and for the case of spotify, they take 30% of all of the revenue. there is no question that tim is correct. but it is becoming harder and harder to defend giving how they are. >> right, well alex, it may be harder to defend, but we know how important, especially here at cnbc, how important the services revenue is at a time for apple when we're seeing saturation in the smart phone market i like your optimism, but what makes you think that apple will back down here >> two things. thing one is the potential threat of government of regulati regulation i think this is a tricky one google -- they could force google to spin off youtube and other services it is hard tore er to do with a. they will break up any meaningful way but google might move first. if they change their policy there is suddenly significant pressure on apple. they have a larger revenue share. and the second one which i think is more important to someone like tim cook that cares about the perception of apple is when the consumers revolt this has been a battle with the chief technology off

spotify also distributes to the app store.hey tell us they applaud epic games' decision to take a stand against apple and apple's abuse of this dominant position. getting some support there from spotify. >> julia boar ston we heard about these apps in the past of smaller app developers suing apple. when you take on the likes of a fortnite, it sort of changes the magnitude and the potential impact of this of course f this actually plays out in court, this is sort of the anti-trust battle that congress wanted to take on that would be played out in the justice system instead >> gives congress the opportunity to litigate this thing through the courts in a different way than maybe they have the initiative to do right now. when you have spotify weighing in for epic games, this is something that's not going to go away the only way it goes away is through regulation or if apple changes the way it does business they are a massive gatekeeper to any innovation that's going to come on their platform through the ios. i don't think the stoc

caused by a strong ridge of high pressusure spotify's. just in the lasast four days. almlmost eleven thousand ligightning strikes hae ignited more than three hundred and seventy new blazes. according to the state fire department. after declaring a state of emergency idea this week calififornia's governonor d the ongoing disaster saft as yet another reminder of the dangers of global warming. and we're just coming off a record week a heat wave- that led to a hundred and 30 degrees temperatures- highest temperature ever recorded in

epic is not a company like spotify where you pay 30% of fees.y are selling digital goods, their margins are extremely high, and they are tremendously benefiting from the platform. what they are doing is pretending to bring this battle to apple. really what they are angry about $.10 successt want to be apple's success. they don't want to pay $.30 of every dollar to apple. what's happening here is you are talking about tiktok and the whole political situation with tiktok, what seems to be happening to me is you have chinese tech versus american tech. this is china bringing the fight to the u.s. in creative ways. emily: that's interesting. on, that's quite an accusation. you think that epic games is doing this purely to give tencent an advantage? eliran: absolutely. tim sweeney made his money. and is a $.10 game to play they are masters at playing .hese games tencent has a strategy and the strategy is continued to battle american tech at every front. let's think about epic. epic is not tencent's largest moneymaker, they have many other moneymakers.

why bother to compete with spotify? buy spotify. i like it.ie in oregon, jamie >> caller: hi, jim hello from cold living in oregon. >> there you go. my daughter lived in ashland we loved it. what's happening >> caller: thanks to you, i'm diversified and looking for a stock in the pet care industry to hold on to. should i go with a medical side like pedmed or fresh pet or c w chewy or both. >> i like all those. i don't really think you're going to go wrong. i like pets, p-e-t-s i'd probably pick chewy. >> hi, jim i need help with omem. feels like the next teledoc. >> another software play this time software for insurance industry you can own if you want to there are so many of these and i feel like they go down all together i don't want that right now. let go to scott in minnesota, scott? >> caller: mr. chill. >> yes. >> caller: heavy on the mr. >> right >> caller: i bought this stock this past march at $80 it currently trades between 62 and 66 do i stay chill for the long haul, collect a dividend, let it get to 66, sell and buy it back at 62,

finally shares of spotify are lower after apple announced two new live radio offerings on apple music enough to send spotify down about half a percent today, but it's also on the growing list of companies claiming apple has more advantages of what it uses over its rivals. here's sue herrera with our update hi, sue. >> spacex launches sixth flight with satellites. according to its founder, elon musk, 800 satellites are needed for its worldwide internet service, and they are now well over 600 >>> it might be the first u.s. case of covid transmission from mother to unborn baby. the texas case is one of the few documented around the world. doctors say the baby was otherwise healthy until she soon began showing signs of fever and respiratory distress but the good news is both mother and baby are now doing well. >>> and after an intense bidding war, the l.a. house that appeared on the popular 1980s-era sitcom, "the golden girls" has sold for a cool 4 million bucks. that is well over the $3 million asking price that's according to the "wall street journal", and the buyer isn't even a fan of

