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facebook to actually sell off the assets of whatsapp and instagram a very big deal in the tech world and other media john you tube is also generating concern this time over its policy on the u.s. elections is deleting videos that alleged fraud and violations is how the google owned company explained its decision we also work to make sure that the line between what is removed and what is allowed is drawn in the right place our policies prohibit misleading viewers about where and how to vote we also disallow content alleging widespread fraud or errors change the outcome of a historical us presidential election the decision comes after the so-called safe harbor deadline the last day on which states can challenge the election you chief says of the passing of that deadline was one of the reasons for deleting videos that the platforms actually been removing thousands of election videos going right back to september with the trump of ministration taking election all the way to the supreme court t 2 sons has rubbed many people up the wrong way starting today they will remove content about election fraud even tho

tech sector to be above others on the competition on the wild stage well let's speak to john biggs he's editor in chief at gizmodo a tech website and he joins us now from new york john we're talking about very specialized jobs here right is this about facebook favoring foreign workers or not necessarily looking for them in the u.s. because they're less likely to find them. i think it's i think it's a little of both i think you're in a situation where a asian indian european. student or graduate is going to have a lot more practical experience in terms of relevant theoretical experience in terms of science programming and development that sort of thing and if you're looking for that specifically that's exactly the place to go indeed especially if you're looking for a little more generalized experience. america has a has a different style of education. but it's not as deep as hard tech as you would get from outside of the country. and this lawsuit is coming off to a 2 year investigation i believe which says that facebook's discrimination and its recruitment and hiring practice this is rou

kovacs program the country's regulator also approved the use of the pfizer beyond tech vaccine despite talks with the us john still being in progress meanwhile the argentine health minister criticised pfizer's approach to negotiations they asked us for a law giving them immunity and the congress gave them that law but then faces negotiate with the local ones but those in the us started asking for more conditions they want to sponsor a new law they want to the president to sign the contract instead of me the conditions started getting somewhat unacceptable government of argentina is there nothing that this is going to be perhaps the most efficient way to bring in effect a vaccine to its citizens so looks like they're essentially. betting on or putting their money on on the russian vaccine the fact that fires there had those kinds of conditions and that the government of argentina was not pleased with those conditions i think there's going to be a lot of that kind of thing i think that there is going to be an awful lot of questions about liability and about potential long term side effects and long term africa

these companies are creating great, lasting brands, and are a gift to the tech community >> well, you know, johnsting. he said that both of you guys are in the earliest stages of the start-up ecosystem we should remember that because, you know, scrutiny, the anti-trust scrutiny we're talking about, centered on the big tech companies, talks about what it means for the start-up ecosystem. i wonder, both of your opinions, michael first, is the big tech dominance, is it stifling or encouraging and enablie ining ae start-up level >> the way i think about this is that whenever a company gets big, it gets slow. whenever a company gets slow, it gets less responsive to its customers. so in my mind, as the companies that are trying to come up today, there are always opportunities. there are always angles. there are always users who want more so a lot of start-ups are very, very confident in this environment. >> ron, briefly, what are your thoughts on regulation of big tech >> well, the big companies are actually, as michael said, creating plenty of new opportunities in their spaces because they're so big

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john. i will expect that is certainly the case in the tech sector. >> yeah.alking about mna, but also there's just this question of exits and how they're going to happen. we've been talking all month about the ipo market we were talking just yesterday, you were pointing out the questions about how this sort of enhanced direct listing might work i mean, heading into 2021 just so many interesting ways that businesses are trying to structure themselves, position themselves for further growth. coming out of a span where they've just been given in a lot of cases enormous valuations, whether it's in the private market or public market. >> i think that's absolutely true that's one of the big concerns as people are looking towards the end of the year. part of the valuation stretch. people turn to the ipo market. we hear it time and again on our air. they look to these companies, to some of them, multiples at this stage in the game. people are starting to get nervous. there was an article in market watch just yesterday saying that, you know, this christmas wall street

