"forbes" response is that methodology turned out to be flawed.ng to the editor of the magazine. this pool ultimately proved the problem, women as we all know are poorly represented at the top of the largest corporations, just 5% of the s&p 500, and fare even worse among growing public tech companies. in other words, for all of our carefully calibrated methodologies, women never had much of a chance here," from the editor which speaks to why silicon valuey is so well represented on the list but not just by its women leaders, the "forbes" editor said they should have used that opportunity to have that part of the conversation. >> that becomes part of the story. >> and perhaps they could reconsider how they qualify those leaders for consideration. >> exactly. they couldn't be considered to be at the top of the list because there's not that many there. >> it's innovation, we talk about silicon valley all the time and the one woman who made the list is from a not from traditionally innovative type company. >> right. >> did a great job. >> a lot of wom

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the editor of forbes said it is driven by data and methodology.he magazine said for leaders to be considered they must be the chief operating officer or founder of the company. and they must lead public companies worth $10 billion or more. forbes add that women are poorly represented at the top of the largest corporations. [ bell ] >>> the opening bell of the new york stock exchange where the dow is up 19 points right now. and stocks erase gains today as microsoft led a decline in tech stock offsetting optimism around the u.s./china tried relations. >> miss independent kelly clarkson begins her new talk show right here on nbc bay area this afternoon and let's say it is so big that we might just throw a rock into your afternoon plans. [ applause ] >> do you smell what the rock is cooking? that is the way johnson will join her for her big debut and if you think it is all about talking, no, tunes involved as well. the top selling artists plans to begin every show with a song and not her songs. janelle wang sat down with her ahead of the premiere and

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steve forbes joins us, chairman of forbes media.ing down full time to florida from new york? a lot of people are thinking about it obviously. >> actually doing it. certainly in my neighborhood, home state of new jersey, a lot of people have done it. i haven't done it yet, why every financial advisor i talked to, examine your head you shouldn't live in this state because of high taxes. several years ago, hedge fund manager moved down to florida. blew 140 million-dollar hole in new jersey's budget. democrats spun it he wanted to be close to his mother. i'm sure he did and liked the extra 140 million he saved. connell: he loved his mom. i'm reading through, flashing numbers on the screen, reading through announcements, wonder how much you can save until you were talking about as well. high earners i read, making 650,000 a year, you can save almost 70 grand a year. that is real money. >> it is not just the money, the hassle of filing taxes going after you. new york state has become very ferocious. if you step in the state they call you

there is forbes media chairman. steve forbes.n, i wonder whether the democratic primary voters how will you pay for it question? it should generally matter in general but should you have that conversation in the primary? >> this is a test how you respond to it. connell: yeah. >> the democrats really don't care. they're mad at colbert for daring to ask the question and pursuing it like that. journalists are not supposed to do that apparently, even comedians. she didn't handle it well. bernie sanders came out said, yes he is for putting taxes on the middle class but they will be better off, take his word for it. but she had to try to hedge. and if you look at europe where they do have the single-payer government plans, what do they have all there? higher income taxes. they have vats which are is super sales taxes. imagine 20, 25% sales tax, middle class. that is what awaits you. these countries have triple payroll taxes. these countries, 40 to 50% payroll taxes versus 15% that we have here in the united states. our fica taxes. conn

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joining me is steve forbes, kristina partsinevelos, scott martin and steve ford. democrat oregon senator ron wyden turning up the heat on facebook, demanding its ceo, mark zuckerberg, face the consequences of his company's privacy violations, saying this in an interview that's published today. quote, mark zuckerberg has repeatedly lied to the american people about privacy. i think he ought to be held personally accountable, which is everything from financial fines to and let me underline this, the possibility of a prison term, end quote. let's bring in fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. judge, tech crunch just coming out with a new data breach, 419 million records of several data bases worldwide have been released and they said the server on which this data base was located was not protected by a password and furthermore, anybody could have found access to the data base. that gives more fuel to the fire of whether or not somebody like zuckerberg could be held personally liable and go to jail as a result of these releases. >> well, this is g

