and so now the question is who is twitter going to fact check next because it looks like jack dorsey has not thought this through. because later today the president is going to sign an executive order essentially that could roll back the immunity big tech companies have 230 of the decency act. it spares them from being libel from what people most online. and that is something unique. most countries don't have it but we have here t. here. don't know exactly why they have that protection it. goes back in history and changed over the last number of years. nevertheless, it is there and protecting them. now the put of the united states, ainsley is, quite angry. feels like they are using platted forms as political entities and he wants it to stop. ainsley: yeah. he posted something about the mail-in voting. he is not in favor of that republicans are not in favor of that democrats are. and when he posted against it they posted that yellow bar when you click on if leads to you a cnn article and "the washington post" article. they are not exactly the most conservative publications or televisi

twitter jack dorsey responding, "this does not make us an arbiter of truth. our intention is to connect the dots of conflicting statements and show the information in dispute so people can judge for themselves. more transparency from us is critical so folks can clearly see the why behind our actions." house speaker nancy pelosi saying this whole issue is a distraction from the coronavirus crisis and accused social media platforms of being "in cahoots" with the white house. listen here. >> they don't want to be regulated, so they pander to the white house. you see what facebook's zuckerberg is saying today about all of this. tax cuts, no regulation. our business model is to misrepresent the facts and to be a platform to do that. >> harris: more on this coming in "the daily briefing," or "the odd daily briefing, close it with kayleigh mcenany. coming up after 2:00 this afternoon. harris? >> harris: all right, john, thank you very much. i want to bring in ari fleischer, former white house press secretary for president george w. bush and fox news contributor. fir

all this means is that ceo jack dorsey is handing mr. trump evidence to prove his point that technology elites are out to get the president and his followers. watch and weep as public support weeps for government regulation of internet content, a fairness doctrine for social media." jessica? >> jessica: i agree largely with what everyone's been saying, and i would add to it that there is a concern then, if there are statements that are in fact-checked, is twitter tacitly saying those things are true when they might not be? there is big concern, as was brought up on the democratic side, that elizabeth warren and cory booker, for instance, calling it up for the breaking up of these technology companies. that is clearly what jack dorsey and meg zuckerberg and others are trying to avoid. but there is this argument that conservatives love to make about how they are censored. i went and looked at the facebook engagement data. the top four sites with the highest engagement, number one is fox news. you have the daily mail, then you have cnn and

come on, jack dorsey. instead, for the first time twitter tonight is labeling other tweets from the president misleading. make the label bigger, please. twitter has become a cesspool, jack dorsey, and, listen, i know that you're doing great things and you're trying to help out people with your barbershop initiative and you're donating money here, that does not make up for this disgusting behavior that you're allowing, especially from the leader of the free world. it does not. i wish someone would come up with another platform, honestly, so that everybody could just delete their accounts on twitter and go to the other platform because this is outrageous, disgusting, behavior. stop companies like jack dorsey, stop hiding behind the 1st amendment and for profit, stop doing it. do the right thing. stop allowing families like this family to have to go through this. to grieve their loved one over and over and over and over again. so they put up this label for this misleading tweet, but not the tweets about scarb

how is this playing with social media power players like jack dorsey and mark zuckerberg, who were on opposite sides of this argument initially? >> i think, andrea, you will see there's very little daylight in between their positions but all social media companies are reacting as they hear this news of this possible executive order, which would really shoot at the heart of their business model. this is what mark zuckerberg had to say on cnbc in an interview aired today -- >> i don't think that facebook or internet platforms in general should be arbiters of truth. i think that's kind of a dangerous line to get down to. of course, we have lines. so just because we don't want to be determining what is true and false doesn't mean that politicians or anyone else can just say whatever they want. >> here's jack dorsey then tweeting, we'll continue to point out incorrect or disputed information about elections globally and we will admit to owning any mistakes we make. this does not make us an arbiter of truth. all of these companies watching closely to see what this executive order will see b

