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Scheme in history. he'll join us live to talk about that. >> let's begin with the so-called twitter files. elon musk has claimed he wants to bring transparency to twitter. it's not totally what's happening. queue of birth of the twitter files. must being selected a handful of people with whom he has shared internal twitter systems and communications that seemed to focus on some of twitter's most high profile and sometimes content moderation decisions. these files, which journalists tweet out, appear to call into y question the integrity of the leadership. elon musk said, yes, there were mistak...

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That millions of people depend on and then changing the rules to his liking is not the way to save free speech. we need policies to ensure that everyone has real choices when they go online so they can pick a social media platform that has content moderation and privacy practices that work with them, and their communities. that is how we preserve free speech for the future. ., , ., preserve free speech for the future. , ., ., , ., future. those two ideas are difficult to _ future. those two ideas are difficult to get _ future. those two ideas are difficult to get right - difficult to get right...

At content. they are using race, sexual orientation and gender to make moderation decisions and not the material in the video. >> this attorney represents the man and 8 other african-americans who say google unfairly targeted their posts. the problem you face is all of these companies are private companies. private companies can do what they want. >> they can but they can't discriminate. >> google says they don't discriminate based on race or sexual-orientation. a denial that doesn't sit well with this man. >> google has too much power over what you say? >> i think so. there is unfairness with...