emily: that was david kirkpatrick and kurt wagoner.e facebook and google can breathe a sigh of relief. u.s. president donald trump and french president emmanuel macron announced a deal to end a feud over france's digital tax. >> the date of international tax exists. everything that has been paid will be reinvested. emily: we broke down the developments with laura davidson. laura: earlier this summer, france passed a digital tax, a 3% levy on revenues in france, and the u.s. said, this is not fair. you are going after american companies. there were other tech companies affected, but it was mostly american. the u.s. trade representative opened up an investigation and trump has threatened to put tariffs on french wine. today at the g7, we saw them come to an agreement. they are going to negotiate these global negotiations going on. they are looking at reallocating taxing rights, which country has the right to tax which profits. france says, when there is a global deal reached, they will take away their tax and reimburse all the companies

let's welcome david kirkpatrick. 's the big headline so far, david, $4.99 per month and if you purchase a piece of hardware there will be free for a year. does apple take the shares from netflix? >> more likely people would have both. for one thing, apple service will only have content reduce my apple. it won't have anything comparable to the range of content you will see either on netflix or is the alternative streaming network that is going to launch very shortly afterward , which will have all of that incredible content that disney has been producing for many, many, many decades. they have got a ramp, along ramp on their video service. vonnie: is it fair to say that $4.99 is a attractive price point? bob: in theory -- david: interior. it depends on the content. some people thought they might justmulti-month free trial to get people used to it before they charge something. it's a bit aggressive to charge $4.99 for a service that is a complete unknown if you ask me. just because it's apple doesn't mean it's great. go

david kirkpatrick, you will be sticking with me. dimon should quit his job. disney chief bob iger story about a female ceo who builds an all-female board to help her choose a husband. >> it was a marriage counseling thing. it was about a woman who could not pick men very well, so she would have a board of directors of women who would be testing been for her and picking her husband. [laughter] some otherght be movie executives in the room that would be glad to consider this. >> i said bet midler should be part of the cast. jokingly called the pitch gutsy and gave the pitch a c. on capitol hill again. this time they are sending coo sheryl sandberg. what she is likely to face questions about next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: facebook is negotiating congressional committee for chief operating officer sheryl sandberg to testify next month. this comes as room or stir about its plans for digital currency called libra. sandberg's appearance would follow july meetings with facebook executives. the discussions take place as the social media giant faces questions, as w

david kirkpatrick, thank you very much for your views there.oracle for you, which reported the ceo will be taking a leave of absence. he reassured analysts on the earnings call. let's take a quick listen. engagedwas extremely through the end of the quarter, but now, he needs to focus on his health and taking care of himself. as the three of us have always worked as a team on managing oracle, larry and i will cover his responsibilities during his absence with support from the rest of our strong management team. paul: we also had some other comments from larry about oracle being on its way to launching an entire autonomous cloud. oracle launched several in the coming week, and those remarks are also coming from that conference call. stay with us. plenty more to come on bloomberg. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: i am shery ahn in new york. paul: i am paul allen in sydney and you are watching "daybreak australia." a south african internet giant process has begun trading. he expects the business to perform -- how he expects the business to perform. >> h

david kirkpatrick, you will be sticking with me. maybe jamie dimon should quit his job.d disney chief bob iger on a movie centered around a single woman who leads an all-female board of directors to help her pick her husband. they told the tale wednesday at the bloomberg global business forum in new york. >> it was about marriage. it was a marriage counseling thing. [laughter] >> it was about a woman who could not pick men very well, so she would have a board of directors of women who would be testing men for her and picking her husband. [laughter] >> there might be some other movie executives in the room that would be glad to consider this. >> i said bette midler should be part of the cast. taylor: iger jokingly called the pitch gutsy and gave the pitch a c. and coming up, facebook is headed to capitol hill yet again. this time, they are sending coo sheryl sandberg. what she is likely to face questions about this time, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ taylor: facebook is negotiating with a key congressional committee for chief operating officer sheryl sandberg to testify as s

for more on apple, we welcome david kirkpatrick, economy ceo and founder. o change how the stock is traded? david k.: i doubt it. the problem is this product is so dominant, it is a mature product, we do not see any signs a major shift in the iphone is going to happen or is even possible at this point because it is such a mature product. we will hear a lot of interesting things. maybe stuff about video and apple tv. a new watch could be interesting. other interesting rumors, but i do not see a massive market moving event. alix: what would it take? david k.: a new product category. alix: isn't that what services is trying to be? david k.: services would be a good thing to make a bigger -- obviously they are growing with their services revenue. there is talk of bundling all of their services into one aggregate price. we do not know how they will price their streaming tv offering, which they are clearly doing great things with. i was talking to somebody who was making a pilot for it that sounded great. the one thing i heard that could be great, and it is more o

told a story this year, and david kirkpatrick was detained and deported from the country, when "the newtimes" reached out for help. a senior official in the embassy, the u.s. embassy in cairo, said this -- what did you expect would happen to him? his reporting made the government look bad. that's an incredibly cynical, terrifying reaction to say, well, what did you expect? as you said, the united states has been standing up for press freedom and free press for many, many decades. if the u.s. isn't going to do it, who is? >> and what message is it sending to leaders of autocratic countries and what they should be and what they can get away with. >> it makes the world less free when reporters are not allowed to do their jobs around the world. when trump says fake news or enemies of the people, he endangers reporters around the world. >>> coming up, a former top ukrainian official is speaking out about president trump's controversial phone call in july. what he said about the president withholding military aid to ukraine. and why rush that is celebrating. with accident forgiveness they gua

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