emily: arianna huffington, ceo of drive will, cofounder of the huffington post.on bloomberg, do not miss a conversation with the author behind moneyball and the big short. he joins daybreak america on his newest book, the undoing project. coming up, we discussed the impact of brexit and trump. but that will have on the tech sector. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: facebook's oculus came out with its long-awaited hand controllers this week, called touch. this is meant to let gamers use their hands while wearing the headsets, creating an even more immersive virtual experience. the ceo of set down with charlie rose this week and spoke about how the potential for vr goes far beyond video games. >> imagine if medical students in their o d they are studying could put on a pair of glasses and could do simulated surgery again and again. on that long, they could run through dozens of procedures and continue to get better, all in just a dorm room. this will allow us to advance some us after the than may have just off of textbooks or a screen. emily: you can catch the full inter

arianna huffington joins us in venture and fake news. should act faster gainst online hate speech or face laws that will face their hand. a voluntarily code of conduct and support e.u. egulators to respond to the challenge of insuring that offer platforms do not opportunities for illegal hate speech to spread virally. review the majority -- now six months later, empg regulators say the companies reasoned living up to their and 40 cases are addressed in less than 24 hours. microsoft, youtube and shaved are creating a database of the severe terrorist their they remove from site. discussing the problems as they ry to balance regulation and free speech, michael in palo alto and in san francisco all berlin, bloomberg's caroline. > they want to see legislation to force the hand. companies, 40% of the alerts, have been in place in the tackled in ths, 40% 24 hours. much more in 48 hours. they're saying, look, it's not can't do it, you aren't putting enough resources behind it. should be able to put more resources behind this. is notable, no wond

emily: that was arianna huffington.s said to be pressing hollywood studios for faster access to movies. this is according to people familiar with the matter. 21st century fox, warner bros. and universal have all confirmed they are looking for high priced home movie rentals shortly after they open in theaters. some studios are dealing with apple itunes as an option. could a new era for nintendo be upon us? mario is jumping to your iphone. will this be a bold enough move for nintendo to stay competitive? this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: this week, fitbit acquired software rights from the struggling company pebble. it is mainly about hiring the software startup engineers and getting intellectual property. fitbit didn't disclose terms. but this debt exceeds this amount. turning now to the video game world, 2016 has been a year of transformation for nintendo. the company made its jump into gaming with the launch of its cap. and then, the cultural phenomenon that was pokemon go. then, nintendo stole the spotlight at an apple produ

when we acquire the "huffington post," it had 20 to 30 million users.he day she left, it was 170 million to 200 million. over 200 million users. so i think that almost any metric, it was u.s.-only now in 15, going to 16 countries overall. almost metric you look at it from where we bought it to when arianna left has been a huge success. i have a close personal relationship with arianna, her family, her daughters, her sister. and i think that i didn't read the "vanity fair" article, my guess is that you know, there's people in the media business love the drama and it's not, it's not show friends, it's show business. and you know our business with "huffington post" has done really well, it's a huge group of talented people. and i think we are going to aggressively pursue china becoming the number one -- trying to become the number one news provider in the world and i think yahoo news people are also really talented. i think the combination of what we've put together, arianna's original vision to where the "huffington post" is today, to where it's going to

emily: that was arianna huffington.s said to be pressing hollywood studios for faster access to movies. fox, warner bros. and universal have said they are looking for high priced home movie rentals shortly after studios. some are dealing with an option with apple itunes as an option. could a new era for nintendo be upon us? a bold enough move for nintendo to stay competitive? ♪ .mily: this week, -- pebble is it mainly about hiring the engineers.artup fitbit didn't disclose terms. but this debt exceeds this amount. turning now to the video game world. this has been a year of transformation for nintendo. intoompany made its jump nintendo. and then, the phenomenon that was pokemon go. nintendo stole the spotlight with the surprise announcement from tim cook. ofplease welcome the father mario. afirst solo game. exclusively on apple's ios with some industry members saying it will be an even bigger hit than pokemon go. the nintendo president joins us from new york to talk about the upcoming launch. we are working very hard wi

