right forbes one of the world's leading business periodicals is warning the white house right now that. up and ministration not to continue its present course of banning and attacking cryptocurrency in fact let me show you this recent headline from forbes it says quote why try should unveil a us answer to big coin to rival china's digital one should the white house he that advice so what are we going to do we're going to have to break this story down for you right here on the news with rick sanchez where we remain convinced that stories like this show that it really is time to do news again. is the list of the questions we think you'll be asking tomorrow is the united states making a mistake by not competing with china and digital currency what are global bankers doing about unpaid mortgages and other loans we'll tell you and why did an opinion editor quit and call out her employer the new york times 1. let's begin with the question of what china is doing and why it may be critically important to almost any and every person who uses money to exchange goods and services this quotation s

only a test but is it and if it isn't why are they so ahead of the game at this point force right forbes one of the world's leading business periodicals is warning the white house right now the trepan ministration not to continue its present course of banning and attacking cryptocurrency in fact let me show you this recent headline from forbes it says quote why try should unveil a u.s. answer to bitcoin to rival china's digital one should the white house he bet advice so what are we going to do we're going to have to break this story down for you right here on the news with rick sanchez where we remain convinced that stories like this show that it really is time to do news again. part here we go with a list of the questions we think you'll be asking tomorrow is the united states making a mistake by not competing directly with china in digital currency. what are global bankers doing about unpaid mortgages and other loans stuff incredible story by the way a lot of dimensions to that and then why are near riots breaking out in israel and what's it all got to do with bibi netanyahu all right

steve forbes, jump here in.ve: tom, i'm wondering would the tech part of the market be hit by the prospect, when would it be hit by the prospect if the democrats take the senate, i'm surprised they haven't taken that into consideration with higher taxes, all the things that bring about slow growth. why isn't the market reacted more to that possibility when you look at the polls? tom: steve, it's a great point. i think the only saving grace here is these technology companies enabled america to actually thrive in many cases during these challenging times. you think about the financial adviser industry, 350,000 financial advisers around the country forced to work from home, run their businesses, deal with their clients, hand holding going while kids are running around and because of technology and companies that we talked about they are able to operate where maybe 10 years ago that wouldn't happen. a lot of concern as we get closer to november if it looks like the democrats are strong. maria: all right, we will be

[laughter] maria: steve forbes.obviously he didn't use alexa to get him through these things and his kids weren't around. maria: good one. good one. steve: and with the snacking i'm sure he was thinking of those politicians snacking on the politicians or the competition. i'm glad that somebody could get something substantive of that hearing, so bless mr. bezos on that one. maria: he's the one everybody was watching because he hasn't testified before and people were focused on him. how about this, barbie for president, presidential candidate, campaign manager, fundraiser and voter, what do you think of this group? dagen: better than the barbie i grew up with because my barbie i shaved her head and dressed her in gi joe's outfit. ♪ ♪ maria: the video going viral, mark, it's pretty good. what do you think? mark: it just makes me feel good and makes me happy. i love baseball. i'm so glad we are actually playing baseball right now. i've never watched so many cleveland indians games back to back to back at the beginning o

and so, she in fact was the person who said, warren, you should appoint this forbes fellow. and her other great friend, dr. sawyer took an immediate dislike to forbes, always hated him. >> and it was, i believe, sawyer who brought the rumors to warren harding of the thefts which are completely egregious in the veteran's hospital. i think when you talk about your teapot dome, you talk about whatever daugherty or jeff smith did in the justice department. i think the great shame of the administration is what they did to the veterans. >> yes, but i think when florence found out -- >> and even in terms of money. >> right. when florence found this out that she absolutely, you know, she was even more forceful than harding. he was always a little reluctant, i think to turn hard heart on his old friends but in the end, of course, he did have to accept the resignation of forbes. but yes. >> yes, he sent them out of the country. >> yes, absolutely. >> katherine sibley, while you were talking about the veterans we saw some film clips of the veterans in wheelchairs at the white house bei

