donald trump warned that mark zucker. could end up behind bars for election fraud. earlier , zuckerberg admitted that the white house forced him to remove news from social networks that could interfere with biden's election, in particular about corruption in the family of the current us president. onaglia pre-election passions, valentin bogdanov. the wait for kamela haris's first interview has dragged on for an indecent 38 days. while she's still getting going, donald trump's running mate is on his trip to pennsylvania. the children performed cleanly, but haris's instructions sounded somehow false. you're going to show what a winning team looks like. this evening, kamela haris will be trying to convince the american public that she and coach tim walz are a team that the united states won't be able to live without for the next four years. audience, on cnn a long-awaited interview, for three, which was quite surprising. she will come to an interview with her vice president, it turns out that she is not very smart, if she is asked a question that she cannot answer, she

donald trump has warned that mark zucker could end up behind bars for election fraud. earlier, zuckerberg admitted that the white house had forced him to remove news from social networks that could interfere with biden's election, in particular about corruption in the family of the current us president. on the intensity of pre-election passions, valentin bogdanov. the wait has dragged on for an indecent 38 days kamala harris' first interview. while she 's still getting her bearings, donald trump's running mate is on a trip to pennsylvania. she can go to hell, but harris isn't allowed to drive. together with tim wahls, they 're currently passengers on a campaign bus traveling through the swing states. they stopped in savannah, georgia, the day before and stopped at a restaurant. then they went to listen to a school band play the local football team's fight song. the kids played it cleanly, but harris's instructions sounded a bit off. are you going to show what a winning team looks like. that they and coach tim walz, a team without which the united states cannot live for

let me check the the clock there, but i really want to get this last question out to you zucker, so if you could, my question is kind of long, but if you could offset it with a shorter answer, the 10 months prior to operation alaxa flood, the news really uh, quote unquote far right cabinet subsided over daily raids throughout the occupied west bank, a record over 700 reported settler attacks against palestinians and their property, serious uptick. on restrictions at the alaxa mosk, attacks on warshippers inside the mosk, and dozens upon dozens of goods trucks being held up for record times, weeks a time from entry points of getting a goods into and out of gaza, very aggressive uh plans also for settlement construction, it seems as that here that this particular cabinet came to work, came to power uh to not work for its israeli population, but strictly against the palestinian population and occupied. lands, unfortunately this was the condition of the population when they voted this group in. we must bear in mind that the ideology at the time was that there is an internal threat because

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gave out in the 2020 elections was nonpartisan but insists that this time he is going to keep his zuckerks to himself. judge? >> judge jeanine: all right, hillary, thank you so much. joining us now is michael shellenberg censorship politics and free speech at the university of austin and kara frederick former facebook analyst and heritage foundation research fellow. you know, michael, this could mean one of several things zuckerberg is becoming disillusioned with the democrat party. or he is growing a conscience. or does he think he is going -- that trump is going to win and if he does, why now? >> hey, it's great to be with you, judge. >> thank you. >> it's a great question. i think it's clear that zuckerberg has a legal obligation to maximize shareholder interest. he has clearly calculated repositioning facebook as a politically neutral company as the right thing for him now. you saw him unburdening himself of some of the baggage that has weighed down facebook in recent years. you know, it's important to remember that mark zuckerberg had a very strong free speech orientation after the

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i'm glad to see zucker bucks are awes tense blizzard warnings off the table but we know suppressing speech can make all these overtures to the joe rogan crowd and learn how to fight and surf with the american flag but at the end of the day, mark zuckerberg is going to mark zuckerberg and that means doing things to help the left. stuart: kara frederick, telling us how it is. thank you for joining us this morning. see you again soon. now this, rfk jr.'s former running mate is speaking out against the democrats. what is she saying, ashley? ashley: well, california entrepreneur nicole sha handout shannahan said the -- nicole shannahan said the democrat party lost its direction. >> i'm asking myself what happened to the party of when they go low, they go high. right now they're going lower and lower and lower and i'm shocked, i'm saddened, i'm worried for them hundreds of ho. they've lost their soul. they've lost their direction. ashley: they've lost their soul. shannahan telling fox news her ex-running mate is one of the kindest people she knows and that he doesn't have a bone of revenge in hi

