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the company called brick was co-founded with my colleagues eric and david cole b. and a few other people who were part of that he did not work and the biggest challenge was having stable internet connectivity with time specifically early this year. there was new though brick acquired surf internet so there are fixed wireless hotspots and also more by wireless hotspots right. now the cost of connectivity is still high and what the network by brick allows is for storage of some content so that you can still access useful content. on the brick and save up on using your internet connectivity charges so it's actually quite exciting although i'm not longer actively part of the company but i continue to remain. a supporter there of and i can see how that's taken off because i mean as you mentioned data costs on the content are exceptionally high i can think of so after for example you know this week on the program we had a nigerian woman and she was talking about her if it's in training women up for the tech sector the industry that you work in a she talked about how diff

joining us is the chief economist for germany david cole. thank you for joining us. about how draghi save the euro and he will be lauded for that, but i wonder what you think about his move to negative rates. it is a policy decision that a lot in the economy have criticized. >> because it is new, and experiment. experiment. but keep in mind, negative rates is not because he wants it. but indeed, the savings and investments balance is wrong. so you have too many actors. you see not only at the ecb but in bond markets. free markets or markets where people are trying to find the right price between savings and investment. matt: we have not seen any central banks able to get back out of negative rates. is it a difficult one to escape? when the eurozone is changing in this respect, there is more investment and more spending and every central bank will get out there. we have a famous example in japan and even aggressive policy by the government was not able to lift of the economy out of this trap. but the trap is not made by the central bank, more by the structure of the e

david cole, who argued the case says -- one hard caught -- we're hoping the justices will not turn upquality of justice. nobody should be fired because of who they are. what's the argument against that? >> certainly there isn't an argument against that. this is just a much broader issue. standing outside the supreme court today were conservative women, women with the women's liberation front who are self identified radical feminist, many of whom are lesbians who are concerned about changing the definition of what sex is the project and creates consequences. what happens to women in our safe spaces? our domestic violence shelters. our restrooms, locker rooms, women who are incarcerated. if we do away with recognizing biology, men and women, there are wide reaching consequences for women across the spectrum, so that's why you saw the left and the right -- you've seen 16 attorney generals who have deep concerns about it. >> shannon: it's interesting to see the left and right. same women have fought for all kinds of things like title ix and athletics and that came up today, justice ginsbu

david: you were born in france, and you grew up there for a cole years. your native language was mandarin or chinese? - chinese and french. yeah. - and then french? david: so you didn't speak english when you were living in france. - no. can't you tell? david: well, is perfect. yo-yo: well, you know, some people say yes. david: so, you had an older sister and have older sister. and she was playing the violin, as i understand it. d so your father said-- he was a music teacher-- "whyinon't you play the vis well?" so why did you not become a violinist? -yo: well, first of all, sisterr than i did. and there's ac something, i think, in each person that is innate in terms of the kinds of sounds you like. you know, um, so, for example, i somehow didn't think i could make a good sound on the violin, and, but, so i didn't play any other instrument for a whiluntil--i didn't even hear the sound of a double bass, but i saw one and i thought as a 4-year-old, "that's a meg, big giant inst. i want to play it," as 4-year-olds might do. davi thought-- yo-yo: and so i start

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