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the kind of scale that twitter offers? i think social media in general has, you know, tried to tip the scales because they can. you're right, they're privately owned, they can do what they want. they've banned a lot of conservative voices, they've banned people who have wanted to talk more informatively, i think, about covid, about lockdowns, about vaccines, about the effectiveness of vaccines. some of the people who have been banned, it does not seem to make a lot of sense. they were just stating actual facts from medical doctors about covid and they were taken off the platform because it's called, under this strange kind of covid misinformation id, and i feel like it's caused a lot of people to question the fairness of these social media accounts. and look, they are under the scrutiny — in america — of congress right now because they have got enemies, people angry at them on the right and the left, so i think that in the next year or two, you're going to see the government try to do more to manage this, to step in, b

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is that an attack on the medium generally, or just on twitter? i think there's an attack on the medium. i mean, you talked about a nigeria, twitter was been during 9 months in the country and when we talk about threats, physical threats, actually against teacher employees in india, who faced similar threats, who will employees in russia just a couple of months ago. so we definitely are seeing governments attempt at taking control over the information that is being circulating on the internet and taking lots of different measures whether they're legislations or other attempts at taking control in august of the glands obasi the legal side of this seems to be down to either the social media joins policing themselves and having a policy in place allows them to be the all because of what is free to reach and what is an or government's individually cracking down? is that a tenable situation? yeah, thank you for your question. and while i agree with the previous speakers, and indeed we're seeing both big lots by government whose interest is more to are

and twitter is taking the same approach. users have a lot of needs, commercial entities on the system have a lot of needs. and we're listening to what people are using it for, and we're establishing patterns, and in some cases, you can charge for those patterns. you can charge for the convenience of that. >> i think what's interesting is, there's a lot of people who have offered to pay twitter money and you guys have not taken it. and i'm not just talking about venture capitalists. earliest when you had troubles overseas in europe, you said, people said, just let us pay for the service. instead, their twitter users were restricted. i mean, you have people throwing money at twitter and you're not taking it. why do you have to be so careful about i guess, setting that precedent? >> because we do want to set a good precedent that speaks to the entire service, speaks to the entire network. you know, we have a lot of people, and we have a lot of offers for money. we could definitely make a lot of money today. but, does that reall

i think twitter should do the same. if they want to be the fact-checking police, own up to it. >> harris: where is correction sticker? with marjorie taylor greene, you know what they are missing? an opportunity to have a conversation with her. what was your source on this? she's a congresswoman. you know she's going to bring whatever it is from her perspective. why not make -- >> kayleigh: right. we know that twitter has the ability to censor her. they are a private company. but when congress steps in income tells twitter or social media to regulate misinformation, that could be a different story. >> emily: right. i think we are seeing to go very different approaches. on the one hand, we have representative dan crenshaw who just introduced a bill amending section 230 to prevent against political censorship you to jason's point, also knowledge is the fact that they are -- twitter's interest in regulating misinformation, i argue that it is coming straight from house democrats who, three times in the last five months, have

is that an attack on the medium generally, or just on twitter? i think there's an attack on the medium. i mean, you talked about an ange area, twitter was banned ring 9 a month in the country. and when we talk about threats, physical threats, actually against tutor employees in india, who faced similar threats who will employees in russia just a couple of months ago. so we definitely are seeing governments attempt at taking control over the information that is being circulating on the internet and taking lots of different measures whether they're legislations or other attempts at taking control august of the glands. obasi of the legal side of this seems to be down to either the social media joins policing themselves and having a policy in place allows them to be the all because of what is free to reach. what is an or government's individually cracking down? is that a tenable situation? yeah, thank you for your question. and while i agree with the previous speakers, and indeed we're seeing both big lots by government whose interest is more to or r

i think the truth lies more on the side of twitter. on this one, we've seen a number of governments who are passing incredibly day laws that are designed. so the purpose of allowing them to restrict online content one about the way that they can use your content in an offline space or in the regular media. so we've seen an alarming trend of legislation being passed that allows countries to go back to twitter and say, look, you're in violation of law. you have to take this content down, which is completely legal and appropriate under international freedom of expression . standards of the par 3 also in london is alarming trend. the government during the indian government threatened to employees with 7 years in jail. we've seen trotter being forced to pay taxes in nigeria and register locally there. is that an attack on the medium generally, or just on twitter? i think there's an attack on the medium. i mean, you talked about a nigeria. twitter was banned during 9 months in the country and when we talk about threats, physical threats, act

