comcast business outmaneuver. >>> welcome back.op executives set to testify before the intelligence committee. president trump and his administration won' will controt we can't see. the member of the house commerce committee is joining us there the studio. there are a few different hearings. the senate siz side has more onw this can help. i mean, there is a bias against conservatives. whether there is bias or based upon their algarhythm. do you think there is bias is it purposely directed at conservatives theyerer strong on the issue and worked with the chairman. greg of oregon and we intend to get to the bottom of it. the american people demand fairness in no way, shape, or form. >> the thing is regulation. >> whether this company and other big tech companies need to be regulated. earlier this week on twitter there were a lot of questions about google. this was the question posed to president trump. watch it about regulation and google. >> you know what we want. not regulation but fairness. you talk about a tremendous amount. i'm

comcast business outmaneuver. >> lou: rhino senator marco rubio weighing in on, well, on architecture and buildings. apparently charles schumer has stolen the march on him so he is trying to find a place to fame something for cane -- for john mccain. he wants to rename nato headquarters in bres severals after -- brussels after a former senator. an amazing idea from an amazing fellow. joining us tonight another amazing fellow. ed rollins, the hall of fame political consultant, republican strategist. without peer. roll lens served as the white house political director under president reagan. great to have you here. >> thank you. >> lou: marco rubio. there is trump derangement syndrome. now let's lionize john mccain syndrome. >> you would think a president died and they are doing what they are doing. i don't want to dump on them but it's important to separate the man and the myth. and people do that. >> lou: we are not talking about rubio are we? >> rubio is out of the game now. basically the combination of scott and

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comcast business. beyond fast. maria: welcome back. back with hockey legend wayne gretzky and nantucket. wayne invest after his wife visited the store and bought some shirts for untuck it. >> my wife went to the store and she came home and said you won't believe these shirts. you have got to trite and see it. we became friends over it. and down the road, i liked the product so much i felt like, i think he has a tremendous businessman. it has a huge up side. at that time they hadn't opened stores in canada. i felt like canada would be a great location for untuckit. maria: you sent him a bottle of whiskey. >> they have bottles of whiskey behind the counter. so she took a bought of my whiskey and pea went from there. >> shirts were too long and sloppy when untucked. men don't want to spend a lot of time looking good. but they want to look casual and sophisticated at the same time. we are opening in canada next week and europe next year. very excited to bring wayne on. he's a legend in toronto. and he's an entrepreneur. he's one of the mos

comcast business. beyond fast. maria: welcome back.d from hank paulson 10 years after the financial crisis. my next guest is predicting a recession for the first time in 10 years. are there hazards on the horizon? joining me to discuss, economist nouriel roubini. he's called by "foreign policy magazine" one of the top 100 global thinkers. he predicted the 2007-2008 housing collapse. you have concerns about where we are on the horizon. but characterize where we are in terms of the economy. >> the economy in the u.s. and globally is doing well. next year the will be slightly less than 2%. but i expect a slowdown and likely a recession by 2020. the next two years things are fine, but then we'll have a significant slowdown in growth. maria: why? where -- how do you get there for a slowdown and recession in 2. > in -- in 2020. the third quarter looks like around 3%. the economy is growing around 3%. this year and next year, 1% of gdp. consumer confidence is better and business confidence is better. but most of of the movement from 2 to 3. t

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comcast business. beyond fast. maria: welcome back to the program.e are continuing my conversation with federal reserve bank of dallas president and ceo robert kaplan. robert, you just mentioned a moment ago automation and really the different structural changes that we are seeing in this economy particularly related to jobs. what do people do who are nervous that automation, technology, will replace them? how do you make sure you're best positioned for this new normal? >> yeah. so there's no question that automation is causing businesses to replace people with technology. and a lot of people say well, but this has been going on for decades. in my view, it's been accelerating in the last ten years, particularly with distributed computing power, meaning consumer has in the palm of his or her hand more computing power today than most companies did 20 years ago, and it's changed the pressure on businesses and the leverage the consumers have. probably in a positive way, but it means businesses have less pricing power, and the way they are responding to t

comcast business outmaneuver. jason: welcome back.l: twitter, going to be in the news this coming week. is it biased against conservatives? jason: and david westin's conversation with warren buffett. carol: and a look back at the 2008 financial crisis. jason: joel weber spoke with us about the impact of the crash on olitics 10 years on. joel: september 15 is the date. that is 10 years from the lien in bankruptcy -- what are some other stories we can talk about 10 years later? one of them is the opening remarks from josh green, drawing lines from the 2008 financial crisis to where we are in the world right now. it starts with an anecdote from timothy geithner. it is a moment in time with him trying to right the world and foreshadowing the political ramifications of the financial crisis would be out of his control. carol: back in 2010, you would have thought that tim geithner was going to change the carol: back in 2010, you would world. yet he had his doubts. joel: you hang on the occupy wall street, right? more of the left. the right s

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comcast business outmaneuver. it is 11:00 in new york, 4:00 in london >>. days left in the trading day in europe. i am caroline hyde and this is the european close on "bloomberg markets." here are the top stories we are covering. the bank of england governor considers his options as the u.k. government plays down reports he will keep his job beyond 2019. populist leaders rush off the finance minister's attempts to reassure markets as they say bigger deficits are ahead. about 30 minutes until the close of trading in europe. let's take a quick check on the market. we are up about .25 percentage points. we were flat on friday on nafta negotiations.