steve forbes, jump in here.people believe that this -- tiktok, wee chat, is another opportunity for the chinese communist party to gather information, gather data on american citizens and continue to surveil whoever they can. steve: yes. and you also have questions rising up, something all of us love these days, i would love to get lou's opinion on it. zoom, what's the future of zoom given its presence in china and concerns about security? >> look, i have two concerns about zoom. one, i think you're putting a finger on is the security. they had security issues. there are zoom calls that were getting hacked into as a number of zoom users, i think it ballooned to something north of 300 million. they've seen tremendous growth. there's no way that they've been able to invest in security measures and quite frankly that's probably intestimonyic is the cyber world. we're trying to play catchup. ththe market valuation of zoom s off the charts. it's worth more than the whole video conferencing space as a whole. we've bec

melissa: here now to pass all of that, steve forbes, forbes media chairman, thank you so much for joining us. you are the man of the moment. tell me, have you sent that letter? >> no we have been working on a draft for an op-ed and we will send a copy to the oval office, we are making the point that a good package would include and reduce suspended the payroll tax, not paying these people more not to work then to work and to help individuals, conservatives won't like it but to help individuals do another round of stimulus checks, $1200 earlier this year and do another round of 12, 1500 or even 2000 to help people pay the bills and get them through until the economy gets back on its feet. a one-time payment like that does not distort the labor markets as plenty of people to get back to work. the package would help the economy. but if they extend the benefits that would pay people not to work, that will hurt the recovery, that's why nancy pelosi like that idea, so does chuck schumer. i'm a little surprised the treasury department has been a little slow on the uptake on that. the question is

maria: um-hmm steve forbes how do you see it? >> i think he is in a no win situation.nk some of those tifz will come back he has powerful platform they have got to make he has to make a bigger effort, as to the others like google bigger effort to make sure all voices are heard fine to police junk we all are in favor of that but they've not done as much as they should to make sure, that conservative right of center voices have a fair hearing they keep knocking them out and now paying a price for it, because now left is coming after them too. maria: yeah. well, i mean we will see what happens with companies mike lee there are calls for a breakup ag barr said the other day one of the ways you fix power, overall powerfully companies is antitrust. >> all tech companies have away too much power the problem they own washington so i wouldn't hold my brett for that also say companies pulling advertisements, they will be back, about they are cutting advertising budget trying to make a political statement at the same time, the most powerful advertising platform created they will

what if the returns show that "forbes" was right, then what? >> look, i think you're right. i don't think that is a legality issue. i think it's a pr issue. certainly if that is the case, hypothetically, then his opponents will use that to try to embarass him. but will it really have an impact on his re-election campaign chances? i don't think so. i think that people are far more concerned about different things than they were in 2016. if he does win reelection i think this will eventually it, will probably peter out on some level, i don't think once he secure as second term, if he does so, that this will really capture the attention of the american public. neil: yeah, you might be right on that. barring blatant illegalities, it might be a stretch. ian, thank you very, very much. >> thanks for having me. neil: when i was saying a little earlier here, when news of this broke the stock market went into a little bit of a freefall. it recouped 150 points it was losing t goes like this, anything that looks bad for donald trump looks bad for stocks. whatever your personal opinions

i think director forbes heard some of our concerns. let's set up another meeting and dig down in this and let's have our questions and let's give them some directions on what we want at the next meeting. president brandon, you're fine, commissioner woo ho, myself and commissioner grillman. so we're clear when we goat veto up and down. this is the right thing to do. that's my suggestion. >> president brandon: thank you. any other comments? >> commissioner gilman: i have one other suggestion for staff to help us get to the point where commission is comfortable voting. since the biggest relief we're looking at are are the 51 folks who do participation and base rent at $14.5 million. it might be good idea once application period closes for the opt-in for anyone who did non-essentianot apply. i would urge to you reach out to them individually. i will say couple of smaller folks who are going to submit, forward me the application and i feel it was a little more complicated then i think they thought it would be. we might want to reach out to

forbes slash science. the coronavirus knows no borders as it spreads across south planets. but it is not an equal opportunities killer. ease of use ease that. or not and the social determinants in on only. in the indian state is. so why is it that covered 19 seems to affect the very poorest among us most of all. welcome to this 19 special ops in berlin it's great to have you with us so far from being the great leveller as it's occasionally been described coronavirus has exposed inequalities within societies also often it's those at the bottom of the economic ladder who are suffering the most. senior consultant dr g. is doing his rounds every patient must be tested for corona virus on admission for some weeks now fewer and fewer suspected cases have been coming to the hospital in time shot in western germany. in the beginning we saw very mobile people they were middle aged to younger patients students business travelers holiday makers or those returning from a ski trip for example it was indeed an atypical composition for a long station like ours and over the course of time

