“The symbiotic relationship that President Trump and his allies have with Twitter means it’s not in their interest to shut it down,” byjacobward reports of President Trump’s threat to shutter the social media giant, following its fact-check of his tweets.
As the feud between President Trump and Twitter ramps up, NBC News technology correspondent Jake Ward reports from Twitter headquarters in San Francisco, "We’re seeing enormous backlash from conservative circles.
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