emily: jason, we have had generally positive results from tech companies, including apple this week. y are still feeling the pain. jason: yeah, we take a little bit of a bigger picture view. we have had some strong tech reports this week but if you go back starting with ibm on july 17, we have seen a lot of companies in the technology space report good earnings. whether it is intel, microsoft. they are saying the growth stories are still intact. while the trade war is an issue given the international foreign revenue these tech companies have, i still think they have a tail wind at their back. emily: joe, you have done a lot of research on huawei specifically in the whole trade war has illuminated how interconnected u.s. and chinese companies are. you have to companies that supply technology to huawei suffering because they can no longer supply that technology because of the white house blacklist. huawei trying to develop its own operating system because it cannot get an operating system from google. do you think this will permanently or more deeply sever ties between the u.s. and chin

emily: so, jason, what does it mean for companies like qualcomm, like apple, like intel?on: so, it is multifaceted. qualcomm is saying, for example, not only is the trade war and the relationship with huawei a headwind, but if you look at what is happening with 5g, an extra layer on this, there is a lot of inventory in the channel for 4g and technologies that proceed 5g that will be flushed out. it will create a doughnut hole for companies like qualcomm. if you look at apple, there is an argument to be made this will be a tailwind for apple in the second half of 2020 further 5g hitsevice lineup if at that time. we can get a bit of a pickup in apple's business. apple has the services store going for it in spades in the wearable category looks pretty good. it is a tale of two different narratives. emily: all of this is happening as countries around the world race to 5g and apple has been a company that has been slow to adopt 5g. yet, it seems like everybody is having trouble getting 5g out into the wild. we have samsung might have it out earlier. we have not seen that. what

a bloomberg intelligence analyst first discovered vanguard's mistake, emily jason wrote about it forberg news and they join me now. great to have you. you were the one to spot the discrepancy in vanguard's ticker. how did you discover it? shaheen: as concern around gun violence increases, we looked for all funds that hold gun stocks. the premise that scrutiny into such funds will increase. so we used bloomberg to screen this and some of the -- scarlet: emily, let's take the story further because your team contacted vanguard, inquiring this happened. about how on earth -- inquiring about how on earth this happened. what did you learn? emily: vanguard have been working with this fund and it is one of the fastest growing esg funds. it has attracted half a billion dollars in assets this year. so we asked vanguard how could this happen? you said this was weapons-free fund. this gun stuck -- stock showed in there. they said it was a mistake that was supposed to be corrected. scarlet: in fact they wrote a letter to investors saying we wanted to make you aware in june, an issue in the screen

[laughter] >> emily: the third topic. >> jason: the one left out is kfc. -- you don't get up body like mine bypassing up on chicken. >> emily: possible paren paranormal activity. home security camera. let's take a closer look so we can tell what it really isn't come to to a conclusion. >> greg: what are we looking for? >> emily: the ghost. >> dana: what? >> emily: i had a discussion where everyone was sharing ghost stories. >> dana: i have no ghost stories. >> juan: you can look at dana's face. that's to be as dana. >> greg: the spirit world, of ghost is not going to shop on any camera. >> emily: they have been caught on camera since the beginning of photographs. jason or juan, back me up. >> jason: when you put chicken in front of me. totally distracted. >> greg: he is ghosting you. >> emily: juan, was it real? >> dana: it was a light. >> juan: could be dust. could be dead people. >> dana: no, i'm sorry. >> juan: i don't know what that is. >> greg: i see a large red circle. >> emily: likely surges and energy. i think it's egotistical for us to say definit

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jason: jonathan, thank you. and it's a sad, it's not asap, and learned. joining us for more reaction to tonight's top legal story, emilypagno and criminal defense attorney, jonathan billboard who are both joining us here in studio. thanks again. i want to talk first about asap because i got to tell you, president trump put the full weight of the white house behind us. you have robert o'brien who is a special adversary there who actually went to sweden and help secure his release but for the president to put all the waiting there, and make this happen, it really actually works. >> right. i think it's an indication that he is the leader of all of us. it doesn't matter who everyone's voting for. he still everyone's president. i want to point of her viewers to small things. number one, the response by the prosecutor general sweden was less than negotiating style when he responded and essentially said look, what no one has the power to influence or even try, not even me. so thanks but no legs. nothing's eye, the fact that asap rocky has been released prior to his august 14 decision date means that he will likely not serve a