pai at the fcc says $65 million to basically tart implementing it for the first year. no, congress, we don't have that money yet. is that frustrating to you? that is legislation folks are hoping will have an impact. >> guest: i was not in the weeds in term of why or how out cost as much as it does, but i do think mapping, you know, if we're talking about -- you know, i'm looking at these proposals, it's 20 billion here and 80 billion here and all of the different numbers that are being thrown around for infrastructure investment including broadband, you've got to start with the basics. so we've got to know what we don't know. and part of that is where is the infrastructure, what are the speeds, what kind of technology is there. you know, the idea that we're actually trying to build when it could be one household in a census tract and the entire customers in that area get kicked out of having support or having infrastructure built under these support programs because of that one household? i think that is a crime. i know i would be beyond frustrated. the things i like a

you mentioned that hundreds of providers sign the pledge that chairman pai of the fcc passed into rule and said will keep you connected during this time and that was they would not shut off those who cannot pay their bill or small businesses or charge an overage fee and those are two examples of things they signed on to. that pledge lasted from the middle of march until the end of june. my question is how much of a hardship has that been on your members and what are you hoping there will push by your group and others if congress will help make them whole, as it were, if they were not able to get paid by their subscribers. tell us how that has been for your members. >> guest: absolutely. going back to the pledge you mentioned, paul, is critical. more than half of the companies are on that pledge are my member. it was a natural for them to step up to the challenge because they are community-based providers. people they are serving are their neighbors and the relatives in their communities live and die by this connectivity so whether they signed the pledge or not they are absolutely incli

in that same regards when it comes to funding so chairman pai from the fcc has called on congress tourther fund the keep americans connected pledge so that companies can continue to allow customers that have been impacted by the economic upheaval of the pandemic to be able to keep their internet service so what are the odds congress will take up chairman pai's call? >> guest: first, i commend the german forgetting out there area the hundreds and hundreds of companies that made that pledge to make sure that people were not cut off and went you think about again the situation we are in out here, especially rural areas, having that access is your lifeline and again from you name it telehealth, education right down the line is important that it is there and so i think that it has been a very good program that he has put together and you know, is something that going forward it's a resurgence across the country and some folks might not go back to work as soon as they would like. as we see the un- up limit rates going in a downward trend but i think the chairman has led the way on this to

we've seen above, billions of dollars going into it now not only on the education side but also the fcc them i would put it on for the telehealth aside, for role broadband, right across the entire line it's very important and also on the rural side because like precision agriculture piece of legislation would help our farmers. it's really important we get it out here and we have to get it out here now. >> host: congressman latta to expand this across the country how much money we talking about the role broadband? >> guest: world broadband is very important for all of us in our rural areas across the country. i been involved in this for years, one of the cofounders on the rural caucus for getting broadband out but to get the dollars out there we first of all have to accurate maps and that's one of the things is working on in the last congress and this congress to make sure broadband data with accurate maps. a couple years ago when the fcc brought their maps out, if you know your district you know exactly where you have your dead spots and i knew right off the bat that the northwest, cent

the trump administration took a big step in the right direction to file petition of fcc where i workction 230 which is going to look at some of the special protections that these social media forms have enjoyed above and beyond the first amendment rights that you have here and that i have. lou: you know, watching jim jordan and matt gaetz and handful of others, they raised a voice in defense of our constitution and conservatives who are being crushed by each one of the people that you saw, whether it's amazon and jeff bezos, facebook and mark zuckerberg. it is just stunning to watch what they are doing and with almost without comment from the national media which should be standing up you would think of all things freedom of expression section 230 to protect these technology companies, the social media companies in particular from liability for their users, that has become an artifact is it not, a relic of a moment that no longer exists on our history. why should there be special protection and immunity for these massively powerful technology companies who are swinging that power in

you can't talk about the fcc without hearing about mapping.hen you represent a whole state, regardless of the state, you talk about rural areas. minnesota, many think of minneapolis and st. paul, but there are many rural areas. the fcc says they need -- $65 million to start implementing it from congress and they do not have that yet. is that frustrating for you? i do think mapping -- i am looking at these proposals. and $80 billion over here, all the different numbers thrown around. that is for infrastructure investments including broadband. you have to start with the basics. you have to know what you do not know. where is your infrastructure, what are the speeds, what technology is there? the idea we are trying to build when it could be one household in a census tract, and the entire rest of the customers get kicked out of support or infrastructure built under these programs because of that one household, that is a crime. if i was a household in that block i would be beyond frustrated. the thing i like about our job, the beauty of it, we know

