it's very rare indeed to find twitter united. it is normally— indeed to find twitter united.nd argue — normally the place we go to fight and argue and call each other terrible — and argue and call each other terrible names unfortunately. but when _ terrible names unfortunately. but when i _ terrible names unfortunately. but when i woke up this morning and saw twitier— when i woke up this morning and saw twitter really united, whether you are a _ twitter really united, whether you are a covid, lockdown sceptic, whether— are a covid, lockdown sceptic, whether you are labour or conservative, everyone didn't like the idea _ conservative, everyone didn't like the idea the chancellor and the prime — the idea the chancellor and the prime minister seemed to be living in a different world than the rest of us _ in a different world than the rest of us in — in a different world than the rest of us in terms of the rules that were _ of us in terms of the rules that were applied. but i still have a lot of sunport— were applied. but i still have a lot of support for the general approach the

meticulous internet cut off, the goat to taxi to suppress, npr october 15, 2020 here in the united states. twitter facebook with a new york post story on biden's son. you need more? you're going to destroy a country and swell up step country. communist knew this a long time ago, check out these headlines. june 21. high inflation exacerbates crisis in cuba. here's cnn july 13. the crisis keeps soaring, inflation rockets to a 13 year high. this last one, in case you are really not convinced that this couldn't happen here. here's july 13. faced with rare protests, cuba curbs social media. here's a new york post july 15. white house viking facebook to censor over covered misinformation. folks, the democrats are hypocrites, they can't condemn socialism and communism because they are socialist communism sympathizers. they are not only hypocrites on that, they are hypocrites on immigration, to. you have democrat begging for illegal immigrants to come to the united states from mexico and central america but when it comes to actual freedom fighters and refugees from cuba, let me be clear. i'm against illeg

cal fire's san mateo senators unit posted these pictures on twitter of. some of their firefighters out there on the front lines in mariposa county. they are helping to put out that river fire so far that fire has burned more than 9000 acres. it's 86% contained and in alpine county crews are fighting the tamarack fire, which is still burning out of control. tonight it's charged more than 18,000 acres since it started on the fourth of july, and there is 0% containment. hundreds of people have been forced to leave their homes, and officials say they believe at least 10 homes have been destroyed. reporter britney hope tells us how firefighters are working to make progress on the fires burning around northern california. turning the corner. it's hard to understand how huge this tanker plane is, until you see people underneath it. crews are reloading cal fire's d. c. 10 with 9400 gallons of fire retardant. that's around 81,000 it's carrying underneath. before it lifts its wheels again, leaving mcclellan airfield and returning to the dixie fire, burning and pms

government demonstrator who asked the united nations human rights commission or not to mistakenly illustrate anti government protests with her photo had her twitter account blocked for quote, unusual activity the united nations used this photo and a tweet calling for the cuban government to address protesters grievances. the post was later deleted and remade with the photo of an if of the official who made the request. we heard from the pro government activist in the picture, who says that those who support ivana are being deliberately silenced. even before found there would be mass protest, i decided for myself to hit the streets. i found a cuban flag and took to the streets to demand the end of the blockade. and of course, the protection of our revolution, my friends abroad, contacted me and showed my photo used by international media such as forbes, which used it as a symbol of the protest. of course, i was outraged and disappointed because that was not something i came to the streets for a while. so seeing such a manipulation, i decided to denounce and condemn the use of my image for something i was again, what happened is a lie. so i decided

the fact is numerous studies showing are not but for example former president of the united states shut off of twitterget onto another platform, it's difficult, that makes me uncomfortable makes me uncomfortable not only only dry club president trump but i feel that a major political view when you have millions of followers dividing the country further south but the platforms are doing, they have a responsibility, i think there heading in the right direction with their accountability boards and with transparency. they are trying to do the right thing but these are first amendment principles here and while i understand it only applies to government action, the principles are not only should you have a right to say should have a right to receive. the receiving part is rarely talked about. i think the type of government pressure put on the platforms when senator warren grossed about freshly against platform, it's the wrong approach and it's scary and inconsistent with our first amendment. that's when i compare us to china. i don't want to be china. i went to china so many times. i saw people couldn't tal

