KOSIK: Welcome back. Some of the biggest names in business are condemning the travel ban. Some of them plan to take their complaints right to President Trump. General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt broke this note to employees saying, "Our priority at GE is our people and our customers. We have many employees from the named countries. We do business all over the region. These employees and customers are critical to our success and they are our friends and partners." Tesla's CEO Elon Musk tweeting this, "Please read immigration order. Let me know specific amendments. Will seek advisory council consensus and present to president." Musk and Immelt are two of 28 executives on President Trump's Manufacturing Advisory Council. JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon putting out a statement, saying, he's reached out to employees who may be affected. And Uber's CEO Travis Kalanick called the ban unjust, saying, he would urge the administration to change it. Dimon and Kalanick are on the president's Business and Economic Council.</s>BERMAN: All right, the son of President Trump's national security advisor has abruptly deleted his Twitter account after referring to the administration's refugee order as a necessary Muslim ban. Michael Flynn Jr., he's got a history of spreading conspiracy theories on Twitter. And as protests broke out over the weekend, he tweeted, make America great again with the #muslimban and @realdonaldtrump. The White House does not like the phrase Muslim ban insists that what had happened here is not a Muslim ban. When the son of that man, Michael Flynn, the national security adviser, when he is tweeting out with a #muslimban, it obviously runs counter to the message they are trying to send.</s>KOSIK: Someone is not on the same page.</s>BERMAN: No, but he has apparently deleted his account completely and this is a guy who had been tweeting conspiracy theories during the transition. He was essentially fired from the transition. So they had some problems with him before.</s>KOSIK: Yes. OK, officials around the world, they are reacting harshly to President Trump's travel ban. But why is the response somewhat tame from the Mid-east? We are live in Istanbul next.
Michael Flynn Jr. Deletes Twitter Account