how vulnerable are states to outside attacks? and why the so-called tech lash has only made facebook stronger. 10 straight weeks of antigovernment protests in hong kong are raising fears about the one country, to systems policy that has prevailed since the british hand over. we have been talking about it almost every issue, ever since they broke forth, but what really happened was the airport, clashes at the airport. we really felt like it had become a tipping point, all eyes on hong kong. when we really stepped back and thought about the perspective we could bring to this story, one of the things that came out of the conversation was where is it coming from? one of the things we realized is ,hat it is about 24/7, 2047 when hong kong was handed back to china, one country, to systems being this guiding idea for how it would be managed. that is the expiration date for that. when you think about the stakes of the situation, five years out isn t enough time to solve that 10
how vulnerable are states to outside attacks? and why the so-called techlash has only made facebook stronger. let s start with our global cover. 10 straight weeks of antigovernment protests in hong kong is raising fears about the one country two systems policy that has prevailed since the british handover. here is businessweek editor joel webber. joel: so we have been talking about it almost in every issue, since the fury broke forth this summer. the thing that happened this week with the airport and the clashes at the airport area at the airport. we felt like that had become a tipping point and all eyes on hong kong at this moment. when we stepped back and thought about what is a perspective that we can bring to the store that has not been brought one of the things that came out of the conversation is where is the thing coming from? 47.is about 20 when hong kong was handed back to china, one country, two systems being this guiding idea for how the city would be managed, 20
and why the so-called techlash has only made facebook stronger. let s start with our global cover. 10 straight weeks of when we really stepped back and thought about, what is a perspective that we can bring to the story that has not been brought? one of the things that came out of the conversation was, where s this angst coming from right now? and one of the things that we realized was that it s actually about 2047. when hong kong was handed back to china, one country, two systems being this guiding idea for how the city would be managed, 2047 is viewed as the expiration date of that. when you think about the stakes of this situation, five years out isn t enough time to solve that. 10 years out isn t even enough time. so really our thesis for this story by matt campbell was that the angst that we re watching, the fury that we re watching, is ultimately about 2047 and hong kong s countdown to 2047. jason: when you think about sort of the nexus of business, economics, polit
also the president s interview last night on 60 minutes. maria: i thought he did very well with the interview. dagen: you re not i m the president and you re not. [laughter] maria: i loved that one that was hilarious. i m the president and you re not. i have a big show coming up. joining the conversation pennsylvania congressman scott perry is joining us this morning, former connecticut senator united against nuclear iran joe lieberman is here, a lot to talk about with him with the international stories of the day. former arkansas governor mike huckabee is here. don t miss a moment of it. 3 hours coming up. we kick it off with top story, the stock slump resumes this morning. open a new week after a rebounded in global stocks on friday after the 5% selloff in 2 days wednesday and thursday. third-quarter earning season in full swing today, bank of america will be reporting later this hour and whole host of companies following this week, this is going to be one of the most imp
interview you re about to see. days ago during fashion week west accompanied by his friend candace owens unveiled a t-shirt that said simply white lives matter the response from the fashion industry was instantaneous and uniform. shock, horror, rage. there was no excuse for this fund or the new york times, he is legitimizing extremism, treat rolling stone. what was missing from the coverage was an explanation for why he did this, what was the t-shirt about? and no one seemed to think to ask him much less listen to what he had to say. the enemies of ideas dismissed west as they have four years as mentally ill, too crazy to take seriously. look away, ignore him, he s a mental patient nothing to see here. is he crazy? you can judge for yourself as you watch what we are about to show you. he has his own ideas, we can say that creative people tend to that s why they are artists not actuaries periods social media posts give the impression of a man channeling his rawest emot