our podcast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at twitter dot com forbes 5 science. members break an old taboo and agree to common debts investors are happy what does the 750000000000 euro pandemic recovery package mean for the block in the long term we'll talk to an expert. also on the show washington is under pressure to pass its own aid package. as case numbers rise and benefits near their expiration date. and they're ready for their close ups but not too close look at the film business in the time of the pandemic. hello and welcome to the show and see fares in berlin good to have you with us investors are embracing the e.u.'s unprecedented 1.8 trillion euro aid and budget deal which would see the bloc borrow against its own budget for the 1st time in its history the euro hit an 18 month high on the agreement which also drove market gains in asia europe and the us the deal hinges on a $750000000000.00 euro coronavirus recovery fund divided into loans and grants for members hardest hit by the pandemic the grants don't have to be repaid here's how europea

. >> i just have a quick note, one of the titles on forbes list of much read books for executives thephy of former supreme court justice thurgood marshall. so thank you, forbes, i really appreciate that. >> congratulations, that's a great honor indeed and emily, we owe you one, emily. that's it for us. good show. "special report" is next. hey, bret. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington, and bret baier. how to get students back to school safely amid the coronavirus pandemic, the president and first lady participating in what was billed as a national dialogue on the subject earlier today. vice president mike pence was also there. i will speak exclusively with the president's point man on the coronavirus in just a few minutes. we have fox team coverage, jonathan serrie in atlanta as operation warp speed is getting a big cash infusion in the search for a vaccine. we begin with correspondent kristin fisher it at the white house in an effort to get kids back to school on time and out of danger. >> that evening, today

they step aside which gives the british army under forbes the green light for fort duquesne, the fringe abandon it because they know it is untenable. five years later after the british have captured montrÉal, a piece of paris, france proceeds to britain its north american empire so now britain as an empire beyond its wildest dreams, what it has hopes for for 80 years, get the french out of north america and acquired this huge empire. doesn't really know what to do with it. but the brits makes two major mistakes. the first thing they do is kind of forget and break the promises they made to indians, the results in what is often called an uprising, i prefer to call it the first american war of independence, by indians of the great lakes and ohio valley, do with the american colonists do 12 years later, take on the british empire and give the british ability knows, so the british think okay, how are we going to deal with it? one thing we've got to do is to keep an army, a standing army in america, that is 10,000 men, how do we pay for that? some bright spark in london comes up with the idea

west tells forbes he's done supporting trump and finds biden flawed. just like political parties, they fill all blacks have to be democrats. this man, joe biden said, if you don't vote for me then you are not black." it's unclear how westward fair so for now biden's continuing voter outreach as best he can. >> the phrase, everybody's been woke up. guess what. the rest of the working class people in america have been awakened. >> it's another sign of how unique this cycle is. the 77-year-old biden is using terms like woke while the 43-year-old kanye west is pledging to make his campaign theme happy birthday which would make him the only candidate with a song everybody already knows. john. >> john: many people do their best thinking in the shower. peter doocy, thank you. some democrat moderates are in congress looking over their shoulders tonight anxious about the prospects of hanging onto their jobs after the november election. senior political correspondent mike emanuel tells us that's because the party as a whole is moving to the left. >> the road to

only a fraction of the 60,000 students will have a seat. >> we have to make alter -- >> reporter: forbes'sake it impossible for her to drive her daughter herself. >> for me it will require two-hour commute a day. i have a great spectrum of options. >> we have anywhere from 76 to 83 students per capacity. as you can see, we have labeled our seats so we would space students out. >> does this require configuring every school bus in the city? >> we are working through that. >> reporter: refitting the buses is a challenge for school districts facing budget pressures. austin will have a capacity of 12 students and only eligible students will be provided with seating. philadelphia public schools plan to limit each school bus to 11 to 15 students. smaller cities are also feeling the pressure. >> it is more of a rural school issue. many of your bigger metropolitan schools where they have more students, but quite often have a smaller geographic district. >> reporter: the ionia school district covers more than 132 square miles across michigan where over 1,500 students rely on bus transportation. the