and yes, it was incredible, doctor ruja as she was called, you saw her in forbes and on forbes magazine for forbes bulgaria. —— eight paid advertisement. advertisement for forbes bulgaria. —— eight paid advertisementm looks really legitimate. this is the thing. when you get some new technology that's complicated, that is what has happened in this woman, imean, she is what has happened in this woman, i mean, she is pretty incredible, actually, the woman behind this. doctor ruja. and part of the podcast is trying to find out where she has gone because incredibly, it sounds impossible in this day and age, she creates this currency, over 4 billion euros is invested in this, i mean it's an incredible amount of money and then in 2017, it was october 2017, she takes a flight from bulgaria to athens and she disappears. and nobody has seen her since. has she got the money, where is the money? well this is another part of the story, of course, trying to follow the money around. you know how these international money flows were because this was all over the world, 175 countries, people have invest

in there named john forbes kerry secretary of state john forbes kerry you'll find opium money his great grandfather was an opium dealer. how big was opium money opium money built the 1st industrial city in the united states lol massachusetts it built the 1st 5 railroads in the united states opium money all over the east coast but it wasn't talked about it was called the china trade and if you go to various museums you can see teas and silks . exhibited and they keep quiet about all that big opium money. in the scramble to get opium money china was invaded and colonized by britain and the other imperial power was. far anomalies grab the whole swathes of china. this is the american army in tiananmen square peking in 1900. great cities like shanghai were taken over and declared concessions and foreigners lived a life of privilege and luxury amidst terrible poverty imposed on the chinese. resistance known as the boxer rebellion was put down with the savagery. this rape of china set the tone for how china was perceived in the west well into the 20th century. this is the distinguished histori

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i agree with you there. >> kevin, steve forbes here. look at your crystal ball.is the next big disruptive thing coming along? i'm old enough to remember back in caveman days ibm dominated the world. then came mini computers and the pcs and the company really went down in the early 90s. what are the big disruptive technologies you see coming along where the market will affect it rather than blustering politicians? >> the obvious one is artificial intelligence. i think every business plan we get has an obligatory ai element to it. usually it is not -- ai is very debatable. i think people overestimate the power of ai where we are today, but clearly artificial intelligence is going to revolution nice a lot of industry. -- revolutionize a lot of industry. the other one is just vertical -- basically every industry is becoming a technology company. you know, whether it's fintech, or construction tech, or anything else. technology is leverageable. humans are not. every industry will go through a transformation if it hasn't already done so. david: we need to leave it at t

joining me, scottie martin, steve forbes, gary kaltbaum and liz peek. house democrats are debating this week on whether to vote on a new measure that would shore up and expand the social security program and they would pay for it by none other than raising payroll taxes. the proposed tax increase would reportedly raise more than a trillion dollars over the next decade. so gary, i feel like i already know the answer but do you think this is the solution to social security, depleting over the next 35 years or so, so isn't this something we've got to do? >> hate it. kristina: i knew it. >> let me say this. they created this ponzi scheme many years ago where workers put money into something, where they said it was going to be in a lockbox and they ended up taking the money to where workers now that retired only get paid by the workers of today. they forgot to plan on demographics going forward so what do they do? go after the citizenry and go after the dollars and go after the wealth and turn it into another big gigantic redistribution of wealth. one gentle

first, growing backlash this morning against forbes magazine list of the 100 most innovative leaders. the problem with that, just one, just one of the 100 leaders named is a woman. that is barbara wentworth, ceo of ross stores. >>> randall lane said the list was an opportunity to examine a bigger issue. he says this pool, they are totally represented at the top of the corporations and are even worse. we should use this molt to delve into the bigger problem. >> i would like to argue yes, the pool is shallow, but there are still a lot of qualified candidates and as a gesture of forbes, i would like to offer a suggestion. noble prize winner dr. francis arnold who came up with a process to dechemical iize toxi spills. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhh, you're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visi

europe this year and their software is installed on more than half of the companies listed in the forbes $500.00 list and they also have a instalments on 2000000 a 2000000000 machines worldwide and it just shows that germany's not without its tech investors and tech entrepreneurs and so one of the tech investors how did in terms of how i.p.o. i.p.o.'s go how did this one go. well in terms of the price and then go all that well yes it's successful but the share price a little bit too ambitious 26 year olds $25.00 the share price dropped below that mark when officials trading started but you know you couldn't have had a better climate a better atmosphere than this i.p.o. there are about 300 of the 800 staff assembled here and when the big bell started ringing by the big shots on the podium all the employees took out a little bell it was a great picture to see i've never seen anything like it and shared and running away . with the bounce in frankfurt thank you very much for that update. and we stay the tech sector because if you believe many economists the future of payments will be cashles

