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London, May 21: Former CEO and Twitter co-founder Ivan Williams publicly apologized for playing the role of a microblogging site in the Donald Trump election as U.S. President. Trump suggested in March that Twitter had played a significant role in his election. Asked about the comment, Williams told the New York Times in an interview, "It's a bad thing, Twitter is in the role." "If it's not for Twitter, he's right if he's sorry if he's not the president," Williams said.

Trump has 30 million followers on his personal account on the platform and was known as a prolific tweeter well before he announced his intention to seek the Republican nomination for presidency, independent.co.uk reported on Saturday. Since entering the White House and taking control of the @POTUS (President of the United States) Twitter handle, he has 17 million followers of that account.

The platform was used extensively by his supporters during the presidential poll to advocate him and to denounce Hillary Clinton. His enemies also used the platform. "If you find such a fake press, such a honest press, if you do not know it, I do not think you can stay here, I mean if you look at it, and I think Fox is good for me, not with Fox, but if you look at CNN and look at these other networks, Told Fox News.