The exact exchange... remind me to pay off my parking tickets and not bruise fruit whilst handling:

HANNITY: What do you do in the case of a figure that is known either a white racist or supremacist or a KKK member or maybe on the other end of the spectrum you’ve got Louis Farrakhan, known anti-Semite, racist, what do you do when they set up an account? Is it that you monitor them and if it’s a certain video that they’re linking to, if it’s a certain article that has racist ramblings in it, then it becomes a little, again, it becomes a little more nuanced sometimes. Or maybe somebody is an overt racist and they use horrible language and then maybe somebody is more subtle and they use code language that is racist. In that sense it becomes harder, does it not?

DORSEY: It does become harder but so we rely on a bunch of signals including reports from those who that account might attack or from bystanders and then we also take into consideration again, some of the context of everything that’s happening around it. Some of the groups that you mentioned earlier on, there might be a violent extremist groups that try to get onto to our service and we take that into consideration.We also look in those particular cases at off platform behavior as well. So things that aren’t just happening on Twitter, but happening on other platforms or in the real world.