united states. that means twitter spats with civilians and veterans is not the way to go about accomplishing it. >>ra: at this general donahoe is a real piece of work. i've got to say, it's embarrassing, completely embarrassing. i the head of the u.s. central demand made an announcement over the weekend. >> the united states has increased air strikes with supportive afghan forces over the last several days and will appear to continue the support over the next couple weeks of the taliban continues their attacks. >> laura: it's josiah, many are wondering whether they military establishment is going to demand that joe biden reverse course on an afghanistan withdrawal. is that possibly what's going on here? >> absolutely. there's a lot of money involved in these wars. that's line the pockets of these defense contractors. if generals are done, where did they go? straight to the boards of these firms. at the end of its term, the military admitted publicly in the news that they had lied to president trump about troop levels in syria. our generals would absolutely do the same thing to joe biden and they pr

the former president of the united states is shut off of twitter and to get on to another platform it'sifficult. he can't even get cloud computing assisted in the united states. that makes me uncomfortable. it makes me uncomfortable, not that i love president trump but i just feel cutting off a major political view when he has millions of followers is dividing the country further. what the platforms are doing, they have a responsibility. i think they're heading in the right direction with their policy and accountability boards and are heading in the right direction with transparency. they're trying to do the right thing that we have to have an honest discussion. these are first amendment principles and while i understand first amendment only applies to government actions, the principles are not only should you have a right to say that people should have the right to receive. i think the receiving card for the first amendment very rarely talked about but as part of the deal. also the type of government pressure being put on these platforms, when senator warren start getting upset about a

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united states. and remember, these are verified accounts of journalists on twitter. now, even that's a little suspect, because that means that twitter is the one who's determining who's considered verified journalist or not. but the bottom line is that you have governments who are making requests for content being put up by journalists to be censored or to be removed. and that's very, very problematic. now for their part, twitter did not honor most of these several 100 requests they received. they only honored 5 of the went to 5 down, but they didn't explain why those 5 were taken down. i think that's a problem also. now it turns out it's not just on twitter, right? we're also learning as a bio ministration is playing an active role in flagging facebook post. it considers to be problematic or dis information according to white house press secretary gen saki. so what do we know about this, and how are they justifying it? well, the problem is they're just find it under this term that is being thrown around. now miss information, which by the way is a very strange term

the former president of the united states is shut off of twitter, and to get on to get onto another platforms difficult. that makes me really uncomfortable. not that i love president trump, but i feel cutting off a major political view when he has millions of followers is dividing the country further. what the platforms are doing, they have a responsibility -- i think they are headed in the right direction with the accountability boards. they are heading in the right direction with transparency. we have to have an honest discussion. these are first amendment crucibles, and i understand that only applies to government action, the principles are that not only should you have a right to say, but people should have the right to receive. that is part of the deal. the type of government pressure put on platforms, when senator warren gets upset about a tweet against a platform, it is the wrong type of approach. i find it scary and inconsistent with our first amendment values we share as americans. that is why i compare us to china. i do not want to be china. i have been to china many times. i saw t

really troubling, it shows you the problems that a company like facebook and twitter which are global companies face, in the unitedriminal investigation, prosecutors or defense lawyers to request information from twitter done with due process through the courts, what you have here is authoritarian governments using twitter to crack down on journalist and the question is twitter going to be a party for that. elizabeth: interesting stuff, thank you for joining us, comese back soon, homeland security says no to cuban and haitian refugees, homeland sick purity secretary cindy can't come to america over the ocean, don't do it cubans and haitians, the administration should take just as hard a stance on the u.s. border, congressman darrell i said joins us next, you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business. ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ hi, verizon launched the first 5g network, and now we want to be the first to give everyone the joy of 5g by giving every customer a new 5g phone, on us, aha! old customers. new customers. families. businesses. in-laws. law firms. every customer. new 5g phones when you tr