transport them to be on tech pfizer and mow down aversions but trial data suggest it's not as effective as also uncertainty about the best dosage for the astra zeneca vaccine. dr john campbell is an independent health analyst based in the u.k. we spoke to him earlier and asked how important this new vaccine is this new vaccine is the best news we've had in the pandemic and it is going to change the situation entirely now in the united kingdom we're going to start a mass rollout of this vaccine from the 4th of january we're going to be vaccinating a 1000000 people a week from that point and that is certain to go to build up as the logistics and infrastructure develops and as well as that what we're going to do is we're going to give one dose of this vaccine and then wait a full 3 months before we get the 2nd dose so that means an awful lot of people are going to start to get fed a good level than unity straightaway without waiting for the 2nd dose and of course it also means we can vaccinate many will people so it really is going to change the situation in the united kingdom and in time in europe. germany has registered more than a 1000 coronavirus deaths in a singl

have also received tens of thousands of dollars from big tech including outgoing senator cory gardner -- adios, partner -- as well as senators johnornyn, roger wicker, susan collins, joni everyonest. each of you -- ernst. each of you should be ashamed and apologize to working men and women in this country and marley those who have lost their jobs. senators john cornyn, susan collins further betraying the american worker and their families. both of those senators just rerecollected, both of -- reelected, both of them now seeking amnesty for illegal immigrants. cornyn and collins each spoke at a summit yesterday hosted by the american business immigration coalition. cornyn said amnesty for 800,000 daca recipients is a good place for the next congress to start. how about those 18 million unemployed, senator? well, collins agreed saying daca amnesty to be the new congress' immigration purity. it a-- priority. it appears to be their priority period, doesn't it, instead of the american people. for shame. >>> well, turning now to wall street, another record close for all three market indexes. the dow up 249 points, the s&p up 3 32, the

shutdowns and later amazon's obsession with cloning and crushing its rivals, parlor ceo john to talk about that and big-techrship plus presidential pardons and maria's exclusive interview with george stephanopoulos 8:00 a.m. eastern time. goya food's president john unane, you don't want to miss a moment of it, mornings with maria live on fox business. ♪ ♪ lauren: welcome back, i'm lauren simonetti. maria will be back at top of 6:30 a.m. half hour. right now we are watching the fight for election integrity. georgia state releasing new report claiming that -- claims election fraud that took place before, during and after the election saying it's, quote, intrust worthy. the committee issuing numerous issues. joining me now washington times opinion editor and fox news contributor charles kirk. >> good morning. morethan just georgia there's rn to question integrity of elections, issue of ballot custody or poll watchers being able to watch or the large issue which is mass mail-in voting and invites fraud and that's what probably had in this election. the problem here is if georgia has problems. if the georgia sen

johns hopkins university u.s. coronavirus expert anthony found she has criticized u.k. regulators for their swift approval of the buy on tech pfizer vaccine that she's suggesting u.k. scientists had just accepted the company's data instead of carefully scrutinizing it russian president vladimir putin has ordered voluntary mass vaccinations to start next week moscow says its sputnik vaccine is 95 percent effective or russia's 2nd wave of the corona virus has hit some of its regions hard in many cities there are hardly any hospital beds left official statistics say almost 40000 people in russia have died from the virus but media reports say the mortality in the country is probably 4 times higher than last year our correspondent emily sure when went to the city of in the country's south west where it is mainly undertakers who experience these grim figures firsthand. with a steady stream of coronavirus dead speed is of the essence that the more come every morning the team from the funeral agency comes here to collect new victims of the pandemic. 29 year old. has been working at the funeral home for 12 years but he says he's nev

tran actually out live at john muir and you're saying that the john muir was one of those places receiving it because they have that high tech equipment needed. >>to keep that vaccine viable. >>that's right this is not your medicine where you store room temperature know it has to be specially handled as far as the cold conditions cryogenically held according to visor so they have specific instructions for hospitals like the one right behind me and of course any medical facility in the country that will get the vaccines that they have to be stored or else. they will be ruined and let's face it they spent a lot of time getting it ready. so the last thing you want to do it's ruin its effectiveness to kill. look at your screen we want to show you help is on the way according to governor gavin newsom actually his words were hope is on the way so what happened was over the weekend. they were boxed up that the pfizer facility in michigan and then they were loaded on to an airplane distributed across the country and then they arrived at la x over the weekend and then they will be distributed across the state in the days and the week