steve forbes? >> watch the china trade talks, not the federal reserve.ly. it's good to see maybe something's good coming for agriculture. if the president separates the trade from national security, then we are making a deal with the devil. maria: not good. dagen? >> from a trump supporter on twitter, tennessee garden girl, president trump seems to forget that a lot of seniors rely on savings. low interest rates means less to live on. during the obama years, seniors suffered the most. remember that. your voting bloc. zero interest rates, not good. punishing people who have done the right thing and saved their money. maria: wow. we have been faced with that for years now. great to see everybody. good show today. thank you so much. always a pleasure to see you. come back soon. have a great day, everybody. "varney & company" begins right now. stu, take it away. stuart: good morning, maria. good morning, everyone. question, what do you get when there's favorable china trade news? the near certainty of a fed rate cut soon. virtually no inflation, no yield cur

more stories on our website www dot com forbes trust a shop that's at the very relieved you know with images of broken go women hundreds of thousands of while living as refugees from bangladesh i think that they're from . the us and it's as if they are you don't need to keep a little old for the older gretchen home the 4th time for the most recent medellin colombia that was the bottom of the fannies at the nasa dragon was word called the home. to the real books on. the middle and i'm just the brand new w from the bottom of the book it's personal it's device and it's about topics that affect us all pollution climate change and the turn. call in the 1st chapter. of the. could be a deal to connect east and west about the hong kong exchange is promising with a surprise bid to buy redundant stock exchange will tell you what a takeover could mean. also on the show you're young and live in the city do you really need your own com our reporter goes to the front foot on the show to see if he can beat persuaded. that india promises to be a multi $1000000000.00 market but e-commerce soup thomaso

maria: unbelievable. >> congressman, steve forbes here.way the republicans can force a vote on this whole inquiry thing. usually one committee or the judiciary committee conducts such an investigation. now six or 10 committees are doing it. how can you force a vote so people go on record, are you for this crazy thing or not. >> minority leader mccarthy yesterday afternoon tried to force the vote on the floor at the end of the day. >> can you attach riders to bills that democrats might like? >> well, you know, we can always attempt to do those things and we will attempt to do those things to make sure that they're on record. but the majority has enough process and procedure that protects them from that. they'll table the motion or something like to protect themselves from having to vote which is what they did yesterday afternoon. they tabled the motion so they never had to vote on the motion. we're told they're at 217 and potentially 218. so we ought to know where they stand. listen, everybody in the country should know where the representa

it allowed me to create a magazine and it got the attention of steve forbes. steve jobs, his better angels came out. imagine what he would have been and could have been in a society where you didn't have the free end prize. david: literally billions of people's lives have even i am measurably improved because of the iphone. the other thing is if you are a nasty s.o.b. you mayen successful in the short run, but in the long run your reputation catches up with you and your customers and employees will abandon you. >> that's absolutely true. angry customers can get on the internet and complain. and this nonsense that bernie sanders puts out there about companies ex employing their workers. every company today has to compete were workers at this low unemployment rate. there are rating systems like glass door that allow anybody to see how well a company treats its employees. there is a competition for companies to do the right thing. david: then there is the issue of pure charity self. you think people like david koch. the hundreds of millions of dollars that he gav

>> lastly, ask you about forbes magazine in a little trouble. >> "forbes" magazine in a bit of trouble releasing 100 innovative leaders, 99 men, 1 woman and you scroll to 75 to see her name, the ceo barbara rentler. how does something like this happen? how -- how are people not, like -- um -- one woman? >> i don't know. there are clearly so many women ceos who are innovators. you could put together a list with only one woman on it is shocking and shame on them, but what i will say is they have apologized and they think that's important as we're on the journey to equality. i think recognizing when you make a mistake and committing to do better is a big part of the journey, part of getting it right. >> rachel thomas. thank you so much. a pleasure. >> thank you. >>> mow to the breaking news. the trump administration taking new step stos roll back clean water protections put in place by president obama. we explain. >>> plus a triple crown controversy. so the 20108 winning horse reportedly failed a drug test, 2018, but the horse's trainer is fighting