so spotify actually came out and it says something quite scathing. let's look at what spotify said.es, behind fortnite, is not the only company that operates in the tax base that is going after apple and this case, this lawsuit that epic games has launched in the us against apple is seeking to change the way that payments are made and the way that apple charges fees when people make their payments in games on the iphone. fascinating stuff. thank you for talking us through it. thank you, alanna. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: 75 years since the end of world war ii in the pacific, we look at japan's journey from bitter enemy to close ally of western countries. the big crowds became bigger as the time of the funeral approached. as the lines of fans became longer, the police prepared for a huge job of crowd control. idi amin, uganda's brutal former dictator, has died at the age of 80. he's been buried in saudi arabia, where he lived in exile since being overthrown in 1979. two billion people around the world have seen the last total eclipse of the sun to take place in th

spotify also, streaming for the sound, for the music side of things, i think spotify still has a ton of upside because they can get into sports very very easily. liz: by the way, roku reporting after the bell so we'll be all over that. teddy, scott, thank you very much. all i have to say is, umbrella academy. second season. what a show. yeah. i'm definitely on board with that. >>> blackstone adding another member to the family. we do have about 51 minutes before the closing bell rings. look at the dow, now up 309 points. folks, that meeting may have just begun. we are going to call it imminent, on capitol hill. between both sides of the aisle, including treasury secretary and chuck schumer and nancy pelosi. we will bring you any breaking news. but the market seems to anticipate something positive here. blackstone's capital partners buying genology od, ancestry.com in another mega-deal. the first purchase by the world's largest ever private equity fund clocking in at $4.7 billion. blackstone up 1.2%. >>> from tracing your family tree online to the e-commerce big bang. one of the world

to look back however on a career that shaped the music industry behind the scenes before there was spotify before m.t.v. the record tycoon. knew a star when he met one and the former european chief of warner music still runs his own jazz label today we met up with him just before his 80th birthday. suki long with mick jagger. george harrison. and rod stewart and now at 18 he's still looking for extraordinary talents. as this before the north us were to this day that's still what i look for not just a good musician but an act someone who's a great artistic personality in a comprehensive way. in honor of his birthday a double cd and a book are being released they cover all the special moments in his career including meeting the rolling stones in 1971. grew out of your party and it was a memorable party in con where the rolling stones with the album sticky fingers were being presented as new artists on the atlantic label. and the band was rehearsing there ahead of their 1st major tour for that album or so we traveled with them to montauk where we are awarded them a gold record of being. there

liz: doug, i know you like zoom, lululemon and also spotify.among all of these? then i want george's opinion on those. >> yeah. i think all of these stocks represent the way we are going to be living our lives post-pandemic. i think the work from home, this is happening. this is real. there is no reason to be s krshc schlepping to and from an office. you will be listening to your music through spotify. you will be doing meetings through zoom. you will be wearing the best athleisure through lululemon. all these will continue on post-pandemic as life has changed. keep an eye out. there's a reason they are up so big this year. liz: yeah. although lulu is prets ty rich when it comes to the prices. what do you think, thomas? are you warning investors away from any of these names? >> we like lulu. i think the glam yoga casual is a staple now, right. it's a thing, right. also, if you can't beat them, join them. we like lulu. they have mirror fitness, which is the competitor to peloton. i think there's great synergy there as well. that's an interesting

you saw spotify with the statement chiming in on this as well. this could create a reckoning if more companies are going to chime in. we are seeing basically gaming companies over the past week doing to apple what congress really didn't do. they let apple off the hook and to amazon andompared google and facebook, the situation with apple is not as that. that's not as-- not as bad. emily: meantime, you broke another story that apple is working on a subscription bundle, putting all of its services into one package that would be cheaper to purchase, including i can't, apple tv services.-- icloud, apple tv services. talk to us about how you understand work. mark: basically what you would be able to do is instead of subscribing to all the apple services individually, you can subscribe to a bunch of them. etc., offer, news, one super price. what they will do is basically pay upwards of five dollars a month if you subscribe to several apple services. for apple this will create recurring revenue. for consumers, you might be saving a few bucks a month. gu

