Trump President Met with Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey After the social media platform to criticize

(Bloomberg) – Twitter Inc. CEO Jack Dorsey met Donald Trump at the White House Tuesday, he tweeted the same day the President that Congress should “get involved” in a fight against discriminatory practices ” of social media -companies. In a series of tweets, said Trump, it would be “so true” that the fact that Twitter is not “treated me as a Republican.” The best thing the company has been made, the president complained that his successor count “much higher” if Twitter would “not play their” “political games no wonder Congress wants to be involved -. And should” he said. The meeting between Trump and Dorsey, reported earlier by the motherboard was confirmed by White House spokesman Sarah Huckabee Sanders. Twitter did not immediately respond to a request for comment. As of Tuesday morning, Trump has had 59.9 million followers on Twitter, making it the 13th most followed person on the social media network behind individuals including former US president Barack Obama and singer Katy Perry and Taylor Swift. But the president has repeatedly expressed disappointment with by Twitter effort last year, tens of millions of suspicious accounts to remove, say the company is trying to manipulation to help combat and offensive content of elimination through fake profiles. The President, hundreds of thousands of followers in purging lost, but made many companies more visible users, including Dorsey, who said he has lost about 200,000 followers as part of the initiative. Dorsey told lawmakers in September that the company has not prevented and the press that there are technical explanations for each example that Republicans had raised his case to political bias. And he said, Twitter on Tuesday that about 38 percent of the offensive content are now through technology and select for human review are found in the past year for the no. “We are reducing abuse proactive approach and its impact on Twitter,” Dorsey said Tuesday in a statement. “We reduce the burden on the victims and, as far as possible, to act before reporting abuse.” Bloomberg LP, the parent of Bloomberg News, Tictoc product, a service of latest global news for Twitter.
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