but i want to get to where you talked about that it started being broadcast outside the states and fccule change in 1972 which meant bill touch started getting fan mail from outside of iona. . for us now even those of us who remembers those days, it's so hard to imagine a time when there's just a few stations. when most of them went off at night, if you were left up at night in kansas and there was bill t.o.s.h.a. the middle of the night doing funny things, seemed like it was live, wow, you kept watching it because you are so thankful there was a late night movie and bill touch to entertain you. it was a proof of concept without them calling it that, basically ted, this story is really the perfect marriage and i love that it's centered in atlanta and not in a typical media capital like los angeles or new york or dc. ted and his merry band of tv folk together with the moment in time the technology allowed, pumping out what they were doing first locally, then regionally, then nationally and showing the power of 24 hour news. the power of cable, which is a very unsexy thing and in trouble

the fcc is chiefly responsible for protecting consumers from unfair, fraudulent business practices in the marketplace, including protecting consumer privacy and the security of their data, preventing harmful uses of technology and combating deceptive advertising and illegal robo calls, among other issues. the fcc is also responsible for educating consumers about fraudulent activity and theatory business practice fcc is intended to help prevent americans from falling victim to frauds -- fraudsters and other actors. recently discussed, the subcommittee hearing on covid-19 scams last month, coronavirus becauseted a new avenue of stay-at-home orders, a prime target for exploitation. i appreciate the ongoing efforts to protect consumers from identity theft, and other online date -- online data during this crisis. it is an opportunity to discuss what more can be done to deal with deceptive and unfair commercial practices. fcc begins by ensuring the has the proper authority and resources at its disposal to carry out the broad statutory mandate. the authority under the u.s. safe web app -- we

covid-19 telehealth program it really is important that the fcc be involved providing greater certainty and support for the health care providers that are going to use this this path for providing health care spam burger worries without the added funding all communities will no longer have this path available to them i think some of the vital steps for that we've made in developing telehealth. >>health care services will pause and stagnate but other lawmakers say this bill isn't needed. >>because the president already addressed the issue we sign an executive order took existing money already money that's already been appropriated not spent. >>and you know agency but hang on to this he's taking it means that we're going to do that anyway, pennsylvania congressman fred keller says congress should only look into this when the money from the president runs dry i think is little premature to have another bill in the president has an order out here to get things moving and it's premature to with the right amount beyond that might be keller says for now congress should focus on expanding broad

host: as you know, the fcc has declared huawei to be a national security threat. how does that affect, what kind of equipment do the rural broadband providers use from zte and huawei, and how does that affect you? shirley: very little. i probably have two providers that are actually impacted by having that equipment in their network. it impacts probably some of the smaller providers. but nonetheless, i think the u.s. has made a big move in terms of the passage of legislation, to ensure that the network equipment is not out there. i think that congress must now replacing that, so the carriers that built those networks without this equipment being on the prohibited list, have the ability to get support while they go in and rip out their infrastructure. but i think the thing that people always kind of assumed, that we are more heavily impacted, but it is only a handful of the membership that actually has that network. a moving has been target for the last few years, so they have stayed away from making that investment. paul: you cannot go to a hearing on capitol hill

they had to persuade their boss, the station manager was okay to do this and that would fulfill the fcc requirements for news and itbecame , they did it tongue-in-cheek for themselves but it turned out the station was being fed out around southeast and ultimately around the nation and it drew, became the sort of signature or one of the signatures of the entire station. >> along with the georgia championship wrestling. >> one critic called it a masterpiece ofbad taste . but i do want to get to what you talk about started being broadcast outside of the state there was an fcc rule change in 1972 which meant bill started getting fan mail from people outside of atlanta so the question was why were people watching a georgia station in nebraska? >> because they could and again for us now even those of us remember those days it's so hard to imagine a time when there was just a few stations and when most of them went off at night if you were left up at night in kansas and there was bill tosh in the middle of the night doing funny things, it seemed like it was live, you kept watching it because y