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host: maybe you should have a little bit of spotify. george: and like a menu. host: this is been so much fun. and who everyone is out to get this. an online, maybe they will order some starburst. maybe some m&ms too. george: inc. you. if this is great and thank you for having me. host: thank you. george: i declare the sprouts to be delicious. [laughter]. >> george, i question for you. how much is illegal amount of m&ms. please. george: i bought the largest possible side available at costco which is 3 pounds and 14 ounces. i think i reasonably eight like a good 14 ounces of that. and i did feel sick after doing that. so i would not recommend trying that at home. it. >> about it was delicious in the moment. george: yes . >> this is been kind of fun and super educational. i cannot think the both of you enough for being with me tonight. george: thank you for having us. >> and think all of you. and i'm sure you'll enjoy picking up ingredients. the strange chemistry. you can get it right now of politics and prose, just click on the link that we have in the descriptio

. >> i found it on spotify but also on the santana site you can -- >> you can access it on carlos santana'store and on most streaming services you can find it. >> okay. so you work with carlos as well. talk about having the honor working with such a titanic family like the santanas. >> oh, well, carlos is wonderful. i first met carlos because i began teaching his children when salvador was 4 years old, he began music lessons with me and stayed with me until he went off to college. and the two, stella and angelica, also studied music im when carlos would invite me on stage to play with the band, and that was wonderful. he's just an amazing person. i always enjoyed sharing and trading cds and music. and i just think not only is he a fabulous musician but he is a spokesman for lots of us. >> for humanity. for humanity itself, it seems. >> he really is. he has such high aspirations and i think it's the combination of being a musician and such a wonderful speaker that makes him so remarkable. >> i was telling his kids earlier that it was awesome always to see carlos on stage, ? and it seemed lik

welcome to equal india somebody who come to you from my home by plastic a bit but a sucker ubiquitous spotify life we now know that 8000000 tonnes of lost it makes it into the ocean every year and that green guilt often pushes us towards using people but research suggests of the making of a people bad for example results in 50 times more water pollutants than a plastic bag a mumbai based company is experimented with the sustainable or don't have to pay for the wrong materials used in that everyday products. that movie grows wild in india and its large plantations also make it the world's 2nd largest producer. yet it accounts for only 4 percent of global bamboo trade. a national battle mission has been set up to promote growth in the sector. one aim is to contribute to a more eco friendly economy and another is to promote economic growth and hans farmers' incomes. or. in urban india some startups are attempting to bring bamboo into the mainstream as a raw material for a range of household products. the 3 founders who don't be equal in mumbai spend a year and a half 1st doing research and devel

it's called "long run" and it's on the spotify charts and he is the producer and we could not be prouder he shot his first music video. >> you have to tell me. i want to post it everywhere. when you post it on instagram, i notice and i wonder if it's my future. he is older than my littles. he seemed both really happy and proud that you were so proud of him, but also a little embarrassed. >> oh -- >> do you often like embarrass your kids intentionally, unintentionally? is it just my path? >> i say if you are not embarrassing your children, you are not spending enough time with them. that's basically my goal. >> yes, that is -- >> it's your job as parents to really like, really ramp up the embarrassment. >> so i heard a story actually about you in the third grade which made total sense to me, because you are such an amazing bad-ass producer and boss lady. i heard that you, this sounds like something from the bronx had going on, you had a side hustle out of your desk in the third grade, is that true? >> i did, i actually started my first business other than like a lemonade stand was in the

caused by a strong ridge of high pressusure spotify's. just in the lasast four days. almlmost eleven thousand ligightning strikes hae ignited more than three hundred and seventy new blazes. according to the state fire department. after declaring a state of emergency idea this week calififornia's governonor d the ongoing disaster saft as yet another reminder of the dangers of global warming. and we're just coming off a record week a heat wave- that led to a hundred and 30 degrees temperatures- highest temperature ever recorded in california arguably the world's history here in our state the hearts are getting hotter the drives are. getting drier climate change is real if you are in denial about climate change c come to california. smoke and ash to reducing air quality foror hundreds of kilometers around five cents. adding to health risks in the midst of a corona vivirus pandemic. that's all for this edition thanks for watching. hello and welcome to the france twenty four interview our guest today is madonna thunder hawk she's a legendary american indian activists she i