you and steve forbes are pushing that hard a lot of republicans are still opposed. the white house, will they give on the payroll tax cut. will the president sign a bill that will not include that, do you think? should he? is that a place to have some compromise? >> sure it is in play. i think the president definitely wants a payroll tax cut. larry kudlow wants it. steve forbes wants it. art laffer wants it. i talk to many republicans in congress. i don't understand democrats were against it. they were for it 10 years ago, when barack obama, nancy pelosi saved 10 years ago payroll tax cut is one of the best ways to help workers. now she says it won't. i don't get her logic. connell: we're unfortunately against this break. we'll continue discussion over next few days as negotiations continue. thank you for your insight. steve moore, quite inflew influential. steve forbes in the white house talking about issues and some others. still more to come. we'll check in on seattle when we return on "cavuto: coast to coast". no m atter what challenges life throws at you, we're

here is steve forbes, forbes media chairman. great to see you. 30 million unemployed americans, they may lose their 600-dollar unemployment benefit from the federal government come next week. what are the economic and political consequences of that. >> thankfully they'll still get the state unappointed benefits which is supposed to equal half of what they're getting before they are laid off. whether there will be a little bit of relief on that. what the republicans have to do next week politically and economically is put a bill before the senate, script down of $200 a week, i think senator johnson of wisconsin proposed, put that out there and also they should combine it with suspending the payroll tax and also throw in, not only extending eviction prevention for another 30, 60 days but put out there their proposal on sending people another round of checks, not $1200, make it 15 or 2000, have those three or four items in their, but the democrats voted down, they have an issue in the force the democrats to capitulate and the democ

forbes finds out factors like a bigger lead in these polls give him a better favorability rating and the state of the economy is giving biden an edge. do you agree? and could you tell us what you think about the different scenarios compared to 2016? >> sure. i don't think there is any question about biden having the lead right now in terms of polling. in every national poll, you see it in the state by state polls and the swing states. president trump has gone through extremely difficult period, much of itself-inflicted. i do think at the same time, though, that we are in july, early july, basically 120 days until the election, a lot of things can happen. what we have not seen from president trump is the thing that he needs to do to change the electoral narrative and to put himself in a better position to win, which is to expand his coalition. he's still a president who is taking to his base all of the time and he has turned off a lot of people outside that base. not just democrats but a lot of swing voters as well. >> i know we compare it to 2016, but i keep thinking about to 1988 fr

our guest, steve forbes, "forbes" chairman editor around chief. >> good to be here. the biggest risk investors now face? >> the biggest immediate risk what will happen in the stimulus bill. as you know markets try to anticipate the future. they have been focused on the vaccine. now these negotiations in washington are heating up. what is going to be in this bill? if they perpetuate at that for example, that 600-dollar a week unemployment benefits that will hurt job creation big time. but if they go for a payroll tax holiday president trump wants but the treasury department opposes, that will be, if they get that through, that will be a big boon for the economy. conservative friends will not like it, stuart, when they let the 600-dollar a week benefit lapse because it hurts job creation, they should do another round, another round of individual checks, 1,000, 1500, 2,000, pick a number. nice thing about it, it is one shot. does not distort the labor markets. are we going to get the payroll tax holiday and avoid hurting job creation. stuart: surely they're focused on t

forbes, a single mother, works full time. her hours at the office make it nearly impossible for her to drive her daughter herself. >> for me, it will require a two-hour commute a day. i have a greater spectrum of options, and i'm worried about the families who don't. >> we have normally 86 to 83 students per capacity. we've labeled our seats so we would space students out. >> and is this required configuring every school bus in the city? >> we're working through that right now. >> reporter: refitting buses is a challenge for districts already facing budget pressures. like houston, only eligible students will be provided with seating. atlanta will be limiting to 60%. philadelphia plans to limit each bus to 11 to 15 students. >> it's more of a rural school issue. many of your metropolitan sch l schools, they may have more students but smaller geographic districts. >> reporter: the ionia school district covers 132 square miles across michigan where 1500 students rely on bus transportation. superintendent ron wilson is running ou