arianna huffington: huffington:"which is really a charging station that looks like a bed."it has 10 charging ports...enough for a smart phone orgy. your ablets slide underneath. the idea is to ban the phone from your bed. arianna huffington:"this phone bed belongs outside everybody's bedroom."jeanne moo: moos:"of course you could splurge and get both the phone bed and the leather rock." combine the two and let your stone sleep like a rock. jeanne moos c-n-njimmy kimmel: pouch for 85 dollars, it had better look like this."new york. nordstrom didn't return cnn's requests for comment ...and it's unclear if the department coming up--- t-mobile is ck.3 trying to ?top the competition.?we'll tell you about the company's new it's not every day that you see a tow truck towing a tow truck.but that was the situation in minot, north dakota yesterday.wind gusts nearing 50 miles per hour created massive snow drifts.. and dangerously reduced visibility for drivers.several roads in the town were closed after vehicles got stuck and drivers just left them in the middle of the street. 3 ((???

arianna huffington: "as a ritual you tuck them in." two items so unique, comedians don't even hae laugh.... jimmy kimmel: "this is what they call a medium leather wrapped stone laughter ."it had folks stumped. "is it from somewhere special at least...i-e the moon...somewhere, anywhere?" nope, nordstrom says it's just a smooth los angeles-area stone wrapped in rich, vegetable tanned leather created by artist peter maxwell. even the store guessed at its purpose..."a paperweight? a art?" jimmy kimmel: "it looks like a baked potato in leather pants laughter ."the rock's own parody account tweeted "already wearing my lederhosen." and if the 85-dollar medium is too pricey, there's a 65-dollar small. oops. both sold out at nordstrom on line. it's the upscale version of the pet rock from the 70s that came in a cardboard carrier with air holes.... nat sound: "oh he's nice looking too." unlike the pet rock, the 100-dollar phone bed has a crusader arianna huffington calls it "goodnight smartphone." arianna huffington: "which is really a charging

thank you for joining at the huffington post. thank you forjoining us. we are hearing so many tributes to carrie fisher. how is she being remembered? there are two schools of thought, of course the dedicated star wars fan base which is worldwide and tireless and has been devoted now for four decades and will show no signs of abating with the tragic news today. i'm sure more people will make sure they go to see the star wars original trilogy, summoning tributes will be coming in. fans will be wanting to make their feelings felt. so there are those people in the world and then all the other people who love her as being one of the few remaining old hollywood stars, with her parents debbie reynolds of course and the star wars role was not the most defining thing about which is extraordinary when you considerjust how defining that was. what would she have been proud of, because everyone immediately thinks about star wars but she was involved in so much more. she was the first to laugh at the sheer power of what she really tookjust to laugh at the sheer power

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thank you for joining at the huffington post. thank you forjoining us.are two schools of thought, of course the dedicated star wars fan base which is worldwide and tireless and has been devoted now for four decades and will show no signs of abating with the tragic news today.

i write for breitbart, huffington post, the wall street journal. i have seen people say things on the huffington post against israel that are absolutely despicable. you once wrote even the most respected jew of our time sometimes covers over je wewish behavior. we've all made comments -- >> sorry, criticizing -- who i also called a hero. >> i don't think my criticism, for not being critical enough of israel's occupation in the west bank is the same as glorifying the confederate flag or saying that women should -- >> one at a time. >> -- who suffer sexual harassment online should simply get offline. >> i wouldn't defend any of that. i'm simply saying if you take a nobel peace laureate, say he's covering over jewish occupation -- >> i'm just wondering, i just want to get to the specifics of what you said. you staid you write for all these different organizations. >> yes. >> none of those organizations, ariana huffington ever said i am the platform for some racist group. steve bannon has said that he is a platform for the alt-right. >> and i would cha