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donald trump removed from twitter because of his incitement to violence and marjorie taylor green had five strikes for covid—19 disinformation riches vitally important and i think the role that twitter and facebook and other social media platforms play in all of these conversations both national and international speak to their power. we are all preventatives of the old media and the light of motherly websites are getting ready to social media. we often forget that social media is a public space but is privately owned and there are rules in privately owned organisations. if you fall afoul of them you get kicked off the challenge for social media platforms is you have to try and benefit both sides and keep both sides happy and what we have seen in this conversation is a politically polarised debate, so you're damned if you do and damned if you don't. are you uncomfortable if they are taking decisions about which politicians can and cannot reach the scale that twitter offers? i think social media in general has tried to tip the scales because they can. they're privately owned and can

the kind of scale that twitter offers? i think social media in general has, you know, tried to tip the scales because they can. you're right, they're privately owned, they can do what they want. they've banned a lot of conservative voices, they've banned people who have wanted to talk more informatively, i think, about covid, about lockdowns, about vaccines, about the effectiveness of vaccines. some of the people who have been banned, it does not seem to make a lot of sense. they were just stating actual facts from medical doctors about covid and they were taken off the platform because it's called, underthis strange kind of covid misinformation id, and i feel like it's caused a lot of people to question the fairness of these social media accounts. and, look, they are under the scrutiny — in america — of congress right now because they have got enemies, people angry at them on the right and the left, so i think that in the next year or two, you're going to see the government try to do more to manage this, to step in, b

been after twitter agreed to meet some conditions. some of the conditions i establishing a local office in nigeria and i really nigeria in its partner support. i'm law enforcement photos. the butler support portal will allow nigeria annoying for cement and twitter to manage and report content that violates tweet our community rules and nigeria laws. nigeria has a young and large population of around 200000000 people, and many young people use twitter to mobilize and who to lead as accountable. so this bond was widely criticized as an attack on freedom of speech in the country. the nigerian government said that because of treat has influence on nature as a mo, chrissy and economy. it's priority is to adapt. not been twitter, but many nigerians are reluctant to accept that the government's really cares about democracy. they think the bond was lifted only because of election was coming up in 2023 and the high cost of keeping twitter off. there was corresponded florida to cooper. they're reporting from nigeria. now to what might be consid

i was on twitter the other day i actually do have about 50,000 twitter followers many wants to follow me. um, but i logged logged on and i saw a person who's avi was a vagina keeping this polite arguing with a person whose twitter avi was a roman statue indicating that they're probably on the right both. these people were under one of my twitter posts and i just logged out. there's no real point in engaging in that conversation. i think the statue probably had the better points, but these aren't real people. these are cartoon characters created in the metaverse. so actually focus on your fellow citizens. that's a good idea for every business. yes, excellent, excellent point and real quick. i wanted to make a correction on that the one person who complained that was in relation to target taking the book off their website briefly of the same book transgender book and this other time with the distributors with aba a couple of booksellers who receive the book complained. so i just want to make sure i had that clarification there was one person but that was in relation to target and target

not been twitter. but many nigerians are reluctant to accept that the government really cares about democracy. they think the bond was lifted only because of election coming up in 2023. and the high cost of keeping to itself that was due to abuse, flourish to cover their reporting from nigeria, sports news, tennis store, and have a joke of it. still waiting to hear if he could stay in australia after arriving without a cobra vaccine. and with misleading paperwork, australian open organizers have been proceeding on the assumption that joke of it will play in the tournament. but ultimately, the country's immigration minister will have the final say on the surface, the count down to the straightening openness, hitting all the usual grease. the players practice and the draw has been made ahead of monday start. we start with our number one seeds for the tournament, novak jock of ich, on line number one. the world number one is now officially drawn to play another serbian in round one. but will he neglect jo

right slash air, twitter permanently banned format u. s. president donald trump, after he expressed support for the rises. and in february 2021, india demanded the removal of content saying it was promoting violence. the height of the form is protest against agricultural reform laws. to to also deleted hundreds of tweets, but refuse to deactivate the accounts of media outlets. the indian government responded by threatening twitter employees with up to 7 years in jail. last june, nigeria suspended the social media firm after i deleted a tweet by president bama bihari, in which he promised to punish local groups, he blamed violence to said that violated its policy on abusive behavior. and 2 weeks ago twitter agreed to register nigeria and pay local taxes to in this month ban. ah, let's bring in our guests in london quinn, mchugh, executive director, article 19 human rights organization defending freedom of expression and information in maastricht. the glenda busy assistant professor of european lo, maastricht university and a fellow at yal