. >> reporter: check out his playlist on spotify. a nice distraction of the stresses of the coming school year. no plan to move back into his apartment since his classes will now be online. >> i'm just waiting to see what actions the landlord takes against me. railroad eduard si >> reporter: eduard signed assuming he was going to split the rent with four other room mates. these near empty streets would normally be filled with returning students. by the end of the year, edward expects to owe $60,000 in back rent he says he won't have. state senator scott wiener says more needs to be done to help these families. >> california is not doing enough to address the realities of what people are facing, whether it's renters and whether it is small businesses. >> reporter: edward says his landlord is refusing to negotiate the lease. we reached out to landmark properties and it says it is complying with the law and trying to find new tenants to take over edward's lease. edward says if he can't settle t with his landlord, he will be left with on

again we've seen tremendous undervaluations with these, whether it be google back before 2000 or spotifyhich was completely hacked, hacked meaning cut to pieces by the direct listing you've got something there, david. you've got something there lock it up might be so that palantir gets a good valuation, i have not seen the financials, by reputation everybody says the same thing which is it's sterling. >> i think their margins are high, still losing money, there were some tech shots s 1 sent gross roughly $50 million, from what i hear, though, they at least are talking a big game at this point about their opportunities amongst corporations not just the government which has been a large user of their services and the prospect of a very strong fourth quarter. we will see. this has been a darling of silicon valley for quite some time, the valuation has changed. they've been able to raise plenty of money in the private markets as so many companies have, but there seems to be a hope that unlike many companies that were able to do so and therefore push off their public offering to the point whe

we're going to fall fast fast well people can find it anywhere you get there your gas applesauce spotify us just sure ok ok called nicole you know something about this to you wrote a book called was it all we can ever know that right all you can ever know that's right it's a memoir about growing up translational you adopted small white tile in southern oregon i'm actually the daughter of korean immigrants so my birth parents immigrated to the u.s. shortly before i was born so the 1st member of my birth family born here grew up in a closed adoption like me nothing really about my origins and i decided to search for my birth family in my mid to late twenty's while i was pregnant with my 1st child was really a kind of impetus for my search and i wrote about it in a memoir called oh you can i remember it was just happens to be right over your shoulder there yes ma'am we did we didn't we didn't say your full name in the introduction there was nicole chung. and moving on to kid q you founded reason cultures right q tell me a bit about that. yes my name is kid zones baldwin i found it raising c

stuart: full disclosure, do you own spotify or does your family own spotify? >> i do. on to peloton. they have had a terrific run. now it's at $68 a share. i remember it in the low 20s some time ago. again, where do you see that one going? i know you like it. >> i could see this trading well over 100. they have such a massive addressable market opportunity. peloton is the best connected fitness company out there today. they only touch probably 1.6 million members that they have on their platform. there's tens of millions of gym members in this country and in their addressable international markets around the world. i think they are going to continue to take share. it's very sticky. they have low churn. i love subscription businesses like peloton. i own that and i put that away and i think it works higher. stuart: fair enough, gregg smith. thanks very much for being with us. appreciate it. thank you. >>> trump tweet. here it is. don't buy goodyear tires. they announced a ban on maga hats. get better tires for far less. this is what the radical left democrats do. two can

the company invests in spotify, order comingcutive after a similar move against tiktok and its parent company. sam,ng us to discuss, cybersecurity policy fellow. we are trying to figure out what this means. but if you cut off tencent, how does that ripple through the global economy? sam: there's a lot more uncertainty here. when i'm looking at the executive order, i have three questions. what is the potential extraterritorial reach of this? we talk about u.s. residents, but could it require app stores to remove we chat or tiktok globally? what would that mean for consumers of the iphone in china? why would they buy iphones? the second question is, all of investments,iness does this affect those? and third, we have a massive market of chips and server centers. a lot could happen beyond just one app. chat for soe use we many things. there really isn't even a good comparison. starbuckst to pay for in china. i saw one quote today that if they can't use we chat, nobody is drinking starbucks in china. talk to us about how massive this could be. is a fallacy to think of we chat as just a mes

spotify has been pushing back. netflix has pushed back.day, the ceo of wordpress, a really popular blogging platform on the iphone and the web, saying that apple is halting updates to the wordpress iphone app until wordpress implements the in-app service to give apple the 30% cut of domain name purchases. we have a story that publishers from a consortium of different newspapers, including our bloomberg news, news corp. which owns the journal, washington post and the times, saying they want the same deal that amazon is getting. 15% versus 30%. emily: meantime, apple making lots of news and we are preparing for their four for one stock split on monday. also, new story out minutes ago that president trump has been trying to behind the scenes reassure apple that the restrictions he is trying to put on wechat, which could seriously impact chinese consumers who may not buy iphones in china, if wechat cannot be on them, the president trying to reassure apple they will still be able to work with tencent and wechat. what can you tell us about this?

