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disinformation surrounding the presidential election. meanwhile facebook and instagram are also blocking president at least to the end of time in office. let s go to charles watson, live in atlanta with the very latest, charles. charles: hi, arthel, social media giants like facebook and twitter are facing major backlash for what some see as those companies trying to silence conservative speech. hud secretary ben carson hitting send on rebuke after twitter permanently suspended president trump s account in a tweet carson saying, quote, silencing a significant number of voters in a race in history is no way to unite us, want to act like media but don t want to be held accountable like the rest of the media. free should be free whether you agree or not. aclu pushing back against big-tech companies, chief legislative counsel saying in a statement everyone should be concerned when companies like make those decisions easier. parlor ceo blasted google friday after the so-cal ....
for filling in the last couple of weeks. in fact, some saying, tell me neil isn t back today. that was from my wife. that was totally not necessary. and the fear, the growing fear here of the crack-down on the president and essentially shelving him from social media is meant to favor democrats, and go ahead and defend the president of the united states. there might be to it than that. it might come down to this, money. a lot of the guys are concerned that they might be held liable for some of the violence that ensued because they were carrying the president s remarks. it might not be a strange as you think. we will be getting into that in just a second. first i want to go to david spunt at the white house on how the president may be preparing well for a crack-down, david. david: no question that donald trump will be known as the twitter president. he s made policy decisions, he s hired, he s fired and even pardoned people through twitter. that has been primary means but ....
send $400 million to stop immigration flow as it has spawn waves of migrants hoping to come to the country. mark meredith. hi, mark. mark: president biden has made immigration reform a new focal point and we expect to see more executive actions in the week ahead. one of the first orders as he got into office, we saw him sign the immigration directive, also essentially homeland security for a hundred day pause on most deportations from the u.s. the acting homeland security secretary says the pause would allow the department to focus on resources where they are needed more. biden homeland security alejandro mayorkas is in holding pattern, josh hawley fast tracking nomination. now let s talk about what you were just talking about, president biden speaking with mexican president by friday, the white house was productive as the two leaders agreed to work together on several different issues, but mexico s president said in his own statement that the biden administration plans ....
friday that he will reverse what he called the trump administration s draconian immigration policies. biden also signed a flurry of immigration executive orders in his first few days in office. including a 100 day freeze than deportations ending the remain in mexico policy, repealing the travel ban affecting some muslim majority countries, reinstating daca protection and halting border wall construction. former acting homeland security chad wolf is calling biden s immigration agenda dangerous for america. i m afraid that some of the actions that president biden and the administration have taken will cause an immigration and border security crisis on our southwest border. the department has done a good job over the last several months of keeping increased number of folks coming to the border illegally under control through a variety of different authorities. now we see a roll back of some of those authorities. it really is concerning. harris: joining me now is mark m ....
to us a little bit about general eisenhower s military service and how he developed into a leader and eventually led to him being president. i always allow our speakers to introduce themselves and tell us what they want us to know about them. so i will turn this over to you, david. david: thank you very much. good to talk with you. i am use to looking into a screen but i m talking to my classroom. we just had a three hour class on a presidential speech that broke up several minutes ago and i think for accommodating me. there was a several minute overlap in this program but we were able to resolve it. for myself, i am grandson of dwight eisenhower. i have spent a fair amount of time in abilene. mary is living there now. this is a town that probably more than any other place in america reminds me of the town i grew up in. gettysburg is on route 30 which turns into route 70 about a mile and a half north of where you all are. in the eisenhower s really shuttled between the ....