bring her in kara swisher kicking off the hour recode's co-founder and cnbc contributor and author ofzing podcast with tim, we'll talk about great interview. >> thank you it was good interview. wide-ranging from cars to privacy. a lot of stuff. >> yes oh, man, he came to play, i noted this morning on twitter. >> you did, yes. >> on the facebook news, though, i wonder what happened to the days where bad news actually was bad news at least for the stock >> you know, the advertisers are pleased with it i guess. or investors are very pleased with it and think advertising nowhere else to go it's not a dichotomy necessary think that they suck all the information in and they're using it even though apple and others are trying to do a different thing, they're still investors feeling like this is the best play with online advertising absent any regulatory action or anything else. makes sense the stock would go up completely. even with the data hack, by the way. >> i was going to say. to what degree unnerving or as a user, someone who watches american technology? >> unnerving as a person i don'

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kara swisher recodes co-founder cnbc contributor and terrific podcaster.ood to see you. >> good morning. how ya doing >> i'm good. we got a rich diet of news this morning. >> yes so much. >> what's your view on the clubhouse number and whether or not you have the sense that they are a player who are going to stick around a while >> that's a lot of money you know a lot of valuation, and, of course, started off i think at $100 million earlier in the year an aggressive move by horowitz, one of the big backers of the company. it's a lot a lot of these players are getting into it like facebook. twit othter obviously already t. the question, will someone buy clubhouse, for example, or able to compete the way youtube did nor years ultimately bought by google i've always worried about this company. so easy to copy and something with usage issues after the pandemic, people are home and lonely i've said many times before. seen the numbers dive, actually, in terms of uptick that said, it's a great product and kind of hits a sweet spot in what people like to do social

mr swisher this is exhibit 1008. 10 2nd proxima reeve 2nd clip alexander king's. body one camera it's already in your copy of. you are just telling us. i'm going to show you on your screen a short clip of a video to see if this would be contained in the what you've watched and. you would agree that that appears to be taken from one of the officers body cameras may 25th 2020 at approximately 202533 seconds yes in again watching it with. you at this point did you see what appeared to be someone a reflection in the back of a squad car their. comfort did it down ok it might just be because the brevity of the video but yeah it's unfortunate you look in the upper left hand corner of the bumper of a squad. of course or the circle of 4 i'm sorry is that the kurds or the sailors to watch or. for that.

that team with steve swisher and jerry blackwell, minnesota attorneys who pro bono toes to step up -- who pro bono chose to step up and make sure the state's case would hold. they make us proud. there humanity, their intelligence and their belief that justice would be served inspired all of us over these past difficult. i've -- difficult weeks. i would like to thank the jurors, who had a difficult burden and did the right thing by making sure justice was served without being influenced by anything else. they did a service that will they harden our democracy and judicial system, and they did it , i think for all of us, in a way that had us all holding our breath with the belief that it could work. and i would like to thank those who testified. i would like to thank those police officers who showed integrity looks like. it may be a sad statement that any of us have waited a long time to able to witness that, but it is there and we saw it on display. i would like to thank the other witnesses who, last may, stood on that street corner and, as jerry blackwell said, showed a bouquet of huma

swisher, i don't have very much of a foundation for who gave this opinion.ion in this case. could you follow up? >> i'm sorry, your honor. i had a hard time hearing that. >> i don't think i have a foundation yet. sounds like a critical incident, it gets passed up. who made -- i don't know who made the decision on use of force. >> well, there was -- >> could you maybe inquire? >> i can, your honor. i want to just clean up one part of the record first. in terms of reviewing the body-worn camera with the state -- i think the question was state prosecutors. you didn't review them with the state prosecutors but you have reviewed those with prosecutors, is that correct? >> correct. >> all right. other prosecutors, not associated with this particular case. >> right. >> is that right? >> yes. >> now, in -- to answer the court's question, in terms of whether or not you did a use of force review pursuant to the policy in this particular case, you did not, correct? >> correct. >> you passed the scene along and followed the critical incident policy, you know, per the cr

