will endorse the candidate the nominee who's chosen at the democratic national convention this summer but but she still can't bring yourself to say you will support bertie seniors and we knew what she says in your documentary about bernie do you think this illustrates what her detractors say that when it comes to hillary clinton she's never really on the street with you where you never know what she's been on that she's always the politician with you know i mean it's funny you say that because i've been around her were from the beginning she says who ever becomes of them i mean maybe it's the 1st time you heard say it but she has actually because i've been around her a lot said i would endorse any candidate because she is determined to support and get change our administration now when

black twitter 01’ you're disappointed. black twitter or white twitter. white twitter? it is hectic. i've reared you guys to be racist, but the reality is it's the first time i'm stepping into a black family under the context of possible in laws, you know? somehow it sits differently, but it goes back to what you were saying, that people are not ready to have the difficult conversations stop the it's just sensitive, everything is so sensitive, everything is so sensitive around the race issue. because i lived in apartheid, those divides were real. i remember being so angry divides were real. i remember being so angry with my parents and my grandparents for not doing something about it. how could we be part of such a cruel and unfair system and you allowed it. when you have that kind of purpose, of course i'm going to have kids that i've raised that is free of that reality, but i'm also human and i come from a certain community so, you know, it does go deeper. more than 500 kilometres south—east ofjoburg, durban has the largest indian origin population in a

twitter bubble. you're saying twitter as in real life? >> it affects real life. >> will you say that please again loudly for the people in the back? >> twitternot real life, but it has a disproportionate share. we have to recognize most voters are not on twitter and they're seeing a very different race than the one we're seeing every day. >> it's not really the people with the loud mouths and -- people with the loudest voice on twitter. >> yeah, there's a group of people on twitter politically engaged. but most voters have not tuned into this race at all. >> do you think democrats are doing a good job so far, the ones with this because you give some really, really good advice and i'm not sure if they are paying attention. >> i think these candidates have to try to persuade the exact voters we're talking about to win the nomination. >> are you perplexed or surprised by bloomberg considering he's only been in ads and -- >> i think $300 million worth of ads can buy you a lot. the i think the question will be is this real support a sugar high? what happens when bloomberg the man becomes bloomberg the man with a record. >> we were out of time lik

it people pay attention to. >> if that person left the twitter, how much would twitter stock fall if president trump just said, i'm done with twitterm building my own twitter. >> that would have assumed there would have been a twitter spike when he became the president, which also didn't happen. >> but i don't think anybody expected this kind of twitter activity from the man. >> look, the conundrum i see with twitter is a product one which is to say why is it that twitter has my attention but that the advertising does not? >> well, so the daily -- >> that's the fundamental problem. >> daily engagement rose 29% how many ads have you clicked on twitter. >> that's my point a, i rarely see ads and they don't work on instagram, every ad is beautiful. every ad i get sucked into >> the formatting is different on twitter >> i get it. that's a product issue >> andrew, i take the counter side it's not good now. there's an opportunity there and there's a mote around this business there's no real competition to twitter information feed at this point. if they can actually get it right, there's a lot more upside here i'm not saying they're going

twitter platform. how is twitter shaping the u.s. elections in asian social media? maya: twitterpart of elections. if you take all of the past years, whether it is governments or government candidates coming out and being able to put their principles out there, whether it is consumers interacting with the candidates, this is something twitter has always been at the forefront of. last year, we had so many elections across asia. we saw this play out in many ways. we expect this will continue to happen with the u.s. elections this year as well. haslinda: how is twitter fighting fake news? what is the priority for twitter? maya: we are vigilant about misinformation. we have invested heavily in technology, particularly, to be proactive when it comes to trends and search and other common areas. one example, we are talking so much about the coronavirus now -- we launched an initiative where we tweaked the search prompt for any users searching about health issues -- the top answers come back from authoritative sources like ministries of health. it is a way for us to get authentic informa

twitter. i've heard of plaque twitter correspondence. >> i meant twitter in general. >> in terms of its power?s of influence. i also think it is hard to escape the noise of what twitter creates when that type of information gets disseminated and starts to get trending online. >> and black twitter is real. i know. trust me. >> it's real. >> thank you both. i appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> a great book. thank you. >> thanks for watching, everyone. our coverage continues. ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) once-weekly ozempic® is helping many people with type 2 diabetes like james lower their blood sugar. a majority of adults who took ozempic® reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. here's your a1c. oh! my a1c is under 7! (announcer) and you may lose weight. adults who took ozempic® lost on average up to 12 pounds. i lost almost 12 pounds! oh! (announcer) ozempic® does not increase the risk of major cardiovascular events like heart aac and i only have to take it once a week. oh! ♪ oh, oh, oh, ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) ozempic® should not be the first medicine for treating diabetes, or

