A decision 2020 debate, senator ed markey. My advice today. Congressman joe kennedy. Our country deserves the best. Face to face and on the record from issues that matter to you, from covid to classrooms, to Police Reform and immigration. Its their chance to speak directly to you. Now your moderator, boston anchor latoya edwards. Latoya welcome to this primary debate. We are at the boston media center, home of nesn and nbc sports boston. Wed like to thank our guests for taking part. Wed like to start with senator markey. He served massachusetts in the senate since 2013. Before that, he served massachusetts seventh district in the house of representatives since 1976. We also welcome congressman joe kennedy. Hes served since 2014. Before that, he served as assistant District Attorney. We are following social distancing guidelines, as you can see. Everyone, including the candidates, are spread out more than six feet apart, and our panelists are not in the studio with us. They are in diffe
The law and protect their property amid growing violence over the weekend. Finally to philadelphia, Major League Baseball facing Major Concerns amid reports that the yankees versus phillies and marlins versus orioles games are postponed tonight after a coronavirus outbreak. Well discuss all this coming right up. But first, Top Senate Republicans expected to take their second crack unveiling a new round of covid stimulus. Well talk, well be talking about Mitch Mcconnell coming up. He is going to be able to get his caucus on the same page with the white house, or at least those are his plans. Some democrats as tens of millions of americans are on the verge of losing Unemployment Benefits this week. Fox news Congressional Correspondent chad pergram has very latest on a last minute deal between the white house and senate republicans. What is it going on, chad . Reporter they have to try to get all the republicans on board first. The republicans here are really negotiating with themselves,
On twitter or facebook. Lets start with yesterdays hearing. Chairman of the house judiciary antitrust subcommittee kicking off this hearing in the opening remarks saying that he believes these Companies Need to be reined in. The practices have armful economic effects. They discourage entrepreneurship, destroy jobs, and degraded quality. Simply put, they have too much power. This power staves off new forms of competition, creativity, and innovation. While these firms produce individual products, the dominance is killing Small Businesses, manufacturing, and dynamism that our engines of the american economy. Several firms harvest and abuse peoples data to sell ads from everything to new books and dangerous miracle cures. They cant run away fast enough. There is no escape from the surveillance because there is no alternative. People are stuck with bad options. Open markets are predicated on the idea that if a company harms people, consumers, workers, and Business Partners will choose anoth
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Means, what healthy competition means, julia, in this era that were in my take thus far is that theres been a difficulty applying kind of legacy, antitrust law to technology will new ground get broken here because congress, as we learned in elementary school, makes the laws absolutely. And theres been a lot of talk about the need for new, different types of laws. But jon and carl, what i think is really interesting here is the question of how much of todays hearing will really focus on the antitrust issues, which are the purported focus here, and how much will we hear other criticisms, other questions about the likes of hate speech, manipulation, voter manipulation and the spread of misinformation on these platforms such as, you know, youtube which is owned by google as well as on facebook so i think there are a lot of Different Things at play here. While antitrust will be at the center, carl, dont you think well see this veer off into other directions as well yeah. Thats sort of my qu