that it, quote, broke the internet. even though many other live stream events have gotten a bigger audience than that and other platforms can have more than a million people, traditional media outlets have millions of eyeballs as well. some of the critics are saying this is a missed opportunity, at best. others calling it a disaster. i did speak with a bundler for governor desantis who is expected to be here at an upscale hotel where the governor is expected to meet donors and fund-raisers later today. he tried to tell me that the general consensus is among people he is talking to in desantis world is that they are not blaming the governor s campaign team per se. he didn t squarely blame elon musk. but he did say that while it was confusing, it would the not set the campaign all that much that people will move on. right now, there s this concerted effort among that campaign team to try and turn
trade war. some will boycott. some just want a good deal. i m half scottish, so i just want a good deal. big name celebrities, daniel craig, david beckham, mariah carey. this year taylor swift. organizers are probably trying to outdo themselves. there is no other sale like this when you consider all the hoopla that surrounds it. is it? absolutely right. both the stadium and shanghai in the run-up to midnight. a lot of preorders already setting records. a lot of live streaming as well. last weekend kim kardashian west had a line that sold out. we have a lot of live stream events that can do 13 million people watching a session.
potential to lead to polarization. you can live stream events now which helps us capture moments. it also helps people stream things like terrible acts of violence. for each of these things, the internet platforms and facebook especially, we have a responsibility to make sure that we address these harms and make sure that we can address these risks. i feel like we can do that in a way that still protects freedom of expression. it s our responsibility to make sure that we address the issues and also to push back on broadening the definition of what people consider dangerous online beyond what is absolutely necessary. dana: it s interesting it s coming this week. the democrats have one of their debates this week and in which there was a long exchange with senator harris of california and elizabeth warren. kamala harris says she thinks that twitter should shut down president trump s account. do you think that is a
officials or facebook will confirm the results, they are talking maybe one major league baseball game a week live streamed on facebook. the young massive audience is what facebook is trying to capture as is twitter, twitter has the deal with the nfl, i m a big football gal here, they are trying to get into the game of watching live stream events. people watch sports live, not much anymore but sports live. heather: time now 20 minutes after the top of the hour. sanctuary city outrage, how did and illegal immigrant, gang member walked away. new york city mayor de blasio. abby: weekly tradition with elementary school kids because it might make immigrant kids uncomfortable, what do you think? are parents blowing this out of proportion
professional what? cop watcher? what would you consider yourself? i think you could say both. i do consider myself as a professional cop-watcher. i ve been cop watching my whole life just like other people in our community. just haven t had cameras to do it with. he s part of a growing number of protesters flocking to areas. many live stream events on the ground documenting them and growing their followers. their power evident again on monday in baltimore when someone s gun went off and police were there. but social media can be wrong like today when many claim police opened fire on a protester. that turned out not to be the case according to police. some local officials and residents say the outsiders are agitators. nick lives and works in baltimore and was caught up in the protests the night his city burned. the perfect example, during