twitter's year i was wrong about twitter. i said yesterday i wouldn't own it stephanie link had an incredible call on it maybe they figured it out this time maybe it is up, up, and away so i missed it but i can't own them all i have to go with what i want. let me give an addendum on the value versus growth. the genesis of value is that the consultants that drive a lot of the funds to the institutional holders say i have got to put new a box. >> yeah. >> you can't say well look i look at stocks bottoms up and i go with execution and so forth they say are you value are you growth are you garp you have got to identify yourself as to what you are. that's the genesis of the value growth debate. i don't have to have a label i go where the best opportunities are, could be ibm, qualcomm, could be microsoft. >> you mentioned the call that stephanie link made on twitter let's bring her in on the phone. steph are you there? >> i am here. >> congrats on the move. i am hearing from people too who want me to tell you congratulations and thank you. that's partly what this program tries to be, right, giving people sound investment advice some people took yours and bought twitter as i said, the stock is up better than 17%. >> it was a good quarter but the setup actual low was very favorable heading in. the stock was down 27% from its high headed into the quarter and you had just two analysts just in this past week issue cautionary previews. so the expectations were really low. that said the quarters with really god average monetizible daus, up 5% sequentially, and year over year total revenues beat up 11% ad revenues beat, up 12% all of these numbers are good. i think the real reason the stock has taken off is because the guidance actually was pretty good in terms of expenses. i had expected them to be much higher than 20%. and it was 20% so overall, pretty

