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Kamala Harris appealed directly to Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey, to have Trump's Twitter account suspended
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Kamala Harris appealed directly to Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey, to have Trump's Twitter account suspended

On Wednesday's episode of "White House Brief," Jon discussed Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris and the letter she sent to Twitter CEO, Jack Dorsey, that attempted to compel him to suspend President Donald Trump's Twitter account on the grounds of "a threat to national security."

What did the letter say?

"Dear Mr. Dorsey:

I write to call your attention to the activity that President Trump has been engaged in on his Twitter account which appears to violate the terms of the user agreement that your company requires all users on the platform adhere to."

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Harris also joined CNN's Anderson Cooper to state her claim that Trump's tweets about the whistleblower and Rep. Adam Schiff were enough to have Trump's Twitter suspended.

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Jon explained that Democrats could not stand the bond that President Trump has formed with American voters, and that is what Kamala Harris is attempting to do.

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