john sudworth, bbc news, yunnan province. president—electjoe biden has been given a coronavirus jab live on us television. he got the pfizer/bion—tech considered to be in a high risk group. mr biden urged americans to get the jab as soon as possible. he even had some praise for president trump. the administration deserves some credit getting this off the ground, 0peration warp speed. i also think that it is worth saying that this is great hope of doing this to demonstrate that people should be prepared when it is available to take the vaccine. astronomers have their eyes fixed on the sky forjupiter and saturn's so—called "great conjunction". for the first time in nearly 400 years the solar system's two biggest planets are crossing paths in the night sky — coming so close to the extent that they will be separated byjust one—tenth of a degree. some have suggested this may have been the source of a bright light in the sky 2000 years ago that became known as the star of bethlehem. the two planets will, in fact, still be more than 400 million miles apart from each other. residents on hawaii's big island have been warned to take shelter f

joining me now to discuss long-term outlook tech expert capital management partner john meyer, john,past year and what could keep driving this company, the stock into 2021? john: so great to see you, dagen. over the last year, we've seen apple see tremendous success with the perfect balance between maintaining their iphone growth with their new increasing growth in their service's business with apple tv plus and tv platform as well as fitness platform and latest iphone release with iphone 12 with 5g which what we call in the industry the super cycle, the vast majority of iphone customers want to upgrade on. dagen: but what about new products and new services that you're keeping an eye on for the coming year, for -- if you're going to buy the stock here, what you got? john: so that's the key question. it's all about the future for apple. based on our research strongly believe that we are going to see a temporary plateau in apple's growth from a stock-price standpoint while we wait for apple to hit next major product in 2023 range and that is really going to be apple's entrance into au

john: i like to stay out of marketing and out of these conversations. i like to focus on the tech.an engineer by trade and i like to stick to that world. emily: facebook really cracked down on qanon finally after many years. did you see a pop after that? have you attracted a number of qanon followers trying to find a haven? john: i do not think we are the preferred place for qanon. i'm pretty vocally -- i don't like them to be frank, not the people themselves but the movement -- i don't like it. i argue with them on the platform if they are there. we welcome everybody. they are allowed to be on the platform, not that we are trying to find them to bring them there but they are welcome. i am not -- it is not my preferred audience. [laughter] emily: let's talk about your audience. rebekah mercer, a big conservative donor, how much input does she have and how you run the business? are you seeking her out for advice? and does she give it? john: she has a relationship as an investor. but is not part of the day-to-day. a lot of what we do is central around our marketing team, advisory tea

on tech and pfizer for the supply of vaccines it's already ordered $40000000.00 doses with several 1000000 expected to arrive before the end of the year. well for more now on this let's bring dr john campbell he is a health analyst and educator based in the u.k. a very good day sir is this the fastest vaccine ever developed for any disease and has any vaccine before secured approval this quickly. it's 6 into the process i mean we're talking about a 10 month process here basically from when pfizer bio and tech decided they needed a vaccine up until the point today where the u.k. regulator your thought it is of approved the vaccine and i expect that you are paying an agent you again mrs agency is probably going to approve this that meeting is actually not 2 of the 29th of december so there's actually a bit of a delay there so it is by far the fastest now the vaccine has actually been approved for regulator vary by regulation bodies in other countries this is the 1st time it's gone through all of the required stages so this is going through all the normal stages that any new drug or vaccine will go through by the h.m.o. already that year that the mess is health care health care produ

when the words are escaping me i've had goosebumps when i saw john lewis talk about his library card even though i have seen that during techs me tear up. walter mosley gave me goosebumps hearing about book deserts made me cry again. there's not many reasons for hope right now. but then hearing about all of these books and have read them to go on to read many more it's what keeps me going that this community can sustain other people and we can also do that for people. i don't know where it is happening in pretty sure this is all a simulation. i'll probably just stop talking now anybody that i forgot to think you know i love you. 's thank you for this honor it is incredible. >> congratulations to the winner and now back to our host, jason reynolds. >> congratulations. and the enormous congratulations to the winners of tonight's national book awards. thank you to julia whelan who is the announcer and the voice from different audio books from her own right thank you to the finalist and winners and judges and attendees and viewers in the national book awards would not be possible without the wonderful support of readers everywh