today, twitter stack twitter's jack dorsey announced he's donating money to the school district. this is to make sure that every student within the district has access to the laptop and internet in their homes. in an interview, oaklands mayor called the generous donation a game changer. >> i woke up to the tweet of the week, jack dorsey announced on twitter, how appropriate, that he is donating $10 million to help us close the digital divide for oakland kids and their families once and for all. thank you mr. dorsey. >> dorsey made the donation after the mayor revealed on twitter at an estimated 25,000 oakland students lack consistent access to the internet or a computer, in addition to dorsey's donation, the city is setting aside 2 1/2 million dollars to close the digital divide. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the nfl allowing teams to reopen training facilities next week, we will tell you why the niners will remain on lockdown. >>> a tragedy that rocked the nation, new details emerging about the helicopter crash that took the lives of kobe bryant, his

thank you so much for joining here on kron 4 news at 6 i'm justine waltman twitter ceo jack dorsey made this announcement today and as kron four's haaziq madyun explains oakland's mayor and local students are thrilled. >>and i was like wait. he did he say 10 million to tweet this morning was a big game changer in that tweet was from twitter ceo jack dorsey and agreed 10 million to give every single child in oakland access to a laptop. it internet their homes closing the digital divide. dorsey's generous donation came in the day after mayor libby shaft and the oakland unified school district put out a call for help closing the digital divide for oakland students who are now engaged in distance learning at home but schools being closed due to the covid-19 pandemic students like skyline high school junior jessica ramos says this is a really big deal. >>so i love tom is actually the. it's so real it's so unreal because just having a laptop and so it's just like the world because it is not going to the world not in the news didn't earn air not bring up all the top 2 nitties i didn't have a c

i say bravo toe jack dorsey and to you. can you do me a favor? i've been meaning to text mike reuben. man, killing it with what he is doing. he is amazing. he's raised hundreds of millions of dollars. so proud of him. i want to get him on the show to talk about it. but he's really done a great job stepping up and you as well. van, thank you very much. i got a promo what we are doing on friday. make sure you tune in. van and i are going to host "the color of covid" live friday night at 10:00. make sure you watch. thanks for watching, everyone, our coverage continues. i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. want to brain better? unlike ordinary memory supplements neuriva has clinically proven ingredie

it's a real test for the ceo jack dorsey. it's not going to end in the comes months as the president continues to use twitter to make statements that have been clearly debunked, as in the case of mr. scarborough. >> but jack dorsey is up for this fight. he doesn't work for the president. he knows that president trump is already using this to fire up his base, but president trump doesn't get to punt jack dorsey like inspector generals who are on to him. >> that's exactly right. it's a decision for twitter to make. twitter is not a federally regulated entity. this is going to bring new scrutiny on to silicon valley. we see challenges from both left and right on to major tech giants about their role in american society. you see everyone from people like senator bernie sanders questioning their power in american society. you see republicans like senator josh holley of missouri questions their power. will they in essence become utilities, federally regulated by states? often they're in a gray zone whether it comes to speech and th

dorsey might be doing that in trump's tweets about voter by mail, for example where jack is looking at that and saying that maybe could be considered some kind of voter suppression issue and they want to allow other facts to come out around it. >> steve, we're just showing jack dorsey's tweet saying this doesn't make us the arbitor of truth but it does. the minute you question something somebody puts on that plats form you're planting a seed of doubt and you are playing the role of arbitor of truth. why would he want to wade into that controversy >> these companies are drawing their own lines. it's things like health and safety you have seen them be much more aggressi aggressive, fact checking. increasingly so on vaccine the health thing is very important. they have literally created a world leaders role around this that effectively gives world leaders a blank check to say things that a normal twitter like you and i cannot say. it has to be an imminent threat of harm to someone these things that trump is tweeting they can fact check it and they are okay to fact check and feel like i

dorsey for going out there and putting out you know a line in the sand and say we've got to stop this is especially as we get heightened into closer to the elections don't forget what else has gone on 100000 americans are now dead of coke just like reagan was a master of seizing the agenda of that every day media diet through visuals trump is doing that through twitter and it's just repeating itself you say are literacy needs to be improved so does anyone really care about this executive order do they care that the president signed it today. some people will it is a chilling effect remember it's got to go through the courts and it well it's not practical they're not going to come and shut down twitter and shut down the internet that's not going to happen we have a 1st amendment of course in this country and on every floor here at the walter cronkite school we have the 1st amendment prominently by the elevator so i think on a personal note for me as a journalist as a journalism educator yes it is a little chilling to see the president go this far but we've been there before with nixon

