believe the attention to detail . they even did my laundry. i love home a blow and i think he will do montini at reagan national airport. this is cnn. this is gps. the global public square. welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. i m fareed zakaria coming to you from new york today on the program. donald trump gets arrested. finland becomes a member of nato. speaker of the house meets the president of taiwan. unrest rocks the middle east again. all that and more with a great family. then i ll talk to the council on foreign relations. shannon o neill about her contrarian views about that much demise of globalization. and a former ibm ceo ginni rometty. on how to leave. but first here s my take. i m the father of two young women, so there s a part of me that would be absolutely delighted to see tiktok band. it is a scarily addictive app with 150 million us usually list including two out of three teenagers, but the more carefully i think about it, the mo
york today on the program. donald trump gets arrested. finland becomes a member of nato speaker of the house meets the president of taiwan. and unrest rocks the middle east again. all that and more with a great family. then i ll talk to the council on foreign relations. shannon o neill about her contrarian views about that much demise of globalization. former ibm ceo ginni rometty. on how to leave. but first here s my take. i m the father of two young women, so there s a part of me that would be absolutely delighted to see tiktok band. it is a scarily addictive app with 150 million us usually list including two out of three teenagers, but the more carefully i think about it, the more i worry and when i look at the legislation being proposed that would enable the government to ban tiktok. i see a frightening orwellian law. that should send chills down every american spine. the argument for banning tiktok is straightforward. it s owned by a chinese company and could be forced t
because she got a little of education could get a better job a little more a little better job, and my point of good power is it s not about your title like my mother had power when she had nothing else was she changed that situation? you feel like you want to almost like patent your mom because you re three siblings are also ceo of big, impressive company, you know, but my mother will always say, what did i ever do? and i always say to her, but, mom, you know what, what she did, and i think this is to me one of the valuable lessons for everyone. my mom said, never let anyone define you. only you will define who you are. so in other words, she never wanted to be defined as a victim. and so she was going to change that. but there was one other thing that maybe i hope you saw the silver thread in the book. um my mom also, she wasn t um, non intelligent. she just didn t have access mom had aptitude, but no access in this will then color my whole life about how to bring better opportunity
big, impressive company, you know, but my mother will always say, what did i ever do? and i always say to her, but, mom, you know what, what she did, and i think this is to me one of the valuable lessons for everyone. my mom said, never let anyone define you. only you will define who you are. so in other words, she never wanted to be defined as a victim. and so she was going to change that. but there was one other thing that maybe i hope you saw the silver thread in the book. um my mom also, she wasn t um, non intelligent. she just didn t have access mom had aptitude, but no access in this will then color my whole life about how to bring better opportunity to more people, which is a lot of what the book talks about. it totally resonated with me. because growing up in india, you see a lot of that you see lots of incredibly smart people. and you say to yourself if this person had just gone to an engineering school, and you know that seems to come through as the thing you re trying to bri