stuff that s the brad smith already knew about when he made the complaint in the first place.you know, microsoft complained that the u.s. government officials weren't open enough. ow that they have this letter and they have the specific claims, what can microsoft do? business can't do with huawei, how does this help them? >> i think that this letter is sort of on the political side of things. he senators are always sort of positioning themselves as very strict proponents of u.s. nterests and they want u.s. technology companies to kind of fall in line. there has also been criticism of google of having an a.i. research lab in china saying do to support the future a.i..s. a.i. or chinese we're global and we want to work around the world. the political view of the u.s. and these senators in particular is a little bit more hawkish than the technology with ies are comfortable or would want to be and in an ideal world, they want to sell a in china, they want to work closely with china, very, very important and rising country. so they're sort of at odds at the end of the day with the

in the original incident that sort of prompted this letter was microsoft's brad smith, one of the mostspent technology -- open -- outspoken technology executives out there, we respect the government's position, we don't understand specifically the top secret things that they're really referring to. this letter doesn't refer to those top secret things. it reiterates the stuff that brad smith already knew about when he made the complaint in the first place. taylor: you know, microsoft has complained that the u.s. government officials weren't open enough. now that they have this letter and they have the specific claims, what can microsoft do? they still can't do business with huawei, how does this help them? gerrit: i think that this letter is more sort of on the political side of things. the senators are always sort of positioning themselves as very strict proponents of u.s. interests and they want u.s. technology companies to kind of fall in line. there has also been criticism of google of having an a.i. research lab in china saying do you want to support the future of u.s. a.i. or chin

. >> earlier today, brad smith one of your colleagues was on cnn talking about impeachment and here's said. >> i have enough information. i will sit in on the meetings because it's historic. but the public testimony is everything you need. you have the transcript. you have the chief of staff statements. it's obvious that-l the preside of the united states was trying to force the ukraine to help his political campaign. >> brad sherman. so brad sherman says he has enough. do you have enough? >> i do and i agree with everything brad said. but it's still important that we do the investigation and we build a case so that we can convince the senate and maybe some republican colleagues. we've seen now a break. i mean, francis rooney who has announced his retirement said he's open to impeachment. you even had lindsey graham saying that if there was further evidence of a crime, he's not ruling it out. we've heard informally testimony or actually conversation that republicans aren't as strong as they once were. so the more we can build a case, the more we may be able to convince some of the rep

poor, it just hadn't regulated the internet at all.ea a lot of the activity -- there's a good book brad smith from microsoft called "tools and weapons" which i recommend.nd for example, europe has been way ahead. and on some things they've gone way to far.hings the right to be forgotten is a really problematic thing. at the same time -- and they've done more fines, more activity and marguerite vestiture, now we have the chief sheriff of the internet. facebook and others have to follow the global stuff and therefore they do it here. that's where it's set. jacinda ardern in new zealand, and australia is another country that has done a lot, doing a lot. they have to follow those, and a there's all kinds of interesting stuff going on there, some not great, some great. and so the u.s. is quite far behind in a lot of this and even in privacy, there's a privacy bill that's going to come on ifn line in 2020 in california, the first significant privacy bill a that -- it's interesting, california is setting a tone fou a lot of things, ab-5, which is an employment thing about uber w and gig workers, so

it really does reverberate across the tech industry microsouth of the's brad smith has called protection of dreamers a humanitarian obligation and economic imperative guys, back to you. >> certainly another very big factor for quite a number of companies. josh lipton, thank you for bringing us that news. >> bed bath and beyond results are out. courtney regularn has been digging through those numbers. >> morgan, for the fiscal second quarter for bed bath & beyond it's a bit of a mixed result looking for earnings at 3% comparable sales also worse than expected down 6.7%, the street had been looking for those kocop to fall but just 5.4%. that is about in line with what the street was expecting the company says they've made substantial progress on their search for a ceo and do expect an announcement to be coming soon they also call it good progress on their four main priorities, the first of which is stabilizing sales. i'm not totally sure that happened here. shares have been bouncing around after hours, at least a bit positive by .2%. back to you. >> third dashboard of the day, let's send i

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