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twitter? >> twitter said they weren't going to do it. >> mark zuckerberg is watching, what do you say to him? >> mark, your company is contributing to the disintegration of the democracy. if you're an american and care about the country your kids will inherit, have facebook step up and say they will not be untrue political ads on your platform. >> you'll make them. what do you mean by make? >> my first preference is sit down with a major organization like facebook and say do the right thing. if they don't want to, we have a legislature for a reason. we should pass a law saying facebook shouldn't have verify bli false political advertisements. and if they do they should pay a penalty accordingly. >> on the board of the college democrats and says currently he's supporting mayor pete buttigieg. >> sorry about that. >> my question is teen suicide is on the rise in the united states. what would you do make sure teens and young adults get the mental health care to prevent tragedies. >> thank you for the question. i'm so passionate about addressing the mental health crisis in our country. my brother is a clinical psychology professor. i know that we can do much more for people who are struggling. we need to invest in counselling and therapy at the high school level at a minimum. make it so if you do have struggles you have a resource. i'm going to tie back in technology to this. the mental health crisis among young people, anxiety and depression. antisocial impulses. spiked when we got smart phones and social media apps into teenagers hands. i was an awkward 12 year-old kid. not that you can tell now i don't know. when i was 12, if i went home and closed the door i felt like i was alone. today if you're 12 you close the door your classmates are still in the room with you. you can take out your phone. you know who doesn't let their kids use these social media apps and smart phones? the folks in silicon valley who made millions off them. if you want to go to a screen free environment go to silicon valley. there are no screens in sight. we need to get therapists in place and counsellors. destigmatize the struggles. i would have a psychologist in the white house. that was a good idea even before the current administration. it sends a clear message we all struggle and that will encourage people to step forward. let companies know the mental health of kids is more important than profit. >> another issue that effecting mental health for many americans. substance abuse. you want to legalize marijuana but you want to decriminalize small amounts of opioid like heroin and fentanyl. everyone sanders made it clear marijuana is not the same as heroin. what do you say to voters who think it's a bridge too far? >> it was a high school student who told me that his classmates have fentanyl patches on their shoulder and are addicted. they'll never seek help because it's illegal. we said what will we do for them? the fact is this epidemic this opioid plague tearing apart your communities for years is a plague that our government facilitied essentially. a non-addicting wonder drug. and more prescriptions in the state of ohio than human beings in the state of ohio. at one point. and our government signed off on that and said it's okay. we're still struggling with the impact to this day. the question is how are you going to help people actually get better and stronger and get off the drugs? first you have to get back all the blood money from the drug companies. take the billions of dollars away and say this will be a down payment on treatment for our people to help them get stronger and better. the second thing you have to do is say to the people this is not an individual failing, this is plague that the government essentially helped happen. it's a plague of hyper capitolism run amuck. if we catch you struggling with drugs we'll refer you to counselling and treatment. not a prison cell. this is what other countries have done. it reduced sub dance abuse rates and over dose rates. and this is what we should do in the united states of america. bernie is wrong on this. >> when people hear decriminalize. they think legalize. there's a difference. it's not what you mean. you don't want to legalize heroin. or fentanyl. >> no. >> explain the difference. >> you say to your police department, essentially we should stop prosecute r this crime if someone is an addict and has drugs below a certain level. if they're a dealer and profiting they go to jail. if they are struggling with addiction they shouldn't head to jail. they should be heading to counselling and treatment. and safe injection sites. if someone is recovering they have somewhere to go. in new hampshire an emt saved someone from over dose one week and the following week, saving the same person in the same place. over and over again. then one time he gets there and it's too late. that person is dead. fourth or fifth tile he saved that individual in that apartment. and he said to me, we need some place for the person to go after i save them. so i don't have to try and save them again the following week. >> you know it effects not just that individual. it effects the entire family. what do you do for families suffering from addiction? not just them personally. maybe a family member. >> that's exactly right. these are not isolated problems. they are destroying families and communities. there's nothing we can do to get people back. give them a real path forward. if they are struggling with addiction, imagine a world where you can refer them to treatment and there's not a fear they were getting thrown in jail. an actual place they can go physically that has treatment resources available to them. and don't have to come home and go home alone where you were worried about them. don't be alone, go to this place where someone will look after you. and make sure you don't overdose. >> what i'm trying to get at is, if you want to take the stigma away you have to involve the family. many times in the family is embarrassed by it. or think there's a stigma. i'm asking you what do you do for the family of the individual to try to help? >> when i talk to family members, their first concern is not the stigma. their first concern is whether the loved one will get well and treatment and not overdose. so if you are relative, your brother or son is struggling, you would be thrilled to have some place to go with them. you are concerned about life and safety than you are what the neighbors think. >> thank you for answering that. >> jane a retired teacher from new hampshire. she is undecided. >> on fwoing going fun thing. >> gun violence reached epidemic proportions. each time another shooting occurs politicians offer prayers and thoughts. but do nothing concrete to stop another tragic shooting from occurring. if republicans control the senate, how do you get common sense gun legislation passed? >> thank you for what you do for kids over the years. i have a child that is autistic in special needs. i appreciate what you have done. my son had active shooter drills and he's four years old. i looked at the studies i could find and that active shooter drills make kids safer, and i couldn't find any evidence they do. i tried to find evidence that the shooter drills make kids anxious and concerned, stressed out, and confused and i found a stack. we should be making active shooter drills optional for families and not require them at government level. the parents want them, great. if they don't want to send kids the message they have to be in fear of classmates and could be in danger at any moment. that should be the parents and community choice. that said how do we get the common sense gun safety laws that the vast majority of americans agree on passed? the problem is that the nra has a strangle hold on a certain number of legislators who feel like their seat will be in jeopardy if they go against the lobby. this is the drug companies and the tech companies and the fossil fuel companies. if we're going to pass common sense gun safety laws in the country, we need to actually break the lobbyist strangle hold in the government. my proposal to do that is put 100 democracy dollars in the hands of every american around the country. give to any candidate or campaign you want each year. use it or lose it. if we were to do this we should wash out the lobbiest cash by four to one. and legislators would feel free to vote conscience and what constituents want. that would help us pass gun safety laws in the country. there's a lot we can do as we trying to get the laws passed. there's a whole string of causes that contribute to gun violence in our community. we have to face facts 98% of the shooter in the school environment are boys. we have a real boy to men problem. in this country. as the father of an autistic son, i know if you have the wrong boy in the wrong school, very bad things can happen. generally just to that boy and his family. but sometimes something that's external in the community. too many schools don't have a appropriate resources for kids who are neurologically struggling and get pushed to the side. the united states congress funds 15% of special needs education resources for our kids. i want to take that to 100% and get this burden off communities. i want to invest in the mental health insure and decrease the supply of guns in the country. through a evergreen buy back in effect. any time a gun owner wants to sell a gun. they can sell it to the government to get the supply down and offer every gun owner in the country a complimentary upgrade. they can fire the gun on the palm print and size of their hand. if the gun is taken by their kid it's useless. if you're a gun owner you like this personal upgrade. it makes the gun cooler. it's a james bond personalization. only i can fire this. show your friends. it makes us safer. there are things to attack the problem at every loefl from family and school. and mental health infrastructure. the supply of guns. you're right it needs to start at the top and break the strangle hold of the nra on legislators and vote along with the will of the american people. >> can we talk about -- as i'm standing here listening to you. you have been very open about your son with autism. as a parent of a child with autism that will that inform you as president in term of policy and how you conduct yourself the message you send to parents and people dealing with autism? >> what i say is that special needs and autism are the new normal in the country. how many of you have someone in your family or community with special needs or autism or neurologically a typical? nearly every hand. we have to stop pretending there's normal and people in this category. it's the new normal. i love my son to death i'm very proud of him. i'm not the first presidential candidate to have autism in my family. for whatever reason i'm the only one to talk about it openly. that's positive in ferm terms of moving the country forward and support families to a higher level. if you intervene at the right stage of development you can make a world of difference. and this investment can yield dividends for decades. we should making investments in kids in this country right now. >> thank you for your candor or that. we'll be right back. more with andrew yang after this. sleep number event on the sleep number 360 smart bed. can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds. only for a limited time you can't always stop for a fingerstick.betes with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painless, one-second scan you can check your glucose with a smart phone or reader so you can stay in the moment. no matter where you are or what you're doing. ask your doctor for a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day system. you can do it without fingersticks. learn more at freestylelibre.us. this is charlie not coughing because he took delsym 12-hour. and this is charlie still not coughing while trying his hardest not to wake zeus. delsym 12-hour. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. tthe bad news? 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>> if you want to make a lot of money follow me on twitter time i pick the right sports team. that's it. >> you feel vindicated? >> that's it. >> i was worried. i thought they came back. i was worried about the chiefs in the beginning. they are the come back team. >> it's great, i have gotten my bad sports picks out of the way. now i don't feel pressure. >> you have several issues on your web site. regulating poker and eliminating the penny. are those issues that you wish you were getting more attention in the race? >> they're relatively minor in this the scheme of american life. i'll use the penny as an example. it costs more than one cent to produce each penny. it's bad for the environment. spending $25 million producing pennies more than they're worth. and who wants to get stuck behind the person in line? i don't. getting rid of the penny is what helped speed up our economy and save our environment. >> how do you say cents. like 16 cents? >> i don't know. other countries have done the same thing. things get priced in fives and zeros. >> ba

