>> yeah, so, there is one cio, but there are center cios that all report to me. we have a single i.t. strategy. and for almost a decade now, we've been working to integrate and operate as a cohesive unit, acknowledging that there are some uniquenesses at our centers but implementing consistent policies and moving towards enterprise services and contracts. so, i think we are moving in the enterprise direction very significantly. >> thank you very much. and madam chair, i yield back. >> thank you very much, mr. beyer. mr. garcia, you're recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, madam chairwoman, appreciate it, and i appreciate the testimony and the witnesses today. very exciting times for nasa and also very challenging with very unique dynamics in play here. i guess i've got a few questions, and probably directed to all of you, mr. seaton, mr. martin, and dr. burley. i come from a company where i was a program director for a large air breather program, and it was both classified and unclassified elements to it. one of the big challenges that we had as a large prim

that the permit of commerce had 13 different cios. do you have the same challenges in nasa? >> there is one cio, others report to me, a single it strategy for almost a decade we've been working, to operate as a peaceful unit. acknowledging there are weaknesses in our centers and consistent policies, we are not moving in the enterprise direction significantly. >> i yield back. >> thank you very much. you are recognized for five minutes. >> appreciate it and the testimony of the witnesses today, very exciting time for nasa and challenging with unique dynamics in play. a few questions for all of you. i come from a company where i was a program director for a large air breather program that was classified and unclassified elements to it. one of the big challenges we had was the classified elements fell under requirements that as the chairwoman was asking about on the classified side as far as compliance, those requirements led to onerous costs to suppliers and lower-level supply chain folks. what are we able to do? what is nasa doing to make sure the small businesses that are cr

today is richard trumka, president of the afl-cio. this is his 12th appearance and our annual pre-labor day tradition. this is also our first zoom breakfast so be kind, be gentle and welcome, everybody.

you decide not to, is the next president of the afl-cio a woman? president trumka: regardless of what i do the next time, i hope next president on the afl-cio is a woman. >> all right, great. annie linski i think has another question. >> i just noticed while you were speaking that the "wall street an article about the firefighters union and a federal investigation in corruption there. i'm wondering if there's that,ng you can say about if there's any internal probe also going on. the journal has been investigating this for a while. is there anything you can add there? whatdent trumka: here's you should know. there is an internal election the firefighters right now and during those -- just like a general election, things get hurled around. there is legitimacy, it will be rooted out. if there's corruption, it will and extinguished and those responsible will pay a price but right now it is in the middle of a heated campaign and that's called democracy. it's no different than donald or,p saying that joe biden i'm sorry, barack obama, was treasonous. tha

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david is the vice president for us government at amazon web services and the deputy cio at omb. it is my honor to introduce to you and thank you for joining us. i cannot think of a better way to begin the conference then right now. >> thinks tom. it's exciting to be here with all of you. i'm very excited about the conference and i'm thrilled about the opportunity to be with all of you. particularly i am thrilled to be here and in a couple years the last time we ran into each other that was quite a bit of fun and were looking forward to the conversation . . . . changeover time as we move from the mainframe environments to networking to those local area networks that see the evolution of technology over the years in my experience it's been a phenomenal. i'd really like change and technology and i've done so much in the areas of network and engineering and operations and enterprise management. i've been able and fortunate to do so many things along the way. watching the change in how the government has evolved and moved right along with the technology, i feel like in many areas i w

for now giant is sticking with its current production scale bike retailers like size cio will have to keep waiting to restock and hope customers will keep coming anyway at the moment it looks like they will. and that's your business update here in the w. for me and the teen thanks for watching. protesters far ahead for decades. but the dam in southeastern turkey is now an operation. and the ancient city of hudson page has been flooded. only in order to meet energy demands or to curtail the supply of water to neighboring iran close up. next. what secrets lie behind. discover new adventures in the 360 degree. and explore fascinating world heritage site. b.t.w. world heritage 360. get me out now. a sinking city for thousands of years we will have lived in the ancient town and her son caves. must thank you to go after the water submerged her son cave the town with its people wildlife and traditions cease to exist it just disappeared to her she video.