swisher. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. >> that was at 1041 and i would move to admit the time of 1041. >> 1041 is received. [inaudible]. >> permission to publish 1041. >> this is from the minneapolis police department and served in july 2018. >> correct pretty. >> and he had attended this program or is in-service in july through september of 2018, he would've received the training correct pretty. >> correct. >> in recent years fentanyl has become more of a concern for officers to be aware of. >> absolutely. >> ultimately between officers and the use of narcan to indicate or to contradict i should say, the effects of including fentanyl rated. >> correct. >> in europe experience as medical trainer and a police officer, have you experienced combinations of the drugs by individuals and have you heard this on the term pretty. >> yes pretty. >> and would you agree that that is generally accommodation of a stimulant of a methamphetamine antidepressant like printed all. >> yes. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. [

kara swisher will have more at 11:00 a.m. >>> to d.c.cture plan drawing pressure from the left and right for the $2.3 trillion package. republicans question the size and scope of the proposal. the tax hike to pay for it and the commitment to bipartisanship at the white house >> when you think about infrastructure, you think about roads and bridges and ports and airports that is a small part of the infrastructure package that does so much more than infrastructure i understand the dynamic of taking a popular title and wrapping it around a bill that is a small percentage. it is the difference of a bipartisan easy win or a partisan broad based $2.3 trillion package >> also, some democrats are skeptical of hiking the corporate tax rate they feel raising the gas tax i a per better way to go we have ka katherine here with us they created a tax hike proposal into the mix let's say this gets paired down to the traditional infrastructure can we talk about the stocks and companies you see benefitting? >> before every highlight build p builder jumps

. >>> apple ceo tim cook speaking out on data privacy issues on cnbc contributor kara swisher's sway and it's a right that other rights are built off of it's that kind of core, it's bedrock. and it's not something that i just decided a few years ago >> swisher also asking cook what he had to say about facebook calling apple an existential crisis for their business. here is cook's response. >> what we're doing, cara, is giving the user the choice whether to be tracked or not and i think it's hard to argue against that i've been shocked that there has been a pushback on this. >> really. >> to gray >> mike, we did see it show up as a material factor in facebook's earnings, how apple has been cracking down the apple-facebook rivalry is something investors are paying attention to >> it's getting pretty sharp i do think to cook's point, apple can fall back on these being very consistent principles the company has adhered to for a very long time in terms of privacy and really shunning the opportunity to sell advertising. on the other hand, apple is also under scrutiny for using its market p

swisher, this is exhibit 100-8, which is a ten-second, approximately five-second clip of alexander king's keung's body-worn camera. >> is this in evidence? >> no, not yet. >> i'm just telling you first and foremost that's what it is. >> i'm going to show you on your screen a short clip of a video to see if this would be contained in what you watch, and i need to -- >> you would agree that that appears to be taken from one. officer's body cameras, may 25th, 2020 at approximately 20:2525.33 >> i why. >> and, again, watching it without sound. at this point did you see what appeared to be someone's -- a reflection in the back of the squad car there? >> counsellor, i did not. it might just be because of the brevity of the video. >> yeah, it's unfortunate. if you look in the upper left-hand corner at the bumper of the squad video. >> use the cursor -- the cursor, the stylus to. >> i forgot will all this fancy technology here.

struck personally, the way in which the rhetoric at least has been elevated with tim cook on kara swisher'su expect it to get more heated >> i expect it to get more heated from the facebook side and the app sides. other apps and other companies that have been very vocal about it, i think they will keep pushing on it. i don't think apple cares anymore. i think they've waited, they put some delays in place or they allowed the product to evolve a little bit because of this backlash they have worked and given them time, so i don't think apple is really going to keep the rhetoric going th they're just ready for it to come out. >> right joanna, what about some of the wild cards that have been speculated may come out today as well like augmented reality features or mac-related upgrades will this move the needle? >> i don't think we're going to see the mac upgrades as much as i would like to. i think the combo of the chip shortage and also apple just wanting to put more focus on the mac, i think we might see it later on in the spring or later on in the summer certainly we are all waiting on the ima