twitter. my twitter? what about my twitter? it goes kind of deep. eanings possibly and he is like that is some of it but he was very vague. jillian: let's look at one of these controversial tweets people view as controversial, quote, getting my boys trained up on how to use a gun in the unlikely event bernie sanders beats donald trump in 2020 which case knowing how to effectively use a gun under socialism will be a must. by the way most head shots were there's. do you see how that could be taken as a threat to some people as crossing the line? >> i don't see it as a threat. i've two young boys, trying to turn little boys into women. i take pride in doing manly things with my boys, teaching them how to safely operate a gun and in no way, shape or form did i ever say we will assassinate bernie sanders. it was simply a quip about socialism. you see what socialism does to countries around the world and if it comes to play, you need to safely operate a gun. jillian: aubrey huff made multiple comments on social media that are unacceptable and run counter t

twitter is twittering very laughable make fun of it but don't americans like it kind of was going to say today they like it they read it i don't think it's constructive i know they has an impact he is correct he can speak over the new york times and the l.a. times and the wall street journal he can say what he wants and there are about 3000000 people he's got more followers but there are about 3000000 people who read him every day and it doesn't matter what he says they love it. but it's not constructive it's a lot helpful. because there's too much anger on twitter there's too much this isn't this just too much a negative tweet is 3 times more likely to be. liked and forwarded than a positive tweet a negative tweet is so much more likely to be remembered than a positive and that's a problem for each for our political system franklin's or john many times and great guests thank you very and and you look great of so they'll see you thank you to franklin's we thank him for his time today and thank you for joining me on this edition of politicking remember you can join the conversation on my facebook page or tweet me at kings things and don't forget to use the politicking ash tag and that's all for this edition of politicking. there are some russian spy. i'm a journalist it's all i know being a truth teller people say i make a man come from a good uses like a jackhammer to drill down to find the truth. because it's time to do news again and question more. there are some russian spy. still must execute. them but. surely can't. imagine anyone else. and

in the context of twitter, twitter does $2.5 billion of revenue a year, and youtube did -- eight timess forked up the promise subscriptions. they didn't break out subscription numbers, only the advertising numbers. that would be the disappointment for a lot of analysts who expected considerably more than that. anna: we did get some more disclosure from alphabet than we previously received. alex: we didn't know at all. a big data point. the biggest threat at the moment and one way in which they are interestingly using youtube is to try to fend off amazon. amazon is stealing share from them now, and amazon has a little more intelligence because it knows when you bought something. google can guess what drives a sale, and amazon knows it, because you have amazon.com. google is using youtube to sell things. if you look at a major -- makeup video, for example, you can click on buying the makeup in the video. that helps google, for the moment really struggling to fend off amazon. matt: what is your take on these trillion dollar behemoths? are they worth the valuations investors are paying? co

twitter out with surprising numbers. we discussed twitter numbers with the social network's chief financial officer. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: it was a better than expected quarter for twittering estimates for revenue and the number of daily users. twitter gives credit to product improvements and personalized content. they have 152 million people logging in daily on average. 21% more than one year ago. i got details from the cfo. ted: we are so pleased with our daily active user growth. 21% growth means we are making it easier to find what people are looking for, allowing them to follow topics and not just accounts. you do not have to know who you want to follow. you want toknow file -- follow the 49ers then we do the hard work for you. we have 1700 topics you can follow across six languages. that is a great example of some of the things we have done. taylor: what has been the biggest challenge behind the improvements? ted: going back a couple of years, twitter was not good at moving fast at testing and having the confidence to try new things. -- we are more sacred moving faster and trying things, whether it is allowing people to come back and forth between a chronological

twitter. tweets. well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy i would want to thank our guest stacy herbert if i could just on twitter it's real max kaiser or a kaiser report or stacy herbert or kaiser report stacey herbert and real max kaiser think twitter trifecta and so next time i go. you know. i knew. you were. going to lose. partial results are released from the democratic party caucus in the u.s. and state of i why after an embarrassing delay caused by technical difficulties. the arrest of an alleged war criminal who lived in hungary and then france on a student visa raises questions over his own islamic extremists entering the e.u. . a few presidents have put in an air to want speak by phone after turkey holds joint patrols with russia in syria over a deadly shelling incident.