david is the vice president for us government at amazon web services and the deputy cio at omb. it is my honor to introduce to you and thank you for joining us. i cannot think of a better way to begin the conference then right now. david levy: thinks tom. it's exciting to be here with all of you. i'm very excited about the conference and i'm thrilled about the opportunity to be with all of you. particularly i am thrilled to be here and in a couple years the last time we ran into each other that was quite a bit of fun and were looking forward to the conversation. changeover time as >> thank you. that was a lot of fun and you came up with a lot of cool solutions on that. >> i look forward to when we are past this pandemic. i will jump right in. have a very impressive career including over 25 years in the navy. has information technology in the military and the government evolved in your career? i have been incredibly fortunate in my career. the things that i have been able to do were just phenomenal. computers in the 70's. working in information technology, it was data processing

serving as the colorado secretary of state cio 2007 after eight years of deputy cio and director of software. thank you very much to this panel and to each of you for listening and now i will turn it over to john. >> i am very excited to be here with this panel to moderate this topic for our country today i would like to dive right in and the first question with a deep expert i would like you to set the stage and then to understand the complex system with the correct encryption and then the confidence of the outcome so with 55 days left with the election. >> absolutely thank you for moderating this panel. for us that cyberstructure security agency our stressing is to look at those officials running elections across the private sector that work hand in hand. it is the perfect way to describe the election ecosystem. the reality is in many counties the largest it operation as far as total number of assets. voter registration there's some a pieces of infrastructure making sure they timely and actual intelligence these are resource challenge jurisdictions not just money but it. they don't always

today is richard trumka, president of the afl-cio. this is his 12th appearance and our annual pre-labor day tradition. this is also our first zoom breakfast so be kind, be gentle and welcome, everybody. welcome, rich trumka. first, a programming note. trumka. first, a programming note. you should know that we are being recorded and that c-span is also recording for a leader broadcast. you know, just so you know. a bit of background. president trumka hails from southwest pennsylvania and comes from a proud family of coal miners working his way through college and then through law school. he started his union work with the united mine workers and became the union's president at the age of 33. since 1980 done, he has been working on the afl-cio's executive council and was like a president in 2009 -- and was like a president in 2009. we are on the record. please know live blogging or tweeting. no filing of any kind mother breakfast is underway. -- while the breakfast is underway. the embargo is lifted when the session ends. here are the i

we would not have disaffiliated us from us, they would have disaffiliated from the alc cio. to try toe told me disaffiliated the police union let's assume i did that. they are gone. now what? what happens? does anything change? nothing changes, it is still all the same. the harder thing, quite frankly is for us to engage them and get them to change the culture and that's what we have started doing. a you know, i have set up task force to deal with systemic racism. one of the subcommittees on that task force is dealing with police officers. police and correction officers. remember many, most officers are ghost -- are good citizens and trying to do what is right. there are bad cops and they need to be weeded out and we need to help our members get the tools to weed those cops out and have police forces become the type of safety providers that every community wants. we have started the process. we have 13 unions who had police officers and correction officers in the. we have one union that is independent that is participating in the process as well. and we started that conversa

richard trumka is the president of the afl-cio. he talks about the progress of the labor movement and efforts to elect joe biden. other topics include police reform, the u.s.-mexico canada trade agreement, and protecting workers during the pandemic. the christian science monitor hosted this hour-long event. >> alright. hello, everybody. i'm linda feldman, the washington bureau chief of the christian science monitor. our guest is richard trumka, president of the afl-cio, which is the nation's largest federation of labor unions. this is his 12th appearance at the monitor breakfast and our annual pre-labor day tradition. and our annual pre-labor day tradition. it is also our first zoom breakfast. the kind and gentle. welcome, everybody. welcome, mr. trumka. first, a programming note. you should know that we are being recorded and that c-span is also recording for a leader broadcast. you know, just so you know. a bit of background. president trumka hails from southwest pennsylvania and comes from a proud family of coal miners working h

