Social Media Impact and Lessons

The transcript discusses the impact of Donald Trump's use of Twitter, highlighting concerns about his rhetoric and its potential dangers in foreign policy. It compares the influence of social media to historical media platforms like radio and TV in politics. Cory Booker shares his experience defending Newark against criticism using humor and social media, emphasizing the power of kindness and unity online. The transcript concludes with a call for Trump to elevate online discourse and promote national unity.

What concern does the speaker express about Donald Trump's use of Twitter?

• He might lose followers.

• It could lead to economic instability.

• It might undermine international peace efforts.

• It could improve his public image.

How does the speaker compare Twitter to historical media?

• Twitter is a neutral but powerful platform like radio and TV.

• Twitter is more powerful than television.

• Twitter is only influential in the United States.

• Twitter is less influential than radio.

What was the outcome of Cory Booker's social media exchange with Conan O'Brien?

• It led to a lawsuit.

• It ended with a public apology from Booker.

• It resulted in a donation to a charity.

• It caused a decline in Newark's reputation.

What lesson did Cory Booker learn from his interaction with Conan O'Brien?

• Ignoring criticism is the most effective strategy.

• Confrontation is the best way to handle criticism.

• Humor and kindness can change perceptions.

• Social media should be avoided in political discourse.

What advice does the speaker offer for using social media positively?

• Promote unity and elevate conversations.

• Focus on personal achievements.

• Avoid discussing political issues.

• Use it to criticize opponents.