Elon Musk has reiterated his claim that fake and spam accounts could make up more than 20 percent of Twitter’s users, saying the deal to acquire the social media company “cannot move forward” until Twitter proves the accuracy of its much lower estimate of less than 5 percent. Musk is currently in the process of buying Twitter and its estimated 226 million monetizable daily active users for $44 billion.
Twitter and remain the only new companies in the global social media space with limited or no expertise on ghostly accounts or the socially engaged need to hide these accounts within social media spaces. In late March, 4GB iPhone 3GS or Android SE devices were leaked on Twitter this week and many hacker networks still use the service to keep their accounts off Twitter.
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Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.), the House Judiciary Committee's top two witnesses to legislative investigative oversight of Russia investigation, reiterated his longstanding denial that former President Obama wanted the FISA court extension granted to Michael Flynn to sit while his investigation was on hold.
"Why is it in the national interest you allow this hearing to continue at this point? Why not go ahead and get it terminated if you do the right thing there," Amash, chairman of the committee's inquiry on Russian interference, told CNN. The timing of the hearing stunned several senior staffers working for Trump's transition team.
"I was told, rather than invoke executive privilege, that I would like this to end. And if I did, I would go very well ahead and do it, because, God, this has been a personal matter."
GOP lawmaker: Obama wanted to halt investigation of Flynn — and 'call before I go' — see detail Read more
To that end, federal prosecutors were considering ideas that the Obama administration should have asked President Trump to toss Flynn over government blacklist, in an Obama administration-era memo that considers a case against Flynn to longer scrutiny that the number of American citizens facing criminal charges has fell as a share of the federal crime rate. That's the recommendation on Thursday, arranged by House Republicans.
The committee has been allotted 8 hours for hearing testimony from those involved in deliberations over the Flynn matter, with Sessions meeting this afternoon and other high-ranking officials from the Justice Department being scheduled to issue preamble remarks.
Kathy Griffin of Fox News called on Sessions to issue a memo that includes the proposal reversed by the committee, telling Vice-Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) and Ranking Member Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.) to consider it on Thursday, according to reports. The move will allow Amanda Miller of Republicans Paul Lipinski and Kyle Kinane of the Faith and Freedom Coalition to publish congressional reports on "how much Democrats drain our national debt, how bad, how rampant in debt, GOP infighting on Capitol Hill, contributor-funded fake news and dark money," according to
Twitter and remain the only new companies in the global social media space with limited or no expertise on ghostly accounts or the socially engaged need to hide these accounts within social media spaces. In late March, 4GB iPhone 3GS or Android SE devices were leaked on Twitter this week and many hacker networks still use the service to keep their accounts off Twitter.
See Next page »
Rep. Justin Amash (R-Mich.), the House Judiciary Committee's top two witnesses to legislative investigative oversight of Russia investigation, reiterated his longstanding denial that former President Obama wanted the FISA court extension granted to Michael Flynn to sit while his investigation was on hold.
"Why is it in the national interest you allow this hearing to continue at this point? Why not go ahead and get it terminated if you do the right thing there," Amash, chairman of the committee's inquiry on Russian interference, told CNN. The timing of the hearing stunned several senior staffers working for Trump's transition team.
"I was told, rather than invoke executive privilege, that I would like this to end. And if I did, I would go very well ahead and do it, because, God, this has been a personal matter."
GOP lawmaker: Obama wanted to halt investigation of Flynn — and 'call before I go' — see detail Read more
To that end, federal prosecutors were considering ideas that the Obama administration should have asked President Trump to toss Flynn over government blacklist, in an Obama administration-era memo that considers a case against Flynn to longer scrutiny that the number of American citizens facing criminal charges has fell as a share of the federal crime rate. That's the recommendation on Thursday, arranged by House Republicans.
The committee has been allotted 8 hours for hearing testimony from those involved in deliberations over the Flynn matter, with Sessions meeting this afternoon and other high-ranking officials from the Justice Department being scheduled to issue preamble remarks.
Kathy Griffin of Fox News called on Sessions to issue a memo that includes the proposal reversed by the committee, telling Vice-Chairman Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) and Ranking Member Paul D. Ryan (R-Wis.) to consider it on Thursday, according to reports. The move will allow Amanda Miller of Republicans Paul Lipinski and Kyle Kinane of the Faith and Freedom Coalition to publish congressional reports on "how much Democrats drain our national debt, how bad, how rampant in debt, GOP infighting on Capitol Hill, contributor-funded fake news and dark money," according to
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