steve forbes with us. jackie: we will try to stay dry. the u.s. reporting another record-breaking day with more than 60000 new coronavirus cases, fox news jonathan is in atlanta with the latest. >> covid-19 continues to search across the sunbelt with 11433 new cases, florida reported it second highest one-day increase among 93 newly confirmed deaths and 11-year-old broward county girl, we are told that she had numerous underlying conditions, citing an uptick in new cases in michigan governor gretchen whitmer signed an executive order with businesses to refuse entry to people who will not wear face covering, it also imposes a $500 fine for people who feel to wear facemasks in indoor public spaces as well as crowded outdoor settings, the order take effect on monday, ahead of the tuesday primary alabama's top election official is warning counties that they cannot require voters to wear a face covering at the polls because the state constitution forbid restrictions on eligible voters, in a letter to county elections officials alabama secretary of stat

we are doing something to fix .hat these forbe utilizing the good of our soldiers. we should not be making our soldiers lives more difficult over issues of which we have no control. the subcommittee has no jurisdiction over military installations. the appropriations committee should leave this to the authorizing committee. yes, we do sometimes use the power of the purse to change a policy. this provision goes beyond that. since 1940, the soldiers in my oftrict disparaged the name confederate general, who was the commander of the texas brigade. he brought skills to every major --flict regarding the u.s. the soldiers have value to serve and do not deserve to be unjustly punished because of the name on the front gate. provides emergency recognizend i regarding veterans health care, that i do not believe we should set aside the 2019 bipartisan budget agreement as part of the fiscal year. we will have to pay for this. might be recognized, no one has been more effective in defending issues that affect her state and in particular, one problem she has raised, every day. the

incidentally, "forbes" is reporting that tesla is the most valuable car company in the world. reporting live here in fremont, bob redell. >> all right, bob, thank you. >>> we're finding out about another potential victim of covid-19. we're talking about the oakland zoo and the 700 animals that live there. the facility has been closed since march and may have to close for good unless it is allowed to reopen. terry mcsweeney reports. >> reporter: something missing at the oakland zoo. no where can you find hopeople. >> we are living on our reserve and we only have three months of reserves left. >> reporter: oakland zoo's ceo said it cost $2.5 million per month to operate this month. the federal ppe money is spent and the situationdire. all he really wants is the zoo to be allowed to reopened and that will take county public health officials to reclassify the zoo. >> museums have been authorized to open and that's in stage two, which is allowed. but the state has placed zoos in stage three. >> our attempts to contact county officials after hours were unsuccessful. this family live

he said this to forbes.supremacy and white control to say that all black people need to be democratic and to assume that me running is me splitting the vote. the reason why this is the first day i registered to vote is because i was scared. i was told if i voted on trump, my music career would be over. i was threatened to being in one party. i was threatened as a black man in the democratic party. and that's what the democrats are doing. threatening them to the point where this white man can tell a black man if you don't vote for me you are not black. of course referring to joe biden on morning show in new york city what he actually said he is not even paraphrasing. that's actually a statement. remember historically the democratic party, the party of the kkk. the republican party the party of frederick douglass and frederick douglass as well as abraham lincoln. somehow i guess in the 1960s things all reversed. ainsley: it's worth reading. it's in forbes. i have the article in front of me we all do. covers so

. >> forbes reports stanford may join today's harvard and m.i.t. lawsuit seeking to block the white house from revoking visas for international students enrolled in schools in that will not hold in-person classes. what the fall semester will look like depends on each district. in san francisco, the health department is weighing in on what schools need to do to safely get kids back in the classroom. among today's suggestions, masks for everyone and teachers and changing rooms instead of students. we have a look at what's going to happen next. >> reporter: among other things, guidance calls for physical distancing. maximizing outdoor space and face coverings. despite the specifics, it's still not clear what school will look like in the fall. >> the unknown is the hardest part. it's really kind of challenging. >> reporter: this woman teaches high school in san francisco. she has concerns about the possibility of returning to a classroom setting. >> it's not perfect by any means. i know it's not perfect. >> reporter: her son attending a school outside