chief economist for the afl cio policy editor, thanks. we will have more in the next hour with a former philadelphia fed president. karina: the world economic slump will not be as bad as initially .igured according to the oecd the oecd gave big revisions for the u.s. and eurozone as well as china, which is now expected to grow modestly. it says economies will still need the support of governments and central banks to aid in their recovery. one day after president trump predicted a vaccine for the coronavirus would the ready in "three to four weeks," health officials in the u.s. have questioned that call. they had of disease control and prevention told a senate hearing vaccine will not be available until at least march next year. the nation's top infectious disease expert dr. anthony faucher told bloomberg he is reasonably confident of at least one by the end of this year. dr. fauci: by the end of 2020, namely november or december, i feel reasonably confident there will be one or more vaccines that will be gun being made available to the a

trevor, as a cio for state of colorado give unique system. you are one of five states were almost all voters vote by mail. yet you have electronic pulse for those who vote in person. you were in e the trench and elections occur at the state local level. how do you manage voter authentication in colorado in the face of early concerns of voter integrity in the election process and avoid fraud perception of font which is just as bad? >> absolutely, great question. thanks john in and tom for havg thisis panel. it really starts at the front. there are three phases of elections. there is preparing for elections which means you are making sure voters are registered. citizens know they can be registered in the big part of that is getting the word out. most states today have online ways of voters to check the registration and to register if you happen tore not be register. or to update their address if they need to do so. and today we seen a lot of states also providing ways for voters to indicate that the want to receive a male outcome and absentee b

for now giant is sticking with its current production scale bike retailers like size cio will have to keep waiting to restock and hope customers will keep coming anyway. at the moment it looks like they will. and finally india's famed monument to love the 17th century white marble touch my heart as we open to visitors after being close to 6 months due to the pandemic it's a different experience though only $5000.00 visitors are allowed in daily and that's a quarter of the usual number mosques are compulsory as is having your temperature checked india has recorded more than 5000000 cases of the coronavirus that's the 2nd highest tally in the world after the united states. that's all for business for now for me in the team in berlin thanks for watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand and. what are scientists learning. background information and. our corona update. covert 19 special next on d w. sometimes. what connects people is stronger than the civil rights law. is so strong that it be torn down. we celebrated the 30th anniversary is ridiculous occasion octob

. >> afl-cio president richard trumka spoke to reporters about the economy, the labor movement and theresidential campaign. this event held by videoconference was hosted by the christian science monitor. i. >> all right. hello, everybody. i am the washington bureau chief of the christian science monitor. our guest is richard trumka, president of the afl-cio, which is the nation's largest federation of labor unions. this is his 12th appearance at the breakfast and our annual pre-labor day tradition. it is also our first zoom breakfast. the kind and gentle. welcome, everybody. welcome, mr. trumka. first, a programming note. you should know that we are being recorded and that c-span is also recording for a leader broadcast. you know, just so you

provide us counterintelligence information as well as best practices on cybersecurity, the federal cio council, the cios across the federal agencies engaging to share information is another effective mechanism for that information-sharing. >> okay. so, the historical -- i'll call it gist historical evidence over the last, call it, two years, though -- have there been any surprises, i guess, from the threats where it was a completely unknown rider coming in through an unknown technique or vulnerability that really hadn't been discussed? i know there's sensitivities around how much you can say here, but -- >> we are going to have to leave this, but you can watch all of our programs at c-span.org. >>> taking you live now to wisconsin, where joe biden is holding a campaign event. live coverage on c-span3. >> -- say in part of my city, your family done good. long, long time, isn't it? god love you. well, thank you. thank you for taking the time to be here. i really do appreciate it. today, unfortunately, america is going to have to speak to this quickly, going to reach a tragic milestone --