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qb took to twitter to shoot down what he called fake news. let me jumping and say this, even if aaron rogers did boycott the super bowl, i'm not impressed because the jets have been boycotting for super bowl for 50 years but enough. the real reason we are in this position people going after aaron waters, the rumor started because of a former new york jets quarterback who said on the morning radio show, not a superstar show like the guidelines and show what you can listen on fox news radio everyday, they started the rumor, there anti- aaron rogers because he's anti- vaccine mandates but the big headline for the quickly, before i give it to you, we were told we were all going to die at football games if we gathering big crowds but you >> aaron rodgers has made more sense than if many people. all right, this is my headline, so, police officers in pennsylvania were conducting a dui stop when they found a live deer in the trunk of a driver's car. so she hits the deer, this driver. the passenger and her put the deer in the back of the car, in the t

not based on what they put on twitter posts. i think the other side is the opposite and donald trump has turned them into a party that is much more about entertainment than it is about leadership. and i think that the most you can say about dr. oz's candidacy is that it might be entertaining for some. to me, it's a tragedy, if any form of entertainment because, you know, he's offering a critique of the pandemic response that, to me, says that instead of 800,000 americans dead we would have millions dead if we didn't do the things that he criticizes. he also, of course, is not a pennsylvanian and has virtually no connection to our state. >> yeah. >> so i don't think he knows, for example, the testing and strong vaccine response that is happening that is the actual response to the pandemic today. >> yeah p. he's talking about shutdowns and complaints that aren't really going on. i don't know what state he's living in at this point but we doesn't seem to know a lot about ours. >> the wisest of us look at history for their lessons a

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twitter restricted b account in the past for sharing what twitter characterizes as misinformation about the election. she still has access to the official twitter account. >>> they are expected to be back tomorrow. the tides made a splash on the embarcadero. in the north bay, drivers splash through tides. you can disable your car. there is one case where a car did die in the water. there is a picture posted on twitter of a car stranded. saltwater and electronics do not mix. >> you know that one spot really well. that is one of the places. it is there and the embarcadero. >> we are going to get some more. >>> we have seen the highest tides over the last few days. if it rises again it will be tomorrow. you want to follow the advice. the other thing is we will see temperatures that kind of go into the upper 30s. right now it is 38 in livermore. for the official low, i don't have livermore a lot lower. there is no freeze warning. santa rosa was down to 26. i don't think you will drop much lower than that. we should all stay around 40. some of us have to dip into the upper 30s. there is sant

what do you make of the different approaches from twitter and facebook? >> it follows a pattern we've seen in twitter having a lower tolerance for this kind of thing. they outlined their five strike policy when it comes to medical misinformation where facebook said they didn't actually have a policy in place. they were just suspending her for 24 hours. this is similar to the approach they took with former president donald trump after the january 6 insurrection when his postings on social media encouraged his supporters to come to the capitol building that day. twitter ended up permit lee banning the former president and facebook suspended him for two years. emily: what's going to happen now and what are you hearing in terms of reactions on capitol hill? anna: it's going to be interesting to see this plays out. greene is a marginal finger -- marginal figure, but this is just going to fuel arguments for republicans that these tech platforms sensor conservative points of view. this is something we have seen as a potent campaigning issue and a fruitful way fo

twitter can ban all the criminals it wants too. in the end, twitter is not in charge of the future. nature is in charge of the future. if you want your country to continue you must answer natures imperatives, which are the basics. do you have enough water? do you have a reliable food supply? can you defend yourself from invaders? what are you using for energy? speak with those the essential questions those and one other. how many people do you want living in your country? the size of your population matters pretty much. determines the nation's character. it often to determines its fate. weab don't talk much about the size of the nation but we probably should. there are now more than 334 million people in. if you were born in 1969, you arrived with a little over 2 million people in it. that is a lot of new people in a short period of time. how many people is that exactly? it is nearly twice the population of the entire western united states. that is 13 states including california. that is massive and incredibly rapid growth. and it is accelerating. immigration is now at its highest l