swisher, i had labeled as -- exhibit 1041. and i would move to admit exhibit 1041. >> no objection. >> 1041 is received. >> and permission to publish 1041? this is from the minneapolis police department in service from july of 2018. >> correct. >> if mr. chauvin had attended this program or his inservice in july through september of 2018, he would have received this training, correct? >> correct. >> now in recent years, fentanyl has become more of a concern for officers to be aware of, correct? >> absolutely. >> and ultimately you train officers in the use of narcan to contra indicate or to contradict, i should say, the effects of narcan. right? excuse me -- >> opiates. >> including fentanyl. >> correct. >> in your experience as a police officer and medical trainer, have you experienced individuals who take combinations of drugs? >> yes. >> have you heard the term speed ball? >> i have. >> would you agree that that is generally the combination of both a stimulant, like methamphetamine and a depressant like fentanyl? >> yes. >>

swisher, as i understand it, you're asking a narrower opinion? >> that's correct. i'm asking exactly what i proffered, in his opinion the force should have ended very shortly after mr. floyd was on the ground, handcuffed, in the prone position and no longer resistant. >> you can ask that one question. let's bring the jury back. >> this is probably going to be our last witness? >> we have one more. >> how long is that. >> we could get him done in a half hour. >> okay. we'll see how it goes. >>> all right. the jury is being brought back in to this trial. they were removed as they debated a sidebar issue. we'll watch what this unfolds. there's one more question, we're told, that will be asked to this witness, sergeant david pleoger. explain what's going on now. this is a sensitive moment. >> yes, when you have matters of law, usually an attorney can stand up and make an objection based upon a matter of law. the jury will go out. what you saw there was the prosecution and the defense going back and forth over a report that the defense was -- that the prosecution was tr

numerous times he had a really great interview with kara swisher a couple of months ago listen, somet of wall street was betting against in the throes of the pandemic has accelerated and it's here to say i think you can actually count on that food delivery. they've made some moves. they bought postmates, right so they're consolidating around that so, you know, it seems like they have it firing all cylinders someone in new york who has been there the whole time during the pandemic, it's still a seven-minute wait time to get an uber i'm just a little skeptical about that record rides number >> interesting should we draw any conclusions with lyft just last month saying ride levels have reached prepandemic levels versus record levels where uber saying record levels, tim? >> look, i believe they will both see beyond precovid demand as we get into the early summer, not the late summer. i think the pent-up demand means we overshoot i actually love hearing uber talk about their investment into grocery. it reminds me a lot of amazon. i realize very different, but low margin business where at

swisher, this is exhibit 1008 which is ten seconds approximately a 52nd reps of. [inaudible]. body worn camera. i give you a copy of it. [inaudible]. >> i am just telling you. >> i'm going to show you on your screen, a short clip of the video to see if this would be contained and what you have watched. [inaudible]. you would agree that appears to be taken from one of the officers body cameras on may 25th, 2020, at approximately 2025 and 33 seconds. >> yes. >> and again watching this without sound. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. ... ... [silence] >> someone for collecting -- >> yes. >> so you would agree it appears to be a short clip when one of officers body worn cameras may 25, 2020? >> yes. >> you seen this before? what appears to be mr. floyd's arm by the back of the squad car? >> yes. >> one hundred eight. >> received. >> published. [inaudible] >> we need -- >> sorry. >> you hear a voice that says we've got an ambulance coming? >> yes. >> policy five -- 311, let's talk about five -- 311, the neck restraint policy. [silence] [silence] >> an afternoon break. we will reconvene aro

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swisher, this is exhibit 1008 which is ten seconds approximately a 52nd reps of. [inaudible]. body worn camera. i give you a copy of it. [inaudible]. >> i am just telling you. >> i'm going to show you on your screen, a short clip of the video to see if this would be contained and what you have watched. [inaudible]. you would agree that appears to be taken from one of the officers body cameras on may 25th, 2020, at approximately 2025 and 33 seconds. >> yes. >> and again watching this without sound. [inaudible]. [inaudible]. ... ... [silence] >> someone for collecting -- >> yes. >> so you would agree it appears to be a short clip when one of officers body worn cameras may 25, 2020? >> yes. >> you seen this before? what appears to be mr. floyd's arm by the back of the squad car? >> yes. >> one hundred eight. >> received. >> published. [inaudible] >> we need -- >> sorry. >> you hear a voice that says we've got an ambulance coming? >> yes. >> policy five -- 311, let's talk about five -- 311, the neck restraint policy. [silence] [silence] >> an afternoon break. we will reconvene aro