her single cardigan number one on ichlts tune ups a itunes and spotify. >>> and adele is showing herhis photo on instagram, she is is in front o the tv showing black is king. and she wrote thank you queen for always making us feel so loved through your art. ♪ >> so this is why adele took the photo, because she has on the same top that beyonce has on. this is inspired by the lion king. and disney is the parent company of abc 7. if you want to watch something that is just -- fun, just beautiful. you're like where is she shooting all of these videos? where did the outfits come from, who did the choreography, can they teach me, who did your hair, you can do my hair? so many questions. >> yeah. and someone was like wait, beyonce was flying all over the world and no one saw it in. >> nobody saw. she figured it it it it >> she knows ohio how to do it. >> happy monday, friend. >> happy monday to you. smells extra fresh >>> here are the 7 things to know. san mateo county is rolling back reopening. many indoor businesses and churches have to close or move outdoors because of spiking numbers of

. >> apple facebook, youtube, spotify, pintrest and linked in have removed jones material. >> especiallyt's admission. >> they lie about me in court. >> his viewership fell by half. >> the president himself has also been policed for promoting violence and spreading false claims. >> twitter has flagged several of his tweets over accuracy and copyright issues. >> while we may never know whether jones or trump truly believe in the crazy conspiracies they spread. >> this is the first time in our history that a conspirasist holds the highest office in the understand la. what happens next is up to us. >> will the american public embrace it a second time? the test is in november. ♪ three derm ingredients in one cream. don't settle for less. revitalift triple power with pro-retinol plus hyaluronic acid and vitamin c. it visibly reduces wrinkles. firms. and brightens. now that's triple power. revitalift triple power moisturizer from l'oreal. no uh uh, no way come on, no no n-n-n-no-no only discover has no annual fee on any card. that's why i've got the power of 1,2,3 medicines with trelegy. the o

snap, tesla, spotify, activision, the list goes on.e those implications going to be, and even if the executive order does not act on those companies, are those companies going to want to have that relationship with tencent? you think guy: silicon valley understands the implications of what is happening? there is a sense everyone is relaxed about the potential for further conflict involving the technology sector. is that a surprise to you and you think that you will change as a result of what has been done? jonathan: cross-border -- shelly: cross-border investment between china and the u.s. is practically dead in silicon valley. i spoke with the venture capitalist yesterday who had been an early investor in tiktok who said today there is no way i would do the deal. even if there is a new president policies, iven new think that she'll across silicon acrossink that chill silicon valley will last, at least for the short term. guy: i think we will leave it there. we will certainly be talking more about this. thank you ray much indeed. shell

when you see companies, i mean, hike a spotify with $50 billion in market cap and no earnings, must give to be cautious. it's for people when want to, you know, play black and red on the roulette wheel >> pivoting back to the bigger tech names you didn't put into the most concerning basket including apple which you own, pushing up against $500, up another 8% this week worth over $2.1 trillion. i mean, do you start to consider selling your stake in apple? how you are thinking about that particular stock right now >> it's about 2.4% waiting in our portfolio. it's the largest hole. i suspect if it gets above 5%, we trim a little bit of it sitting for $80 billion on the net cash that is bigger than the gdp of a lot of countries around the world. i'm not saying that these aren't great companies. they are but when you get upwards of 30 pes, they're expensive >> when you compare it to the russell 2,000 which underperformed the market, the russell essentially is telling you what is happening in middle america. what does that tell you? about what is going on behind the scenes and whether the stoc

we've seen spotify and others jump on the bandwagon. what does this fight mean for apple?it a risk to the stock in. >> it's great to see both you and david. as we look at this, it's not been the first fight against the apple ecosystem and the app store and more specifically how people consume digital content and the stores for distribution. everybody wants their product to be out there everybody wants a distribution platform, but they don't like paying the distributor where that distributor delivers to your home or you have to go pick it up at a retail mall or shop, people don't like it apple has gotten bigger as have also the google android play station. it's not the first litigation. there will be more to go typically litigation is not a good thing when we look at it, apple is innovative left, right and center they continue to innovate during the recession. they continue to come out with new products they continue to go into new markets like health care we like the stock. we have a buy rating on it this is a little bit of a distraction. not a positive but simply put not