i get it on twitter all of the time. don't show me what trump said and don't report it on people and frankly, my life is nicer and better without donald trump's tweets all of the time, but is it bad for our discourse and our democracy if we're not hearing what people like marjorie taylor green and donald trump and others are saying given that they have such a strong following and that they might end up being influential again in our politics? >> i think the critical thing is to not give them a giant advantage over facts in the national dialogue. what's wrong with facebook in particular, but also of twitter, youtube and some other platforms, tiktok in particular is that they do amplify the most harmful voices and those voices crowd out the facts and those voices crowd out other reasonable voices and in my mind that's incredibly dangerous not just for democracy, and we've seen this with the covid pandemic. we've seen this with the insurrection a year ago. these were direct results of allowing the platforms to continue to o

here's the statement from twitter. they said we permanently suspended greene's account for repeated violations of our covid-19 misinformation policy, and they said that they have been clear that this would happen after repeated violateors. of course, greene using this as an opportunity to say that she's being censored by big tech. she's posted that on facebook and other platforms where she's still active. she said that twitter is an enemy to america and cannot handle the truth. worth pointing out here, john, she still does have access to a congressional twitter account and has as facebook account but just posted in the past hour or two that she has been -- has a 24-hour suspension from that right now, bewe're waiting for facebook to confirm that. but, look, you know, i think a lot of folks are concerned when they see platforms silencing or being able to kick off an elected representative, but also, you know, what are the platforms supposed to do when there are people like greene who are consistently sharing lies about

her congressional twitter account remains active. cnn's donie o'sullivan joins us now. greene says facebook blocked her for 24 hours. should we expect her to spout crazy crap on her congressional twitter account. >> reporter: that's a possibility. these platforms really don't want to do this. they don't want to shut down the accounts of elect the officials. jack dorsey, formerly the twitter ceo and mark zuckerberg said they believe what politicians say even though it might be ugly, even though it might be false they fear on the side of leaving it up so people can be held accountable. obviously in this case twitter decided the amount of misinformation, particularly about covid-19 and the covid-19 vaccine that marjorie taylor greene was spewing that they had to take action here. interestingly in the past, over the past few hours, the house minority leader kevin mccarthy didn't name marjorie taylor greene but did issue a statement saying that he wants oversight, and he wants these platforms to be held accountable for silencing, he said silencing a certain american so kevin

as for you inadvertently being seen to praise twitter, margaret, we'll leave it up to twitter to decide. if you do praise twitter, you're more likely to get retweets. >> i know. i blundered there. sorry. >> to bring the doctor back into it, margaret raises several important points including the public health implications of information, speech and misinformation. doctor, we're not going to dissect every aspect, but the reason why shouting fire in a crowded theater is the kind of classic limit on free speech is because of the foreseeable and immediate public risk created by that which would otherwise be what in government they would call protected speech, protected because you could say it unless you're hurting someone. it seems that twitter, which is a business and can do what it wants without first amendment doctrine, someone who is saying things to a large audience -- way more people than fit into one movie theater, has the foreseeable consequence of endangering or even killing someone, i'm curious where that fits in as well as any response you want to make to what margaret said. >> i

just ahead, twitter bans another politician. a congresswoman''''''' account. and the tide is high today, soaking parts of the bay area. - hi mommy! - hi honey! oh i missed you! you just want to video call the kids. ok. ♪ hush little baby...♪ ♪...don't say a word...♪ but if slow upload speeds turn your goodnight call into an accidental horror movie... can you hear me? shut it down. just remember. you're not a bad mom. you just need better internet. at&t fiber delivers faster upload speeds for more reliable video calls. get at&t fiber, plans starting at $35 a month for a year. limited availability in select areas. call 877.only.att. >> twitter today confirms it has permanently suspended the personal account of congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. twitter said this comes after she tweeted yesterday falsely about the "extremely high amount of covid vaccine deaths." the republican congresswoman from georgia has a history of tweeting those false claims. she responded today saying twitter is an enemy to america and cannot handle the truth. her congressional

twitter is again accessible in nigeria after being banned there for seven months. they halted operations there in june of last year after the company deleted a tweet by the president. the government and twitter have been in negotiations towards restoring the service based on a set of conditions. the platform was back online this morning. our correspondent in nigeria send this update. >> the nigerian government lifted the twitter ban after they agreed to meet some conditions. some of them a establishing a local office in nigeria and enrolling nigeria in its partner and law enforcement suppor portals, which wou allow nigerian law eorcement and twitter to manage and report content that violates twitter community rus and nigerian laws. nigeria has a young and large polation of around 200 mlion people, and manyoung people use twitter to mobilize an hold leaders accountable, s thisan was widely criticized as an attackn freedom of speech in the country. the nigerian government said that, because of twitter's influence on nigeria's democracy and economy, its priority is to

