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Founder & CEO of Jigsaw, Google, Senior Fellow at CFR, NYTimes Bestselling author of 5 books. Accidental Presidents out now! Tweets are my own opinions.

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    28 Jan 2020

    Accidental Presidents is out in paperback. It's filled w/stories of presidential power, murder conspiracies, brawls in Congress, and the stories of 8 men who became president when their predecessor died. Curious how history was altered by a heartbeat?

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  2. 1 hour ago

    FDR was both the last president inaugurated on March 4 and the first president inaugurated on January 20. The 20th amendment was ratified in Feb 1933 so it wasn’t until 1937 that the changed date kicked in.

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  3. Mar 2

    You will not be surprised to hear that I agree :)

    Forming an explicit anti-China bloc won’t work and isn’t necessary. Most countries seek a mix of security & econ benefits from both the US & China. The key is issue-based coalitions to resist Beijing & devise alternatives in the areas of most concern.
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  4. Retweeted
    Feb 27

    Whoever shapes the use of emerging technologies will have an advantage for decades to come, and write. The world’s liberal democracies are running out of time to get their act together.

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    Feb 22

    Excited about the programming coming out of our $100M commitment to Kids & Families. Upcoming slate includes new animated show & cool projects with , , & more…

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  6. Feb 20

    Always great to watch bring her world class expertise to the interview stage. Congrats on landing the very first intl interview with Secretary of State Substantive discussion about and multilateralism:

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    Feb 18

    I know COVID seems like it is subsiding. But the B117 variant is spreading. What we do now to stop it determines whether it takes over and fills hospitals again in 2 months. It's going to take more than vaccinations--the supply won't come fast enough.

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  8. Feb 15

    I think we can all agree that is fair game to shamelessly promote my book about . It’s called Accidental Presidents and is about the 8x times a President died in office: Accidental Presidents: Eight Men Who Changed America

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  9. Retweeted
    Feb 11

    Biden’s ambitious plan to push back against techno-autocracies

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    Feb 12

    JUST IN: Nikki Haley breaks with Trump: "We shouldn't have followed him"

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  11. Feb 12

    With push, Australia is really stepping up. He would be a very smart choice for and would bring Asia and Europe closer together under his leadership:

    Looks like proving to be an effective champion for . Great to see Australia moving in this direction and important as he is leading the pack for
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    Feb 10

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  13. Feb 8

    Toxicity is damaging our digital public spaces. has been using machine-learning to counter the toxicity problem, including around ML bias. Still a lot of work to do, but our Perspective API is now processing 500 million requests daily:

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  14. Feb 4

    I worked with Lokman over the course of 10+ yrs both in and out of govt. He was a brave and creative activist who fought a difficult uphill battle to counter Hezbollah and other violent extremist Shia militias in levantes. His murder is a loss for peace

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    Jan 26

    Paris accord making a crucial comeback - thx to ⁦⁩. Let’s only discus the cost of inaction not of action - since the cost of inaction far exceeds the cost of action. Looking forward to introducing ⁦⁩ tomorrow at

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  16. Jan 24

    Andrew Johnson was impeached & later ran for Senate. TN state legislature elected him by a single vote and he was sworn in on March 5, 1875. Vice President Henry Wilson, who had voted to convict him in his 1868 impeachment trial, administered the oath. Johnson died 7 months later

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  17. Jan 23

    The protests and arrest of are putting human rights front and center. It's an early test for the administration as they formulate a Russia policy.

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  18. Jan 20

    Herbert Hoover was the only living ex-president from March 4, 1933 until January 20, 1953. 20 years as the only living soul who understood the burdens of the office and all it entailed. He eventually got to hang out with Harry

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  19. Jan 20

    The peaceful transfer of power. It’s a beautiful thing.

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  20. Jan 20

    Andrew Johnson pardoned more than 13,500 people, mostly Confederates and traitors to the Union. The list included Alexander Stephens, who was the Vice President of the Confederacy. Here is what the pardons looked like, along with an impeachment ticket to his trial in the Senate

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  21. Jan 19

    First known photograph of a presidential . March 4, 1857. James Buchanan:

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