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where it's most upsetting is forbes knows this, okay? forbes women is a tremendous platform.cipated in it, i have. >> absolutely. >> and when you see a women's group not get to be part of the overall mission of an organization, well, that turns that women's group into the pink getto. come on, forbes! you know better! do better! >> it's a dynamic piece. we'll be reading it at knowyourvalue.com and you have a new podcast coming out today, modern ruhles, compelling conversations in culturally complicated times. and yes, they are. stephanie, thank you. we'll see you at 9:00 a.m., right after "morning joe." thank you. >> thanks, mika. >>> still ahead, the president tries to fire up supporters in north carolina, saying democrats will wipe out his record if elect elected. we'll break down his re-election message, maybe that record, as well. >>> plus, a new report contradicts the president's claim that he has nothing to do with the scottish air force that sent flight crews to his nearby golf resort. "morning joe" is back in two minutes. ort. "morning joe" is back in two minutes. you

according to "forbes" britney earned $30 million in 2018, $34 million in 2017. >> this is the definition drama. >>> let's move on to demi lovato because she just gave us the word of the year and i love it -- cellu-lit. ♪ what's wrong with being what's wrong with being confident ♪ >> demi says she's "tired of being ashamed" of her body, and instagrammed this pic in a leopard print bikini to her 73.7 million followers, writing, "this is my biggest fear. a photo of me in a bikini unedited. and guess what, it's cellu-lit." ♪ baby i'm sorry not sorry ♪ >> the 27-year-old singer also admitted that these other pics from her bora bora vacation in may were photoshopped. quote, i hate that i did that but it's the truth. demi's always been super open with "e.t." about her struggle with body image and eating disorders. >> when i was going through puberty and i had all of a sudden these curves on my body and i remember thinking, oh, my god, what do i do with this, you know what i mean, and that is when my eating disorder really started. >> when i feel lonely, my heart feels hungry and then i end up b

heart is forbe's highest paid stand up comedian. wishing him a quick recovery. let's all spend him positive energy and healing thoughts. and the father of jerod black says black will undergo back surgery. it's still unclear at this point who called for help and why heart went home first. we reached out to heart's representative but have not heard back. >>> new research shows losing a moderate amount of weight could reverse the erect it is of obesity on the heart, previous studies have shown bare reat rick surgery can relieve diabetes immediately. studied if heart health could also be reversed with weight loss. >> what we saw was pretty astonishing, these people had fewer heart attacks and strokes and there was a 41% reduction in the rate of mortality of death. >> patients who lost weight and had better diabetes control and used fewer medications, more study is needed to confirm these findings. >>> let's get a check of the labor day forecast, warming up out there. >> for sure kenny and michelle. a beautiful afternoon across the bay area on this labor day. you can

dan alexander and the team at "forbes" have been piecing that information together. >> it's a business with a lot of tentacles, and everywhere you look you find conflicts. >> how do you do it? at the heart of it, how do you figure out if donald trump has conflicts of interest that strike at the heart of american democracy? >> donald trump has to list, hey, i own this skyscraper. but he doesn't have to say anything about how the actual business works. and so what we get to do is say, okay, let's go over to that skyscraper, let's figure out who's inside the building, then let's call up all those companies, let's figure out how much they're paying. >> what their secretary footage is? >> what their square footage is. boot over boot measure one end to the other end. >> did you think when you were going to start looking into trump's conflicts you would basically going to be -- >> a vagabond wandering around his properties? no, i did not imagine. it's absurd but this is the way you have to figure out who's paying the president of the united states. >> dan and his colleagues use their findings

the dublin, california all female facility has been nicknamed club fed and "forbes" once called it onef america's ten cushiest prisons. why? it's pretty relaxed. there are no bars and inmates can watch tv until 11:45 p.m. on the weekends. they can also check out and use hair care items like blow dryers and curling irons. there's a sun bathing deck for weekends. famous former inmates include patty hearst and hollywood madam heidi fleiss. >> you have the right to remain silent. >> the former desperate housewife was sentenced friday in boston and we hear it's having a major impact on the other high profile defendant in the admissions scandal, lori loughlin. the 55-year-old actress turned down a plea deal and a source tells "e.t." she's now incredibly panicked and, quote, has nightmares about what's to come and has been living with constant anxiety. >> lori's case dealt with $500,000. felicity huffman's was only $15,000. in the eyes of the court that matter. >> legal expert rachel stockman says it mi too late for lori to cut a deal with prosecutors. >> unless that means jail time, i don't