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vaughn joining me live from capitol hill with more on this sort of mega censoring content and calling zucker bucks. hillary, take it away. reporter: taylor, mark zuckerberg had a come to jesus moment and realized he needed to come out and con syces that the biden harris administration was trying to strong arm their platter form to get them to suppress and sensor consent. in a letter to congress, zuckerberg saying he regrets that let that happen saying "i think we made choices that with the benefit of hindsight and new information, we wouldn't make today". but the biden harris white house in hindsight don't think they did anything wrong and have no regrets and a white house spokesperson saying in reaction to zuckerberg's apology letter "our position has been clear and consist. we believe tech companies and other private actors should take into account the effects their actions have on the american people while making independent choices about the information they present". republicans think the biden harris engagement with social media companies went beyond just strioing to make sure they wer

pete: now zuckerberg's saying i won't spend zucker bucks and donald trump was really courageous whenup and said fight, fight, fight. i don't think zuckerberg's swallowing a giant red pill, i think he realize -- rachel: he's next. pete: i want out. rachel: ray by the way, people think everyone's right of center. we have disagreements on tiktok. he would ban it, i would not. i say let's get it all out there. pete: she wants pro-chicom speech. [laughter] honest discourse right here. pro-chi-com, anti-chi-com. [laughter] my favorite communist. there's no one more anti-communist than her. rachel: no, there isn't. i don't want even pete censoring my speech. [laughter] pete: i'm going to do that a right now by turning to the other topics. by the way, this is the a sad topic as well. hockey fans paying tribute to nhl star johnny gaudreau and his brother matthew. joey: the two killed by a suspected drunk driver just hours before their sister's wedding. rachel: and chanley painter joins us with more. good morning, chanley. this story is so tragic. >> reporter: it happened thursday evening, guy

finally gone, too, are the so-called zucker bucks. he says he will refrain from making political donations this election, bret. >> bret: thank you. >> dana: michael shonn berger and last year testified before congress on the free speech and government's involvement in social media censorship. from april 13, 2021. facebook to the white house. making sure you also received this message. we want to get ahead of this but make sure we're amplifying the right messages. april 22nd the same year. from the white house to facebook, we're excited to continue partnering with you on this work. we speak with other platforms on a semi regular basis. we would love to get into this habit with you. perhaps bi weekly and that certainly did happen. now mark zuckerberg saying that they were -- they would do things differently in the future. do you think that's so? >> i hope so. good to be with you. i think it's a huge step forward. it provides some closure to an ugly part of america's history, the last several years we saw the biden administration behavin

zucker bucks did a lot to tilt the election towards biden. >> kayleigh: of course. >> brian: for every000 he gave to republicans he gave $100,000 to democrats. i get it. i listened to zuckerberg on joe rogan i got a call from the fbi saying you got to take this down. intimidated and did it. he regretted it. business decision, look at the brighter side. i think he is embarrassed about what happened in 2020. i think right now the last -- i think that he -- i would look at that call as sincere and trump is a pretty good bs detector. if he thought he was being played he would have said it. >> steve: result mattly, i think mark zuckerberg, the whole future of silicon valley right now is ai. everybody is saying ai is the next big thing. now we are learning ai gets it wrong. i mean, the ai that you are trusting to write your term paper, according to those ads that i have been watching gets fuzzy. and makes mistakes. he said we are sorry. as soon as we figured it out we took it down. that hearkens back to all the time. >> kayleigh: hunter biden and the laptop. >> steve: algorithm now it's ha l

so we get a call from jeff zucker of all people, at the time from nbc. he was heading up nbc.re having a real drought. they hadn't had a top 10 show in a long time. they were not doing well. i would never forget, we walked into his office. he took the key out of the door and threw it under the chair at rockefeller center. he locked the door. he said, you are locked in. we are not going to leave the room until we have a deal. [laughter] so we made a deal. abc was not happy about it actually. the man from abc that made the deal was like the president. he quit over this. he quit. he said, we made a deal with these people. he was second-guessed by eisner. he actually quit. there was a lot of anger about it. but we made a deal with nbc instead of abc. we did have the original deal with abc. anyway. it goes on television. the first week it was like at number 10 which is very hard. the agent told me, you've got to break the deal. you will be embarrassed because you will have a total failure and you will be embarrassed. so it goes on. it opens at 10:00 with theirs -- at 10 which is am

