cars. first, twitter says it has found and deleted more than 1000 fake accounts created by the chinese government used to undermine the hong kong protestant hong kong protests. facebook said it also acted on a tip from twitter, finding some fake accounts. they say they will no longer accept advertising from state backed media worldwide. we are joined by a fellow from new america and in washington, brett, who set up the first tax first task force to counter disinformation in the white house. sarah, what exactly do we know? sarah: they are finding these coordinated efforts from china trying to discredit the protesters, calling them violent, saying what they are doing is maybe backed by western resources, just trying to cause tension within the group. emily: twitter says it kicked off 936 accounts. facebook, seven pages, three groups. we have statements from both companies. they said, overall, these accounts were attempting to sow discord in hong kong. facebook saying, altho
is there an echo in here? amazon wants to put alexa in cars. has foundtter says it and deleted more than 1000 fake accounts created by the chinese government used to undermine the hong kong protestant hong kong protests. acebook said it also acted on tip from twitter, finding some fake accounts. they say they will no longer state advertising from act media worldwide. we are joined by a fellow from new america and in washington, brett, who set up the first tax force first task force to counter disinformation in the white house. sarah, what exactly do we know? sarah: they are finding these coordinated efforts from china trying to discredit the protesters, calling them violent, saying what they are doing is maybe backed by western resources, just trying to cause tension within the group. emily: twitter says it kicked off 936 accounts. facebook, seven pages, three groups. we have statements from both companies. they said, overall, these accounts were attempting to sow discord
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situation as they dismiss questions about her being silenced. let s go out front. and good evening, i m erin burnett. out front tonight, the breaking news. suing former trump white house chief of staff mark meadows suing the house january 6th committee and speaker nancy pelosi. meadows wants a court to block enforcement of both the subpoena the committee issued him to testify, as well as the subpoena that it issued to verizon to get all of his phone records. well, committee vice chair liz cheney has just responded to cnn telling meadows, bring it on. telling cnn just moments ago, quote, the committee has received a number of extremely interesting, nonprivileged documents from mr. meadows. and now, he is refusing to appear to answer questions about these nonprivileged documents. well, that would appear to be pretty inconsistent, right? and so, the committee is now moving to hold meadows formally in criminal contempt. that will make meadows the third former-trump official tha
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