Donald Trump receives a Twitter CEO and complains that his accountants have declined

Donald Trump receives a Twitter CEO  and complains that his accountants have declined

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, on Tuesday at the White House received Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey, who discussed "many issues" about the famous platform and social networks.

"A big meeting this afternoon at the White House with Jack, from Twitter, and many of the topics that have been discussed about your platform and the social networking world in general, we hope for an open dialogue," Trump wrote in his social networking account.

Trump published a picture of the date in the Oval Office hours after the president complained that Twitter was not treating him well because he was a Republican and described that social network as "highly discriminatory".

For his part, a spokesman for Twitter said in a statement quoted by CNN in a "meeting a constructive" with Trump, and pointed out that it was presented at the invitation of the Head of State.

Donald Trump is heavily involved in the Twitter platform, which has become his preferred channel for advertising, responding to criticism and issuing opinions on various topics, including defending his controversial proposal to build a wall along the border with Mexico.

Great meeting this afternoon at the @WhiteHouse with @Jack from @Twitter. Lots of subjects discussed regarding their platform, and the world of social media in general. Look forward to keeping an open dialogue! pic.twitter.com/QnZi579eFb

— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) ٢٣ أبريل ٢٠١٩

As of Wednesday, Trump had 59.9 million followers on Twitter, placing him 13th among the most watched users in the network, behind figures like former President Barack Obama and singers Katie Perry and Taylor Swift. However, the president has repeatedly expressed his displeasure at Twitter's initiative last year to eliminate tens of millions of suspicious accounts. The company said it was trying to help combat manipulative and abusive content by eliminating fake profiles.

Dorsey told lawmakers in September that the company was not biased and that there were technical explanations for every example raised by Republicans to put pressure on their cause by accusing the company of political bias.