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i didn't do a lot of space on this when the fact is that to platforms, as you go like twitter, trump cross the line, they saw him talking about the mob that attacked the capital as great patriots and decided that was glorifying violence. so they said no to the great man, so what it's called out, survive in freedom. this is what people do in free society. they stand up to that politicians and they say, no, i thought you like things like that. but here's the thing, you're, you got your fax wrong again, that's not the reason why president trump was kicked off a twitter. the reason why president trump was kicked off of twitter ultimately is because he said he wouldn't go to joe biden sanaa gratian. and which, by the way, i don't think joe biden wanted him there, i'll tell you as an advisor or president trump, i said that he shouldn't go as it is just end up being a bigger distraction than what was needed at the time. especially on the, the hills january 2nd and so that, but that's the, that's my point there is that you have a platform, supposedly a platform to really publisher is they ex

really publisher is an exercise political discrimination like twitter to kicked him off. not because of january 2nd, but because he supposedly that it was so horrific that he said he wouldn't get a job by the non gratian. let's, let's take a step back for a moment. you are right, they are private companies. they can ultimately decide what they're doing. my point that i'm saying, and again, this is one or 2 things we do the same time, is it? if you want to exercise political discrimination, then you shouldn't get the section to 30 shield to prevent you from being classified as a publisher. that's a critical point. ok, do you believe trump will run again? you do, don't you? and if he does, can america afford to deal with a 2nd claim? false claim that he won the election more, which one's more deceit, more ruined lives as a result of him running and losing again, kind of here's what i would tell you. i don't think i don't think america can afford to not have president trump come back and i'll point to some very specific examples. i'd point to the hyper inflation that hitting

the reason why president trump was kicked off a twitter ultimately is because he said he wouldn't go to joe biden to non duration . and which, by the way, i don't think joe biden wanted him there, i'll tell you as an advisor or president trump, i said that he shouldn't go as it is just end up being a bigger distraction than what was needed at the time. especially on the, the hills of january, 2nd. and so that, but that see, that's my point there is that you have a platform supposedly a platform to really publisher is they exercise political discrimination like twitter de kicked him off. not because january 2nd, but because he supposedly that it was so horrific that he said he wouldn't go to joe biden, agression. but let's, let's take a step back for a moment. you are right, they are private companies. they can ultimately decide what they're doing. my point that i'm saying, and again, this is one or 2 things we do the same time, is it? if you want to exercise political discrimination, then you shouldn't get the section to 30 shield to prevent you from being classified as a publisher.

twitter permanently banned marjorie taylor greene over covid misinformation. last week the platform and for all it just robert malone before he appeared on rogan's podcast allegedly over. meanwhile the moderna and administration with thousands of retweets. i will stop there because i'm bored by this topic. marjorie taylor greene, cats come i don't know, is she related to jonathan taylor thomas? [laughter] >> yes. yes. spilling good, good, good. biko >> greg: the streisand effect you are aware of that, when you don't know about somebody until something is made out of them and then everybody knows who they are. >> they are throwing these people off of twitter like the dude, spitting back like one of the inventors of the vaccine. marjorie taylor greene, the girl from the sitcom. >> greg: yes. >> she was spitting facts too from the federal website. >> greg: but she didn't count the facts correctly. she should have conditioned it a little bit. to take on this weird trend. >> i tried to join myself but i'm not very good with technology. so i ended up sending out a c

twitter has declared war on our party. are we just going to sit there and say let's wait until we get the majority back? when we get full control of the going to pass laws to stop this? nothing's been done in the past and nothing is being done now. i went to telegram. i think everybody should leave. you don't keep eating bad food at a restaurant when his servan to you. you get up and leave and go somewhere else where you are treated well. >> is a great analogy. you are just one member. where's the rest of your party? everybody can migrate to companies that don't censor us. a national election is coming u next year. >> that's what should be happening. and used to having to defend myself. the reason why i'm going about this on my own is because i car about the american people. i think they should do the same thing. we can make twitter powerless i we all decide two leave. the republican leadership can't even defend you. if you are willing to defend your people were not worthy of leadership. it's great to see you. >> weevil to

