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who ve been banned from twitter could get reinstated. jessica gonzalez is from the media advocacy organisation free press. this isn t just about this isn tjust about how elon musk s decision affects twitter users. of laws and laws and regulations and societal norms are being debated on twitter. there are white supremacist groups who are using twitter to organise, to countries and to plan violent events. this dialogue spills over into real life. we have seen it play out on january the 6th into real life. we have seen it play out onjanuary the 6th here in the united states, where a violent coup was organised online, and there are real life consequences as to what happens on twitter and other social media platforms. let s come back to the economics. elon musk is paying $44billion for the platform. twitter last year had revenues of around $5 billion, the vast majority of which is raised through advertising to its 217 million daily users.
they have their economic data which they look at. they are trying to modulate growth with inflation and i think the federal reserve has been doing a good job in doing that. will fed will do what they need to do and we respect the powers of the fed, it s our job at the white house and the president s job and pushing us every day to grow the economy, create jobs and encourage manufacturing jobs in all jobs here in the united states and to remove any and all barriers to job creation. let s turn to another subject and that s the budget that the administration will release this week. here are some key outlines we know about the budget. $54billion in defense spending by offset in equal cuts in domestic spending and here are some reductions that the white house can considering, environmental agency, tsa, airport security, 37% cut for the state department and foreign
they have their economic data which they look at. they are trying to modulate growth with inflation and i think the federal reserve has been doing a good job in doing that. will fed will do what they need to do and we respect the powers of the fed, it s our job at the white house and the president s job and pushing us every day to grow the economy, create jobs and encourage manufacturing jobs in all jobs here in the united states and to remove any and all barriers to job creation. let s turn to another subject and that s the budget that the administration will release this week. here are some key outlines we know about the budget. $54billion in defense spending by offset in equal cuts in domestic spending and here are some reductions that the white house can considering, environmental agency, tsa, airport security, 37% cut for the state department and foreign
which they look at. they are trying to modulate growth with inflation and i think the federal reserve has been doing a good job in doing that. will fed will do what they need to do and we respect the powers of the fed, it s our job at the white house and the president s job and pushing us every day to grow the economy, create jobs and encourage manufacturing jobs in all jobs here in the united states and to remove any and all barriers to job creation. let s turn to another subject and that s the budget that the administration will release this week. here are some key outlines we know about the budget. $54billion in defense spending by offset in equal cuts in domestic spending and here are some reductions that the white house can considering, environmental agency, tsa, airport security, 37% cut for the state department and foreign aid, question, gary, is that the