tom: brad smith, microsoft president, thank you so much for joining us today on bloomberg "studio 1.0d: thank you. ♪ >> it is almost 11:00 in singapore. we are coming to you live. we will have an exclusive with the former r.b.i. governor. morning session here in hong kong. this is a look at ups. -- at our top story. a trade deal will not be signed in the u.s. asia and europe are under consideration. top philippine mobile operator rise.has seen revenue we are going to be hearing from the ceo. or a burden? the case, for and against of lower negative rates. this is bloomberg markets. going straight to the markets, we have just had china go on its lunch break. bit of a relief rally taking place. see the nikkei above earnings. 30 or 40 companies coming out with their numbers. in hong kong, three tens of 1% lower. some of the negativity coming through as we do

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microsoft president brad smith shares his new book and his take on working with the u.s.t. bloomberg's tom giles sat down with him in an exclusive interview on bloomberg's "studio ..0." take a listen >> the first thing i would say is we have a philosophy, a set of principles that remains constant. whenever there is a new team in the white house, we had a new president of the united states, our philosophy is to partner where we can and stand apart when we should. we work together with the obama white house on many issues, and yet, we sued the united states government -- not once but four times -- over the surveillance and privacy issues that were surfacing in the wake of the snowden disclosures. we had the opportunity to work with president trump and the trump white house on important initiatives around issues like cybersecurity and at the same time, we have filed a lawsuit together with princeton university and a princeton to address the issues that are facing the dreamers. we have employees that benefit from the daca legislation, whose ability to stay in the united state

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years of his career working at microsoft alongside bill gates, steve ballmer and now satya nadella, brad smithnt row seat to some of the company's biggest milestones. he is now focused on spreading the message beyond microsoft's campus with a new book, "tools and weapons, the peril of the

years of his career working at microsoft alongside bill gates, steve ballmer and now satya nadella, brad smithront row seat to some of the company's biggest milestones. he is now focused on spreading

having spent 26 years working at microsoft alongside bill gates, steve ballmer, brad smith had a frontt to some of the company's biggest milestones. he is now focused on spreading the message beyond microsoft with a new

years of his career working at microsoft alongside bill gates, steve ballmer and now satya nadella, brad smithront row seat to some of the company's biggest milestones. he is now focused on spreading the message beyond microsoft's campus with a new book, "tools and weapons, the promise and the peril of the dil

microsoft president brad smith argues that the affected immigrants, were called dreamers, are an essentialrce of talent that microsoft depends on. other companies like google, apple, and amazon have filed legal documents saying that ending dhaka will hurt the u.s. economy. will hurt the u.s. economy. is being investigated for national consent -- national security concerns but they are -- we are joined by a data privacy and security lawyer, formerly a legal advisor at the national security council. also with us, ben brody. has been the reaction from the stepped up lobbying efforts in d.c.? captured it of right as it is starting. they are bringing on a new u.s. policy chief, bolstering their --m, and adding alcide adding outside consultants. when they bring those consultants to the hill and say, we are an american company and we don't take directions from beijing. it is worth mentioning that this is kind of blue-chip representation and i think they are putting up at least a good fight as these tensions ramp-up. iflor: the key issue here is tiktok is a u.s. company or chinese company? cfiust

microsoft president brad smith argues that the affected immigrants, were called dreamers, are an essentialrce of talent that microsoft depends on. other companies like google, ibm, apple and amazon have filed legal documents saying that ending daca will hurt the u.s. economy. a decision is likely to come next year. tiktok is being investigated for national security concerns but the company is building up its lobbying operations. they stepped up pressure in over its waging escalating battle with facebook for viewers. to discuss we are joined by the security lawyer. he is formally a legal advisor, as well as a national security council. is ben brody who has been covering the story for us. what has been the reaction from this lobbying effort in d.c.? >> this is something that is in the process. they are revamping and bolstering their internal team, then they are doing some of their outside consultants. the question is going to be, when they bring those outside consultants to the hill and to regulators to tell the story, to say hey, we are an american company and don't take action from beijing

of his career working at microsoft alongside bill gates, steve ballmer, and now satya nadella, brad smithow seat to some of the company's biggest milestones. he is now focused on spreading the message beyond microsoft's campus with a new book, "tools

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