Big Tech Pushes Back on Trump

I think trump should keep a good relationship, but not at the expense of the law. ICE doesn’t need to deescalate, the rioters need to deescalate. We need to take care of our own people, and the best way to do that is stop bleeding money to illegal migrants.

The Executive Branch of our government's job, is to Execute (carry out) the law. The two rioters who died, committed suicide. Remind them that the First Amendment says "peaceable protest" PERIOD. That means NOT interfering with law enforcement. Tell them marxists to stop. And then leave our Constitutional Republic. They are the enemy. They are the lawless. They are the Insurrectionists.

Yes, I think it's important for the president to maintain good relations with big tech. The thing that is really bothering me about all of these executives and media talking heads calling for ICE to de-escalate is - where are the calls for the anti-ICE activists to de-escalate??? This is all their fault.

President Trump should explain to the tech leaders his commitment to improving our country for all people, not just them. While keeping a civil relationship with all companies throughout our country, to create an environment for growth. And stand firm against those who oppose returning our country to prosperity.

I do not feel President Trump should be influenced by what the big tech companies want, by trying to bully the rest of America into being submissive to the violent actions of a few.

Yes, I think the President should maintain relationships with influential companies in the big tech sector. Many of his goals can be assisted by support from big tech. He has proven he is independent and not easily influenced when it differs from his priorities. The fact that some mentioned ICE scaling back their tactics is not an issue. They have the right to voice opposition if necessary. I wish those many would put the pressure on Minneapolis' mayor to support ICE instead of ordering law enforcement to "stand down." Those two deaths, while tragic, are the fault of the mayor and the governor who should be held accountable for violating the law.

Yes. The verbal exchanges should be heard by both sides but calling rioters who are defying law enforcement is not peaceful protest.

Maintaining a good relationship does not mean bowing down to them, or everyone always agreeing on everything. There can be differing opinions yet cordial dialog and learning opportunities for both sides of the issue. The expression of opinions and differing view points is how the best communication is maintained and the best outcomes achieved. The art of the deal requires communication and proposing differing ideas even if at first they appear outlandish or ridiculous.

He should keep a good relationship witth sane Americans. And stop the flow of money to the rioters. We need peaceful protestors not paid rioters. JJW

The fact is that politicians are influenced in their motivation by large political donations. Clearly quid pro quo.

The paid shill rioters need to "de-escalate" and stay off the streets where they don't belong attempting to obstruct lawful operations. Why aren't the CEO's saying that? And let these little lefty liberals resign their positions in solidarity to the "cause". Guess what Big Tech CEO's, your rid of DEI/Woke employees and you don't have to pay them a dime of unemployment as a result of their quitting. WIN-WIN! If Trump is truly trying to do what's right for the country, per lawful foundations and principles, then he will give a shit less about what Big Tech's political pandering position is on the matter..

I don't think he should do anything that would unnecessarily create a rift, but he cannot allow any group to have undue influence especially in this arena. Have the tech company objectors also expressed their concern and outrage at the leadership in Minneapolis and Minnesota? These tech companies could have a very effective message to Minnesotans that they could find other locations for their businesses. Target has recently danced on the head of the transgender pin and lost a number of customers.

"Big Tech" have always denied facts and truth when they look at it in the face. Stupidly, by the way. Mr. Trump is actuallly doing all he can, but "Big Tech" wants cheap immigrant (and not necessarily legal) labor. I keep seeing the "see no evil" monkeys when I think about "big tech."

Absolutely continue talking to and working with Big Tech! Cancel Culture must end now! And it starts with you!

Why are we listening? To store ownership when they cat even sell products that don’t kill people let them clean up their own house before throwing stones

Don’t think he should alienate them, but regardless of their wishes he should continue to do what he’s been doing and a big reason he won the election. Deporting illegals and cracking down on fraud, regardless of who’s guilty. America first is the top priority for him and his administration.

No. He doesnt know enough not to get swindled.