according to a 2019 analysis by forbes, the top 25 most valuable college football teams in the nationpulled in an estimated $2.7 billion in revenue. seven of them are in the big ten conference. that is your cbs money watch report for more, had to cbsmoneywatch.com. >>> let's get a check on weather with mary lee. good morning. >> good morning to you. happy friday. we are at the end of the week and we are looking at those temperatures climbing up to another above average day with those daytime highs at 5 to 10 degrees above average. here is the salesforce tower camera. you can see the patchy fog rolling in across the bay. temperatures are in the 50s and 60s. concrete is checking at a mild start, at 68 degrees and 63 in livermore and san jose are looking at upper 50s in oakland and mid-50s for san francisco and for santa rosa. as you go through your afternoon, we are looking at mild conditions along the coast in the mid 60s and around the bay, upper 60s to low to mid 70s and hot conditions in mind. we're talking low to mid 90s later on. upper 80s to low mid 90s inland. that heat dome is

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it takes just 20 minutes for this laboratory to get a result compared to ours forb test.ey remaining questione is whether liva test is accurate enough to be rolled out widely. sven potentially nationwide way of trying to end the epidemic altogether. >> this saliva test has got potential to be done at a ver large-scale in multiple locations and at speed. the sort of settings that it could be done in could almost like a drive-through. you take the sample, you run the test and you have a resu. this could revolutionize the way you actually carry out a do surveillance. >> could then this be the way forward for us all to have regular testing like jane and family, and perhaps a means ofng allowis to abandon social distancing? bbc news. tests work.s hope those saliva we are joined by the secretary of health for puerto rico. we lost him earlier. thank you for rejoining us. you were telling us it is young d people behe spike of cases on puerto rico. pihow are your hospitals with this surge? >> we have an increase in hospital beds. the total amount of people admitted to the hospital

just a few days later west told forbes magazine that he was running under a new party called the birthdayarty and since then he has not tweeted or made any comments about the progress of his campaign. the 6 will make some progress and you'll meet the newest sw well you probably heard or even done the doggie paddle but have you ever tried the kitty paddle. >>there's a cat in florida that's an expert at it and robert boyd has the story of how companies are now signing up that cat to represent their companies. >>he is not afraid to get wet and he's creating a big splash when it comes to recreational schools. >>he swims he too is the paddle boards. fisher is living his best life out on the water. >>there's really anything nothing he hasn't done yet and maybe not a jet ski we i guess get get him on the jet ski didn't williams and the rain ripped said it didn't take long to find out their kitty could swim like a fishing his first trip was in a pool and down he went on a little floatie and he jumped right off the started swimming and he just did like the doggie paddle very quickly and just. >>wa

being named "forbes" 30 under 30 deserved but it's got to motivate you. >> i didn't know much about itwhen i was -- i actually didn't even know i was nominated. i was tagged by a friend on facebook and i had no idea what it was about. you can imagine my surprise. i read the description of why and it felt good to know that the work i was doing that was specifically to support our community was recognized. to support small businesses, efforts to make sure people know how to go out and vote, no matter who they support, just making sure people show up to the polls, information for businesses, for students. that work was really personal to me and i think that it made it that much more real that, you know, the people on the list are incredible. i feel humble to be among them. but to see that description made it feel like, okay, i guess they did their research. they know what i've been working towards. >> that's awesome. my wife and i have three kids, twins are 12 and our oldest is 15. she cofounded this group at her high school called the league of young women voters. she's trying to get inv

cory: i read, like, "forbes" and "forbes magazine." dimon: you're kidding me.mon: thank you. cory: what was one of the hardest things you... happened to your company, and, like, how did you solve it? dimon: well, you know, first of all, many companies, yours, there are always hardships. cory: yeah. dimon: always ups and downs, so you always got to be prepared for them and just persevere through the downs. you know, get help when you need it. that's another thing you learn in life, you can't do all the things well, so who you partner with is really important. so, i mean, i think hooking up with marcus is gonna be the best thing that happened to you. cory: nice to meet, again. dimon: you too. lisa: can i take a picture real quick? dimon: of course you can. lemonis: i felt that cory and lisa needed to have some small wins along the way. being in business isn't about making a million dollars in the first year. it's about enjoying and celebrating the little wins, and then letting them mount up over time. cory: oh, wow. that was amazing. lemonis: he loved it. cory: y

