you should be able to call for a boycott, as the adl called for a pause at one point. -do you think he'll be able to turn twitter into a company that, like his others, have ups and downs, but ultimately are successes? -well, i think what you've seen is he's made it a less friendly environment for advertising, which is really going to hurt his revenue. on the other hand, he's added features pretty fast. the ability to post videos, the ability to have subscribers, the ability to pay for content. and so i think he will shift itrom being mainly an advertising medium, which he doesn't have a good feel for, to being a place where people post content or people get paid, and it's going to be more contentious. will it survive financially? i think it will, but it will not be as successful as it would have been had he also kept that good environment for advertisers. -you dedicate a full chapter in your book to tesla's relationship with china and its opening a factory in shanghai. china ultimately changed its longstanding policy with tesla by agreeing not to have a joint venture i

joining us now jonathan greenblatt, national director of the adl.e of these numbers, it surprises me. i didn't -- i didn't necessarily think that dei initiatives were -- would be as important to jewish people. i mean, these -- >> it doesn't lie. >> tell us about the data. >> basically we wanted to try to evaluate whether anti-semitic rhetoric is having real world implications on labor markets, and so we conducted the largest field experience that we know of that looked at resumes being submitted for white collar jobs where we used identical resumes, over 3,000 applications, and the control group was sort of europ names, the same resumes, just the names changed and some of the signals on the resume, like maybe the activities that you were involved with and, indeed, what we found was quite dramatic that the jewish applications, they needed 24% more versus the control to get the same results. >> 24% more? >> 24% more applications to get just a positive response, and the israeli sounding resumes, 40% more. >> wow. where did you send these? >> white coll

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