except if you are president-elect donald trump. 16 letters obtained by the huffington post show trump berating the first minister between 2011 and 2013. the focus of his outrage, a proposed wind farm off the coast and in eye sight of the aberdeen golf course. in the letter, trump called the plan an ugly cloud hanging over the coastline of scotland. in another letter, he accused him of destroying the scotland economy predicting it will become a third world waste land that investors will avoid. trump known for personal insults did not shy away saying ice try will remember him as mad alex. the man who destroyed scotland. when threats did not work, the president-elect shifted gears, vowing he would be the biggest cheerleader if he changed his stance. trump received a response saying i don't expect you to support the development, but i hope this letter helps you understand the importance we place on the industry's great potential. there is no love lost between the two. he expressed his views on trump to cnn's max foster. >> once, twice, three times a loser is mr. trump. he fought this in t

jeff bezos and arianna huffington are all doing one simple thing. we will tell you what it is next.erosity is its own form of power. you can handle being a mom for half an hour. i'm in all the way. is that understood? i don't know what she's up to, but it's not good. can't the world be my noodles and butter? get your mind out of the gutter. mornings are for coffee and contemplation. that was a really profound observation. you got a mean case of the detox blues. don't start a war you know you're going to lose. finally you can now find all of netflix in the same place as all your other entertainment. on xfinity x1. >>> five suspects who tried to detonate a bomb outside manila this week wanted to be accepted by isis. the police in the fiphilippines said if it exploded, it would have caused heavy damage. the terror alert level in the philippines has been raised following the attempted attack. more security check points and random searches of vehicles. >>> the united nations is putting the world on notice that syria and eastern aleppo is on the way of becoming a giant graveyard. a desper

appropriate title tonight, globe editorial director of "huffington post." tell me shuttle commander, what it was like to meet john glenn and what he meant to you. >> john glenn was a hero of mine from the earliest days, as far back as i can remember. he had the career i always dreamed of, fighter pilot during world war ii and then test pilot and astronaut. so meeting him in the astronaut gym and working out with him was a real thrill for me and he just fulfilled every expectation i ever had of somebody that lived up to it. >> let's do a couple things. we didn't think we'd do it on the occasion of tragedy like this, the death of a man at 95 but a great man. how come guys like you are laughing as they're going into the spacecraft and about to take off? everything can go wrong, it has gone wrong and you're all chuckling away. how do you do that psychologically? >> you've been training for the mission for so long, you come downstairs, it's like coming downstairs on christmas morning. this is going to be great, i can't wait. my only worry was would i screw up? i

not e-mailing, but huffington post and everybody move their money and some number did, a big number, but very, very small percentage and it's significant. and we have millions of people on the e-mail list and e-mail them, tiny, tiny numbers of people click on the link and all they do is click on the link, get a number and make a call and didn't have to dial. we were going to dial for them and so few people did it. and we say yes. >> actually been successful with this. i'm going to ask you to pass the mic on. but the debt collective which came out of occupy has built real organization among people with very big college debts, particularly from some of the for-profit colleges like corinthian which went out of business. it's hard work, but they have figured out how to build real community among students who carry this kind of albatross -- >> well, and then -- >> to buy back some of that debt on the dollar and liberate people from it which is a very exciting kind of model. >> yeah. and there were a couple times in american history where this actually worked. there was, you know, the popu

arianna huffington. >> we love having you. >> beep, beep. beep. i feel his pain. because it's the same thing. you know, wake up at 2:00 in the morning. when i'm awake, i don't go back to sleep. the wheels are going. so what happens? how do you get past that? >> well, first of all, you need to look at all the new science that tells us that when we do that, we are not just less healthy but less effective as leaders. if we look at the leadership connection, the mckenzie group did a study that was published in the harvard business review. the connection between effective leadership and sleep deprivation because your cognitive performance goes down, your impulse control goes down, your decision making is impaired. when we launched the thrive global media platform, we had an approach from jeff bezos, it was why my sleeping ate hours a night is good for amazon shareholders. leaders need to make the connection. >> how much sleep a night? >> well, unless you have a genetic mutation, and 1.5% of the population does and they can do great