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

and now the president of the united states, donald trump, has banished completely. he is banned from twitter and facebook and youtube, but guess was not banished?tu look at this, the supreme leader of iran. that's right. the ayatollah. he frequently tweets about death to america, death to israel, often calls for the extermination of "the jews," state-sponsored terrorism. at jacket twitter, i guess are happy to have him.ue iran's mouthpiece is also on twitter, he's also very active. multiple fake news propaganda outlets run byal the communist party of a china. a few months ago while conservatives -- yes, a lot of my friends -- were getting band left and right, my team won't even let me have access to my social media and haven't for a long time but as conservatives were being censored for tweetint about, oh, the wuhan lab leak, chinese propaganda accounts were spreading an insane conspiracy theory actually accusing the united states and our soldiers of personally planting covid in wuhan.r in the virology lab they had access to that? at jacket twitter, care to comment? by the way, notorious ant

paid lobbyist for united arab emirates without telling anyone he was. on twittercount one snow leopard that tests positive with covid-19. one animal and two separate tests confirming the status. not clear how he was infected. zoo keepers say he was not vaccinated. months ago, eight gorillas tested positive. >>> the california state park pass signed into law by the governor. offers free passes to fourth grade students and family for a year. starting september 21st. also establishing the library state park pass. >> the women's handball team refused to way bikini bottoms. they were fined. pink will pay their fine. >> they should. those look like biking shorts. >> only on a hot day. >> early in the morning and under the desk. >> you can put those back on later today. it is going to be hot. >> our temperatures heat up for some spots. it is cool and foggy right now. we start out with clouds rolling by. we have a chance we could see some showers developing. watching some moisture. as we've seen here at 9:00. starting to see some rain moving into the valley. we'll have th

and it is, it shows you the problems that a company like facebook and twitter which are global companies face. because in the unitedosecutors or defense lawyers to request information from twitter, that sort of thing, done with due process, through the courts but what you have here is, is authoritarian governments using twitter to try to crack down on journalists. the question is, is twitter going to be a party to that? elizabeth: yeah. interesting stuff. byron york, thanks for joining us, good to see you. come back soon. thank you. elizabeth: next story, homeland security says no to cuban and haitian refugees. homeland security secretary says you can't come to america over the ocean. don't do it cubans. don't do it haitians. the administration should take as hard of a stance on the u.s. border. congressman darrell issa joins us next. you're watching "the evening edit" on fox business ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ why do you build me up ♪ ♪ build me up ♪ ♪ buttercup baby just to let me down ♪ ♪ and mess me around and then ♪ ♪ worst of all ♪ ♪ you never call ♪ baby daydreaming again? but i love you sti

billion dollars bail accused of acting as a paid lobbyist for the united arab emprits without telling anyone. you can follow me on twitterhe san diego zoo among the state's newest covid cases. the caretakers noticed a cough and runny nose. no, clear how the snow leopard was infected but that he is not vaccinated. a gorilla tested positive for the virus. >>> singer pink, supporting members of the norwegian beach handball team. >> the team fined for refusing to wear bikini bottoms. they wore shorts saying they are keeping what is considered, quote, sexist rules. the handball federation says it lans to change uniform requirements. hard to believe. >> it's going to be hot today especially in the valley. look at the beautiful sun rise. get back out there with the camera. clouds rolling by. that moisture has moved in. we are at 60 degrees. that will be warming up with a mix of sun and clouds. we'll be tracking a chance of thunderstorms. we'll see how close it gets later on this evening. as we go up to tonight, take a look at those models. it is not enough to help us with the drought. embedded in some showers, it may be possibl

in an audio message posted on twitter, she urged the people of haiti to continue fighting. more than 30 million people in the southwestern united states are experiencing another brutal heatwave. nearly 200 square miles of forest has been closed due to wildfires, and people have been moved from their homes close to the nevada border in northern california. queen elizabeth has sent a message of support to the england men's football team, ahead of their euro 2020 final on sunday. if they beat italy, it'll be their first major tournament victory since 1966. italy haven't lost any of their previous 33 matches. here in the uk, as new coronavirus cases continue to rise, medical leaders are warning that people should remain cautious, even after restrictions are lifted in england injust over a week's time. the academy of medical royal colleges says the national health service is already "under unprecedented pressure". 0ur health correspondent, katharine da costa, reports. covid infections in oxford have soared to their highest levels since the start of the pandemic, mostly among young adults. from monday, the city will follow places lik

