Brian Stelter asks Jack Dorsey whether Twitter made mistakes surrounding Alex Jones. Does Dorsey really think a one-week “time out” will change Jones’ behavior? “It’s worth a shot,” Dorsey says. More importantly, Twitter has to be “consistent” about enforcement. Later, Oliver Darcy joins Stelter with reaction to the interview.

In a rare TV interview, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey discusses “toxic” behavior on the platform and his efforts to improve the “health” of conversations. “We’re ready to question everything,” Dorsey says, even basic features like follower counts. This leads Brian Stelter to ask him about the perception that Twitter is all talk and no action.

Greece exits its bailout, but sterling and Turkey’s lira enter another phase of uncertainty in a week where trade and data may also unnerve markets. David Pollard reports.

In a rare TV interview, Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey discusses “toxic” behavior on the platform and his efforts to improve the “health” of conversations. “We’re ready to question everything,” Dorsey says, even basic features like follower counts. This leads Brian Stelter to ask him about the perception that Twitter is all talk and no action.

Retired Lt. Col. and former Fox analyst Ralph Peters is sharply critical of both President Trump and his former network home. “People that only listen to Fox have an utterly skewed view of reality,” Peters says. He calls Trump a “gift to Fox,” and says “Fox in turn is a gift to Trump.”

In a “Meet the Press” interview on NBC, President Donald Trump’s attorney Rudy Giuliani discusses the President potentially being called to testify in the Mueller probe.