christopher mcdermott whod with a ma frusta johns college and a ph.d in science and technology study program at virginia tech. he serve as the chief data officer at the defense prisoner of war missing in action accounting agency. prior to the establishment of that agency in january of 2015 he was the senior historian for the joint pow/mia account in command at the national archives and the office of the defense pow missing personnel office. joined the u.s. army central. >> laboratory in hawaii in 2001. he helped lead the transformation of case research and analysis for world war ii field and laboratory analyses in addition to his case research, he has conducted field investigation missions across europe, and the pacific. chris, the screen is yours. >> thank you very much, eric. sarah, very much enjoyed having an opportunity to kind of deeply go into your volume and to think about the perspective that you're able to bring as a stenographer when the mission, both within the laboratory for the science in the field, and one thing that struck me as a great contribution from the book is its movement from the diffe

show me big tech, we gotten out of the habit of showing you big tech, i think we should do that today, we are down not much but we are down, john? is it about to burst, is in a bubble? >> it is not a bubble so it's not about to burst, this is not the 1990s, we have stock with unrealistic valuation and property valuation but you look at digital which is how you value a lot of the big companies especially facebook, amazon and apple and google, you have 33% with the portion of the beginning of the year is now at 50% of traditional media, your seen a compression of time in the big tech tech stocks that's what your seen a lot of the evaluation go significantly higher but what you're seeing right now the market rotation, not a bubble bursting, the one value index was up 13% this past month that the most is been in the history and we have a vaccine for the first time were able to get into the stocks that need the vaccine to survive. stuart: if you were me, and you're sitting on a nice run-up in the stock price of microsoft, you made a handsome profit over the year, stop laughing, you're sitting on a handsome profit, would you sell if

point we will slip in a break looking at -- free speech ceo parler john matze is here, stay with us back in a moment. ♪ ♪ welcome ba techs to it unlessesy rep rl rl rl too ectionct 230 of thee 19961919 tecommunmmunatmmions zwe z actc s giaocl medi g gs broabrd immym leg lalal liabilitabilrom cmtent posd by user i to thetheth tennn "nsund "aysu m "orning futufufuhisfuas sunday in his first interview since election where he spoke all about this, watch. >> big tech media have been censoring you getting more aggressive at it the president of the united states, and others, being censored literally during a constitutional crisis, what can you do about it? >> it is massively powerful massively corrupt the media and big tech, section 230 should be taken out given art fish silly to them a massive form of suppression. >> joining me right now ceo founder of parler john matze great to have you this morning. thank you for being here your reaction to all this the president is looking at the mbaa potential opportunity to lessen impact of section about 230 or eliminate it? >> thank you. and, yes, so section 230 is actually a really nic

academics to the real world, to making captions to policy and the tech community and cato is exceptional in. i'm also grateful to john for writing this book because i think it's really terrific and i'll try to explain whyin a couple of points . three quick points in my couple of minutes. so the first thing that i want to say is kind of a of a limit. because if it was not covid time we would likely be in the high auditorium at cato and that would be really apt for this conversation that we are having today. this would be a perfect environment. the book fundamentally deals with the issue of how organizations, how military organizations deal with the complexinformation environment . and that's something that i knew a lot about, that's what he was writing about with respect to the economy and in fact, it's only in one passage in the book but it's quite explicit about how hayek influenced the development of the book and it's kind of thing i think would really grab probably a lot of people in the cato audience . so john does note that specialization, i asked general recommendation is only that. that's true because there's

bae on tech and pfizer for the supply of vaccines it's already ordered $40000000.00 doses with several 1000000 expected to arrive before the end of the year. well moments ago i spoke to dr john campbell who is a health analyst in the u.k. and he told me the vaccine approval is good news but it expressed concern that it might lead people to let their guard down. yes i certainly i certainly do this news is so good and there's quite a lot of euphoria around and the scientists of police and the politicians of please do your police and i'm pleased but this is not going to start affecting herd immunity in significant numbers in the u.k. talk march or april and the countries like germany and france where the regulations commute little more slowly there will probably talk about a pool maybe forget significant that was a herd immunity until then we're going to need to ventilate our buildings we're going to have the hands face space message needs to get through we need to consider that we're going to victim indeed to keep our union levels good overwinter everything that we're doing now has to be carried on for some months until we develop a good herd immunity and we're going to need a