we had to convince their station manager that it was okay and still fulfills the fcc requirements. if they did it tongue-in-cheek for themselves but it turned out the station was being set out around the southeast and ultimately around the nation. and it became a signature of the entire station. >> georgia championship wrestling. [laughter] >> one critic called it a masterpiece of bad taste. but i do want to get to talk about it what is broadcasting outside of the state with the sec rule change in 1972 so he started to get fan mail outside of atlanta so why were people watching a georgia station in nebraska? >> because they could. even those of us who remember those days it so hard to imagine a time when there were just a few stations. and most of them went off at night if you were up in kansas there was bill in the middle of the night doing funny things and it seemed like it was life come you kept watching it because you were so thankful there was late night movie. so it was a proof of concept basically this is the perfect marriage and i love that it was in atlanta not a typical m

include fcc chairman joe simons, and noah phillips. commissioner chopra pretty commissioner christine wilson and rebecca slaughter. cc the established in 1914. under federal trade commission act. the fcc is chiefly responsible for protecting consumers from unfair, or fraudulent business practices in the marketplace. this includes protecting consumers privacy, and security of the data. and harmful uses of technology in combating deceptive advertising and illegal protocols. the fcc is also responsible for educating consumers about fraudulent activity, and predatory business practices and consumer education is an essential part of their mission. and it's intended to inform customer choices help prevent americans from falling victim to fraudsters, cyber criminals another bad actors. and recently discussed and chairman ran subcommittee hearing 20 scams . this was last month. the coronavirus has a new avenue from scammers to take advantage and the internet usage in particular, because of stay-at-home orders has been a prime target for exploi

is religion and way of life, here is the deal, what you're seeing now the president as the sec and fcc to find a way to play as opposed to big 12. you have seen the president use this as political issue saying i'm for football and those guys don't want it, therefore i'm on the right side of this issue, but the honest truth is we just don't know. we don't know for sure the sec or any other league will get to play. we would have alabama and georgia kicking the season off in early september, that would be the biggest game of the season, but there's no indication that's actually going to happen. howie: yeah, it's like the debate over reopening the schools, we want it to happen but the question is can it happen safely. usa today columnist is are you willing to gamble life of 19-year-old that isn't getting paid but could make millions in the nfl especially when the virus can produce long-term heart complications so these are difficult issues? griff: they are difficult issues and these are not athletes getting paid and obviously we have seen in this sports league some have faired well and oth

under investigation from the fcc. plus, facebook is beating its anti-misinformation efforts ahead of the election. the head of cyber security policy joins us later this this hour. is bloomberg. ♪ karina: you are watching "daybreak asia." i am karina mitchell. global deaths from the coronavirus have passed 750,000 with almost a quarter of those in the united states. worldwide infections are approaching 21 million. democratic presidential candidate joe biden is calling for a nationwide mandate on masks, saying everyone should wear them for the next three months. he and kamala harris were making their first joint appearance in delaware. meanwhile, the u.k. is tightening its coronavirus quarantine, adding france and the netherlands to its 14 day isolation list. the government is now advising against all but essential travel including countries others. france had been on the you k's initial virus travel corridor list, but infections are on the rise. hong kong democracy activist jimmy lai is warning supporters to be careful

covid-19 telehealth program it really is important that the fcc be involved providing greater certainty and support for the health care providers that are going to use this this path for providing health care spam burger worries without the added funding all communities will no longer have this path available to them i think some of the vital steps for that we've made in developing telehealth. >>health care services will pause and stagnate but other lawmakers say this bill isn't needed. >>because the president already addressed the issue we sign an executive order took existing money already money that's already been appropriated not spent. >>and you know agency been hang on to this he's taking that money is that we're going to do that anyway, pennsylvania congressman fred keller says congress should only look into this when the money from the president runs dry i think it's a little premature to have another go in the president has in order to get things moving and it's premature to with the right amount beyond that might be keller says for now congress should focus on expanding broadb

the acc, the fcc, the big one has not made a final decision but imagine the saturday television landscape without college football, you can bet the nfl will fill the void and be glad to do it. back to you. >> it is difficult, you feel bad for the students, for the fans who are looking for it and watching college football. but it has to be a priority. it is tough. thanks. >>> you may be able to catch, the pdr shall -- meteor shower. paul is here. >> i think the better option is to stay up late. if you get up early you have to do that and nobody wants the alarm clock to go off any earlier. the better viewing conditions are before moonrise and the better viewing conditions will be away from the bay and city lights. you will have to drive a little ways to get the best viewing conditions. after any hint of daylight about 15 to 24 hours it's going to be tomorrow night into wednesday morning. temperatures will be in the 60s but increasing clouds overhead, and the fog is widespread in the water, around the bay and the coast. gradually the focus will be more to the north later in the evening and o