amanda terkel, senior political reporter, politics managing editor for the "huffington post."hanks for joining us. appreciate it. >>> in the waning days of a brutal 2016, some things you may have already forgotten. >>> plus tonight's thing one, thing two starts right after this break. >>> thing one tonight, during the election we had a segment called trump's last ten. which was our attempt to keep up with the absolute flood of donald trump controversies. things that had any other candidate said or done probably would have ended their campaign. things like, i don't know, accusing ted cruz's father of helping jfk's assassin, lying about donating a million dollars to veteran charities until he was caught four months later, urges russia to hack hillary clinton's e-mail saying he'd try americans at guantanamo, or claiming president obama sympathizes with isis and literally founded isis, just to name a few. we started keeping and updating a list, the last ten outrageous controversies. as new controversies drove the news cycle they wouldn't eclipse past controversies that deserve mor

huffington post. he has been writing a lot about russia in recent days and he joins us now. thank you for coming on. >> happen to be with you. >> i want to quote something a couple days allege that i read in the huffington post. you said there is substantial evidence that russia stole the election for donald trump. what is that evidence that they stole the election? >> first of all, i do not go beyond keith olbermann, in fact, a lot of that is certainly hyperbole. >> well, russia stole the election. >> clearly didn't affect the election. that's ridiculous. we hardly ever hear mention in the media that hillary clinton won by 2.8 million votes in the real vote. the three states that put trump over the top in the electoral college by a total of a little over 80,000 votes. and if anyone thinks that the -- what the russians were doing in terms of the emails released through wikileaks intended to damage hillary and they obviously did and to a great extent were not enough to get 80,000 votes moved in the direction of trump away from hillary, i don't know what they're thinking. >> h

sam stein is political editor for the huffington post. hugh hewitt is the host of the hugh hewitt show on the salem radio network. great to be here in person with you in d.c. i'm going to let you play armchair psychiatrist. donald trump won the election, the electoral college certified him. why does he seem, sam, to be so bothered by this popular vote number? >> it's a great question. i think newt is right there. he won by the rules that you play the game and he's president and there's no way to take that away. if you are going to say it matters it's only to the extent that he can claim a mandate which is sort of this symbolic thing because if you win you'll pursue your agenda regardless. why does it bother him? >> the election denieser don't bother him. the election deniers are on every cable show bringing up this irrelevant fact she did win by a lot in the popular vote. he's concerned about a.p. test takers. every the popular vote comes up someone gets a 2 or 1 on the test because they think it matters. he responds to the news. when we

sam sign is editor at the huffington post and carolyn ryan is at the "new york times."hink nothing occupies real estate in the mind of donald trump like the "new york times." he came up as a queens-based businessman and had theed alation of the times. do you expect the times do to scare have a particularly volatile relationship with donald trump? >> i think we do have a freighted relationship. i think you're right. he almost resents the power even as he covets the approval of the "new york times." i think what is going on now there is sort of a testing of both sides. he's testing the immediamedia. they're suggesting they're going to shatter some of the tradition the white house press corps. enjoyed. and the media is, as you see in coverage, getting more aggressive and directly calling him out and pointing out inaccuracies and headlines making clear the things he's saying are not true. and feels like a testing period where everyone is taking the other person's measure. >> yeah. for a lot of people it might be a good thing. there's the attitude toward the presidency among

when she did that she was e-mailing -- wright on huffington post. everybody move their now.and some number of enemy did. >> a very a small personal. and that's the exact experience we just discussed, we had millions of people on our e-mail list, e-mailed thin tine numbers -- tiny number of's people could click on a link and that didn't even click. and so it took organizing and, we say, yes, cool technology called barnstroms and -- but it's just opening. this is how humanity works. boom are busy and -- people are busy and don't want to waste their time on something that will never take off. so you have to get them into a room or communicate with them virtually, in a way where they can see that it will take off, because you've got a strategy to make it take off and the see the other people participating and it's happening. >> been successful with this. -- building real organization among people with very big college debt. it's hard work but they have figured out how to build real community among students who carry this kind of albatross, and then to buy back that debt on the d