the icing on the cake, the album's first single "cardigan" is number one on itunes and spotify as wellnally, catch any breeze you can and let those luscious locks fly, and george, i'm actually talking to you. amy's got great hair, but just a little toss. we'll be talking about beyonce. so here we go. all right. the bee hive has been buzzing about her visual album "black is king" since it dropped on friday. disney is our parent company. fans are showing their love. adele had a fan girl moment posting this photo on instagram over the weekend wearing a beyonce inspired outfit. isn't that gorgeous? fashion designed by zurina. i think that's the one responsible for all this gorgeous stuff. she's writing, thank you to the queen for making us feel so loved through your art, but we think little gray sky, a name that that makes a weather man in love, might have her beat. check it out. it's her recreation of beyonce's dance moves for the song "my power." ♪ unbelievable. she's just 6 years old. she matches beyonce move for move. she has that sasha fierce expression. good to go. she's got it down.

the docusoigns, the zooms, the spotifys, the shopifys which are likely to have a crack first? >> i was going to make this point that's what's very different about now and 1999 is it's not as narrow as it was then i was around i was slightly more handsome than i am today. i think it's a very different story because at the same time that the triple qs are making a new high today, the qqew, which is the equal weighted version is also making a new high there's much more participation than just the megacap tech stocks i also think you can throw in names like wayfair it's not a tech stock. they sell middle of the road furniture. that's making a new high >> and they lose money on every piece of that furniture that they sell. >> because it's a growth company and investors have wisely decided that profitability today is not the priority. market share is and profits will come later you could scoff at that but it's been the only strategy to use to beat the market. the stocks that have decided to do that. >> so it never ends? >> it's been working for like a decade it will end. >> even the

netflix never really got up to that level, spotify is not that expensive if you want to look at other kind of digital context type plays i think it's the matter that it's not profitable at the moment and it's all on the com, and the evaluation already seems to reflect some of the bigger opportunity. >> robert, i would ask what you ask your kids are streaming right now on roku. okay so it's not just me. we can't hear robert right now y'all can talk louder or something. >>> let's move on, shall we? shares of tesla soaring after announcing that 5-1 stock split that is set for later this month. tesla says the move will help make stock ownership more accessible after shares have surged more than 200% so far this year. u it's not just tesla enjoying this run the workhorse group is up more than 400 this year they raised that stock to $20, implying 30% upside from here, and don't forget nikola, however you say it it's up 20% in the week alone even though it doesn't expect revenue from cars until next year they call themselves a pre-revenue company. mike, what do you think? is stock splits goi

records on youtube, "dynamite" is on top of the itunes chart in more than a hundred regions and spotify's first for a k-pop group. they are to perform virtually at the mtv vmas this sunday and they're planning on an in-person concert in october back to you. >> thanks, joe >>> before we run, outside you were walking by the window and saw this >> look at this incredible lady. first of all, you can't see it, but she's gone to 48 states in 28 days. she has ten kids. >> she's a mom of ten. >> she's super mama. >> we wish her good luck on her trip around the country. >> wow >>> coming up in just a few minutes on the third hour, our interview with emmanuel acho we'll talk about "boys state" and much more. >> and don't forget about jenna. she's back too >> but first your local news and weather. >>> good morning to you. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. breaking news this morning, firefighters making headway knocking down the massive bay area wildfires. in santa cruz mountains, firefighters say the czu fires are now nearing 50% containment and severe overnight weather never materialized. authorities no

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you're better off buying the original amazon is a better performer an alibaba and google is better spotify is a better performer than ten cent music and netflix is better than iqiyi because iqiyi got hit with an fcc investigation last week. just accounting issue. so the bottom line, if you're tempted by the k.e. holdings ipo and i'm sure you are, if you want to own the zillow of china, who wouldn't forget about it. too risky. why bother when the u.s. housing market is on fire? i'll do a piece about the housing market tomorrow and you can own an american home builder. how about what we had last week with jesse that was good or home depot, lows reported. or you can go defy the odds and buy one of those companies that i think should be on the other side of your trade i need to go to allen in new york, allen? >> caller: jimmy chill, how are you? >> the showman is a little fired up about something now and then but he's ready to play what's going on? >> caller: all right thanks for helping out in these corona times and other times my stock is alibaba. is the political turmoil in the united state

