them.uy them -- hurt by @cspanwj,witter it is and on facebook.com/cspan. , florida, on the independent line, you are up with our guest. caller: hello. i am in florida in the u.s. we have a lot of opportunities here to take advantage of tax holidays. i bought a generator as soon as i heard about the trade policy because i thought that steel was going to be a factor in that, so i did get a deal. the other thing i wanted to ask you about is if you think canada -- we have a lot of canadians who come here -- are going to retaliate or how that is going to work. i am not a fan of the president of canada in terms of how he is reacting to trade issues. when it comes to alcohol and other kinds of things having to do with their government bringing tourists to our border, can you tell me what are the things they might be trying to do from the canadian side? and i like canadians, the saying. guest: thank you so much. i think many consumers are like you. they are changing some of their behavior in response to tariffs or in anticipation of them. businesses are doing the same thing. we have been heari

is it 5% of active user accounts that are fake as witter said? it higher as independent researchers say? why didn't the company do more o stop this earlier? the actual disclosure of these numbers should be a relief for investors, not a cause for concern. emily: how are they purging these accounts? is it ai, human? >> they created an internal task force ever since they had scalating concerns and criticisms from lawmakers that they did not do enough. they dedicated engineering resources to solving this problem. they want to stop these malicious accounts at the inception with these algorithms. i reported a few years ago that a former employee discovered a huge number of accounts that were dormant from russia and ukraine, and that at the time in 2015, the company did not do anything about those accounts. that shows that twitter has come a long way since 2015 when they were prioritizing user and revenue growth over spam and automation. had that employee come to twitter today, they would have deleted those immediately. emily: how are users responding?

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i don't think that is an interpretation of what witter is but is it an actual interpretation? is it just a megaphone? those are the questions that hasn't picked out yet. >> it is difficult to trust them hen they claim that they are considering this thoughtfully because for example in -- of bullying debate nd twitter is lake we are so responsive we will set up a council to oversee what is in make sure we ban people who are being race eups name it. and the problem is if you look at the groups they consulted and on their committee, all but fairly left leaning so you have a company silicon leaning fairly left with a few exceptions. google workedd of with hillary clinton and been in the pocket of the democratic long time and supportive of those values so it is not ust an issue of how much their platform should do and algorithms are created by the engineers. these are human beings making them so they make mistakes and an algorithm the google returned an that african-american face when sun earched for apes and when they looked at the people it is 22-year-old white guys we didn't we h

children playing on west wittering beach near chichester. are you with us? good morning.ichester. are you with us? good morning. lam here. let's start chichester. are you with us? good morning. i am here. let's start of the tour de france. i quite like this in the times. it's quite a small graphic but you can see that. it gives you an indication of what is left, really. there are four main climbing days and you can see, they are going up into the mountains, in the pyrenees. at the bottom here, froome vows to help thomas. he has said he is prepared to play second fiddle to geraint thomas. there was an audible gasper in the room. that is the thing. if it was somebody else, one of the other big riders, you think that froome would have a chance, a chance to attack. he is actually said he may not well attack. he is worried about the attacks that might come from the public. he goes down some very narrow streets. getting very close to the riders. and the leeds legend paul madeley has died at the age of 73. they called him rolls—royce because he was a utility player. he can play

them.uy them -- hurt by @cspanwj,witter it is and on facebook.com/cspan. , florida, on the independent you are up with our guest. caller: hello. i am in florida in the u.s. we have a lot of opportunities here to take advantage of tax holidays. i bought a generator as soon as i heard about the trade policy because i thought that steel was going to be a factor in that, so i did get a deal. the other thing i wanted to ask you about is if you think canada -- we have a lot of canadians who come here -- are going to retaliate or how that is going to work. i am not a fan of the president of canada in terms of how he is reacting to trade issues. when it comes to alcohol and other kinds of things having to do with their government bringing tourists to our border, can you tell me what are the things they might be trying to do from the canadian side? and i like canadians, the saying. guest: thank you so much. i think many consumers are like you. they are changing some of their behavior in response to tariffs or in anticipation of them. businesses are doing the same thing. we have been hearing rep