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Coming up in the next hour, Twitter starts to ban people who impersonate others,

Musk saying to vote Republican.

And some of the employees laid off last week, well, some are being asked to come back to the office.

Plus China's COVID policies are undermining Apple's plans,

our Bloomberg scoop on the plan to cut iPhone production

by millions of units.

And FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr thinks the US government should ban Tik-Tock.

Why and how far will he go to make it happen?

He'll join us to explain.

Twitter asking some laid off employees to come back and

beginning to permanently ban users who impersonate real people. Meantime, as

Ed said, met a reportedly cutting thousands of jobs. As soon as this week, Bloomberg's Kurt Wagner joins us to talk

about this more and Kurt, of course you've been very busy covering both Meta and Twitter. Let's

start with Meta and get that out of the way. Is Meta planning to lay off thousands of people this

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