president obama facing a scathing critique by the politics editor of the left-leaning huffington postma is pretty much leaving his party in shambles, at least in significantly worse shape than when he first took office. we've got some hard numbers. we'll look at them and we will debate. he has a sharp wit, a winning smile, and no chance of getting an athletic scholarship. and that is why you invest. the best returns aren't just measured in dollars. ♪ ♪ rau ray harsh words about president obama's legacy from the senior politics editor of the left-leaning huffington post. sam signs saying despite the president's promise of hope and change, he actually left his party worse off than when he took office. watch. >> you look at the destruction of the democratic party under barack obama's leadership, and you have to wonder, you know, what was the political, what were the electoral benefits that he gave to the party? he leaves them in a much worse position. the states are decimated, they've lost control of the house and the senate, the governorships are questions mated. so, yeah, maybe he is,

he is the president of the organization and now is a regular at huffington post, and a piece on islam for the huffington post, and filipe herrera is the united states poet laureate so we have a very good group here, so we're going to miss joyce and we will be sure to protect her or preserve her legacy. [applause] >> so, again, before we depart for the reception, i just want to thank everyone for being so generous to bring yourselves to this space and celebration of the american book award, our winners this year and the before columbus foundation. so, thank you, for sharing your time with us this afternoon. and, again, for the winners of the award, if you could please join me on stage, tennessee reed would like to take some photographs of you as a group. if you like. you feel like carrying it? [inaudible conversations] >> again, thank you. tennessee, i'm going to turn it over to you. you're the director now. you let folks now. okay. thank you. >> right now on booktv from 2012, author steve coll reports on ex-so son mobile's influence in foreign affairs and bringous this program in ligh

amanda terkel, senior political reporter, politics managing editor for the "huffington post."hanks for joining us. appreciate it. >>> in the waning days of a brutal 2016, some things you may have already forgotten. >>> plus tonight's thing one, thing two starts right after this break. mone hundredts thousand times a day, sending oxygen to my muscles. again! so i can lift even the most demanding weight. take care of all your most important parts with centrum. now verified non gmo and gluten free. only new alka-seltzer plus justfree of artificial dyes and preservatives liquid gels delivers the powerful cold symptom relief you need without the unnecessary additives you don't. store manager: clean up, aisle 4. alka-seltzer plus liquid gels. the great north calls >>announout for heroes.waits... train your army and lay waste to your rivals! play vikings-war of clans-for free! dtry align junior probiotic.th digestive balance? so she can have a fraction dominating... status updating... hello-yellow-belt kind of day. get 24/7 digestive support with align junior. the #1 doctor recommend

that was the entertainment editor from the huffington post.bowes, is in la for us. how is she being remembered? people are remembering her very fondly indeed. they are saying that there are no words and they are devastated. william shatner said he was deeply saddened. those are the well—known names but thousands of other people are taking to social media to share their thoughts. this is something, the passing of a famous person, that is hitting home with so many people. she had fans from multiple generations, she had a new fan base and after appearing in the latest star wars films, the last of which was released last year. then there were those who could remember the original trilogy. she is remembered as someone who was multitalented, not just is remembered as someone who was multitalented, notjust a great actress but also a great writer. she was also a screenwriter, sometimes taking or berating other people's scripts. she was very good at that. she was very passionate about talking about her own problems and the demons she battled, but tryin

huffington post and buzz feed came out against this song. >> are they not listening to music right nows [bleep] better have my money. it is this idea young people, college students now are obsessed with this idea of consent and having everything 50/50. they rewrote the lyrics to make sure they have equal power in the song. that's not what romance is. >> this is meant to be a cutesy song and not a plan to seduce a woman. >> if you are following this as a blueprint this may be a problem. i don't think anybody is using it like that. >> the names of the characters are the mouse and wolf. this relationship is about as innocent as oj. >> report we wolves? >> she said no, no, no. what's in my drink? bill cosby should be covering. >> maybe it is because i am jealous, but "baby it's cold outside" is rapey and a little racist. "santa claus is coming to town." i know when you are sleeping and i know when you're awake. >> anthony, what's in this drink? i will tell you what is in the drink. she said i feel a little tiz sw y. she wants to know. she trusts herman to make her a nice drink. >> this is