i didn't do a lot of space on this when the fact is that to platforms, as you go like twitter, trump cross the line, they saw him talking about the mob that attacked the capital as great patriots and decided that he was glorifying violence. so they said no to the great man, so what it pulled out, survive in freedom. this is what people do in free society. they stand up to that politicians and they say, no, i thought you like things like that. but here's the thing, you're, you got your fax wrong again, that's not the reason why president trump was kicked off a twitter. the reason why president trump was kicked off a twitter ultimately is because he said he wouldn't go to joe biden to non duration . and which, by the way, i don't think joe biden wanted him there, i'll tell you as an advisor or president trump, i said that he shouldn't go as it would just end up being a bigger distraction than what was needed at the time. especially on the, the hill to january 2nd and so that, but that see, that's my point there is that you have a platform supposedly a platform to really publisher is th

i'm talking about on twitter, this is an outrage and i can't believe it. meanwhile, white the president gushing over vice president kamala harris? according to her, the mainstream media is racist and sexist. new york times report claims parents have been complaining to allies that she'd get friendlier media coverage if she were a white male. it might help if she had a single white house accomplishment to show. is there any truth to her complaints or is this her sneaky way of asking the liberal press for better coverage? hey, i'm sorry if you are fighting with the big dogs but you better be able to handle every strike of criticism if you put yourself out there to the vice president of the united states and you better be able to lead and stop complaining that people aren't funny. >> that's exactly right. what we are seeing from the vice president today is exactly what politicians do when they fail to inspire other people toward their mission and effectively communicate their ideas if they blame the media and people around them. she works at the white house,

this trend is going to impact a lot of industries as well as twitter. twitter is smaller, so you are able to see jumps faster because of that. the same time, i think other tech companies will benefit in the same way. emily: we will be watching, thank you. frustrated by soaring house prices and a falling faith in the traditional economy, south korea's youth are turning to the metaverse to invest in virtual real estate. one new platform claims to re-create earth digitally. >> i'm buying and selling virtual space, owning land i can't have in real life makes me feel great. >> we've all heard about the metaverse, a virtual universe that blends aspects of virtual technology with digital reality. >> jumped into the metaverse. >> now, it has become a hot property market with investors putting in millions of dollars. south korea is one of the biggest players in the metaverse market. it is being championed by young people who have had enough of the economic inequality. they're looking to make money in the ultimate universe instead. these are two users i spoke to

the question is, is twitter letting people contribute to others on the feed, should the law view twitter more like a phone company, more like a post office or more like ups, or more like a magazine, which is supposed to be making editorial judgments. that is the question. >> mr. wood, you talked about how a ruling opened the door to providing platforms protections for material that a platform deems as unlawful because of the subsequent description of that material was viewed by the court as republication of that material. there seems to be an area of general agreement between scholars on the ends of the political spectrum from --. as part of the big tech accountability platform, that we create a bad carve out that would --protection for platforms that facilitate illegal activity. how with this proposal help hold tech companies responsible for illegal activity on their platforms? mr. wood: as you noted, we talked about people on opposite sides of the political spectrum who have taken that view and we have explained that gesture bidders could be liable. there is some appeal to thinking of

we will keep you updated on twitter. i'm @scottmcgrew. >>> and then rejecting the request to delay the roll out of the 5g wireless technology. a new service operates on c ban spectrum that could interfere with the plane's electronics. airlines want more time for the fcc to resolve the issues. they are willing to limit some temporary measures, limits already in place in other countries. >> these modern jetliners routinely land using an auto pilot, and so until such time as we know which devices are affected, and we can get that testing done, we don't know how widespread this problem is going to be. >> turning to the "today" show this morning, for more of the latest developments. >>> after a big win, with jimmy g injured, trey lance looking good with his first ever start at home at levi stadium. and the niners had a 10-7 lead, and then in the fourth quarter he hit a wide open samuel for a touchdown and that was a thriller. the 49ers win it 23-7. if they beat the rams next sunday, they are in the playoffs for sure, and if t

piling on, marjorie taylor greene with this unfounded and unproven assertion on twitter. there was mass voter fraud on a scale that should terrify every american regardless of political party. republican congressman mo brooks also falsely claiming on twitter on january 6th evidence mounts that fascist antifa infiltrated trump rally and stormed capitol. before sowing doubt about it in his own tweet adding i don't know the true facts yet. >> that's not true, of course, the facts are plain to see, and twitter is now simply drawing a harder line on lying about them. anderson. >> thanks very much. >>> up next, a reminder tonight about what's at stake for america told through a life well lived. ty bad... try this robitussin honey. the real honey you love... plus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? now get powerful relief with robitussin elderberry. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. trelegy for copd. [coughing] ♪ birds flyin' high, you know how

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