tech affect on thursday. momentum.o joining us to discuss that is our guest. johne kong financeg secretary, now former. insurers and your company in these times of covid. unfortunate we only became aware that health protection during a pandemic. company we have been able to stay relative, in terms of pandemic disruptions. we have maintained smooth operation and growth has been quite good. in fact, what we are seeing -- sorry. inhaad: i was going to bring covid means people are more concerned about health care. as awe seen other add-ons result of people taking that type of insurance and out? know, it is a virtual insurance company, solely online, no agents, so people are spending more time at and have access to personal computers. 30% monthen growing so inth the past year, terms of growth, i think we have been doing well. rishaad: i think we have some technical problems with my coanchor. i will continue. moment,g at the covid-19, have the authorities done enough to protect the economy and stop it from falling back after a difficult year? john: it has been a difficul

tech almost every u.s. state has joined the u.s. government to suit facebook they argue there was nothing fair and square when the social media company became a social media john. for nearly a decade facebook has used its dominance and monopoly power to crush smaller rivals and snuff out competition all at the expense of everyday users. but to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of our viewers around the world welcome we begin the day with america's coronavirus carnage in the united states the virus is spreading out of control 288000 people in the u.s. have died from cove in 19 in just the last week the daily death toll has gone from one record high to the next on wednesday there were 185000 new cases reported of the vaccines against the virus cannot come quickly enough and they won't public health officials say it will probably be the summer of 2021 before enough people have been inoculated to reach what is known as herd immunity but only enough people decide to get vaccinated the death toll by february the middle of winter is expected to reach 450000 a hospital across the u.s. are already at their limits in terms of space and personnel cons

tech almost every u.s. state has joined the u.s. government to sooth facebook they argue there was nothing fair and square when the social media company became a social media john. for nearly a decade facebook has used its dominance and monopoly power to crush smaller rivals and snuff out competition all at the expense of everyday users. but to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of our viewers around the world welcome we begin the day with america's coronavirus carnage in the united states the virus is spreading out of control 288000 people in the u.s. have died from cove in 19 in just the last week the daily death toll has gone from one record high to the next on wednesday there were 185000 new cases reported of the vaccines against the virus cannot come quickly enough and they won't public health officials say it will probably be the summer of 2021 before enough people have been inoculated to reach what is known as herd immunity but only enough people decide to get back to naked the death toll by february the middle of winter is expected to reach 450000 a hospitals across the u.s. are already at their limits in terms of space and personnel

chris: john matze ceo of the social med working site parler. >> parler is a fun new social media app. chris: by technd unconventional choice. >> the ideas free speech, privacy and data died via that you own your own data and your own experience. chris: he compares the platform to a town square where people can engage without intervention. conservatives have flocked to the site as an alternative to facebook and twitter which they say censor their voices. chris: how is speech more free on your platform and some of the others? >> on parler when you say something it goes out to everybody that is following you instantly and in the order that you have said it. other places don't do that and they get preferential treatment to some content over others. chris: parler does have a few rules like banning communication to commit a crime but here's what you will not seek. >> century people like you would on twitter and taking them off like the new york post. chris: the platform talks a different language, instead of a tweet on parler it is a parlay and a retweet is a. >> echo. chris: over the past two months parl

techs and spread throughout. the country and we're. california another i'm very hopeful that going to be a new trend i think will end on that our 3rd john thank you both for joining us today and providing our viewers with your expertise on this matter thank you gentleman. thank you. all right as we close in on the final days of 2020 year that without a doubt will go down as clearly one of the worst in recent human history let us step into the new year with a new found effort to simply not fall down yes we can can we please try a little harder to keep ourselves from falling down keep those polls to a minimum i'm serious i'm not joking and what has got to be one of the strangest and sad is that this next reverse seen in a while according to the c.d.c. 29 to 30 percent of all non-fatal emergency room visits across all ages come from folks losing their balance then falling down stairs steps ramps landings you name it human beings have figured out a way to fall off of it in fact in $2900.00 bowing down and hurting oneself amounted to over 8000000 emergency room visits here in just the united states so come on folks please just get our balanc

