Kamala Harris' Tweet Suggests Ukraine Part Of NATO, Outrage On Twitter
The only difference between the two Twitter posts is the word "and", which clarifies that the US supports Ukraine and the NATO alliance.
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The only difference between the two Twitter posts is the word "and", which clarifies that the US supports Ukraine and the NATO alliance.
We are with the president's outrage on twitter and the outburst and the 24 hours from here and the accidental slipup from the eastern district of virginia that julian assange may be arrested and that anything is changing in terms of the legal strategy from the white house or what is coming down the pipeline. >> and not really, kellyanne conway was asked about it, and she said we will let the chips fall where they may, and the trump administration has sent conflicting messages about this, and in the campaign, he famously said that i love wikileak, but mike pompeo as the cia director call called...
Uber. they got all sorts of online criticism over donald trump's travel ban. i think you run the numbers on that. it didn't seem to have an impact on uber or lyft which tried capitalize on it. is there a changing conversation when you look inside the parties? are they looking at the numbers and saying maybe we're overreading what plays out online? >> i think it is absolutely true. i think most chief communications officers, they were relying on twitter for what the public thought. what we're seeing is twitter is not a representative sample of the country. what this shows of pepsi in particular...
The company's brand from that social media controversy. if you based it on twitter, you would have thought pepsi was on the verge of extinction. are there messages about are viral social media? they put these numbers together, michael, thank you for taking a few minutes and i have to say, these newspapers really did astound me. and they were a bit of a reality check for me. i'm one of those people. i'm used to looking at twitter. maybe it is not as big. >> a lot of times, outrage on twitter doesn't necessarily equate to the overall opinion. certainly we saw the difference between what twitter ...
>> what happens on social media and then there's the effect in the rest of the media from what happens on social media. think of the united airlines situation. obviously twitter was something that spread that video very efficiently, very effectively. i wouldn't say this is a twitter story. this has been all over every news channel in the country. are you expecting more of a brand damage from this? >> these two different scales. when you look at pepsi, it is an internal ad. you look at united airs, i think they're more in the wes fargo camp. i think what we saw was wasn't just the individual in...