todd: todd piro not high but has the results. twitter it should step down after posting a surprising poll last night. pop them up on your screen 57.5% more than that voting against musk in the top spot following a tumult yuts week on the platform. several journalists. musk also taken after a new policy banning promotion of other social media sites. a move that was heavily criticized. that policy quickly reversed some u.s. just journalists locked othe of their accounts unclear if he does step aside say nothing one wants the job who can actually keep twitter alive. there is no successor so i guess there goes snoop. former head of trust and safety yoel roth expressing hesitation about correspondence from the fbi. will matt tiberiasy revealing that the bureau sent twitter a series of questions by what ways
until we ve got the full details. robin brant, bbc news. the chancellor is to set out his spring budget on the 15th of march next year. the treasury says jeremy hunt has commissioned the office for budget responsibility to prepare an economic and fiscal forecast to go alongside the announcement. mr hunt delivered his first budget as chancellor last month, as the government sought to restore the uk s economic credibility following kwasi kwarteng s disastrous mini budget. a poll has closed on twitter set up by elon musk who asked users whether he should step down as the head of twitter. the results are in, 57.5% had voted that they should step down, with 42.5% saying that he shouldn t. over
on his new platform twitter asking if he should stay in charge of twitter. he said he will abide by the results. 17 and a half million people, bret, weighed in. 57.5% of the 17.5 million say elon musk should go. no response from elon musk about that poll yet. we ll see what he has in store. bret? bret: david spunt at the justice department. david, thank you. more on this with the panel as we dig into all of that information. meantime, history is being made tonight as a house committee sends referrals to the justice department recommending criminal prosecution for a former president. this time former president donald trump. it has to do with his actions and inaction during last year s capitol riot of january 6th. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram has details from capitol hill. unprecedented criminal referrals for former president trump. ours is not a system of justice where foot soldiers to go to jail and the master minds
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naked in public with excrement thrown at her. the owner of twitter, elon musk, could be stepping down as the company s chief executive. musk asked his 122 million followers on twitter to vote on whether he should resign, saying he would respect the outcome. the poll closed this morning, and more than 57% said he should leave. our technology editor, zoe kleinmann, joins me to explain. the billionaire bought the company just a couple of months ago. since then, he s been in full charge, making a series of radical and sometimes controversial changes. and the results of that poll elon musk posted yesterday more than 17.5 million votes were cast and 57.5% said, yes, he should step down. it s the latest twist in a series of events marking his arrival at twitter in october. here he is, carrying the kitchen sink through the front doors. he had just paid £36 billion to own the company outright. soon after, he began cost cutting by laying off more than half of twitter s global workforce.