absolutely and i use to describe two people, just imagine that you are seeing a dial in imagine that you are seeing a dial in north korea as one and being dial in north korea as one and being 0 tolerance on any reporting and the last open mite, reporting and the last open mita, you can do whatever you want. mita, you can do whatever you want, almost. china used to be, in the want, almost. china used to be, in the late want, almost. china used to be, in the late 70s starting to the 80s moving towards the middle, and giving slightly more leeway towards and giving slightly more leeway towards freedom of speech and of thoughts that all of a suddenjust this of thoughts that all of a sudden just this dialling back happens. and where president xi jinping happens. and where president xi jinping from 14, 15 onwards starting jinping from 14, 15 onwards starting to get closer to back to the starting to get closer to back to the north korea and. so that is happening. it to the n
lengthy saga is on the company suit musk to complete a deal he proposed and wanted out of. there are number of questions about his next move, for instance, who will lead twitter after he fired the top three executives? what if changes are coming to the moderation policies? how will that affect bans on individuals such as former president donald trump? i m joined by new cnn mita analyst sara fischer, also reports for axios. great to see you. can you walk us through what you know so far about what elon musk might have planned for twitter? reporter: of course. he definitely wants to roll back content moderation, twitter should be a place for free speech. the other thing to expect is a lot of investment in engineering and product. elon musk has brought two major companies public. he also has other companies that are private, big innovators, i expect him to invest a lot of new talent. used to bring a lot of new executives. he fired the ceo, he fired the general counsel, the cfo, i m heari
because of redistricting. the republican party put a lot of time, money and energy into her winning the district. republicans say this as a win but when we look at what the lines look like it s, i think, plus 12 points for democrats. so i think the democrats are probably going to be safe in that district come november, if i were a betting woman. the bigger picture is looking at the effort that republicans are putting into south texas. i don t think democrats should disregard that even though mita might lose in november they re putting in an investment across the region and obviously across the state. for the short term they will be okay. for the medium to long term they need to keep their eye on what the gop is doing in investing in latino. i think that redistricting