that. if you don t like it, don t it. if you re offended by it, don t use the platform, there are plenty of places to go. david: jehmu, weigh in here. first i want to buy that rogue employee a beer on me. i would say that this relationship between the president and twitter is more parasitic and we knew the power of twitter when it helped elect donald trump to the most powerful position in the world, but twitter is in trouble here. they just reported that they were overreporting their user numbers, and had to, you know, take a step back. david: that s true. they are they don t want trump to diversify because they re relying on him and how powerful he makes their platform, but we ve also seen that, you know, they make decisions about who they re going to ban from the platform, the president s good friend roger stone was just banned
after he made threatening remarks to don lemon from cnn and think don t hold that same standard to the president. maybe if they did that, that would be more of the equality that amy called for. and twitter. hey, twitter, give amy a blue check mark. david: hold on. hold on, first of all, the president has not been tweeted profanities in the way that roger stone did and i don t think that anyone supports that going on twitter, to be doing that. let me finish, jehmu. secondly and i wasn t and go ahead, amy. and president trump has been so reliant on twitter that it makes it easy for twitter i think that twitter social media more broadly does have a problem when it comes to democratic eggs expression the way that they want to guide viewpoints. google this their algorithms might push down conservatives.
are there no conservative billionaires? because maybe they should band together and create their own platforms because if you find hold on. people either a great point. hold on. hold on, whoa, whoa, whoa, one second. jehmu, what s wrong with in fact, facebook has talked about this as a possibility. they have algorithms, as you know, that could spot whether somebody s a conservative or a liberal, depending on what they read a lot. so, maybe even within one platform like facebook, you could have a conservative group of people talking and a liberal group. it might divide the country even more, but that s happening. yes, it would. no, that s not what we want. we don t want more division david. david: like it or not, that s what s happening. look, whether it s facebook or twitter, they can do the same thing that wikipedia has done, where some of their employees, most of their employees don t have access to impact that person s account. you can t just go to wikipedia and u
giants have. are they right or wrong? we ve got all the guests for this one. first of all, fbn s kennedy is here. fox news contributor jehmu green and amy holmes. and what do you think about this, amy, does the president have a point? should we do something. it was 11 minutes that rocked the world, 11 minutes of silence from president trump, but i do think he does have a point. while on the one hand i know our good libertarian on the panel might say it s a private company, they get to set the rules of the road, who they censor and who they allow, but twitter is the public square and they re engaged in trying to have a cast system, the blue check marks, who is more privileged and who is not. i don t have a blue check mark and i don t care because i do believe in equality. david: kennedy, i m wondering who needs whom? doesn t twitter need the
several central american nations at the white house next week. he ll talk about stemming the tide of illegal immigrant children with the presidents of el salvador, honduras and guatemala. we re waiting for congress to act on the president s $3.7 billion emergency funding request. there are two weeks left in the session and some lawmakers want substantial policy strings attached. let s bring in brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to george w. bush, and a professor of public policy, politics and international affairs at georgetown university, and jehmu green, former president of the women s media center, fox news contributor and co-founder of define american, a campaign to elevate the immigration conversation. thank you for joining us. brad, you say president obama is neglecting to include a key country in these meetings, mexico. absolutely. but for mexico letting these child migrants come across their border, they would have never gotten to our border and had our border been secure