forbes' take on that. >> well, i don't, because we have been through an impeachment environment before when we had a republican congress, and things got done. so, one, i think there is a chance usmca could get done before year end. actually, i was in washington last week before this whole impeachment process began, and both sides of the aisle were hoping that they could rectify -- there were about four or five issues, and they helped toectify it before year end. those four or five issues have not been rectified, i think it has zero to do with an impeachment inquiry. ashley: people would argue that democrats are so focused of getting rid of donald trump, that they're not doing the business of legislating. drug prices, infrastructure, trade deals. i mean, these are the things rather than continue to shout russia, russia, russia, get on the with the -- >> ashley, you're giving me a big softball here, because congress, the house has passed, like, 200 bills that are sitting on the senate desks. so if you ask about why things are not getting done, it's in the republican-led senate. there are

according to forbes, that climate leadership council is here to scam people out of paying attention. it was started by oil companies. you should ask your guest about that. see has let down -- listening toare the segment we started off talking about the background, but go ahead for your comment. caller: anybody who wants to charge oil companies $40 per 10 of carbon dioxide should be charged with attempted genocide. guest: i think we should base climate policy on sound economics, and the economic entirely aligned behind the premise that the most cost-effective climate solution is to put a price on carbon. that's why that is the basis of our plan for there's no question that will be the basis of any bipartisan climate solution. host: from massachusetts, the republican line, sheila. good morning. i hope you won't cut me off. what is the exact amount of co2 that should be allowed, and how long do you suppose it would take to change the entire atmosphere so that we are carbon free, and then what happens to agriculture and life and we totally eliminate and play games with carbon? this is li

in response, "forbes'" editor says their methodology was flawed. you think? -- try to learn from this. they changed the silhouette to a woman's but still had no photo. when i saw this, it just -- so many layers and levels of wrong. >> of what were you thinking? >> what were you thinking? you -- you guys know all the planning that goes into making up these lists. >> yes. i can't believe somebody didn't raids a manned and go -- raise a hand and go, what the? >> it's one of those things that reveals the truth of how they're thinking about the world. they're default set. they're biased in all this. >> "forbes" apologized and promised to do better. i think that's a good start. i think lesson learned for a lot of companies who were thinking about there kind of thing. -- about this kind of thing. >> for that to happen in this time. >>> former gymnast and sexual assault survivor rachael denhollander set off one of the largest investigations of its kind in u.s. history. she was the first to publicly accuse former usa gymnastics team dr. larry nassar of abuse. came tha

>>joining us live now to talk about this bill is gig economy expert and forbes contributing editor. >>ryan that ryan before we dig into the specifics of this bill just kind of briefly tell us what a gig economy is we're talking mike like freelance workers at it. >>being most commonly your date on beijing very door dash he was driving there because economy goes far beyond that you've got companies like up work and fiber lot of people that have video development graphic design build ago and so there are on a one off or maybe a short-term project faith that that's not a full and play but that independent contractor. >>you're saying that this could potentially cost them $90 million but how could it help improve wages. at the same time. >>a 3 conversation that happening right now, and invariably endured actually implant they have talked about putting $90 million into lobbying. it the current 85 present in i think agree today and now the governor that and one other thing that we're off the thing is really the benefit to the big gig workers. they are really rallying in advocating couldn't

forbes in time for asian relations between iran and the united states there was talk about rouhani and trump maybe meeting at the u.n. general assembly later this month there was talk the u.s. president even easing sanctions on iran john bolton was fired as his national security advisor all that happened last week and now we have these attacks and it's changed everything what do you make of that. let's see what's going to happen next week in new york you never know but from you see the iranians in a weak position which could use the fact that the world markets need more oil and which they could use to jump in which is not likely with trump but i think there is still the possibility of not complete escalation but to to get both sides close on the table because don't forget the iranian foreign minister was at the g 8 summit in france yes france is a player which is not to be forgotten and maybe france could use its contacts in iran to find a settlement which is not a complete military usually that is happening before there is a full fledged military conflict happening president tom tonig

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