from home and everybody else has to work in the factory, the people that make your food, they can t work from home, the people that fix your house, they can t work from home, but you can? does that seem morally right? that is messed up. it is a moral issue? yes. productivity issue and moral issue, get off the moral high horse asking everyone else to not work from home, while i do. brian: broadly, i understand his point, if you can zoom in four times per day. other situations, you do have ceo of office going, look to the money and we are spending on commercial real estate and i rather have you work from home. come in once a month to the conference room. for example, a lot of our editors edit from the house. they put together great packages and do not come in and that
trace: it s a fair point, juan. what do you make of that? i think it s like 70 plus percent of democrats say they support joe biden and his approval is in the 80%. when we talk about this, you got to say that robert f. kennedy at this point, he seems to be getting most of his support from republicans like steve bannon who say they want a candidate of chaos to disorient the democratic party process. they want the democrats to have and biden to have a democratic primary debate in the like. so it s up to democrats. i don t see why biden shouldn t have some challengers. at the moment, there s no credible challenger for joe biden in the democratic ranks. i want to play this sound bite. this is from elon musk. it s for brian. it s elon musk calling remote work b.s. watch. it s a productivity issue and a moral issue.
antoinnette and that it is morally wrong to not work in an office. i kind of think that the whole notion of work-from-home is a bit like the fake marie antoinette quote let them eat cake. you re going to work from home and make everyone else work in the factory? you re going to make the people who make your food that gets delivered, they can t work from home? the people who come fix your house, they can t work from home but you can? does that seem morally right? you say this is a moral issue? yes. i see it more it s a productivity issue, but it s also a moral issue. people should get off their [ bleep ] high horse because they re asking everyone else to not work from home while they do, and it s wrong. that was a great interview with my friend david faber. kevin o leary, from the hit
going in a different way and you can be more productive in a shorter space of time. would you be surprised if i said the uk had a productivity issue? to be honest, not really, we have been barking up some of the wrong trees. do you think the british are going at it the whole time but maybe not always so efficiently? perhaps, maybe we have been too long slaves to the desk, feeling like you are working hard but not necessarily working smart. personal productivity is one thing, you could also measure the productivity of a company or indeed of a country. and the uk s productivity is lagging behind. here s how. productivity has long been a concern for the uk economy. uk productivity has grown 0.4% a year since 2008. to put that in context, the average across other developed countries is 0.9%.
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