dis-affiliate them from the afl-cio. that is a technical correction. people have said you should dis- affiliate the police union. let's assume i did that. now what? what happens? does anything change? nothing changes. it is still all the same. of the harder thing, quite frankly, is for us to engage them and get them to change their culture and that is what we started doing. as you know, i set up a task force to deal with systemic racism. one of the subcommittees on that task force is dealing with police officers. many, many,s -- many, most officers are good citizens and trying to do what is right. there are bad cops and those bad cops need to be weeded out. we need to help our members get the tools to weed those that cops out and have police forces provide the kind of safety that every community wants. we have started the process. we have 13 unions that have police officers and correction officers in them. we have one union that is independent, that is participating in that process, as well. we have started a conversation between officers and the commu

well,ologies to max as ubs global wealth management cio.y martin says it's happy with how sales are recovering in china, adding it is likely to be back to pre-pandemic levels by the year end. bloomberg television caught up with the china president, michael paying, at the beijing auto show. michael: we had a very happy q2, in particular now. it is almost the last to offer. that ifwe are confident we are lucky enough and we can make up the last -- lasting into the q1 in january, february, and march. >> you think you can get back to pre-pandemic levels of sales? michael: if you were looking at the monthly sales, we are already there. in most of the last few months, it's more than previous years. it is may be something to do with consumption. purchasing power. q1,e did not get a use in anded into power in q2 q3. i am fully optimistic. >> is there any sense that your high net worth clients are feeling the squeeze now from a slowing economy? michael: difficult to say. even in bad economies, you always have to have people who make good money. that

gregory perdon, co-cio, arbuthnot latham & co.utes past 8:00 in london. $8.4ed has shelled out billion on fixed income etf's. how did jay powell do? what about the investors who tried to get ahead of him? this is bloomberg. ♪ >> i think it is likely more fiscal support will be needed. >> i think the next package should be more targeted, focused on kids and jobs and areas of the economy hard-hit. >> the recovery will go faster if we have those tools working together as they have so far. >> we are inclined to allow for more flexibility on the money already gone out to state and local governments. >> we need to reopen the economy and do it in a sustainable way. matt: just watching fed chairman jerome powell and treasury secretary steven mnuchin testifying before the house financial services committee. it reminds me to tell all of you, wear your mask only on your mouth and not covering your nose is not really the point. you have to cover both of those in order to stop the spray and spread. i wanted to say that publicly. october has av

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that incertainly seen cio. we have done that with cio and the bureaucracy just gangs up on them because they are outsiders, and as a result, they fail. i just of them, but wanted to share that concern. >> the witness can respond to your question. you i certainly agree that requiring some coordination with the federal cio and the federal system whose job is to focus on cybersecurity could be useful. it is those individuals who should focus specifically on that task and this would just be one aspect of something that a national cyber director would have to be concerned about. >> thank you. the next speaker is now recognized. >> my first question which i think should be everyone's first question is what is the budget for this proposed office of the national cyber director and the second part of that question is in addition to the 75 employees that are anticipated, what percent of the money is going to go to contractors? -- >> we don't know what the committees will give it. authorities to bring -- from other parts

positive move the s&p advancing about 1.6% nasdaq rallying 1.9% let's bring chris into the conversation cio. great to have oun the show the european market has been more resilient over the course of the month of september. trading down 0.8% on the month versus u.s. indices down 6% in some cases do you think this can continue from here? chris, it looks like we are having a bit of issues with your audio. let's take a closer look at lvmh in focus this morning. the company has sought to strengthen its case against tiffany. saying the spurious argument put forward. the collapse of the $16.6 billion deal let's get charlotte to give you the latest on the saga on what is unravelling here. what more can you tell us. >> yes, indeed the latest chapter looking at spurious arguments put forward by tiffany saying lvmh tried to play the clock and file for approval particularly they have filed for this about 10 days ago after they said they would have to step out from the merger deal after they received a letter from the french government this is the latest chapter here, lvmh counter suing tiffany they sho

