hill, former twitter ceo jack dorsey was slammed relengthlessly for twitter s censorship on their app. but could his exit from the company actually make the problem worse? in an op-ed for bari weiss website common sense, vice president of the founders fund mike solanis says twitter is about to get way worse. what s he talking about? he joins us live right now from miami, mike, good morning to you. good morning. so jack dorsey went away, you know, he is going to just run that other big company he has got, you know, billionaire problems. twitter famously cracked down, it eminent domain so like, on a lot of conservatives and a lot of conservatives were up in arms so they are look at if there is going to be a change of the guard, maybe the new guy is going to be better right obviously in the middle of culture war much of which takes
meddling. it s incomprehensible that general election that a national security advisor would tell a team of people dealing with russian attack, aggressive attacks, rethey were relengthlessly hitting us from every possible direction, and this team of government officials were trying to figure out a, how to stop it. then how to counter it then possibly how to punish the russians to make sure they would stop it for good. national security advisor of president obama tells them to stand down, back off? and essentially in the end they did practically nothing. they knew the russians were targeting multiple states, specifically swing states. i will say to be fair, ed, which i do every once in a while. ed: i like hearing that. pete: probably thought if they went too hard in one direction it would perceived a political motive. ed: that they were helping hillary clinton. pete: they could be helping hillary clinton. ed: there is something to be said for the obama administration trying to figur
relengthlessly and persisten persistently. but we had people in our counterterrorism center who were on the target for 10 years. people who truly understood the al qaeda house they were able to discould have them they deserve lion share of the credit and we have operators who have the skill set and courage to deal witnes witness. that s where the credit should go. and obviously the president deserv deserves credit for making a decision which i think most president would have made under those circumstances. terri you are active even now in the green beret and united states army but i want to find out from your fellow soldiers people you talk to on a daily basis. did they feel like this has now become a political issue rather than an issue of about the soldiers and. yes. a little bit. here s the thing, too. what we are talking about this event. need to know about how we think. our culture. the word warrior gets
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to the president he took over and very aggressively continued to pursue the al qaeda. relengthlessly and persisten persistently. but we had people in our counterterrorism center who were on the target for 10 years. people who truly understood the al qaeda house they were able to discould have them they deserve lion share of the credit and we have operators who have the skill set and courage to deal witnes witness. that s where the credit should go. and obviously the president deserv deserves credit for making a decision which i think most president would have made under those circumstances. terri you are active even now in the green beret and united states army but i want to find out from your fellow soldiers people you talk to on a daily basis. did they feel like this has now become a political issue rather than an issue of about the soldiers and. yes. a little bit. here s the thing, too. what we are