twitter ceo jack dorsey responding his platform is not an arbiter of truth. the new label's intention is to show information in dispute so people can judge for themselves. but despite his executive order, president trump says he has no intention to delete his social media handles. >> there's nothing i'd rather do than get rid of my whole twitter account, but i'm able to get to, i guess, 186 million people when you add up all the different accounts. >> reporter: sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> we are back in 60 seconds. still ahead, reports of child abuse in the bay area have dropped, but this seemingly positive sign is quite the opposite. we investigate what's happening to at-risk children during this crisis. >>> also it survived loma prieta and the great recession, but can it survive this pandemic? the effort to keep a south bay bookstore from shutting down forever. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the dropping temperatures and another chance of some late-season rain by the weekend. details in about seven minutes. . which is seemingl

facebook sees it self as not being one and jack dorsey obviously saying we are not asher its of truth but obviously fact-checking the president. >> this is a nightmare scenario for these platforms now. they've tried for a decade-plus not to med until these issues, to do everything in their power to just stay away, especially from politics, because of exactly what's happening right now, and as it turns out, they can't. they are now, you know, one of the primary communications platforms for the entire world. it's where a lot of politics, a lot of political advertising takes place. this is where news happens, and world events are shaped and molded. so i mean the stakes are incredibly high. they don't want to do this, neither of them want to do this. jack dorsey doesn't want to get involved in this, which is why president trump continues to fla flout the rules but still has a twitter account. what we are seeing here is a decade basically of inaction for these platforms. finally after 20 16, realizing something has to be done. a lot of this tinkering on the margins and we're left with this

. >>> twitter ceo jack dorsey said most of his employees can work from home permanently. what does it mean for other major companies? should they go the same route? big victories for republicans last night. are we looking at a snapshot of november? deneen borelli weighs in. this storm. weather (music) ♪ cheryl: well, president trump taking a victory lap today. here is what he tweeted. big congressional win in california for mike garcia, taking back a seat from the democrats. this is the first time in many years a california dem seat flipped back to a republican. also tom tiffany beat his democrat rifle big in wisconsin. two great congressional wins. does this mean something in november. deneen borelli, what do you make of this? do you think this is big for the president in november? >> i do, actually. i think with the special elections, it is an indication of voters mood, especially since covid 19 hit our country but i also think the elections reveal there is enthusiasm and excitement for president trump. we're talking about california, cheryl, big blue california this

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square you know square which is jack dorsey these 2nd company after twitter he's a c.e.o. of he's got the cash gap. and people can buy big coin on the cash cab these establish that it's a big business my 1st question is how much of that business can you get from jack you know or is it just a hugely expanding pie and number 2 you know he does run twitter and twitter has a problem with censorship he censors people and in the big point community it's a no no for censorship you know because in a sense or ship resistant so is that going to be an achilles heel for jack dorsey your thoughts. 1st off i think that jack is doing great things for because notwithstanding any misgivings people might have about you know twitter censorship like it's very clear that you know having just the word decrying of his profile that allocating internet resources marketing resources toward which they started doing heavily in 201821000 you know has been has been great for the space we love to see the sales there we love that you know. on the backs of our announcement in early december they decided t

overnight the company's ceo jack dorsey said labeling the u.s. president's tweets with fact checks does not make the company an arbiter of truth, and that the company, though, will continue to point out incorrect information. donie o'sullivan is with us for more. donie, twitter does not want to get into a war with the president. they're concerned about their business, frankly. tell us what message jack dorsey was putting out here now. >> yeah, guys, it's been a huge 48 hours for silicon valley. twitter fact-checked trump's false claims about mail-in ballots in california. facebook did not. trump is not happy with twitter, but he's taking it out on the silicon valley saying big tech is stifling free speech. he is going to sign an executive order today about how social media platforms place comments on their services, and what attacks from the white house you might think that silicon valley would come together, but no, mark zuckerberg actually went on fox news last night to call out twitter for fact-checking trump. have a listen. >> we have a diffe