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twitter, but. twitter has become his unofficial press secretary. and it is causing a lot of problems, what do you think given fact he is 73, the likelihood maybe he will have his tweets run by a few people before sending them out to twitterere. >> i think a lot has to do with context, there are certain political situation, the twitter is a good them, to my mind you would want to run things past people to get a sounding board, if you talk about pending criminal cases. where we want those decided by the rule of law, in court, and we don't want to create the impression that political pressure is determining who gets indicted or the result, that is never a good context to be tweeting in. david: i wanted to -- this is not takes place in a political vacuum. something else out there, a lot of democrats have been suggests before that interview, that william barr should be dismissed or god forbid impeached, a sound bite from nancy pelosi. >> we can't let this moment go unremarked. what the attorney general has done, we should be calls for resignation of the attorney general. and if he won't resign, attorney general can bis impeached. david: that was not nancy pelosi that was elizabeth warren but they are saying the same. is there

live on twitter. >> if you go to gop leader, and twitter i will put a pull at their about the most important thing that we are concerned about in here. go in there, boat and we will let twitterhe women concerned about what they are doing. [applause]. '[applause]. thank you guys. [applause]. next, more from the conservative and national harbor, maryland and secretary of state, mike pompeo. he discusses a ran

twitter. well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy i want to thank our guest stacy herbert if i can just on twitter it's real max kaiser or a kaiser report or stacy herbert or kaiser report stacey herbert enrile max kaiser at the twitter trifecta and so next time i go. so the politicians have basically stuck the american public with the bellotti to negotiate for drugs and both parties who are financed very heavily by the pharmaceutical industry have done this so when your own people vote they should look at how much does this politician get from the power pharmaceutical industry. and i mean i'm of the school entire system i found a way to go through a suit because somebody could still mukti it i. was in this way got to doubt it so hard not to think of the mother disappeared this moment the work of a coward and i don't mean to start then if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights in his room waiting. for. the floor you can feel the fee will sound is worthless woody allen called the ability to put the payment on the. what i think is this is the fans that is a constant. greetings and salyut shims we here in the united states my friends we love our super bowls we love our fried foods we love o

live on twitter. >> if you go to gop leader, and twitter i will put a pull at their about the most important thing that we are concerned about in here. go in there, boat and we will let twittere women concerned about what they are doing. [applause]. '[applause]. thank you guys. [applause]. student there are a lot of ways to follow this highly competitive election season on c-span network, but probably the fastest and the easiest, is on the web at cspan.org. we have among other things, our campaign 2020 and record calendar as a result maps of all of the upcoming primaries, and carcasses including super tuesday. there is the event tracker, this is a tool for quick and easy search of the 2020 candidates. our coverage based on the candidates, the topics, the events and locations of the campaign trails. and of course the state-by-state results broken down by the candidate, the county in the district. only from the presidential candidates but also the upcoming senate, house and governors races. and our scheduling information. it is free, and it's easily accessible, it's all there. as cspan.org. next, more from the conservative and national harbor, maryland and secretary of state,

twitter. thanks a lot for your time now why exactly do you have a problem with being blocked by was 70 on twitter. think it's so much for. 'd this talk show myself being if we don't like the president or. he blocked me on twitter. for just because i don't know the reasons why i hate old you know me found you know on the commander in chief well source that in my opinion is 100 year history of it for him to make patients so irate or seek justice because you never give me a fair hearing and i'm always wondering what the day may be that really seemed to present lucky and maybe we ought to answer. ok now some may argue why make a big deal out of if you were just blocked on twitter what's the big deal. yes actually done that was based on the you know that we've lost in the if it connection with our leaders. home. aero social media has made it you know global village because we can't easily without leaders so the easiest way for me to say this information from might lead to a social media and that's really there so when the president blocks and needs that he's denying the. city formation in general and frankly to my for the most speech and israel also bikini. which is unconstitutional and how i use it and to look it

twitter was like twitter where there is a by reality that can happen but with we chat if you have something within a group. you know it might go from group to group of people sharing app but it's not it doesn't have the same kind of viral effect that that twitter dies but yeah i think that there is there's definitely concern about how what you share in a wheelchair. group and what happens is that if the person who is the administrator of the group is the one who is held accountable so so if you are administering ministering a group your the onus is on you to and the incentive is there to be very careful about what people are posting within that group and what that does is it creates a silencing effect where if anything is possibly risky they shut it down and that and the ripple effect of this is i think. this kind of thing it's not the only effect but i think this is one ripple effect of that i mean to do you think this whole issue is going to full so the chinese authorities to look at this in a different way of how they manage information even if as you said there is a concern to make sure that rumors don't go rampant do you think the lesson is going to be taken back that this is not the way that information from doctors can be handled in the

twitter. >> reporter: a twitter war heating up between president trump and one of the men who wants to take his job. the president took aim at former mayor, mike bloomberg, saying, "mini-mike is a 5'4" mass of dead energy who does not want to be on the debate stage with these professional politicians. no boxes, please." bloomberg responded, writing, "we know many of the same people in new york. behind your back, they laugh at you and call you a carnival barking clown. they know you inherited a fortune and squandered it with stupid deals and incompetence. i have the record and the resources to defeat you, and i will." >> trevor: oooooo! ( cheers and applause ) ooooh! oooh! this is crazy! two mega-rich dudes dishing to each other in the most personal way. it would be like if a rap battle was on cnbc. and the sad part, the sad part for me is that billionaire fueds used to be so much more dignified, you know. back in the day, it wasn't on twitter. they would be like, "mr. trump, i have commissioned a devastating opera that disparages both you and your lineage." "well, master bloomberg, at this very moment, a team of artesians is sculpting a middle finger from the world's finest italian marble. in eight to nine months, you will be truly owned." but right now, donald trump is the least of mike bloomberg's problems. see the real threat to mike bloomberg's campaign is his past. >> mike bloomberg facing new criticism tonight amid ought audio that has surfaced. >> bloomberg is under fire tonight after a 2015 speech surfaced where he defends his controversial stop-and-frisk policy and explained why cops are put in minority neighborhoods: >> trevor: wow. that is not a good look. think about it. while bloomberg is out there trying to win the black vote in 2020, he's on tape in 2015 talking about black people like they're crime pinatas-- just throw them against the wall, see what comes out. could be a gun. too soon a tootsie roll. it's