good news is, i'm currently relieving myself on national television, and there isn't a damn thing the fcc have a terrible urinary tract nothing comes out. you know, guest hosting a talk show in a global pandemic isn't a job many people would say yes to, but it could be worse. i could be hosting the people's choice awards again. >> no! >> okay. nice crew you got there, jimmy. they're yelling through masks, by the way. a lot of soft droplets are flying. it was a dark time. i apologize. i'm here because jimmy is gone for the summer. he bought part of wyoming, and it's way more responsibility than

good news is, i'm currently relieving myself on national television, and there isn't a damn thing the fcc can do about it. i'm kidding. i have a terrible urinary tract infection. nothing comes out. you know, guest hosting a talk show in a global pandemic isn't a job many people would say yes to, but it could be worse. i could be hosting the people's choice awards again. >> no! >> okay. nice crew you got there, jimmy. they're yelling through masks, by the way. a lot of soft droplets are flying. it was a dark time. i apologize. i'm here because jimmy is gone for the summer. he bought part of wyoming, and it's way more responsibility than he thought it would be. he's currently on horseback in a dumb hat like an extra on that show "yellowstone." jimmy, stop trying to impress kevin costner. it's embarrassing. but fear not, jimmy will be back in a couple of months, probably sporting his look from the early 2000s. oh, my lord. did you have an apartment above a hometown buffet? this whole situation is very weird but i'm not the only person in l.a. performing for absolutely no one. last night the

good news is, i'm currently relieving myself on national television, and there isn't a damn thing the fccm kidding. i have a terrible urinary tract infect

that includes the heads of the fcc, members of the treasury, the head of the fed as well, and they put together these proposals recommending that the fcc itself strengthen those requirements around the submission of audit papers from chinese companies to the main accounting group in the u.s. that goes through all of those numbers. now, it is not clear at this stage how they are going to enforce these new proposals but the idea is you level the playing field and you put some protections in place for u.s. investors because there's deep concern that u.s. investors could be exposed to fraud linked to some of these chinese companies listed in the u.s. the ultimate consequence is the delisting, as you alluded to, of the chinese companies. they will have, under these proposals, until january 1 20 22 to come into compliance and there was one case that happened this year. it is listed on the nasdaq. that was an accounting scandal involved with that company where you saw the stock falling 90% and of course, you had american investors exposed to that stock. that accelerated these conversations. i

lot of wood, let's hope that money does grow on trees speaking of money, in 13 filings, that's the fcc you have to file it, they acquired 21 million shares of barrett gold or 563 million in the past 45 days a long time kritcritic of buyine metal itself thinks it could be a sea change in buffet's strategy so selling some banks and buying gold also watch big moves from the fund appaloosa p paypal disney and mastercard those are the names. you also have to watch sis coe one guest he was buying two weeks ago. he was buying that and this is syy. this is the food company and 1.9 million shares in the previous quarter there's the names to watch as we go whale watching. back down at the broader market at the s&p 500 new all time highs despite the markets continued climb higher, any time will preserve the market pulled back. ceo, fund manager and cnbc contributor. you have the start like i do of a long day today which is fantastic to have you on listen, we have been waiting for this pull back since the march lows you know, the market just continues to go higher is there anything that you see th

the fcc releasing its fall football schedule overnight kicking off septra 26, playing 10 conference games players will start their regular practice schedule this week with safety restrictions. the apps coach says the program has administered 900 since june were three players tested positive. todd: the national zoo is officially on baby panda watch. a giant panda could give birth any day, and ultra sound, the baby is kicking. >> the 22-year-old has given birth to 3 cubs since 2005, all three live in china as part of an agreement with the zoo. it is 39 after the hour. a message of unity on night one of the dnc. >> we can only succeed if we move forward together. todd: who hit the mark? who missed the mark? justin grades the speakers coming up next. jillian: first night of the dnc in the books, some of the biggest names of spoken so how did they do? todd: grades from the biggest moments. let's listen to congressman jim cliburn on the country coming together. >> we can only succeed if we move forward together. we will need a president who sees unifying people as a requirement of the job. a pr

