to be able to attract better talent. and that means not just compensation. but all kinds other benefits held. education. it s getting really competitive. and then there s the second bucket. you and i were talking and thinking a lot about strikes. people want to get paid more. people want to have a work/life balance more. part of it you can point to the pandemic. over the last two years people have realized, workers specifically, where they would like to have that balance, what s worth it, what s not. it made a lot of employees question about what they want to do moving forward. so, is all this lgiving more leverage to the unions then? is that why we re seeing so many labor actions? yeah, definitely, think about the unions in general. they typically haven t been favorable in percentagewise. there s a recent gallup poll that said 68% of respondents have a positive view of the union, best reading of that question, since 1965.
you have raised them to reach those good decisions. what you are not counting on someone coming in and coaching them and that is technically what is happening on social media. the other thing that was said that i thought what s important, percentagewise, is how many people within the facebook structure would maybe turn an eye, a blind eye to how many children work stepping up out of the program because it can t be under the age you want to you want to be able to catch that 13-year-old. they were not always looking for them. and so they kicked up over at 680,000 of them recently. how did 680,000 of them get there? , let them onto the platform? i think there s a lot going on with what they see this fresh ground and what we see as parents is the ground that we have to protect. so what role does section 230 playing? it created over a quarter of
signed a recall petition so percentagewise, not a whole lot so a very strange process in california because it is an apartment vote on whether to recall the government are and then a follow up is that someone can win just on polarities, even though they are not representative of the nation, they could potentially win the governorship of california and that is far too important not to take seriously. i important not to take seriously. important not to take seriousl . , , ., seriously. i fully understand wh ou seriously. i fully understand why you would seriously. i fully understand why you would be seriously. i fully understand why you would be very - seriously. i fully understand why you would be very keen seriously. i fully understand i why you would be very keen to see the status quo maintained in california! there is also a point about what these votes cost and as ever in the us, it is not a cheap thing, is that? it never is, especially not in the state of california. we have a
it is of course your job to ask those kinds of questions. it is my job to get as many people out as possible. getting allies out of the country by august 31st, what happens if the taliban is not willing to extend? is the u.s. going to abide by their redline? jake: i am not going to take this on as a hypothetical question. we are in touch with the taliban daily. we are in touch with allies and partners, reviewing our progress in this particular operation, which we feel has been substantial, and the president will make his own determination. can you say approximately an upper, percentagewise, the number of evacuees. i know you did not want to get into details, but the president has made clear that the area around the airport has been
brother exercise to take information down off of that social media platform. sandra: and i think a lot of folks were really interested to see how hard facebook shot back at the white house on that. there is a look at the dow. i am always hesitant to call it a big one, percentagewise. over 2%. so to put that in perspective, this could be one of the worst days that the u.s. stock market has seen in quite some time, months, in fact, going back to october. we are certainly watching it, and i do believe that there is a fear about another round of covid shutdowns. you see what s happening in l.a. you are seeing a spike in cases. there are concerns. john: more broadly, find