our chief international correspondent for southeast asia spoke to the cio. >> china has the largest partr portfolio. teams are very domestic market oriented and we think will continue to be a strong theme for us. the point you made about the alibaba swap, that is a nonissue. it is basically, we had most of our shares for the hong kong listing and have divided them between hong kong and the u.s.. influence anything you are talking about. [indiscernible] consumption,l around fintech are all teams we like and we can be positive about them. >> how do you assess the risk in hong kong with the national security law and greater security of hong kong -- greater scrutiny of hong kong by beijing? >> hong kong is going through its own challenges. the investments are not hong kong centric. our investments are focused on china. the significant market that china is. the growth and consumption, the growth in the economy. you are seeing it is the only -- [indiscernible] particularly in the areas we are focused on in china. >> one of the themes that came through is that southeast asia -- could be muted.

also show that the mobility race heats up the cio what else is another major electric vehicle partnership this time. with a start up nicola. and zoom google meet how about google's open can use own web based video conferencing platform is gaining traction there and looks to expand across the continents. bill of welcome to the show i've seen bears in the lead it's good to have you with us a new survey suggests chinese officials are using the pandemic to up the pressure on european firms their companies telling the european union chamber of commerce in china the beijing is frequently refusing to grant managers and workers entry the findings come just days after president paying promised the business community to continue to open the economy to the world. in late may several 100 german executives and their families who had been forced to leave china due to the pandemic were granted special permission to return to their work places there but it was anything but a sign of getting back to normal. many european companies in china are still waiting for their employees to return but chinese author

michigan starts mailing absentee ballots in two weeks, the postal workers union a part of the afl-cioi says the post officehe hs become what she calls election central. how do you feel about all of these unions, the postal service employees union representing half million workers being impartial stewards of an election. meanwhile georgia today announcing that 1000 people voted twice in the primary and they will be prosecuted. we don't know how manywe of them were actually alive. joining us tonight tom fitton the president of judicial watch, his new book the republic under assault the last ongoing attack of american freedom available for preorder now we recommend it highly. good to see you. let's take up michigan and the fact that they will not have results available. thank you very much. and trust your local post office in the postal system which is running bankrupt concern, your thoughts. >> in california they plan by lots account balance at least 17 days after the election. we are facing, the left is planning it out, they are preparing the public and you saw the facebook ceo the oth

he can when it's from the audience at the afl-cio. why is he doing this? >> melissa: yeah, it's a very interesting question. gillian, we have watched as well, i mean even in one of the most recent press conferences when he looked out in the crowd and said, you know, i don't have the list here. i don't know why i'm supposed to call on. do you call from over there? it lends more to this idea that he is really being managed very, very closely to the point where, as a journalist out in the field, don't you think a candidate would be afraid of being caught reading the answer from a prompter like that? >> gillian: look, every public official, every presidential candidate has their own delivery style. they have their own strengths and weaknesses. i actually don't see a lot of shame and acknowledging from the biden campaign's perspective that he does much better with prewritten, scripted, planned remarks. from that respective, t.j. really missed an opportunity with bret last night to own it and say this is a candidate who likes to be very involved in the drafting

to look at the volatility and if there's any value to be had, hilary kramer, cio of kramer capital researchhave the chart on our terminal for the viewers demonstrating the s&p and nasdaq of late. it could be looking to test its 50 day moving average which could see bidding getting fiercer. do you see a risk of market collection? hilary: absolutely. the market still has so much more to deflate. when one compares the performance in terms of returns of nasdaq, let's say, versus russell 2000 value is down 17.5%. down 17.5% on the year. there is just so much room for a rotation to take place. because of the nature of this tech rally that we have , august 2020ere and the deflation of the past two days, it has been such pain for individual investors. they are the ones that really have this going. they were in the options market. they were buying up on margin and there is so much more room for it to go down. apple, tesla. tesla would have to be selling cars for the next 1000 years to justify its valuation. that doesn't mean i don't respect elon musk or respect tesla or think it is the best car comp

