A leaked recording from Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey suggests that the company’s policy enforcement actions will go a long way in banning President Trump.
The right-wing guerrilla news outlet project Veritas released a clip to him on Thursday, provided by an imaginative Twitter “insider whistle blower” who secretly recorded comments from Dorsey to employees.
Dorsey said in the clip, “You should always express yourself freely in whatever form you think is appropriate.”
Dorsey, who recently addressed the controversy over his company’s decision to suspend the president permanently, told staff at the virtual meeting that Twitter would do a “complete retro” that would “take some time”, but would focus on the platform’s former highest. Profile account.
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“We know we’re focused on one account right now, but this is getting bigger than just one account, and it will only last longer than this day, this week and the next few weeks, and move on.” In addition to the opening, ”Dorsey said.“ So, this account is definitely on this account and focused on how it relates to real world violence. Also, we need to think long term around how this dynamics progresses over time. I don’t believe this is going away at any time. “Soon.”
Dorsey then referred to the action taken against the QN conspiracy theorists as part of a recent cleanup of Twitter accounts, telling employees that it was “a very broad approach that we should look at in depth.”
“You know, the U.S. is extremely divided. Our platform shows that every day,” Dorsey said later. “And our role is to protect the integrity of that conversation and we will do our best to make sure it doesn’t hurt anyone. And that’s our focus.”
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“We’ve had more than a dozen people reach out to us this week with video evidence inside Twitter,” said James O’Keefe, founder of Project Veritas, on Thursday, annoyed that more leaks could come from Twitter.
O’Keefe told the audience, “Stay tuned.” “They may be private companies, but they have more power than all three branches of government.”
A Twitter spokesperson told Fox News, “The comment shown in the video was delivered to more than 5,400 of our employees and is about the same words Jack shared recently. Tweet thread Offer context and reflection around Our work To keep the conversation safe in recent weeks. ”
On Wednesday, Dorsey defended Twitter’s decision to suspend President Trump’s account permanently, saying it was “the right decision.”
However, he acknowledged that taking such actions “disrupted public discourse”, “divided us” and “limited the possibility of clarification, redemption and learning.” He also acknowledged that his corporation’s power had set a “dangerous” precedent in the “global public discourse.”
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In a recent interview on Hannity, O’Keefe said to the host, “At a time of moral and political crisis, I think courage is contagious, and we have all these whistle blowers coming to us, people inside helping to expose us. ”
O’Keefe added, “We need more of these people.” “I think, right now, it’s time to be optimistic if we can build an army of revealers, because the sunlight itself needs to be the best disinfectant. The revelation itself is a compromise.”