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twitter listss surprising results. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ taylor: it was a better-than-expected quarter for twitter. it beat estimates for revenue and the number of you new daily users. now has 152 million people logging in daily. that is 21% more than a year ago. i got details with the twittereased with our daily active user growth that we deliver this quarter. 21% growth means we are making it easier for people to find the things they are for. we are allowing them to follow topics, not just accounts. you don't know how asked you don't have to know who you want to follow, you want to know you want to follow the 49ers and then we do the work for you. there is so much more for us to improve on but we have 1700 topics to follow in about six languages of the end of the corridor. it's a great example of the work we've done but they're so much more as well. taylor: what is been the biggest challenge by some of those product improvements? years,ou go back a few we were not good at moving fast and having the confidence to try new things, there were more sacred cows around the product and there are today. we are much more comfortable moving faster and trying things whether it's allowing people to move back and forth between a chronological and an algorithmic timeline or these change

i can't see all of harry miller's previous treats because he was taken off twitter, and twitter is onek of the ill to have that freedom of speech. do you feel like the high court has come up with the right outcome, and the sense of supporting guidelines and saying that we have to clock these incidents, but also saying we have to uphold the rights to freedom of expression, in this case of harry miller? i think it is ok to continue to record them. i think it is extreme to visit someone's workplace. i was visited once by the police for a moment of humour. i think when you're humour gets policed, that is problematic, particularly when you are visited at a workplace or at home by two police sergeants, as i was once, to tell you that your humour had crossed the line. i think that is dangerous territory that i was happy to have that information held on file because, if after a thousand pieces of humour that had been held on file, that was checked. i think parts of it i disproportionate. i think they have come out with the rightjudgment. think they have come out with the right judgment. the ra

twitter user says what's horrible about it? a miracle team and a miracle president. heather on twitter, not to be confused with you, says god forbid they support our president and want the best for our country. and ann also chiming in, saying they know the real meaning of winning. so it's always controversial when a sports team appears with the president or decides to go to the white house and the other side of the story is they are just supporting our country. heather: which is unfortunately why i think a lot of them decided not to go to the white house. >> bringing the country together, i think, an opportunity. heather: this next one, a lot of people had something to say about this as well, this tweet, perhaps taken from buttigieg, taken from obama. >> right. okay. pete buttigieg has been compared to the former president, obama, throughout his campaign. some people are saying one of the tweets he posted over the weekend is a little too similar. this is the tweet in question. he says if we can light up a high school gym, we can light up a neighborhood, if we can light up a neighborhood, we can light up a city, if we can light up a city, we can light up our country. this tweet was posted by president obama in 2012, saying one voice can change a room and if it can change a room it can change a city and if it can change a city it can change a state. you see the similarities there? this twitteriting i think twitter is lighting up plagiarism. this twitter user saves i want to apply to be mayor pete's obama voice coach. a former obama speech writer weighed in with a tweet saying oh, man. i think if that was written in a high school paper it would have gotten flagged by a teacher. heather: a fox news alert, 27 minutes after the top of the hour, president trump and the first lady, melania, boarding a plane just moments ago after a massive rally. >> your devotion built this great and enduring democracy and it is your dreams that will power this country to a future even greater. heather: his message to the world in front of more than 100,000 people. and bernie sanders sweeping the popular vote in all three early voting states. does this prove socialism is more popular than realized? our political panel here to debate, up next. ♪ ain't no river wide enough to keep me from getting to you, babe. ♪ 448,134 to be exact. they answered 410 questions in 8 categories about vehicle quality.

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twitter cfo ned siegel. building -- grab is building a super app in southeast asia. we hear from them next. we are livestreaming on twitter. be sure to follow our global breaking news network on twitter is bloomberg. ♪. taylor: welcome back to the "best of bloomberg: technology." i'm taylor riggs in emily chang. becoming a southeast asian super app is what grab wants with services rating -- ranging from ride-hailing to fintech. they acquired uber's business --re in 2018 and has rated raised billions in funding from heavy hitters such as softbank and toyota. we spoke with the president about the firm's expansion plan. : we are closely monitoring the situation. it is evolving, it seems, hour-by-hour. ,or us, unlike greater china southeast asia has been largely untouched by the outbreak. having said that safety is of primary importance. with therking government to prepare contingency plans in the event we need to take action. so everything from contact tracing to preparing enough facemasks for our population. taylor: i want to speak to the fundamentals of the business over there. you are trying to become a super app. what sort of opportunities do you see in that market? has been an amaz