>>zuckerberg also says in an effort to remain neutral gone are the so-called zucker bucks he will not any political donations this election cycle he doesn't want the appearance of any partisanship. >> bret: we will following it, interesting. griff. thanks. calls for the house to take up senate-passed bipartisan legislation preventing the irs from levying fines and penalties on american hostages and detainees when they are held abroad. seems common sense. correspondent madeleine rivera explains from here in d.c. [cheers] >> the joy unmistakable as paul whelan, evan gershkovich and return to the u.s. early august. but after release comes reintegration and that brings another set of challenges imagine all of the things that sort of fall by the wayside when you have been really off the grid for a year or more. >> "the washington post" journalist jason resign was released as part of a prisoner swap with iran in 2016. when he returned to the u.s. unpaid credit card bills. >> penalties and interest that piled up on my unpaid taxes that i was unable to file when i was in prison. >> bill for u

reporter: vice president harris and democrats were hoping for a flood of so-called zucker-buck donations this election cycle. mark zuckerberg is saying even though his spending last cycle was non-partisan it didn't go to a politician or party, he is staying out of this election and keeping his money out of it too. liz? liz: thank you so much, hillary vaughn. good to see you reporter: thank you. >> is the white house still going with russian disinformation? >> it's broadly known and widely known, peter, there was a broad range of recognition disinformation back in 2020. liz: let's get reaction from one of the top columnists in the country leading the charge on censorship for years joining us now the "wall street journal" editorial board member and author kimberley strassel. so you've been talking about this censorship. top-down censorship from the government for a long time, kimberly. good to see you thanks for joining us. shouldn't mark zuckerberg publicly name the biden-harris officials and fbi officials who demanded censorship and didn't misinformation on his platform? >> hi, liz, and

the end of what is being called zucker bucks is a big win for house republicans celebrating it as a win and victory for election integrity in 2024. >> sandra: hillary vaughn on the kill. caldwell is with us. he is vowing to be neutral. do you think that's possible? >> based on what we've seen it doesn't appear to me and many other people watching the network that he can be neutral especially some of the commentary he has made in the past. the white house knew exactly what they were doing when they decided to pressure social media companies not just facebook, twitter and others in favor of their narrative. we know from a pew research study in 2023, 86% of u.s. adults get their news from their tablets and phones on social media. we know that is a set of facts and we also know that in the 2020 election, polling has come out since that election showing if people were aware of the hunter biden laptop story, they would have made a different choice and there is a significant enough percentage to sway the election in donald trump's favor. what is he doing now? cleaning up on aisle six, 100%. th

meta's spending a huge amount to have enough computing power and ceo mark zucker berke says he'll shell out maybe ten times that for the next generation of its large language model infrastructure. more on that later. after the close we got the other side. two other mag 7 players that didn't deliver. amazon, well, i'd say the results were imperfect. sales came in light despite real strength in amazon web services. earnings went better than expected. the revenue guidance was weak, although they tend to always do the guiding very conservatively. amazon's got to keep spending on computing if only to keep up with alphabet and more important meta and microsoft. apple, though, put a clean top and bottom line beat despite severe weakness in china. market's so negative on tech they're not going to give apple the benefit of the doubt. they never do. of course we got another story from other tech companies. ceo of arm holdings the gigantic semiconductor design company. i did it this morning and he talked about there was weakness in the internet of things. huh? that's industrial tech. news reverber

. >> trump writes in the caption that zucker the berg plotted against him during his reelection campaignnd warns zuckerberg, quote, if he does anything illegal this time he will spend the rest of his life in prison as well. others who cheat in the 2024 presidential election zuckerberg now vowing to not repeat the same mistakes his company made during the covid-19 pandemic. and the 2020 presidential election in a letter this week to house judiciary committee chair jim jordan zuckerberg writes, in 2021, senior officials from the biden administration, including the white house, repeatedly pressured our teams for months to censor certain covid-19 content, including humor and satire and expressed a lot of frustration with our teams when we didn't agree ultimately, it was our decision whether or not to take content down. we own our decisions. i believe the government pressure was wrong and i regret that were not more outspoken about it. in a separate issue, the facebook founder also said that his company should have never demoted a new york post story that covered corruption allegations agains