sold through thrive global, arianna huffington's website dedicated to wellbeing the phone bed makes it easier for you to unplug. according to the website by giving our phones their own bed, we can say goodnight to our day and get the sleep we need to wake up fully recharged. which is just nuts. put it in a drawer. just walk away. walk away. chocolate lovers your dream has come true. nestle says it has found a way to make healthy chocolate. using only natural ingredients, researchers have found a way to structure sugar differently. by hollowing out the crystals, the maker of kit kat said each particle dissolves more quickly on the tongue, so less sugar can be used. but your tongue still perceives an almost identical sweetness, as before. the company expects to rollout the reduced sugar chocolate, sometime next year. i thought it was already healthy. that's what they say. that is good for you. the man who created the big mac has passed away. michael jim delligatti passed away yesterday. he invented the iconic mcdonald's two tiered burger at his uniontown, pennsylvania as the famous jingl

area and a huffington tried the banking mess to get people to move their money out of big banks. i don't remember that being successful. when arianne a did that she would email people, writing on the huffington post everybody move their money. some number either did, big number, small percentage and that is the exact experience we discussed where we have millions of people on our email list, tiny numbers of people click on the link and all they had to do was get a phone number and make a call and didn't even have to dial. so few people did it, it took organizing. we say yes, cool technology called barn storm but it is organizing and this is how humanity works, people are busy and don't want to waste time on something that clearly is not going to take off and they know it will not take off so what you have to do is get them into a room or somehow communicate with them virtually in a way where they can see it will take off because you got a strategy to make it take off and other people participate, you see it happen. >> they have been successful with this. >> the debt collectors wh

tomorrow, arrieta huffington -- arrieta . anna: taking a hit.dollar drops and asian stocks stay in positive territory after a rally in u.s. markets. another record high. cutting costs at credit squeeze. slashess banking giant its cost base in a bid to make the bank more resilient in difficult trading conditions. edging closer, the italian senate is expected to approach -- approve the nation's budget, clearing the way for the prime as they to step down continue talks to real and

that is "huffington post" poll, i will give you that. from "the new york times"? they have added more than 200,000 digital subscribers. i think that is paying customers who are going to read "the times" on line. that since late september. i mean could you say that donald trump is helping to save "the new york times," because, this increase in subscriptions is largely, i suspect it is because of trump? >> yeah, i think you're right. look, if you're on the left, and you are looking for common ground and you're looking for someone to give you aid and comfort with this monster coming on as president of the united states, it is rather natural thing you go to the "new york times" because that is going to be the outlet that will be attacking this man. it will give you comfort. so yeah, i see those numbers growing. i see cnn and others growing as well because of their opposition to trump, however, i see them being neutralized, and i see them being neutered again because donald trump will go around them, not talk to them, around he will communica

some websites such as "huffington post" picked up the original story and rewrote it without doing any additional reporting. but some blogs went further. >> so blogs started to say u that marching bands were b boycotting the parade, which wasn't necessarily true. >> later that same day, at least one facebook group took it a step further. not one high school marching band is willing to perform. >> which wasn't true and wasn't what my u initial story says. >> reporter: on december 15th, the notion was debunked that they staged an official boycott against trump. and noted the rumor is a sensational liezed and exaggerated version of a genuine news report. >> i was surprised by how quickly original reporting turned into what part-time wanted it to say. >> it is took only a day u to debunk the story. but we have no way of knowing where the clarification reached all the people who read and bloefed the distorted stories. we have posted some tips on our nbc washington app. >>> a tow truck driver now connected to a series of disruptive bomb threats. how investigators tracked him down and why he

