gotham: for sure. only are there so many platforms and so much content, but with steph curry in particular, he's very much on social media. his wife is very much on social media. finding that way, a story that feels fresh or some sort of perspective, that itself is a challenge. but i think it is also an opportunity. it is an amazing time. we are not bound by format, not bound by structure. it used to be that you do half hours or hours. now you figure it out as you go. there are so many platforms that, when you have something like this, there's a lot of places to go out into the marketplace like this. emily: we will watching this rollout and of course your work also contributed to by tom brady, michael strahan. thank you so much for joining us. coming up, udacity co-founder joins two discuss the new scholarship they are rolling out with facebook about deep learning and ai specifically tied to privacy. later, a digital startup that helps women employees better navigate family-planning. that is next. this

us now about a moment of your it's one thing for sweden to convert its my 2 ways between stockholm gotham back and mount but to roll the system out across europe there would need to be a common standard for electric trucks. it would be fantastic to have a standardized system across europe but the e.u. would have a big part to play with it. while persons hasn't made any concrete targets for electric my ability sweden wants to bomb combustion engines in new vehicles by 2030 . and over to africa being a farmer in kenya has never been easy now due to climate change it's even harder perhaps it's no surprise then that many farmers in kenya are swapping vulnerable crops for an unexpected alternative. these creepy crawlies could be making the thread for your next silk shirt so it has many commercial uses not least for making the famous textile of the same name and over the last few years silkworm farming has become something of a money spinner for kenyan farmers many are trying their hand at the practice known to seri culture as the turn away from more traditional crops like coffee and cotton tho

gotham is shook. tell me why. >> so shook.from ben affleck as batman, which people hated! so a lot of people are saying, they do not want to see robert pattinson become robert battinson. but he also, he does have some fans. some people have saying, wait and see. keep in mind, people were really upset about heath leverage bedg cast as the joker and that turned out phenomenally well. he won a posthumous academy award for it. don't assume he's going to sparkle just because he was in twilight. >> why do you think the movie-going public is so concerned about who goes to goth that man gotham? >> because the caped crusader, he's such a huge superhero. we're wedded to this character. we have been for many years. and people have arguments, ranking, what was the best batman versus what was the worst batman. i say, if we can't have christian bale back, let's just have an open mind. >> i wanted to ask you, because i know you've been marinating on this a little bit today. >> just a bit. >> of all of the batmen, who could be batman? who is

and brad gerstman, founding partner of gotham government relations. good to see you both.start with you. why joe biden, 35%, bernie in recent polling, 70%. everyone else in single digits. >> every democrat wants joe biden. it's like the hillary effect. everyone wanted that person had the experience, who had been there, the hanscom experience. someone who could take on the president. in a debate. but there are some problems, obviously, with biden. but i think this is where the democratic party really wants to be. not to that wild left. we want david, would you give me one second to follow-up with brad? he floats out there, may be kamala harris. her team didn't take that well. it marginalizes her both as a woman, as a person of color. what is he doing? >> he's doing what he does print are there gaps associated with joe biden? >> harris: was that a gaffe? i'm just saying. >> she might be running for vice president. >> harris: so could he! she said he could be hers, he's got the job experience. david? >> boy, blood in the water politically. june, 1987, joe biden begins running

into the 2020 election customer growth bring in our panel, brad gerstman's attorney and cofounder of gothamtrick griffin is a media consultant who previously worked for republican presidential campaigns. what do you, voters? how do they feel about it? >> they've been hearing it since before the election. they've been talking about how to write this around, hillary clinton losing, before he took the oath of office. it's not just been the two years that it's been investigated. it doesn't fall in peoria. literally. the problem is voters in new hampshire and iowa and early primary states want to talk about other things besides this. it's legal, it's confusing, and it's washington. one of the things donald trump is very effective narrator at saying, "look at what they're doing to undermine me." this is tougher nancy pelosi. she is smart, that's why she hasn't pursued this. >> melissa: within the states having these early primaries, is this an issue that pulls well? does seem democrats are saying the job is oversight and we can legislate and investigate at the same time customer do voters believe