of the pfizer bond tech vaccine it's the 1st country in latin america to have a vaccine ready to roll out but it's battling a sharp rise in infections that's overwhelming hospitals john homan reports from mexico city. it's what everyone in mexico wants for christmas. and the one from pfizer has now finally arrived. as the phrase goes good things are vive in small quantities we have the privilege today of being one of the 1st countries in the world with a vaccine supply to be handed out next year i mexico is the 1st country in latin america to get the vaccine. but for many people it won't be available to the middle of next year and meanwhile the country's in big trouble. cities hospitals rule but with very few ventilators left. there are queues outside shops selling oxygen tanks monica evillest trouble from another city desperate to get one like many people she's taking care of an infected relative at home. we've come from to lead care there's no oxygen there we went to 2 places but they didn't have any till tomorrow and i need it for today because my patient my dad can't go without oxygen. makes her never to go koby cases down after the 1st wave and now this more tha

tech ways that you can. >>keep the kids in the holiday spirit get involved with santa yourself john find unique ways to keep the spirits up this year that's for sure we are seeing a bit of cloud cover out there today sunshine trying to peer through those clouds staying dry for your christmas eve with highs in the 60's. >>tomorrow of that changes, i'm talking rain for christmas day and your forecast. >>neither team right now where santa. yeah, ok so he was last seen in mumbai. >>had a lot of people that he delivered to their the kids were well and 29 seconds he's going to be another spot in and of divide a metal ball. ed about over 2 billion now we're well over 2 million look his his sleigh is still full look at the sac the rudolph and the gang still have plenty of energy. we have it i like how this can just they still have plenty of they they they're like energizer bunnies except for the really giant giants and a little extra time this year ask on so no worries about him he's a good vaccinated said yes fauci doctor fauci gave a covid shot. so don't worry kids, he's got to come to your house tonight and the

bae on tech and pfizer for the supply of vaccines it's already ordered $40000000.00 doses with several 1000000 expected to arrive before the end of the year. or a short while ago i spoke to dr john campbell who's an health analyst in the u.k. he told me the vaccine approval is good news but did express concern that it might lead people to let their guard down. yes i certain i certainly do this news is so good and there's quite a lot of euphoria around and the scientists of police and the politicians are pleased that you are pleased and i'm pleased but this is not going to start affecting herd immunity in significant numbers in the u.k. till march or april and the countries like germany and france where the regulations camillo more slowly than we probably talk about a cool maybe 4 we get significant that was unheard of minutes or until then we're going to need to ventilate our buildings we're going to have the hands face space message needs to get through we need to consider that we're going to victim indeed to keep our immune mean levels good overwinter everything that we're doing now has to be carried on for so months until we develop a good herd immunity and we're going to nee

tonight from virginia tech ms lee we appreciate your time your insights tonight thank you i do thank you stay well we'll still to come on the day the passing of spying turned novelist john le carre the writer who like no other defined the cold war thrill we had not been to find out who enemy ideologic not with communism today but with search for ideology is becoming very peculiar and very alarming. so we're talking about a new beginning with all trends but we should also be clear from the 1st of january on and this is in 3 weeks the u.k. will be a 3rd country to the european union. well that was the european commission president was live and ally in giving the u.k. post breaks it reality check on sunday another self-imposed deadline bluebottle this one to secure a trip trade deal before britain leaves the e.u. single market on january 1st sunday lyon and u.k. prime minister board's johnson they've agreed to extend the talks pledging to go an extra mile but the path forward it is narrow and with just 2 weeks to negotiate time is running out. this is what the chief negotiator michel barnier tweeted today as talks continue in brussels the e.u. commission is preparing for q