cio tells us why she is not as bearish on tech. we will get her outlook next. this is bloomberg. ♪ on tuesday, gains in technology had size for the s&p 500. despite today's move, our next given today's rules our next guest is not as bearish on tech as some of our peers. great to have you with us. tech coming after two weeks where we saw the immense pressure, given all of the froth and access that we are seeing in the tech sector, has all of that been taken away? how healthy was this recent correction? has allot sure if it been taken away, but i think the correction was healthy, and necessary to get the speculation out of the technology names. what i think is different, and why i am not as beer it -- rs insh as my pee technology is, these companies have positive earnings momentum's an hour on the favorable side of a longer-term trends. a lot of people assume that the so-called work from home trade and these tech names will continue to be overvalued and collapse when things returned to normal. ishink that remote work going to become much more common . we will see

the postal workers union and part of the afl-cio endorses biden.i says the post post office has become what she calls election central so how do you feel about all of these unions, the postal service employees unions representing some half million workers being impartial stewards of an election? meanwhile the treasury announcing that 1000 people voted twice in its primary and babe will be prosecuted. we don't know how many of them were actually -- a libra joining us is tom fenton the president of judicial watch. his new book is available for pre-order now we recommended to you highly. thomas good to see you. let's take up michigan and the fact that they just won't have results available, thank you very much and trust your local post office in the postal system which is well running bankrupt concern. your thoughts. >> well in california they have 17 days after the election so we are facing, the left is planning it out. they are preparing the public and you saw the facebook ceo the other day talk about that the president may win on election night but

going us now is colin moore, cumbia thread needle -- columbia threadneedle investment global cio.o think it is newsworthy, but we believe we will have a good indication, maybe not on election night, but within five or six days, of where the verdict has gone. alix: how do you deal with that when you are looking at pretty aggressive options pricing within the equity market, and longer-term volatility throughout november and even december? do you trade around that? what do you do? colin: we have gone the other way, of you have to almost ignore it. i recognize that those implied volatilities suggest some uncertainty, but i really don't think you can trade around it because trying to guess what the outcome would be is, to me, a mistake given all of the implications on taxation, etc. i thick it is far better to stick with the portfolio you believed in in the first place. guy: let's turn to a vaccine. when do i position my portfolio for the arrival of a vaccine if they are going to be an almost binary event? we get a candidate, we think around how they are going to work, or is this somet

richard trumka, president of the afl-cio.cond hour, we will talk techcarly fiorina about policy and china. in the meantime, we continue to recognize the 19th anniversary of 9/11. former vice president about to give remarks in shanksville, pennsylvania. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ jonathan: from the city of london for our viewers worldwide, bloomberg real yield starts right now. the stimulus effort breaking down in d.c. ecb messaging getting confusing. and looking ahead to messy politics. theegin with the big issue, election two months away. >> pretty significant volatility. >> volatility coming back and because of the election. >> lots of concern. >> if and when the question on fiscal stimulus. >> the election risk premium. >> we are a little concerned. money inough to make duration, whether treasuries or investment grade. >> credit and high yield would need to be reassessed. >>

we appreciate your time and your thoughts. , chairman and cio of cumberland.e will get more analysis on the market. taking a look at chinese equities. we are joined by ubs head of strategy. 11:30 a.m. in hong kong. get you the first word headlines. karina: thank you so much. aberace to succeed shinzo is heating up with the veteran secretary cabinet expected to announce his candidacy later wednesday. he has become the favorite after the ruling ldp developed a voting system. he is seen as winning support across the party ahead of the former defense minister. here in the u.s., joe biden is expected to report record fundraising last month with the election weeks away. democrats raise more than $3 million in august following the nomination of kamala harris. the campaign says it has pulled in $48 million after her announcement. previous record was 193 million by barack obama in september, 2008. china is warming -- as winning relations with the u.s. are facing difficult problems. saying that hardliners are increasingly driving policy. the foreign ministry in beijing'