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a working group is recommending the fcc strengthen regulations across disclosures and auditing.he group did not determine how to enforce the guidelines, but the final penalty for companies that do not comply would be a delisting. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. nejra? nejra: laura wright in london. coming up, negative rates are part of the toolbox, but there are no plans to use them yet. we will bring you our interview next. this is bloomberg. ♪ this is "bloomberg daybreak: europe." the bank of england says it will not tighten policy anytime soon, despite the economy showing signs of a faster rebound than expected. governor andrew bailey told francine lacqua that negative rates will be part of the toolbox, but at the moment there are no plans to use them. the pair spoke after policymakers voted to keep the bench make interest -- the benchmark interest rate at a record low. further quantitative easing, potentially the use of negative rates. those are

>> senator, just to add briefly, in the trace back, as you know, it also calls for the fcc to convene the hospital robocall protection group to come up with best practices for state and local governments for telecom and in particular the public health that robocalls present. we had the first meeting last week and meetings are continuing and we hope to have a report out according to the timeline indicated by congress. >> excellent. thank you. last question, very quickly, i think here i have a little bit of time left. and mr. chairman, do you expect to exercise discretion and refrain from bringing any enforcement actions with regard to privacy shield until after a new structure is negotiated and put in place to transfer data from europe? >> i think what we're expecting to do, what we intend to do is make companies fulfill the promises they made under privacy shield. if they have made privacy -- excuse me, if they made promises and you sign up for the privacy shield you have, you're going to protect the data in a certain way and when you are done you'll delete it, those type of things, w

the researchers poured through the footnotes of fcc filings to find that a large portion of corporaterunning mini bond portfolios apple being known for being cash rich, but they had about $280 billion in cash but 14% of that was cash or cash like securities 42% was tied up in corporate bonds and billions in things like mortgage backed securities. the other top holders include microsoft, apple, cisco, and a trt at&t the researchers say there is little transparency over the risk levels of these holdings and the market shock earlier this year valed sorevealed somec problems >>> since they were stuck with liquid assets. you think this is supposed to be a safe line of cash for a rainy day, but they turn into something you cannot use at all. >> they are urging policymakers to look at how corporate cash might not actual i will be helpful as we think it is during a crisis, carl >> leslie, great hit. a great look at what is going on >>> the s&p continues to vast late betwe vacillate between gains and losses >>> the white house is waiting for answers to questions about steve bannon's arrest. he

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i think that it will be really important that a judge will look at that in court and their want the fccy it was the two very competent competition agencies reviewed the merger and felt it was just fine. i also think it means there are documents that look a little different than the documents that we saw publicized by the house hearing a few weeks ago. it may mean that there are documents that contradict the document that were made public in which it makes it look like facebook was worried about instagram as a future threat. emily: mark zuckerberg recently testified before the house antitrust subcommittee along with the ceo's of amazon, apple and alphabet. do you think his testimony had an impact on this ftc investigation? jennifer: i think probably not, other than putting pressure on the ftc that was already there. they are well into their investigation, but at least over one year now. they recently deposed mark zuckerberg, and the chairperson of the ftc, joe simon, has talked about this investigation. and if they were going to bring a suit, trying to do it before the election. he said

they hired dan gallagher as their top lawyer, who is a former republican fcc commissioner.y have gotten a lot more someng this year even amid of these issues. this likelys any of to stop people from trading or to undermined fundamentally trust in the platform? sonali: on one hand, it does frustrate people. on the other hand, you do see that more money has come into , which wasn june after march. we saw they had the highest daily average revenue trade. they are drying and more users, more investment from wall street, and hiring more talent. we do not have evidence to say that this is deterring people .way from robinhood even though it might tell down this elevated retail trading boom, it is here to say and started really before the endemic had hit. emily: thanks so much for following that one. we will keep tracking to see if there are any updates. coming up, a california consumer bill will not move forward for now, even after amazon came out in support of this controversial the likes of smaller rivals at sea. why he believes amazon is trying to squash the competition. we are

