selena: i want to kick it off to aaron klein, who joins us. he is a senior fellow at the brookings institute in washington, d.c. you've written extensively on brexit and adverse impacts. >> there's no question london had positioned itself to be a global leader. a rare city that included finance and technology, but brexit has kind of thrown that all into mix. it's going to be difficult to do business now and going forward with the uncertainty about what will happen in terms of london's position as a global financial leader and your basic ability to do business within the continent of europe. ahead in the race and just scored on themselves. the rest of the world is going to catch up. selena: it will be interesting to see how much it puts them behind. tech companies have been worried about is a password and policy that allows companies they get regulated in the u.k. to sell their services elsewhere in the eu. how damaging will this ? rticular policy change be >> it will be tremendously damaging if you do not have the ability to go into europe and

general manager at transferwise, and aaron klein, brookings institute, thank you. major blow was dealt to consumer protection advocates tuesday when the u.s. house of representatives voted to overturn fcc broadband privacy rules. in a vote largely along party lines, house republicans moved to dismantle rules that required broadband companies to get explicit customer permission for using or sharing their personal data. the data in question includes health information, website usage, andstory, app the geographic information from mobile devices. the rules intend to tighten they said -- tighten data security requirements. president trump is expected to sign the bill into law. still to come, samsung unveiled a brand-new flagship phone with half a year head start on apple. this theevice -- is device that was the company back on top of the global smartphone market? we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ selina: samsung is trying to move on from the pr nightmare of its last major product rollout. flashy unveiling earlier today, the company showed off a brand-new smart

that's what happened in the aaron and melissa klein case. the christian mom and pop bakery wearing a very similar situation. they were forced to pay those fines. here's the challenge. this is a challenge that i read a book. when you go through something like that their kids got death threats. it was ugly. they wanted to destroy these people. just today i was reading a story about north carolina's former government he is unemployed. he cannot get a job because people don't want to hire him because he stood up and said men who identify as women don't need to use the bathroom with the little girls. now he can get a job. there is a militant strain here. they want to destroy you. militant strain here. they want to destroy you. what is the call to action for us. we to stand alongside his people. after they turn the cameras off and people go back to their newsrooms those people still had lives to lead. and we had disdain alongside them and let them know they're not alone. it can get pretty scary out there for people that are taking a stand and one