Ceo jack dorsey tweeting, we believe political message reach should be earned, not bought. The question is good step . The Trump Campaign calls it an attempt to silence conservatives. How when its all ads that theyre doing this to . But anyway, be on the lookout because while this may have been nothing for twitter other than a jab at zuckerberg and company, it could set off First Amendment litigation and make twitter itself a target of its biggest troll, this president. All right. Thank you for watching. Cnn tonight with the man, d. Lemon, starts right now. I admire what theyre doing. I think its a good thing. I think its a good thing. You take the ads out of it, and then you dont have to deal with the fakeness of anything. Well, you have to deal with the trolls and all of that. Thats the next thing i think they should deal with and the bots. They should check to make sure that everybody every person who pretends to be a person or whatever, every account is actually owned by a legitima
form of leather craftsmanship from some seed places. you can sew leather chaps apparently. but that s not really the same thing as a doctor, although you are an expert in that field, but i am not sure at least not yet. there was a piece in the wall street journal that said that parents reported an uptick in mental health issues because of the kids being forced to stay home. how is it going for you with your kids? oh, it s great. they listen all the time especially when we are in public. theye don t keep asking for things. they don t say, hey, i m watching the show without you and everyone is still last laughing. and i can t wait for them to see me on tv just so i can be away for them
the book is complex. it s trying to draw some quite complex intellectual ideas around how anti semitism has been a neglected thing that the people who are very obsessed with identity politics have left behind. i see no reason why a joke in the middle of that would deflate or subvert an argument. i think that s a weird thing that people assume that the minute you go into comedy, you re somehow upending what you re saying. intellectually, i don t see that at all. iam glad. i mean, it s a privilege, really, that, despite being a comedian and probably being best known for being a comedian, the times literary supplement still come to me and say, we d like you to write a book about an essay, a book about anything you like. i say, i want to write it about this, and they don t say, well, don t be ridiculous, you re a funnyman. you know, a little theme i ve been developing is how you ve changed and evolved over time, both in your comedy and your wider life. i mean, you are not a religious