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these allegations for forbes. so i knew. his negation was so vehement and so strong. that his eyes were blinking faster. and he distanced himself from this woman mention that when people lie they don't use names he said that woman that. sooner or later the truth will out in the end nevertheless politicians lie and lie and lie and donald trump is a premier league liar who tops all the standings. it's the largest tax cut in the. of our country and reform but tax cuts. newspapers like the washington post record trump swappers thousands and thousands of them. in any other country. no u.s. president has lied more than trump. there's actually a relationship between lies and power and everyone lies every day in politics the lies are more common there are many studies on power and from them we can conclude that the more powerful someone is the easier it is to lie and the more they feel right about it the. deception helps to disguise that strategy has a long tradition politics were already being conducted in secret during the renaissance. the less people knew about what happen

joining us now, strategic advisor from forbes. listen, you heard eamon's thing. the mask thing i will say this, i wonder if the mask thing is overplayed because conservatives tend to live in more sparsely populated areas where they feel more safe. what is it being politicized is it everything >> in an election year, i think the issues are ramped up the virus in particular. this has touched every aspect of the country. it is affecting schools, the economy and jobs it is hard to not have that politicization in this environment. will it go on forever? these things ebb and flow. every cycle we would talk about in an election year and context is shrinking they are changing faster the polls you are talking about now in terms of the impact on the virus outbreak in the last couple of weeks affecting the leadership those cycles again are changing rapidly. we don't consider it will be this way forever >> do you agree with joe biden's strategy it is mid-july the election is in about 100 days and we barely see him the strategy would be sit back and let things play out. >> it

the liquor store's phone which basically just said please stape on the line, please stay on the line forb five or seven minutes. >> reporter: a new grand jury investigation found neglugent oversite. so many are left sitting on hold. >> i thought i had not dialed 911. >> reporter: 911 calls in california are supposed to be answered one ten 2nds. oakland has failed to meet that for years. >> that's a problem. it's a big problem. >> reporter: residents have shared similar stories and frustrations. >> your life is put in jeopardy. >> reporter: 25 positions are sitting unfilled. >> we put the money in the budget. we volt today to fund them. >> reporter: they're troubled especially learning from the georgia that oakland police ranked ninth in the priority list behind other positions. and that it takes at least eight months to train and hire a single call taker. it's really unacceptable. people should not have to go forward on that. we funded the position finding out that they still haven't been hired. it's stresful and what that means for the public in terms of not getting help with they need i

. >> reporter: a professionals an forbes to publish the results. 80% said the industry will survive.y said it will only do so with fundamental and permanent changes. there will be far more touchless biometric technology and innovations to resolve lines from the ticket counter to boarding. >> we think it will change , there will be some type of health metric that happens at the airport. what that looks like , what is a measured and who does it has yet to be defined. >> reporter: 74% sa will take almost 3 years to get back to 2019 levels. they say full recovery will not come until 2023 at the earliest. and when recovery rebuilds the vast majority of those surveyed said it will be domestic travel going on direct flights. leisure travel will lag behind. something that sfo is defined. >> a lot of companies have said no business travel for the rest of the year. where we are seeing the increase passenger activity is on the leisure side. >> many modifications of the aircraft with more innovations. it's going to be a different world when we return. much in the same way that it was a different

remembered forbe his great service." john lewis was a true american hero and a great man." we want to know what you think about the life and legacy of john lewis. if you are in the eastern time zone, we went to hear from you at (202) 748-8000. mountain and pacific, your line is (202) 748-8001. us at (202) 748-8003. .e are on twitter let's go to christopher, calling from inglewood, new jersey. john lewis represented, in my rights as a person with special needs, he helped me see we do have a voice in our world. he helped us strive further and across bridges. the most crossed greatest of bridges, the rainbow bridge to a higher plane, for he has received his promotion because of all the good he left behind in this world. i am so thrilled and honored that he would make me more aware of my own rights as an individual with special needs. he made me aware of what i could do to make life better. i am deeply saddened that this man, who gave up his life for hasof us, including myself, left us so sadly. thank you, john lewis. president obama presented the presidential medal of freedom

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