happened and he thought thinks that's wrong in retrospect also saying he's not doing these so-called zucker bucks that a lot of people on the right were very worried about. but look, this is outrageous that the government would want to take out of the public domain any information, including jokes if you're an editor or someone with responsibility over what's out there. and the government says to take down a joke, your answer has to be no. oh pound sand, not in 1 million years and immediately expose. >> let me just say bridge according to who is not under oath, there hasn't so far if jim jordan had all this doubt, you think he's making it up? i absolutely do this a fabrication and the whole supreme court case, also, all the facts are surface of the said the government made right? let karen supreme court's that case said the government should be able to talk to these companies, these, these states were trying to stop it and the fact that matter is trump has threatened prison for mark zuckerberg, prison, which is unprecedented. >> you don't seem to be very upset about that. >> you're saying o

this though, the timing also the context of the fact that there is a bit of a feud between trump and zucker. zuckerberg. how do you see this? >> they're definitely trying to get ahead of any allegations of bias before the 2024 election. there's no question about that meta and other social media platforms like youtube had been rolling back some of their policies which they say were an overreach during the 2020 election. and the pandemic era in part because they want to make sure that they are for appealing to conservatives and that they are appealing to all of their users ahead of the election. but let's say there is 11th hour call that they have to make around content moderation. what you don't want is for someone to point fingers at mark zuckerberg and say, well, you only did that because your biased. you let the government push you around before and you're doing it again. what marx work is doing now is he's clearing the air so that if something were to happen, no one can say meta acted retroactively in response to government pressure. they instead feel like they did it independently that

>> mark zuckerberg is confessing to something k zucker. we have been telling you for years, government deep state gos and the biden administration, they have worked overtime to censor speech. kedertime dtethey like in fact, they pressured facebook and other big tech to censor the hunter biden very real laptop story when they kne w well that the laptop was real and authentic in march of 2020.g but in the months leading up to the election, they are meeting weekly with big tech companies and telling them they maycompanies . nforma victims of a disinformation campaign by russia may be about hunterti unter and joe and burisma. they knew it was true and 51 tef intel officials, they knew nothing. they just took order nothins winke th and tony blinken. and they use the fbi's ruse to even more cold water on the story. while the state run media mob applauded their efforts. and big tech, the corrupa audeda and the deep state all colluding to and puts on cinderblocks on the scale of a presidential election and thenau have the gall to lecture us about

prepped them forhem fo thiso and then fourth and just as importantly, he says he will not be doing the zuckerucks this time around this election. thank goodness for that. around.so four key facts he poid out in that letter. but i think the timing is so importanmingt because we don't e what they may have in store this election. what are they going to tryg toea in october? let's make sure it's not censoring information that thehe american people need to know before aborting an election. >> all right. so eopled then we have this other supreme court decision. one was about the issue of of, you know, student loan forgiveness. okay. theyem forgivenesse court was v. they stopped it. okay. now, they came back toda todayy they stopped it again. this is now the second time they've had to stop it. they didn' tt what the supreme b court said the first time, they just wanted to, you know, thd to hand.eyef i hope you'll vote for us here. let me pay off your student, pa loan and we'll takent american taxpayer dollars to do it. all right. so we have judge merchan and ww 34 convictions, but we know in that ca

he's known as the mark zucker berg of russia, founder and ceo of the popular messaging app telegram hasthe app, which boasts nearly 1 billion users, has long maintained a commitment to free speech and does little to moderate content shared on the platform. >> my mission was to allow other people to also be free using the platform that we created. my hope was that they could express their freedom. >> reporter: french media reports his arrest was the result of an investigation into whether he had failed to crack down on illegal activity on telegram including drug trafficking, child porn and promotion of terrorism. >> we want to be a unique platform that is impartial and doesn't take any sides. >> reporter: telegram has said it actively combats misuse of its platform saying each day millions of pieces of harmful content are removed and said it is absurd to claim a platform or its owner are responsible for abuse of that platform. many prominent figures are rushing to his defense. rfk jr. saying the need to protect free speech has never been more important and edward snowden said it is an as