electronic arts ceo andrew wilson joins us now in an exclusive to discuss thank you so much for joiningtoday. >> thank you for having me good morning >> so, andrew, you just launched fifa 21, a record 3.6 million players at launch. that was friday. give us an update on how the game has done since launch, where are you now? >> well, let me tell you, i think that the game is doing really well. i continue to be amazed by what our teams are able to do during this lockdown. through the last six months we've launched ufc, madden, star wars, 200 live updates to our live services, nearly doubled our e-sports programming, and now we've launched fifa 21 and the team has done a spectacular job with the game. the demand coming out of the gate was really strong and continues to be high we're reaching daily active user records. so really proud of what the team has done and really excited to see people using games to kind of come together at this time where they still, you know, for the most part around the world, are apart. >> but any specific updates on fifa's numbers in those first five days or so?

president but the last president and the president that going to the time of lbj all the way down to andrew wilson. - - woodrow wilson. and then to create the law of the land. >> in the power to declare war and all of his presidency has taken and one of the very best presidents and starting the strand to a more powerful presidency and then as a practice and will send them into of the branches of government and one of them has been eating most of the other. and there is a tendency by the executive and legislative branc branch. so we have a tripod that the government stands on the phone or to the legs are getting shak shaky. host: deborah says she heard you speak at the university of wisconsin many years ago and she recalls you said you are not a libertarian. have you changed? >> i am feeling i was asked if i was a member of the libertarian party. to which my answer is and would be and still is no maybe a more conservative side of the branch a libertarian or - - terry and in some. >>. >> you are speaking with irony. [laughter] but the question of the libertarian party and with the ship is recognized

wilson. all the more so sentence brand common perceptions in that era. let me give you one example of an opposite perspective of this relationship. some years earlier, the scottish american steel baron andrew carney guilty published an essay which he advocated at lane for the reunification of britain and north america. that essay, he wondered why a mere disagreement over taxation, one that was already a century old, should result in a permanent separation. and that essay, colonel offered six arguments from his reunion of britain and america. the first arguments, and the most important in his view, was about race. i quote hear from him. first, in race, and there is a great deal in race. america remains to be forced purely british. he added that there is a mixture of german, but that too is german. the american's main british remaining less different than the scottish, walls, and irishman differ from each other. it is to be noted that only in the region of political ideas they're similarity for no rupture has ever taken place in language, literature, religion, or law. if we compare these two viewpoints, carney on one hand and wilson on the other. the difference is striking. american and brit

wilson's path to re-election in 1916 was far from certain. ultimately, he became the first democratic president since andrew jackson in 1832 to be elected to two consecutive terms in office. when he defeated supreme court justice republican charles evans hughes in the 1916 presidential election. foreign policy figured prominently in the election campaign and while it's true that ultimately entry into the war in april 1917 produced a form of party truce in the interest of national unity, this did not shield the woodrow wilson administration from fierce congressional criticism, culminating in a breakdown of that truce with the senate rejection of the league of nations. of course the election took place while world war i was being fought in europe and while mexico was going through the mexican revolution and we'll hear more about that soon and with u.s. troops on the ground in roughly a dozen locations throughout the world. republican candidate hughes primarily and harshly criticized wilson not so much for his hemispheric stance as for not taking, quote, necessary preparations to face the conflict in europe. given this, and given hughes's lack of