john campbell independent health analyst. thank you. well the european union has now caught up with the u.k. the united states and others by approving the corona virus a vaccine developed by bio tech and 5 germany and other say they'll start vaccinating within a week of britain and the u.s. have already authorized the drug which is manufactured in belgium with a european travel ban in place a british transport minister grant shapps was came to reassure people that u.k. access to supplies of the vaccine will not be affected most vaccine doesn't come by what's called row roll on roll off which is what we're talking about here in other words it's not usually accompanied by a driver by a whole year it comes on those containers and i just put this into context there are about 6000 vehicles we'd expect to stand in dover today probably i would say 4000 would have gone across from just under 2000 on the euro tunnel but there's probably something like $32000.00 units that will be in the daily total so the vast majority including. all of that scene actually comes by container and as you say there are good supplies and in the meantime so this well i mean bans on nation program that's the u.k

i have goosebumps several times and when i saw john lewis talk about not having a library card, even though i've seen that during techwalter mosley gave me goosebumps hearing about book deserts made me cry and there are not many reason for hope right now but to be here hearing about all these books, having read some of them, going on to read many more of them, it is what keeps me going and i hope that this community can sustain other people the same way. i hope in some small way my book can also do that for people. i don't know what's happening, this seems about right for 2020 because i'm pretty sure this is all assimilation. i will probably just stop talking now and anyone i forgot to thank, jason richman, ricky berman, you know i love you, the team at europa i love you all. thank you for this honor, it's incredible. i'm going to go melt into a puddle right now. >> congratulations to the winner and now back to our host, jason reynolds. >> congratulations charles. in an enormous congratulations to the winners of tonight's national book awards, thank you to julia whalen who is our announcer tonight and whose voice you

laughter ] and finally, senator john boozman said, "if you have proof the election was rigged, i'm all ears." [ laughter ] [ applause ] very interesting stuff here's a big tech. today, apple unveiled a pair of noise-canceling headphones called the airpods max and get this, they cost $549 check them out yep. noise-canceling headphones for $549 when they heard, people quarantining with kids were like, "i'll give you $800. [ laughter ] here are the headphones in their case yeah, great. it looks like a storm trooper's purse. [ light laughter ] hey, listen to this, i saw that pizza hut is now selling a new something for the holidays check this out it's the new triple-decker box from pizza hut look at this thing in america, that's actually our food pyramid [ laughter ] that' right. in the u.k. they have a covid vaccine. in america, we came up with the triple-decker pizza box. [ laughter ] it's a great idea. my biggest complaint about ordering pizza was always not having enough cardboard to awkwardly fold and smoosh down in my garbage can. [ laughter ] i'm turning into andy rooney now. [ laughter ] "that's the part i need more of when i get a pizza having to fold t

paul: john, is jack ma being singled out here? or should some of china's other big tech entrepreneurs and internet giants, be looking over their shoulder? >> i think big tech everywhere is looking over its shoulder at the moment, and for good reason. i will give you one example. regulatorsone of the in china called in alibaba, jd.com, toitwan, talk about rebuying businesses all of them had been introducing recently. and you factor in the facebook, google, amazon, they're all in regular try trouble at the moment. i think this is a trend going forward everybody needs to pay attention to. paul: our greater china executive editor, john liu keeping an eye on the ant story. burst --'s a pride bloomberg subscribers go to customizeand you can settings so you only get news on the industries and assets you care about. let's get to karina mitchell fore-check of first word headlines. boast: japan is barring foreign arrivals as infection never surge in tokyo and virus variance are reported. the government is stopping entry through january with japanese nationals and foreign residents

john. >> we won't often read president trump's tweets but this stands the defense bill, a gift to china and russia and big technd making 5g almost possible. it's worth mentioning, president trump vetoed that bill. congress now plans to override trump. but there are other things in particular, tough cyberregulations, that would not welcome china or russia. so, do you think congress is able to muster the bill to override the act? >> there's no indication based on past behavior that you're going to see the republican majority in the senate vote to override. it's not in the cards, frankly. it would be nice it if it were, one getting the feeling that the real target is the section 230. the president wanting to deal a blowback against some of the social media companies that he thinks helped joe biden beat him on november 3rd. so if that's what the real aim is, everything else is just a distraction. and congress will either go along with it which is a considerable possibility. or take sort of a middle course and just vote to extend and extend and end. get some continuing resolutions in place for the next couple of we