twitter. thanks a lot for your time now why exactly do you have a problem with being blocked by with 70 on twitter. oh thank you so much for. this culture. of being if we don't like the president. he blocked you on twitter last. for just because i don't know the reasons why the head of the fountain on the commander in chief was source that in my opinion is 100 years. for him to make. so i read the court justice because i need to give me a fair hearing now and i'm always wondering what the day may be that really the president. maybe we ought to answer is. ok now some may argue why make a big deal out of it as you were just blocked on twitter what's the big deal. yes actually done that was based in the us you know that we've lost you know if it connection with our leaders. home. aero social media has made it you know global village because we can't easily r.f.q. the leaders so the easiest way for me to say this information from my lead this was a social media and that's basically twitter so when the president blocks and moves that he's denying the. city formation and frankly to my for the most each and also . to see which is unconstitutional and how i want to look at just so the ugandan government is argu

absolutely nuts, this twitter user says, patriots fan here, he almost gave me a heart attack, another twitter user saying he's not playing, tom brady wins the super bowl, but ben on twittert a super bowl without tom brady and you guys have to do this, it is so funny, he wasn't in the super bowl but being honored before the game and during this commercial that you're right, jillian, explain the black and white instagram picture that went viral last week and everyone was talking about him on social media even though he wasn't playing on the field. jillian: that was funny. carley: hilarious way to handle the retirement. rob: j.lo is 50 year's old, age doesn't mean anything. jillian: what are they drinking. rob: 26 minutes after the hour, the senate on track to acquit the president on wednesday, so all of this impeachment, the senate trial is this a fail for the democrats or can they spin this in their favor? our panel on deck to debate that coming up. jillian: 2020 iowa caucuses will be decided tonight, pete hegseth live in hawkeye state checking the pulse of the people rob: welcome back fox news alert, americans stranded in epicenter of deadly coronavirus outbreak will be

twitter. thanks a lot for your time now why exactly do you have a problem with being blocked by was 70 on twitter. oh thank you so much for all of 'd this talk show made by some being in fleet don't like the president of course he blocked me on twitter. for just this because i don't know reasons why i hit old you know government found you know on the commander in chief well source my opinion it's 100 years using. it for him to make official and patients so i read the court see justice because i need to give me if they're hearing and i'm always wondering what. you know that really that the president. maybe we ought to consider. ok now some may argue why make a big deal out of it as you were just blocked on twitter what's the big deal. yes actually done that it was based in the us you know that we drove in the if it connection with our leaders. home so aero social media has made it you know global village because we can easily iraqi the leaders so the easiest way for me to say this information from my latest was a social media and that's basically twitter so when the president blocks me and it means that he's denying the. city formation in general and frankly to my for the most each and israel also. we. have to look it just so the uga

twitter whilst it has been so that with twitter whilst it has been so brilliant and some anyways and certainly right at the beginning before people realise the power of it. it seemed like this force for good where you could connect with all these people and everything else. the problem is that it becomes this a baying mob once someone has decided to go down a particular route. and then there is this... we have discovered these hideous people who would write to you when you are on television and say horrible things. that is an effort, it is an effort to write, put it in an envelope, put a stamp on it, go and send it and most people did not do it. and now you dojust like that. and people hide behind anonymity as well. but she was a very, very well—liked, popular and successful tv presenter over the years. as you said caroline across many different shows. that is why it is so shocking. this sunday people front—page is not a picture we expected to see. this beautiful young lady, ao expected to see. this beautiful young lady, 40 is no age and i think she looks younger. and this lovely picture doesn't sum up her appeal. she was at the helm of so many shows, a cbbc presenter starting out, she has pretty much i think quite responsible for the success of love island because of her charm and her central role in helming it and coming across as though she is on the side of the contestant. she is almost one of them, she was a young girl looking for love and that is something that many tabloids were quick tojump something that many tabloids were quick to jump on. something that many tabloids were quick tojump on. it something that many tabloids were quick to jump on. it was central to her appeal, very girl next—door, successful, glamourous and smiling. penny was right as i noticed this evening, the media have been and what the people are writing, journalists i have spoken too quick to blame twitterorms sub twitter quick to blame media. newspapers in particular. people in media blaming the cps for bringing this trial forward because of this altercation she had with her boyfriend. they want to blame someone boyfriend. they want to blame someone for something that is so shocking and incomprehensible. even though her story is very abruptly i'iow though her story is very abruptly now over, i think a lot of conversations will probably go on as a result of this shocking story. and we have talked so much haven't we recently about mental health. and this is absolutely the case. when you just think that there is no way out, there really isn't, this happens. the hopelessness of it. and although there is help out there, somebody... can't see beyond their immediate obstacles that they are facing. the sunday express also have a photograph of caroline flack on the front page. there was that scrum penny when she appeared before the magistrates in highbury on december the 23rd which clearly was