experience a singular experience, so i think eventually the places that have -- such as big ten and fcchedules to conference only, i even think that's hard to do in a sport, you know, of such contact and a sport of such social life as college football. eric: it is such a unique american experience tailgating, following your favorite college and, i mean, it's in your blood, i mean, in your veins, some of the players in the west gathered together called mountain west united and they issued a play basically saying, quote, it is difficult to believe that 17 and 22-college students effectively social distance to travel state to state for 10 weeks. this is evident in reports released by several schools that have had increase in covid-19 following workouts, covid-19 has dramatically changed the world, that includes us. they want testing every week, you know, for the players, testing 72 hours before a game, testing for coaches and managers, anyone that comes in contact with them as well as cdc level guidelines, cleaning the stadium, do you think they can pull this off or are we going to be seei

o'reilly will now be out of a job in 2021, when his voice would be valuable at a biden fcc.is regrettable, because he has been a champion of innovation and deregulation, especially in areas without glamour, such as misuse of 9/11 these or anachronistic rules on children's programming. the episode is a warming that the left is not the only movement that demands ideological conformity. from the wall street journal. we will take you to capitol hill in a few minutes for the senate foreign relations committee hearing. let's hear from charlie, next in morning., georgia, i want to make a comment. i wife and i used to work for miami-dade public school system -- my wife and i used it work for miami-dade public school system. we are retired now. there is no way you can bring children back to school. there are too many children at school at one time. there is no way you can see them at the distant -- at a distance. no one is going to be at the bus stop to make sure they are wearing masks. i know parents want children to go back to school. i have a son in college right now. college is s

. >> what about, listen, i went to lsu and when you start talking about the fcc and, you know, lsu andabama football, i wonder what this means. that's a lot of money and a lot of interest and which ones going to play out? is it going to be the health, the money, is it going to be the interest? which one is going to win out? >> it remains to be seen, but i will tell you the one thing that i like about basketball is that we've got a model in the nba's bubble. you can play basketball in a bubble and the question remains can you play football in a bubble? can you get that many people to a place and sort of lock them in and let them be healthy, be tested, be healthy and compete? you know, unfortunately, football's got to make a decision sooner than we do, but i really feel confident there's something there from a basketball standpoint especially when you look at what the nba's doing. >> i know you're not a political person but i have to ask you this because you have insight and i hope you can answer. you know what it went for president obama and for former first lady mishall obama to have t

>> this is a question being raised at the fcc, the trump administration had a petition with us asking for rules clarifying section 230 was a lot of people now know as a law passed in 1990 that gave special protections to websites as opposed to other political actors can we put the petition out for comment and welcome public feedback on whether we should take action. when it comes to big tech platforms, we need more accountability, more transparency. this is a microcosm for broader debate in the conservative movement, what we do in the face of massive accumulation of power. we need to do more than just sit on our hands. i don't think the status quo is acceptable. >> a lot of conservatives have been able to build massive followings on these platforms so we will continue to watch, good to have you both. breaking tonight canada vowing to retaliate with dollar for dollar countermeasures after the trump administration moves to impose tariffs on canadian aluminum say our neighbor to the north has been taking advantage of us, the action comes just weeks after a new north american trade deal b

rule fcc rule -- a new sec -- joining us now on the phone our guest from bloomberg intelligence. for telling us. -- thank you for joining us. why the sudden interesting in active etf this year? >> one thing that you alluded to, i think there are two things -- one is regulation and the other is performance. this new sec rule has been fully implemented this year, and what it has done, it started last year, the biggest different -- the biggest difference is it treated active and passive etf's similarly. the other piece of regulation was disapproval of nontransparent etf's. this was a big hindrance for the traditional active managers that wanted to jump into the etf landscape because they were reluctant to show this. the new structure is approved, so you are seeing a big uptick in active launches. you are seeing new participants jump into the market that were not there before. t. rowe price, federated esa, these are all big active shops in the u.s., and they are starting to jump in. the other element is performance. the uptick in launches and the passing of regulations, coupled with

depending on college football, coach steve spurrier had a quote yesterday, which he said the acc and the fccand then face offer a national championship, because it was going to be one of those conferences anyway. and that hits the heartland, and expect this to be a big issue how this plays out. >> dagen: being an acc girl, woman myself, marie, what do you think? >> marie: i want them to play safely. i am an ohio state buckeyes fan, there's nothing more than i want to watch college football on saturdays this fall, but it is not safe. let's all get ready for spring football. >> dagen: she even paints her fingernails the ohio state university read. >> gillian: i am not a huge football guy personally, but i was reading and so that i would have something substantive to tell you guys and it turns out not to be too graphic, but one of the sticking points is the scientists say they are not sure about the transmissibility of the virus through water, a.k.a. through human sweat. and that is the last frontier in terms of like keeping these players safe. they can put the masks on, they can social distanc

