about nine times what it brought in in sales last year by comparison, trump media is trading at more than 1,400 times it sells last year and jim, look, this is not a trivial matter, right? it means trump s stake is worth around 4 billion. in this company. and there s a lot of real people who do own stock here and they would get hurt if gravity sets all right, we ll be watching that madigan. thanks very much. they should you relied on cnn newsroom. i m jim acosta in washington, right? now. trump s defense team is launching yet another attack on the special counsel in that case, jack smith and his office. it s the former president s latest bid to have the classified documents case tossed out. right now, judge aileen cannon is holding a confidential hearing. we re told with both sides ahead of today s public hearing at follows monday s back-to-back hearings were tensions flared between the judge and the prosecution at one point, cannon saying, quote, i don t appreciate you
learning how to help america be a more free speech country and that is elon musk who has said that he wants to take over twitter and meanwhile the board of twitter is really kind of showing their cards saying they are going to put a poison pill into this to make sure that elon cannot take it over. will, we were talking earlier during the break and you think this is a very the way this is transpiring. the way the board is reacting to elon musk and the fact that they are openly defying their fiduciary responsibility you say is very dangerous for america. will: i think it s very revealing for america. i think this story is more than twitter. if you are watching at home i and we understand really the minuscule role that twitter plays in most americans every day lives. at least on the surface. but twitter underneath the surface, i do think plays a very large role in shaping the quote,
that, too. to see boris johnson go off script isn t that surprising. he said i can t wait for some ruthless questions from the reporters in this room. he was engaging it. boris johnson is seeing a p.r. opportunity for himself and you would think that president biden would as well to say look at me, i have given them a big win. i allowed travel again to and from the u.k. we should be showing this alliance together and instead president biden is saying who knows what i am liable to say and so they choose to say nothing time and time and time again. and you even had members of the british press scratching their heads saying i thought this was supposed to be the big free speech country. that was quite embarrassing for the american president. he looked totally weak and ineffective. he got lucky when boris johnson paid him a complement when he
to play partisan politics. sort of violating campaign he is the one that is divisive finance rules. the two men who live in florida are expected to appear in federal court in virginia later today. and combative and stifling the we re watching that. we don t know the nature of the first amendment rights of people in our state. bill: that s a heck of a charges but the nation alts of claim in a free speech country. the two men apparently they he is preventing the media from are from former soviet talking to supporters? he is. republicans. ukraine or somewhere else we don t know. sandra: new information and we ll bring you more as we get the city put out they did last night and they are it. the u.s. taking custody of two blocking people. everyone is lining up in the isis terrorists tied to the skyways. thousands of people and they beheadings in syria moving them are not allowing the media to talk to them as they wait in from a kurdish-run prison to prevent their escape in case li
now, they fixed it. those places can be much better regulated. but it s the same thing with this fake news. facebook, we had kamala harris on. she didn t want to come out and say that facebook needed to be more aggressively regulated in this is fake news area. joe, in germany you can go on twitter and change your settings to make it seem like you re in germany and you will not get nazis in your twitter feed because they have done the job as a democratic nation of saying we want to regulate this. but that s a fundamental difference between how europeans think about free speech and privacy and how we think. well, it s not engraved on stone tablets. we need to think about this stuff. we have to ask a question about which is right? i agree that nobody wants to see stuff on google that is wrong or out of context but what do we do about it as a free speech country? how about facebook responding to subpoenas with more