Bowling is set to resume next week, what it means for advertising, spending and jobs. On my colleagues, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. Ben, the market had a good week, and it seemed kind of placid on the surface but down below there was actually some really interesting crosscurrents. Thats right. And i think the first thing that the market had to deal with this week was the specter of renewed china u. S. Tensions. Hong kong sort of lingered there in the background, but its never been one where the other side seemed to be willing to act. I think we saw china pass a new security law for the city, and when trump said that he would respond to that on thursday, it actually caused the market to go from positive to negative. On friday he made an announcement, it wasnt as bad as the market thought, so the market rallied back. But its really something that the market is going to, i think, start to focus on. How much can tensions between the u. S. And china escalate, and how much [
Week, what it means for advertising, spending and jobs. On my colleagues, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. Ben, the market had a good week, and it seemed kind of placid on the surface but down below there was actually some really interesting crosscurrents. Thats right. And i think the first thing that the market had to deal with this week was the specter of renewed china u. S. Tensions. Hong kong sort of lingered there in the background, but its never been one where the other side seemed to be willing to act. I think we saw china pass a new security law for the city, and when trump said that he would respond to that on thursday, it actually caused the market to go from positive to negative. On friday he made an announcement, it wasnt as bad as the market thought, so the market rallied back. But its really something that the market is going to, i think, start to focus on. How much can tensions between the u. S. And china escalate, and how much [inaudible] does the u. S. Want
Richard wears many hats. Of ambassador. And the future of afghanistan. Frequent morning joe contributor and of course our fearless leader the president of non counsel for relations. We are listening to Richard Haass the author and academic who has just come out with yet another book the world a brief history. He calls it a little bit of a departure. I want to start richard because it was only after you turned in the manuscript that the world was confronted by the covid19 pandemic and in the roughly two months since that happened they had highlighted so many of the teams in concepts. What does the pandemic tell us what is the pandemic tell us about the world right now. Thanks also to everyone on this call. Needless to say i hope everybody is well. As we all get through this one day at a time when groundhog day at a time. What i think the pandemic tells us first and foremost is that the world matters and that is an obvious thing for member of the council on foreign relations. The world m
A major disruption in the travel industry particularly airlines we dig into the struggles of the sector with a packed show today so lets dive right in. And there is a big move coming from u. S. President donald trump the president will reportedly target facebook and twitter in an executive order d regarding social media according to a draft that appears to have leaked online now the draft version of the order which could still change names Facebook Google and twitter and targets a section of u. S. Law under which tech platforms largely arent liable for what their users post and are fairly free to police content joining us now to discuss this with a bunch cohost investigative journalist of course ben swan now ben theres a lot to unpack your what exactly is the rule that President Trump is attempting to amend and why is he actually doing that and how big of a deal would it be for these social media companies. Yes so for started at the very end there its a very big deal its actually somet
Week, what it means for advertising, spending and jobs. On my colleagues, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe. Ben, the market had a good week, and it seemed kind of placid on the surface but down below there was actually some really interesting crosscurrents. Thats right. And i think the first thing that the market had to deal with this week was the specter of renewed china u. S. Tensions. Hong kong sort of lingered there in the background, but its never been one where the other side seemed to be willing to act. I think we saw china pass a new security law for the city, and when trump said that he would respond to that on thursday, it actually caused the market to go from positive to negative. On friday he made an announcement, it wasnt as bad as the market thought, so the market rallied back. But its really something that the market is going to, i think, start to focus on. How much can tensions between the u. S. And china escalate, and how much [inaudible] does the u. S. Want