what does it matter what mark zuckerberg's approach is or how jack dorsey feels? >> well, this is a great question. this is the essential difference that people don't see between an outlet like nbc and an outlet like facebook. they are considered a neutral platform. what goes out on them, they are not responsible for because they're putting it out. they're just the platform across which it comes. we're considered an editorial outlet that publishes information and has to be held responsible for whether it's true or not. and the thing is you'll see in the coming days, i think, both jack dorsey and mark zuckerberg talking as if they have different positions on this or if there's some kind of difference. i think they have much more in common than you'd think. not least in that the one thing that everybody in social media, the industry, seems to agree on is that if -- as long as they'll let everything else go, but voting is the thing that they don't want you to mess with and that seems to be what trump has walked over the line on here. >> all right, jake, thank you. >>

dorsey i don't think he will because he said that any world leader who sends out anything twitter is almost obligated to carry her only other course as joe's only other course is to sue the president which he can't do until he's out of office they could sue twitter wouldn't that be interesting for twitter's carrying something of a salacious nature. and i wouldn't be surprised if they did because they're really ticked and i don't know i would or i question is why does the president get into these kind of a silly things he doesn't like scarborough criticizing him she brings up the death of years ago that might have been scarboro involved that's why i can't forget about a can i know donald trump for years a still can't figure him out and over scarborough's i know how hurt they are they have a right to be heard they're being if not directly accuse of being shammai accused of a crime why why why the level of image data but i understand her anger and you know i could understand as well but i'm going to play devil's advocate here because i like to keep things fair and balanced so you have j

jack dorsey e-mailed workers saying the san francisco based social media company favored the centralization and supporting a workforce capable of working from anywhere over 1000 had accelerated the work from home model however he added that if workers prefer the traditional way of things twitter's offices would be their quote warm and well coming selves once it was safe to return. and that's a show. for me and the entire team thanks for watching and have yourself a successful. the right sounds. good. on the ones for whom to spend our money. on the guy. guys come sometimes determine an. energetic. d.w. . small acts can inspire a big change in the people making it possible to go africa fantastic. join them as they set out to save the environment learn from one another and work together for a better future playing many songs deal but using it for. on g.w. . the global corona crisis you can find more information online at e.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. this state of emergency is the new normal. people around the world are documenting these dramatic times. they're keeping the cu

jack dorsey e-mailed workers saying the san francisco based social media company favored centralisation and supporting a workforce capable of working from anywhere over 1000 had separated the work from home model however he added that if workers prefer the traditional way of things twitter's offices would be their quote warm and well coming sells once it was safe to return. and that's a show i'm chris cuomo in berlin for me and the entire team thanks for watching and have yourself a success. to give hope to those who have been cast aside. games to do just that with her future school. their children a refugee can get an education. they are often denied this opportunity. because malaysia excludes them to this day. 3000. next on d.w. . entered the complex of. south korea has been hailed as a model country in bringing the corona virus infection rate under control but the methods have raised privacy and public shaming concerns and now they're on the course that the virus is back again my guest this week a south korean foreign minister can kill off cause her government makes too many compromi

jack dorsey e-mailed workers saying the san francisco based social media company favored the centralization and supporting a workforce capable of working from anywhere over 19 had accelerated the work from home model however he added that if workers prefer the traditional way of things twitter's offices would be their quote warm and welcoming selves once it was safe to return. and that's a show i'm chris cuomo in berlin for me and the entire team thanks for watching and have yourself a success. in the conflicts. south korea has been hailed as a model country in bringing the corona virus infection rate under control but the methods have raised privacy and public shaming from sars and now there are reports that the virus is back again my guest this week is south korean foreign minister. killed off has her government made too many compromises on citizens privacy in its efforts to contain the pandemic conflicts to keep. next on digital t.v. . in may of 2021 the coronavirus a separated families and frames and old boundaries are reappearing. but despite all of the fears about health and the futur

one thing jack dorsey share executive order. can you catch more of dana perino's interview with mark zuckerberg at 2:00 p.m. eastern time on "the daily briefing." rob: you know when this shuttle launch this week everyone is talking about space. it sounds like tom cruise could be going up there as well. carley: tom cruise wants to make a movie on the international space station. check out this quote from nasa chief giving it the green light saying nasa has been in talks with tom cruise. we will do everything we can to make it a successful mission including opening up the international space station. how crazy is that? this twitter user can't believe it as well saying i can't believe this is about to happen. this is the future. and e. andy also chiming in the technology we have right now why would you need to make a movie in space. i don't get it. well, andy, just because it's cool. back to you. jillian: what other reason do you need other than being cool. rob: i'm so jealous. would you group there if you had the shot? carley: sur