her single cardigan was number one on itunes and spotify.was also top on trending videos and youtube. still haven't seen it. >>> let's head over to the east coast and talk more about isaias. and it is still a tropical storm and still the bankruptcy of truf weather on the nienortheast sid. and the carolinas will get bombarded with the winds as the storm moves to the north at 13. you can see all the green, that is because up to 10 inches of rain is possible and the coastal surge could cause flooding and rivers to run backwards. that will cause more flooding. plus the trees there are pine trees, shallow rooted, and they could snap or uproot. so they will have some serious issues even though this is just a tropical storm. and it will head up to boston the next 48 hours. >>> prevents families from going to a lot of fun families, but the ruff family created an outdoor aquariumle and zoo in their front yard. and you can find about 700 cardboard cutouts gee pictu dep animals and fish. >> and everything is made out of recycled materials. 24 is having

it's available on spotify, apple, fox news podcasts.com, wherever you get your podcasts.iz: i want tyou to turn your attention to this intraday chart of oracle. you can see a dip or divot just around 12:45 p.m. eastern. that's precisely when fox business broke exclusive news that microsoft, not oracle, will ultimately buy tiktok's u.s. assets. sources at the chinese owned app tell "the claman countdown" that negotiations with microsoft are in the quote, top of the seventh inning. let's get to top social media analyst michael nathanson, senior research analyst at moffett nathanson. michael, a, do you agree with my sources who are pretty much saying it's microsoft, they've got the momentum, they are the ones with fwthe biggest cash pi, they can pull it off? >> yeah. i trust your reporting on this. oracle seems a little bit out of left field yesterday. microsoft has been expressing interest and they clearly can do a lot more with this asset than oracle can. liz: when you talk about what microsoft could gain, we can show what the stock itself has done since around august 6th.

so in her new spotify podcast, former first lady michelle obama said she feels like she's suffering fromdepression herself. >> they are not fulfilling times spiritually. so i know i'm dealing with some form of low grade depression, not because of the quarantine but the racial strife and seeing this administration, watching the hypocrisy of it day in and day out is dispiriting. >> let's talk with abbey from washington. i remember reading "becoming" and she acknowledged she and barack obama had gone to couples counseling and that made headlines. i say kudos to her. it takes a strong woman to be so vulnerable. >> this podcast is going to be, i think -- they are about two episodes in. her outlet. talking to her friend michelle norris. her first podcast featured president obama. in this episode she's talking with her girlfriend where she gets real talking about handling the coronavirus pandemic. she says at one point, you know, i usually go to the gym all the time. i'm big on working out. we know that about michelle obama. over the summer because of the pandemic going on, there have been days

we have spotify, facebook. it's this growing coalition. they're not necessarily together, but they are feeding off each other and speaking out against these policies that they view as unfair >> so, jack, spin this forward for us again, the first place we would look for the impact would be in the stock market for people to be discounting, hey, there is a potential that this app store revenue stream may be less promising than we first thought, yet we're not seeing that message come across, are we? >> we're certainly not, and i think there are other prevailing factors that investors may be considering, including the fact that apple is about to launch a new iphone that many see as a very significant business move given the fact it's potentially a 5g iphone, and there are buyers who are ready to upgrade their phones, so that's certainly promising to the stock. but there is also the fact that apple is kind of a bully here and it has all the power to essentially tell all these other companies, sorry, too bad. unless other regulators step in, ther

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streaming because when i turn it on, it's overwhelming, i don't know where to start, as opposed to spotify which is a three-minute song. it's like, do i want to start this series? it's daunting. >> frank, what's your strategy if you have this clearly figured out, tell us and everyone else >> i watch what i want to watch, i don't watch what i don't want to watch and i'm done. >>> next up, another hit to chinese stocks these days. the state department is now asking colleges and universities to divest their earnings they asked them to shed these investments to warn potentially strict measures. college foreign investments total were about 13.9% those more than a billion dollars. robert, would be the practical significance of this >> this is huge. look, we've already seen the gi beginnings of the splinternet where we have the split of the chinese internet and the u.s. internet you have a u.s. capital system and a chinese capital system, and this is a dangerous sign where the government is telling universities, do not invest in chinese companies even if it's listed in the u.s. it's tricky becaus

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