an idea immediately panned by the fcc commissioner. even some fellow republicans openly accused the president of displaying fascist tendencies. while the president casts doubt on on our elections americans continue to suffer. tonight more than 30 million have been depending on enhanced unemployment are wondering if and when the government will come to their rescue. earlier today on capitol hill, some encouraging signs emerged from meetings between republicans and democrats. >> we saw yesterday the numbers that talked about the impact on the gdp and what we're doing is not only trying to arrest the virus, but to invest in the economy as we help america's working families. so today was productive in terms of moving us forward. >> but with both sides still far apart on the major issues, prospects for relief in the near future seem grim. the bottom appears to be falling out from our economy. on thursday economists detailed what is the most catastrophic three-month collapse on record with gdp falling nearly 10% in the second quarter and wip

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many americans wrote in to the federal government, wrote to the fcc, and said they felt like fox newss putting their loved ones in danger. >> in the last few days and weeks, occasionally the president goes on and criticizes fox news and says it's not the same it used to be. talk about that. >> i have rupert murdock's response to that. the president is pushing fox to be even nicer to him, even more supportive. he hates seeing news anchors on fox, but those news anchors feel squeezed, suffocated. they want to fact check the president, but they feel their viewers and bosses don't want them to. it's a messy situation that i don't think anyone has told the story about before. that's why i wrote the book and it's going to be out tuesday. >> it's got a lot of stuff in this book, and it's entitled "hoax: donald trump, fox news and the dangerous distortion of truth." thank you, good work. >>> more news just ahead. [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride,

the big 12 and acc, fcc are still planning to play games. president trump has said he wants to see college football resume this fall and this week he introduced a new adviser willing to parrot his views on the return of sports. scott atlas is not a disease specialist. >> i think we have to get a grip and look at the science. there's not a lot of obese diabetic 78-year-olds playing football. >> compare that to this week's warning from ncaa medical adviser dr. carlos dell rio. >> we have a serious problem. i feel like the titanic and we have hit the iceberg. my advice to colleges and the organizations i've talked to is if you cannot do it safely, you shouldn't do it. >> joining us now, cnn's sports analyst and usa today columnist, christine brennan. good to have you back. it's been a while. >> great to see you, ana. thanks so much. >> what do you make of the total lack of unity right now in the college football world? >> sports, as we've said many times, mirrors our society, and here we go again. this is absolutely college football, and as we

exchangnge, have all of the serverers locacated dodomestically,, ensue that the fcc felt the companyt funneling data back to mainland china. this feels very mob boss like. it does feel as if there is something around this that is personal. we saw the same thing when -- it feelst like it is governance by id asas opposed to any strategy or consistency. amy: we only have 20 seconds, but you have talked about amazon starting to get into health insurance. >> o or health care, more broadly. i believe that amazon wilill be the largest o or fastesest-growing health care company in the world within two or three years. saidbezosos famously your margin is my opportunity. amazon has a d direct pipeline to every home, they have great data, a and they have ththe capitatato go intoto this field. i think amazon is the fastest-growing health care company in the world in the next few years. amy: scott galloway, thank you for being with us. author of the new york times bestseller, the four and the algebra of happiness. that does it for our show. i am amy g how about in your country? do you enjoy viewin

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the big 12 and the acc and fcc plan to give it a go. in university of iowa head football coach, iowa competes in the big ten. coach, thanks for being here. you are coming into your 22nd season, which is remarkable unto itself that you survive in such a competitive atmosphere. i'm reading through a lot of your comments. it seems to me that you are re-signed to accepting the fate of this season being punted. do i have that right? if so, why? >> well, yeah, bill. first of all, thanks for having me on. it was just about 24 hours ago that we informed our team of the decision of the big ten. just wanted to say, nobody wants to play more than the players. they are the ones that do the hard work. in this case, it really began in an organized fashion back in june or early june. these guys have done a wonderful job of training and trying to prepare. they have invested. we have been on the field with them the last three weeks. their attitudes have been great. despite all the things that are going on nationally, certainly with the pandemic. it's am