come on, jack dorsey. >> stop hiding behind the first amendment for profit. stop doing it. do the right thing. stop hiding behind the first amendment says don lamont. in the annals of cable news that must be the most unintentionally hilarious line ever uttered by a script reader, as if exercising your god-given inborn right to speech and thought and conscience is somehow wrong. it's immoral. don lamont demands a stop thinking for yourself. get on board and obey, until the party line or we will hurt you, that's his message. that's a mirror image of what journalists should be saying. the only reason we have a free press are, it's only one and that's to fight back against authoritarian power structures that demand we read from approved scripts. and now cnn is writing the scripts, it's terrifying. all of a sudden it's everywhere. throughout april and may, youtube through google took down and any part of a video that explicitly -- recommended guidance. if you dare to question the decrees of the politicians, some of whom were impressive and wise and many of whom were dumb and mak

the tweets have been flying, as you say, between the president, between twitter ceo jack dorsey, this after the president signed an executive order that would hold tech companies more responsible for content that face these post and companies with potentially a flurry of lawsuits. earlier today, the president fired back at twitter after twitter added these fact checking labels for a couple of the president's tweets, singling out a single twitter employee. in response, ceo jack dorsey responded by saying, "fact check -- there is someone ultimately accountable for our actions as a company, and that is me. please leave employees out of this. we will continue to point out incorrect or disputable information about elections globally so people can judge for themselves." i spoke with someone from the stanford internet observatory earlier. take a listen to what she had to say. reactive.ry really interesting to see the trigger. this is not about censorship. nothing was taken down. nobody was put in time out. no tweets were deleted. it's kind of dredging up something that has come up previously

jack dorsey says staff can continue from working working from home as long as they see fit even if it means forever he said the social media company favors the centralization of a flexible workforce but for those who prefer the traditional model twitter's offices will be their warm and welcoming selves once it is safe again. now fresh violence in afghanistan is threatening to further undermine the peace process that started in february between washington and the taliban the latest attacks on a funeral for a police commander and on a maternity ward were infants and mothers were among the dead and a warning to our viewers some of the images in this report are distressing. another day of deadly violence in afghanistan in the capital kabul gunmen disguised as police stormed a maternity hospital they killed 16 people including 2 newborn babies mothers and nurses. gun battles raged for hours as the security forces struggled to evacuate over $100.00 women and their infants. that was similar she looks like took my grandchild to the hospital to get a vaccine but. when i heard a gunshot we were

twitter ceo jack dorsey shot back saying his company is trying to point out disputed information. on this boiling into a debate on social media. rafael on twitter says zuckerberg is telling the truth, nothing but the truth. donovan says while i agree with his sentiments, his being incredibly hypocritical, facebook fact checks too, sean saying he is just over social media in general maybe it is time to delete facebook and other social media. donald trump is set to sign an executive order, unclear what exactly is going to be, in that executive order but zuckerberg cautioned against it saying it could result in government censorship. you can catch more of mark zuckerberg's interview at 2:00 pm eastern time on the daily briefing. todd: people are really fired up about this issue. another issue people are fired up about on monday and tuesday, those scenes out of misery, that bar packed with people partying, the missouri bar owner is now speaking out. carley: the owner of that missouri bar standing by his decision to host a packed party over memorial day weekend. the owner saying no law

when you reach out to the ceo, jack dorsey, they're saying they're doing nothing about it. why it is possible that a lot of folks in silicon valley are afraid of president trump, they're afraid of regulations and facing the rational of the president. of course you would know better than i as soon as if twitter takes actions on these accounts. there would be fund raising e-mails to trump campaigns going out silicon valley. so it is a sad situation and obviously a surreal situation that we are talking about this and the issue that this company won't do anything about it. >> it is surreal. it is facts regardless of your title. appreciate your reporting. >>> up next for us checking in on south dakota reprocessing plant of more than 800 workers infected with the coronavirus. in a safe place and your child safer. to close, twist until it clicks. tide pods child-guard packaging. all rightyeah.'s do it. (laughing) in honor of my dad, who was alzheimer's. i decided to make shirts for the walk with custom ink, and they just came out perfect. - [announcer] check out our huge selection

