Social Media Censorship? And a Record-Breaking Number for the Housing Market

CNBC's "Fast Money"

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Business, Investing, News

4.3 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 15 October 2020

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

Twitter and Facebook are under fire for blocking the spread of an anti-Biden New York Post Article. Could the latest news lead to increased regulation of the space. And mortgage rates setting another record low today. What it means for the red hot housing sector.

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0:00.0	I don't know how to follow that. I'm Melissa Lee and this is Fast Money.
0:05.4	Tonight's trader line of Guy Dami, Tim Seymour Bono and Eisen and Brian Kelly tonight on
0:09.4	Fast. A real estate record breaker will tell you what just happened in the mortgage market that could
0:14.0	add fuel to the sizzling hot housing trade.
0:16.4	Plus, Peloton pedaling to a new all-time high today, but are more gains enough he'll climb from here.
0:22.2	And later, Bonowin is taking the mound
0:24.0	to pitch his next best idea why he thinks
0:26.2	this solar stock is an out of this world investment.
0:29.4	We start off with the developing story
0:31.2	in the social media world Facebook and Twitter both
0:33.2	under fire today after restricting users from sharing a news article about
0:37.3	Joe Biden's son let's get straight to Julia Borsen who's got all the details
0:40.6	Julia.
0:41.6	Well Melissa the big question of what content social
0:45.9	media giants should allow users to share is in the spotlight as Facebook and
0:50.3	Twitter both limit the distribution of a New York post story that
0:53.8	claims to show smoking gun emails related to video President Biden and his
0:58.2	son to video related to President Biden and his son citing minimal evidence
1:02.1	backing the story a story which the
1:04.0	Biden campaign refutes saying it wasn't asked about key issues in the article.
1:08.7	A Facebook spokesperson tweeting quote, while I will intentionally not link to the New York Post,
1:14.6	I want to be clear that this story is eligible to be fact-checked
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