Twitter Puts Warning on Trump Tweet.
BALDWIN: We are getting some breaking news involving President Trump and Twitter. A recent tweet from the President has now been slapped with a warning label. So, Donie O'Sullivan, let me bring you in. And so, the concern is what the President tweeted about protesters in Washington, right?</s>DONIE O'SULLIVAN, CNN REPORTER: That's right, Brooke. Obviously, we saw the protests outside the White House last night. And the President has been critical of the "Autonomous Zone" that is in place in Seattle. With that in mind the President this morning posted on Twitter and Facebook this. He said, there will never be an "Autonomous Zone" in Washington D.C. and as long as I'm your President, if they try, they will be met with serious force. Now Twitter this afternoon is saying that that tweet breaks its rules. They've put a label on it that reads, the tweet violated our rules about abusive behavior. However, Twitter has determined that it may be in the public interest for the tweet to remain accessible. Worth noting here as well, they've removed the ability for people to like the tweet and to directly re-tweet it. Twitter has a specific set of rules in place for world leaders where world leaders like Trump are allowed to break its rules sometimes if you or I were to have posted that message, it would've likely gotten removed maybe even our account deleted. But this is the fourth time in just a few weeks that Twitter has taken action against President Trump's account. They've called him out for misinformation about mail-in ballots in California. They removed and labeled a video last week, the President posted of two toddlers. And they also called him out for glorification of violence last month as well. I mentioned this post is on Facebook, Facebook and no commentary. It is probably unlikely that the company will take any move against the post, given that they did not take action against Trump's similar posts last month -- Brooke.</s>BALDWIN: No, I know just especially given what you said, the fourth in the last couple of weeks. So, you know, you've been reporting on these tensions, right, that are arising that are really simmering between Silicon Valley and the President. And this is just the latest example. We know you will be all over it. Donie O'Sullivan, thank you so much. Good to see you. And that's it for me. I'm Brooke Baldwin here in New York. Thanks for being here. Let's go to Washington. THE LEAD with Jake Tapper starts right now. END