. >> jack dorsey doesn't want that controversial content going so far as to ban political ads but flagging two of president trump's tweets about voting by mail he unleashed a flood of criticism about whether his company is biased against the right which he has admitted that since his staff tries to resist. twitter slapped a get the facts morning on a trump post. citing information from cnn, nbc in "the washington post" which trump and his allies view as badly biased against the president. >> what twitter called a fact-check was not true. they went to left-wing publications to get a left-wing version. >> liberal commentators question trumps angry response. >> the president seems a lot more outraged at twitter then he is about the death toll of the coronavirus. >> trump says twitter has shown that everything we have been saying about them and their other compatriots is correct. big action to follow. he doesn't have the authority to shut out a private social media company, as he suggested in another tweet. dorsey's move diverted attention from yesterday's decision not to delete the tweets, an

ceo jack dorsey will allow the square employees to work at home. it fouls a similar policy announced by twitter the other san francisco firm led by jack dorsey. >>> at the back plans to bring back its employees. the ceo estimates 30% capacity with as many as 60% rotating in the office, maybe once a week he said. he made that on the verge cast podcast. >> the senator is the secretary in the federal reserve chairman appeared before a senate committee today answering questions about the federal government's response to the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic. fox's lauren blanchard with the latest. >> vice president pence and secretary nation meeting with republican leadership. the senate must deal with the $3 trillion relief bill, the heroes act. secretary nguyen and federal share jerome powell from head to the senate banking committee to answer why there have been so many issues with the paycheck protection program. >> we had certain concerns in the first tranche. i believe it's been corrected. >> the first time lawmakers can question how wh

twitter's jack dorsey, $1 billion, he has promised, and that's one-third of his total net worth he will give away to fight the disease. >> no matter how much money you have, that is very completely. thank you, scott. >>> we love to tell you about something good, good stories highlighted here. this is a cool one. this is for kids of frontline workers from the world's best known doll, barbie. mattel said it got overwhelming support for its #thankyouheroes barbie collection. for every career barbie sold between now and sunday, mattel will donate a doll to the children of the coronavirus first responders. >>> bill murray is taking a trip to flavor town and will try to play guy fieri, and we are having a nacho competition. i know, it's crazy. >> that will probably be funny, too. it's happening live tomorrow night, and it's also restaurant relief. fieri has been busy during the pandemic, and they have been feeding health care workers at three hospitals in the north bay, santa rosa. >> yeah, to see so many people give back in so many different ways. you do what you can, and that does affect so

i say bravo toe jack dorsey and to you. can you do me a favor? i've been meaning to text mike reuben. man, killing it with what he is doing. he is amazing. he's raised hundreds of millions of dollars. so proud of him. i want to get him on the show to talk about it. but he's really done a great job stepping up and you as well. van, thank you very much. i got a promo what we are doing on friday. make sure you tune in. van and i are going to host "the color of covid" live friday night at 10:00. make sure you watch. thanks for watching, everyone, our coverage continues. iber... chocolate would be good... snacking should be sweet and simple. the delicious taste of glucerna gives you the sweetness you crave while helping you manage your blood sugar. with nutrients to help support immune health. i'm a talking dog. the other issue. oh... i'm scratching like crazy. you've got some allergic itch with skin inflammation. apoquel can work on that itch in as little as 4 hours, whether it's a new or chronic problem. and apoquel's treated over 7 million dogs. ni

susan: jack dorsey had something to say about this, if we can bring up the tweet from jack dorsey. arbiter of truth is what stuck out to him. he says this does not make us an arbiter of truth. our intention is to connect the dots of conflicting statements and show the information in s t dispute so people can judge and make the decisions for themselves. house speaker pelosi seems to be siding with jack on this one. >> their business model is to make money at the expense of the truth and the facts. what they are is somebody who is avoiding taxes and regulation and that's what they're about. so when you see all they want is to not pay taxes, which they got their tax break in 2017, the tax scam that gave all those advantages to the high end, and they don't want to be regulated so they pander to the white house. susan: a lot of issues there that house speaker nancy pelosi covered but in terms of political ads, it's true that twitter and facebook have different policies. twitter says we will remove what we believe to be untruths, whereas facebook says we will not, i guess we will not edi