twitter he can no longer defend himself on twitter so that is a bigger issue but if you start trying to regulate all of this regulation and all of this forcing only goes in one direction right it's never going to come through the fence of conservatives it's never going to come to the aid of a republicans of some support it's only going to ok this is a small businesses i don't care or big corporations or leftie or any talk about big news c.n.n. new york times or the biggest perpetrators of fake news ever and they have absolute protection from silicon valley from google from you tube there was a just a young right winger yesterday very popular guy banned from youtube which is obviously owned by google for no other reason than they don't like his opinions just quickly chadli google responsible it's a very slow have slowed. to a case of anonymity says the way forward just to make sure that everybody has to announce who they are when they go on the internet that could get rid of a lot of this. with the faming in defamation slung the people want to just force people to to. because that's even more terrifying reality in my opinion because i don't want all of these and these knowing who i am and what i'm up just respond to that i think i think people who are not it's like. i totally i totally don't agree with chadwick and chadwick and i agree on a lot of things but i think allowing people to hide you know and creating this anonymity just allows them to defame other people and hurt other people you know you look at twitter you look at the twitter trolls that follow me that follow trot chadwick you know we're in the same boat and he's right about the point that he made about conservatives but this is a slippery slope he's right about that too but the reality is the longer that we allow people to hide behind their screens and be keyboard warriors the more this is spinning out of control but we have to find a way to control this and i think you're absolutely right i think if you're going to post it you need to own it why would you want to be enormous if you go into the internet. well i think this is a prob the sort of the free market in just basic social etiquette is solved itself because when you have someone anonymous on the internet they automatically are not taken as seriously as someone who is putting themselves out there so if someone is anonymously attacking someone anonymously leaving a bad review you know i actually have faith in my fellow man that man and woman that they're smart enough and disce

twitter a big tax break to stay in the city. their ceo says he needs to build a company not entirely dependent on san francisco. he says twittero expand bond its headquarters on market street. there was little support at city hall to renew the track tax break. >>> if you drive over the summit, you might want to consider another route because caltrans will carry out fire protection work on the highway in the redwood estates. it is about a seven mile stretch of road with debris, fallen tree and all that could increase the chances of fire. 58,000 cars a day use that stretch of road. >>> is 8:38. let's get your forecast and check in with rosemary. >> if that windy out there. >> yes. the wind will continue to gust through the morning and afternoon. the advisory that is in place does not expire until tomorrow morning. outside this is a live look across the bay at the golden gate bridge. you can see the white caps on the water. the winds are blowing strong. in the hills we have seen wind gusts thing to 70 miles per hour and 30 to 40 gust widespread around the bay. here is a view of storm tracker 2. this is helping to bring the wind a

twitter bought it in less than one year. twitter tried to run it but it did not quite work out. one reason it is considered that vine was shut down by twittere they could not monetize it. the people running get at the time were opposed to running branding ads. it eventually just kind of died a slow, painful death. it is still strong in people's minds. there is a nostalgia for vine. he decided it would be brought up. it was called v2 before being delayed and now it has hit the streets so to speak under the interesting name of byte. tiktok, its biggest rival is called bytedance. that is not a coincidental man. >> talk to me more about that. the name could not be a coincidence. are they trying to be a competitor through the name alone? >> the fact we mention they're almost the same name is the kind of thing they are looking for. they are looking for people to remember vine with nostalgia but also think of tiktok. bytedance is one of those few examples of a chinese company having a big impact overseas, especially in north america. the name, well maybe it is a coincidence, maybe it is not. people are talking about it. the format between byte and

twitter, ironically enough, o with president trump, is said in their release statement, about politics and a lot said it was my twitter account but nobody complained how the guy in the locker room could lose the sense of humor that the media loves, the fans loved, the front office loved and i brought it to twitter unacceptable, what was the trump connection since your vocal and supporting the president? >> if you look at my twitter account, 75% of my twitter account is a president trump. absolutely i have every reason to believe in my heart of hearts is all about president trump. >> was at one specific tweet thatat you think konther attention? >> not really when i talked to larry, the ceo he was very vague and i asked him the very question, what was it my twitter that got you guys and he said it was very vague he said basically the entire twitter in general and is really upsetting, it was a unanimous decision, i find ironic because the entire board got one of these because of the 25 guys in the 20102. they did not care then but they care now which is hypocritical. jesse: you had one tweet about iranians and you deleted that which was a good idea which might've been a little ic edgy. the ceo, of the giants was caught on camera pushing his wife down. i saw that and you had barry bonds of the gian

twitter. well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey i would want to thank our guest stacy herbert if i can just on twitter it's real max kaiser or a kaiser report or stacy herbert or kaiser report stacey herbert and real max kaiser think twitter trifecta and so next time. join me every thursday on the alex salmond sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you. and i need another one of the highest in account when you're both successes because ballack itself mukti if i. was in this way got to doubt it so hard not to think i'm the mother disappeared this moment the work of a coward and i don't mr right then if. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights his way. through are you convinced of the fee on this bill frist woody allen you have called the ability to put the payment on the. what i think is this is the funds that is a constant. but it will soon be. disarray and dismay in the u.s. state of iowa as the democratic party caucus is plagued by technical difficulties but no washington got nothing to do with that the results of the 1st contest of the 2020 primary season are now not expected until tuesday evening. the rest of an alleged war crimina