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comcast business. beyond fast.see have learned -- has raised a $4.2 billion pricing their ipo to the top of the range. alex barinka joins us from boston. what do we know about this so far? >> they raised above the $4 billion market and got some key investors. put kong's richest man has his money behind the stock and some investigators -- some investors are willing to buy in. some are not necessarily as strong as retail investors. retail investors have not seen as much enthusiasm about the stock and perhaps that is because a lot of the chinese regional investors have been burned recently. some of the rationale about why these asian companies choose to list in hong kong. in hong kongst when you have some anymore chinese companies listing in the u.s.? shami who chose to list in hong kong i think because of the retail piece. the food delivery giant knows the investor groups there. raisee more companies money in u.s. ipos. my conversation with the china of tesla told me they came to new york because they have the broade

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comcast business built the nation's largest gig-speed network. then went beyond.wn network problems. to knowing when and where there's an issue. beyond network complexity. to a zero-touch, one-box world. optimizing performance and budget. beyond having questions. to getting answers. "activecore, how's my network?" "all sites are green." all of which helps you do more than your customers thought possible. comcast business. beyond fast. david: why did your parents come to the united states? dr. kim: my father was a refugee from north korea. david: did you feel discrimination? dr. kim: the people were screaming at us. david: you met and harvard medical school. dr. kim: we talked about the nature of responsibility to the rest of the world. david: you lead a protest against the world bank and said it should be shut down. do you have any regrets? dr. kim: i am glad we lost that argument. >> would you fix your tie, please? david: well, people wouldn't recognize me if my tie was fixed, but ok. just leave it this way. alright. ♪

comcast business. beyond fast.sk's erratic interview. >> do people get upset with you if you do certain things, tobacco and marijuana in there? >> strange. david: the nfl kickoff game falling to a 9-year low. they dropped amid the nike and cap kaepernick protests. joining me, tammy bruce anddom. first of all, it was a lousy game, even though philadelphia ended up winning it was good in the end. but copper nick's ad didn't help the ratings at all. did it? >> no, it didn't. it was a rabid town for football. the numbers in philadelphia were still tremendous. but once you get past that city it's obvious what's happening. there was only one player, michael bennett who sat on the bench at the end. but people know what's going on. i think the more remarkable thing. we had a miss america candidate, miss virginia, win the question contest by saying she supported this sitting down and it's about police brutality. david: miss america? really? the thing i can't get over with with kaepernick is those socks. when i see somebody

comcast business. beyond fast.moments ago addressing the anonymous "new york times" op-ed from a senior official went the administration while talking with the nation's sheriffs at white house. talking with the judge more about that. >> as our colleague blake berman said it could be anyone in executive branch that means all over the world. diplomatic, military, state deputy. i have read 3 or 4 times it sounds like someone who works daily with president and acts with him, that would mean west wing. but i do not want to speculate. this just speculation, it sounds like this is a human being that knows president well and interacts with him on a daily basis. liz: you say this is a one-two punch with bob woodward booker k out. >> he is an editor and -- with washington post, he tape records every conversations he has. the 1 wh one-two punch is washin post and "new york times," same time, same subject, same week. liz: have you seen an anonymous op-ed. >> never seen or heard. that means that "new york times" wants to keep t

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comcast business. beyond fast.he 2016 presidential election is claiming our democracy is, quote, in crisis, hillary clinton pending an op-ed in the atlantic thank trump and his cronies do so many despicable things it can be hard to keep track. that may be the point to confound us so it is harder to keep our eye on the ball, the ball is protecting american democracy. as citizens, that is our most important charge, and right now, our democracy is in crisis. here to set the record straight is katie freight. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. so let's get straight to it and go through five points she made in this op-ed. let's begin with donald trump's assault on the rule of law. your thoughts. >> i think what she means by this is an assault on democrats rule of law, she is not happy with the positions, the things he has done towards the epa and other initiatives democrats usually promote. on top of this she tries to say as if the president has this iron fist rule of law but she's forgetting the house and the sena

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comcast business outmaneuver. charles: sheryl sandberg, chief operating officer of facebook and jack dorsey of twitter will testify before a senate intel committee hearing tomorrow. joining me now to discuss, matt lauder. and ned ryun. a lot of buildup to this. it will probably be political theater. democrats may be focused on russia and republicans focused on the conservative voices. i'm hoping to get some kind of resolution when it's all said and done. >> it will be a lot of political theater, but we have to get to the bottom of the issue with regards to transparency on what these special media companies are doing. we are making a huge mistake by identifying social media companies when they are content publishers. i thoinlt way we get to transparency -- i think only way we get to transparency, we expect them to be honest' brokers, how their algorithms are working. are they respecting the privacy of american citizens, and i think they will have to be compelled to actually be open and honest and transparent about

comcast business. beyond fast. >> we look at the collapse of lehman brothers. here to some of the first responders. they had to devise policies on doing real-time. he was governor of the bank of england from 2003 to 2013. he spoke with guy johnson. >> we could have gone back to this repetition of the great depression. i think we would have taken action. we would not have done it all together. it was in that sets potentially and a morris -- enormous risk. we knew exactly what we would have to do to prevent that happening. facing a that we were calamity, we didn't know what to do about it. we did it. in many ways, it was a straightforward thing to do. , our decision to do that was the right thing to do to prevent the british economy grinding to a halt. we got all the money back. to prevent did help what would otherwise be an immediate collapse. , it wasey difference not just lending money to stave off disaster. it was trying to look at the underlying weakness of the banking system. they didn't have enough equity capital to give confidence to the market. what we h

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