we are in regular touch with these social media platforms and those engagements have been through members of our senior staff, but also members of our covid-19 team. we were not involved, i can say that, we were not involved. sometimes censorship efforts came from inside twitter. company documents show twitters forward deputy general counsel james baker asking executives why trump s tweet telling people not to be afraid of covid was not taken down. one twitter executive explaining to baker that being optimistic is not the same thing as spreading misinformation. edward? edward: yeah, fox business hillary vaughn, thank you very much. is there any legal fallout from all of this? let s ask former u.s. attorney guy lewis. so, guy, let s take a step back. this kind of chlorinated operation for multiple government agencies was at work in twitter, could we assume a similar process at meta or facebook or google? you bet, edward.
administration here and officials more time to figure out how they want to secure the border or to something else with the folks coming in in record numbers, it s we re going back to what we heard from the earliest days of this administration that title 42 in their opinion is not immigration policy. they saw it as a trump-era public health policy. they talked about it in the earliest days of this administration as a thing that they really did not like. a policy that trump people put in place just to keep migrants out and blame covid. now it gives them more months, bails them out, the officials here and gives them more time to come up with something else. edward? edward: there s been that debate among questions among reporters to the press secretary is covid over, is covid not
ministrations, both trump and biden, try to influence covid information on the platform. the files show how, as a result, some doctors and scientists who had opposing views on covid were banned. independent journalist david zweig, who was reporting on the files, tweeting that both the trump and biden administrations directly trust twitter executive to moderate the platforms pandemic content according to their wishes. also saying there were countless instances of tweets labeled as misleading or taken down entirely, sometimes triggering account suspension simply because they veered from cdc guidance or differed from establishment views. some of the engagement from the biden administration even got testy. company documents show that twitter s head of u.s. public policy, lauren culbertson, wrote that the kavanaugh was they are angry, that twitter had not been more aggressive in deplatforming multiple accounts. they wanted twitter to do more. the biden and administration is flip-flopped o
1.4% of retail value in 2021. that s about 94.5 billion. retailers surveyed said covid-19 has worsened the risk of crime partly because labor shortages made it hard to fully staff stores. others blame soft only crime policies. grand lauren is up 27% and theft of items under $1,000 up 34% this year in the big apple. now the problem is affecting the bottom line. target s ceo says profit losses could reach $600 million by the end of the fiscal year because they re losing so much inventory. walmart s ceo says stores could close because of the problems. for all of us, it means higher
because that s what the administration wants you to believe if you can t blame donald trump, can t blame covid, blame putin. brian: say this about donald trump s candidates tudor dixon and carrie lake, herschel surging again and dr. oz, not many people think he does not have momentum. only thing i would say for democrats, like tim ryan, the on people who get up and say they stood up to their party is kyrsten sinema and joe manchin. they can say i pushed back. tim ryan can t say anything. when he got in took a run ten speaker and after that he has just knuckled under. now is he trying to rewrite himself i think the people of ohio are smarter than that. steve: according to the brand new poll tim ryan is hind j.d. vance by two points. to answer the question how was the low carb bread. delicious? rachel: worth the 6 bucks?