in an audio message posted on twitter, she urged the people of haiti to continue fighting. more than 30 million people in the south—western unitedtates are experiencing another brutal heatwave. nearly 200 square miles of forest has been closed due to wildfires and people have been moved from their homes close to the nevada border in northern california. in football, argentina have beaten their arch rivals brazil 1—0 in the final of the copa america, ending 28 years without a major trophy. argentina scored the only goal in the first half through the paris saint germain player, angel di maria. wimbledon has a new women's champion. world number one ash barty has claimed her first title at the all england club. she defeated eighth seed karolina pliskova from the czech republic in three sets, as chetan pathak reports. what a moment for ash barty. ten years after winning thejunior title here, she is now wimbledon champion, emulating what her hero evonne goolagong did 50 years ago. goolagong an idol to so many from the indigenous australian community. barty, from the beginning, has talked about winning this title and today, she achieve

we've hardly talked about earnings, but we've got chipotle, united airlines, coca-cola, intel, snapchat, and twittersing trade. we'll get fresh data, housing starts, new mortgage apps and existing home sales all over the next few days. following today's pullback, how are you guys all positioned for the week to come tim, we'll start with you. you've got a lot to work with here >> you do. in terms of the macro, i'm watching the dollar also which is a double bottom it's been working on as long as you continue to see the dollar moving higher and possibly pushing through this 93 1/4 level, i think it's going to be tough for a significant part of the cyclical equity. the housing numbers i think are very important i think you've got some oil and inventory numbers also that will be supplementary information for the supply side, but also the demand side. i think on the earnings side, semiconductors were flat today i think intel's numbers, while intel is a story of essentially committing and investing in the business and foundry and all of the new kind of initiatives that they're bringing forth again, i think

united states expert and donald trump is out again. and he's taking on big tex, mr. trump filed a lawsuit against facebook, google and twitter claiming he has been wrongfully centered on, was banned from their source. and the last forms, but legal experts say the lawsuit is actually pretty much due to found. the trumps . as the tech companies breached his constitutional right to free speech, the constitutions 1st amendment applies to the government, not to private companies, regulating their platforms. and now a quick look at some of the other business stories making news around the world and try to get something over $70000000.00 into the us rail network operators investing in more fuel efficient trains and nicer ones as well. with panoramic windows and touch free restrooms retrain are marked for the business north east service area. frances economy grew twice as fast as expected. in the 2nd quarter, they spent a lot of driven by the service sector was benefited from an evening of condemning for spectrum. in mid may, the bank is expected overall growth of just under 6 percent this year. if the country can withstand a 4th wave of code 1

we operate from florida loss on twitter days who money, tardy and innovation campaign in cuba, immediately. 80, thank you. i was created by united states. i'm financing my new side for the communication worrying. i work on what he happening. cuba was, i thought we had our bank or the political communication on operation conducted on finance and us government. and this is an ongoing operation, very active, pretty dangerous to and no one could deny that the us government has an enormous capacity of our land shows of unconventional war for. yeah, i mean, the usa and the national endowment for democracy deny all that. they say they, they help democracy and we've got corona virus. so obviously british tourists are not traveling anywhere at the moment. what do you think british tourists are going to think when they see the pictures of the protests and the continued us embargo? first of all, of course, the present situation, the problems with gravity industry affect our because system is why fi man a shark of income into cuba. and right now we, we are and i in a 2nd wave and off for monday make is some is, is effect on seriously. of co

and fireworks with the kids they don't have they were on twitter yelping about slavery and white supremacy and what a terrible place the unitedis. it's easy to ignore people like this. you just turn off your screen and go live your life. f you just turn off the screen and go live your life. unfortunately it's hard to shield your children from that. the national teachers association announced its new and first priority is making anti-american indoctrination, race-based indoctrination mandatory in every classroom in the country. all k-12 schools, the union declared, must teach children that "white supremacy, anti-blackness, anti-endogeneity, racism, patriarchy, hetero patriarch katie, capitalism and anthropocentrism are embedded in every aspect of american society. so if you are a straight white american even if you are a very small child, you are guilty and it's your fault you are a bad person. that's what teachers will be telling our children thiss fall. those teachers and the statement with this line. it's hilarious, it belongs in a museum somewhere. as the ancient african proverb says, no thyself. the african proverb. excep