touch political or liberal elite that exists, this whole northeast, i go to starbucks, i read "the huffingtoni was definitely not surprised by this. >> they better stop doing, politicly what do you think it is david? they mentioned a lot about the guy on mother jones mentioning fast food, he said trump eating fast food, just looking at that guy eating a burger, made people identify with him. >> fast food, if somebody lives in new york, walmart, walmart is the best. the thing is all of these liberals are like we can't have walmart in new york. you're not allowed. everything is so cheap. so why wouldn't you just cut out -- and people are like well, the small businesses. you go to these stores, it's like they're selling craft foods, nothing is small business. they're just middlemen, we all have to pay nine dollars for peanut butter because they think they're better than walmart. no, walmart is good. >> i bet you they haven't even been in a walmart. >> paul krugman saying they don't look down on country people, he calls them joe six pack. in new york, he is joseph chardonnay. >> michael, do you t

including a conversation with arianna huffington. aboute will be talking the presidential election.t conversation. and then we are joined by the founder of -- ventures. it will be an exclusive interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: in this edition of out of this world, japan watching supplies to the international space station. destroyed last week, shortly after liftoff. it was providing supplies. it will arrive on tuesday. and in san francisco, working with tech leaders to fight homelessness. it has been made worse by surging housing costs. the mayor says they plan to match $10 million in donations. that doesn't read this edition of "bloomberg technology." remember all episodes are live streaming on twitter. that is all for now. thank you for having me. emily chang is back on monday. this is bloomberg. ♪ . . announcer: this is "charlie rose." charlie: brian moynihan is here. he is chairman and ceo of bankamerica, the second-largest bank behind chase. bankamerica has success continues to hinge largely on the fate of the u.s. economy. the incoming trump administration has signaled

including a conversation with arianna huffington.ill be talking about the presidential election. tune in for that conversation. and then we are joined by the founder of -- ventures. it will be an exclusive interview. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: in this edition of out of this world, japan watching supplies to the international space station. the rocket was destroyed last week, shortly after liftoff. it was providing supplies. it will arrive on tuesday. and in san francisco, working with tech leaders to fight homelessness. it has been made worse by surging housing costs. the mayor says they plan to match $10 million in donations. that does it for this edition of "bloomberg technology." remember all episodes are live streaming on twitter. that is all for now. thank you for having me. emily chang is back on monday. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> the following is a paid advertisement for time life. >> who are you? >> what are all these people doing in my living room? >> he was america's clown prince. >> i never drink anymore or any less. anno

next on the show, arianna huffington.on scientific solutions to stress. ♪ . . ♪ from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. --rlie: we begin with china donald trump's unprecedented call what the taiwanese president has put u.s.-china relations into sharp focus. it was the first time since 1979 american and taiwanese leaders have spoken in a break from diplomatic practices. trump said it was a routine congratulatory call, but on sunday night, he criticized china's military and economic policies in a series of tweets. in china, and editorial warned the united states risked a

suggests mothers should not take jobs in white house, huffington post wrote, she slips up, says thatte house would be terrible place for women. suggests that men don't want their we'ves to work in the white house. >> amazing how this has been twisted. i know kellyanne, she is a good person, i admire her, she is a hard worker, and makes great strides in achievements in her career, she has 4 your honoyoung children, 12 and under, i fail to see the problem for her to put her children as a priority over having an opportunity to work in the white house. that is her choice. adam: before i ask you, i want everyone to listen to a response from m.s. conway this morning on stewart's program. >> the, is personal one, but, you know, i can't help but think this people are judging my politics, not my motherhood. i will note that some people have attacked me are moms, a lot who have are either child less interns born in 1990s or pictures too have cats at their twitter pictures, i am not going to lose my mind over people who attacked me with 140 characters. adam: that is a pretty good fla flap. with

so i'm waiting for president obama and everyone else to disvow the "huffington post."vertheles and more with you in the coming weeks and months as we follow the media bias that is -- following president-elect donald trump around. brett thank you so much. appreciate it. yes. stuart may be out. but that doesn't mean you're not writing in. that's a clever line. we have your suggestions for stuart's new year's solutions next. look at that smile. in just a few minutes the obama administration will defend their policies on israel. benjamin netanyahu clearly waiting for donald trump to assume office. more varney, next. ