Early Addition: Trump Complained About His Twitter Follower Count In Meeting With Twitter CEO

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• Trump complained about his follower count going down (due to a bot purge) during a White House meeting with Twitter's CEO Jack Dorsey: "A significant portion of the meeting focused on Trump’s concerns that Twitter quietly, and deliberately, has limited or removed some of his followers," the Washington Post wrote. "Trump said he had heard from fellow conservatives who had lost followers for unclear reasons as well."
• Before getting forced out as Department of Homeland Security Secretary, the Times reports Kirstjen Nielsen tried to focus the White House on the need to defend against new Russian attacks in 2020: "Mick Mulvaney, the White House chief of staff, made it clear that Mr. Trump still equated any public discussion of malign Russian election activity with questions about the legitimacy of his victory. According to one senior administration official, Mr. Mulvaney said it 'wasn’t a great subject and should be kept below his level.'"
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