she asked him are you on the same page as jack dorsey of twitter? here is what he said. essentially mark zuckerberg said, no we're not. we don't consider facebook to the arbiter of truth. so now we're in this situation where the president and many republicans are saying anti-conservative voices are silenced on social media and they want to make changes to prevent that from happening especially as we're months away from the november election, stuart. stuart: by the way, see the full interview, dana perino with mark zuckerberg. that is at 2:00 on the fox news channel this afternoon. i think i will call this, yes i will call this a sign of hope for sports fans. a major nfl team given the go-ahead to start practicing. not the same story for a different league however. we'll bring you up to league on all the sports in a moment. >>> president trump looking to fulfill a campaign promise bringing our troops home from afghanistan. we're going to discuss that next. >> we're there 19 years. we want to bring our soldiers back home. we want to bring them back home. i just love hittin

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and yesterday i announced a contribution from jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter, of $15 million to give to sf. the ability for the city to address, again, many of these challenges has everything to do with state, federal support, but it also relies on philanthropy. and there have been, you know, so many people who consistently step up when we ask, whether it's salesforce obamayang the helman foundation or ann and gordon gede or trillioand google and some of the other folks, they have rose to the occasion. we know that there is much more that's needed, so we'll be continuing to do outreach, but i want to really appreciate even the small contributors who have really made give to sf work in a way that has gotten money directly in the hands of people. and what's so amazing about what this program does is we have provided grocery store gift cards to families, people who are undocumented, or families who may not qualify for cal fresh or other subsidy programs. people who are maybe hairdressers and they have kids and were maybe not getting any government subsidy. people who were traditionally

jack dorsey told 5,000 of his employees working at home that they should never come back to work some twitter employees will never have to go back to the office if they don't want to, jack dorsey told them they may can work at home forever this he the want and their job enables them tow do so. they were asked to work from home at the beginning of march to prevend the sprefd the virus. twitter sas i the past few monthness show they can make it work. >> trevor: twitter is telling employees even after coronavirus is over, they can continue working from home for as long as they want. which sa maizing. and i hope more companies follow suits. cuz there are so many advantages to working from home. first of all, your daily commute is like five seconds. secondly, your office affair is actually good for your marriage, and third, good luck to them trying to fire you over a zoom call. sorry, what did you say, boss? sorry, i can't-- no, di-- i'm going take some extra vacation days and we'll talk in a few weeks, okay, bye bye now. i guess the only problem working from home makes it much harder to s

there is silver lake partners trying to apply pressure to jack dorsey. i don't think this is just jack taking the action all by himself. the american public. >> roger, your sense of that? why facebook has not taken the right decision? >> ali, i think mark zuckerberg has lost the plot here. you know, the notion that facebook doesn't moderate speech on its platform is ridiculous. they took down the lincoln project advertisement that was anti-trump. they have every day the algorithms used to determine what people see. it is nonsense. >> thanks to both of you for being with me. roger mcnamee. jennifer grygiel. thanks to both of you. when we come back, we are joined by the reverend al sharpton who was here in minneapolis a couple of days ago. he has been working with the family and some protesters. also joining me is roland martin who went to the same high school as george floyd growing up. they are with us on the other side. you're watching msnbc. her side you're watching msnbc. ♪ clearly, velveeta melts creamier. overnight, they became our offices, school

listen, jack dorsey has been under tremendous. of pressure from his liberal friend. wasn't a coincidence in my mind, kara swisher wrote an article he take this action and he took this action. >> exactly right. charles: we'll see what the play will be from president trump. harmeet, always appreciate your legal brilliance. we'll see you again real soon. how are you markets handling this. i want to bring in phil blancato. texs are uneasy with this, not just social media or silicone valley. does this open a can of worms? you talk about the technology leading this rally? >> facebook, twitter, they all make money on advertising. we have to be a real shift in public usage of those sites to really draw down the revenue, see how well facebook held up in all of this. so i think impact of its importance, remember as i said before, it is no longer just about data managing market, headlines, get headlines from twitter, places like that. they are relevant. they matter. they have to be made open to everyone. at same token i'm not ready to say they will get crushed on revenues. they