anna: tatjana puhan, deputy cio of tobam. thank you for joining us.eresting to get the link between the news flow this monday morning and that long-term strategy around diversification. , ldp party by overwhelming majority japan. votes fors are 377 suga. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> welcome back. 30 minutes until the start of the cash equities trading in europe. futures suggest a little upside. central bank watch this week. let's look at what is coming up. wednesday, the fed holds its last meeting before the presidential election. expected to keep policy flexible. will also get brazil's rate decision. the boj decision coming straight after the news we just broke out of japan. see a rate cut after an annualized -- in the second quarter. friday, further details from the bank of russia, which has already published a draft guide from 2021-2023. the central bank says monetary policy will remain loose for a long time. matt: let's get your morning calls. withng us is juliette saly the ecb out of the way last week. we are looking at other catalysts and analysts sa

freddie lait, cio / founder, latitude investment joins us now. you expect from the fed today, and how much can the central banks do? lately they are saying a lot of nothing. freddie: they can do everything, that is what they are trying to do. the big announcement was the last time the fed spoke and changed their inflation targeting regime to allow an overshoot of inflation. they need to back that up today. anything other than support for that -- maybe will see belief that the fed dot plot stays low so future interest rates stay low for the next few years despite an expected pickup in inflation to demonstrate their willingness to allow inflation to run hot in the economy. while rates stay low, that is the critical piece. for financial assets, what matters more is the interest rate move. bound that lower will be critical, and i expect them to maintain that. anna: how are you positioning ahead of the u.s. election? you talk about the possibility of president trump winning another term, and if you think that is the likely outcome or a possible one, h

the cio saying both companies trading below his valuation targets. top tech bets continue to deliver and his view hasn't changed, despite to the selloff. interesting to note loftus peak did sellout of tesla, fighting wariness and governance issues. >> tiktok is making the city state of singapore its new headquarters. the bloomberg scoop, u.s. president trump putting pressure on tiktok to sell out of its u.s. operations and not increasing the deadline of september 15. the owner bytedance has applied for one of five digital banking licenses in singapore and they will invest heavily, they have advertised for 200 jobs in both lion city and want to establish as well.nter bloomberg intelligence saying singapore is highly attractive to tech firms, the workforce is educated and multilingual. the mliv strategist saying this could be a huge investor boon for singapore with billions of dollars to be paid by bytedance. i could seem -- that could see more investor appetite. it has been underperforming down 22.5%. thank you very much. a little closer to her friday

the postal workers' union, a part of the afl-cio, endorses biden.ome what she calls election central. is so how do you feel about all of these unions, the postal service employees unions representing some half million workers being impartial stewards of an election? meanwhile, georgia today announcing that a thousand people voted twice in its primary, and they will be prosecuted. we don't know how many of them were actually alive. well, joining us tonight is tom fitton, the president of judicial watch. his new book is "a republic under assault," available for preore now. we recommend it to you highly. tom, good to see you. let's, let's -- [laughter] let's take up michigan and the fact that they just won't have results available, thank you very much, and just trust your local post office and the postal system which is, well, running bankrupt concern. your thoughts. >> well, in california they plan out by law to count ballots at least 17 days after the election. so we're facing -- the left is planning it out. they are preparing the public, and you saw

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>>biden later visited with union officials at the afl cio headquarters in harrisburg pennsylvania. both men today brought up the push for a covid-19 vaccine. both accusing the other of politicizing that process meantime vice president mike pence vice president nominee kamala harris they were in wisconsin, less than a week after the president visited kenosha which has endured arson and looting after the police shooting of jacob like chastised biden for being slow to condemn the violence. senator harris was asked about her visit with members of jacob blake's family. >>one to express concerned for their well-being in the courts. as well being. it's left another say support. >>there's no excuse for the rioting and looting that we have seen in kenosha in cities across the country and this violence against civilians against property and against law enforcement must stop and must stop. >>another example of the fact republicans have been focusing on the issue of law and order there trying to make up ground against biden who is enjoying a steady lead in the wisconsin polls. trump carried, w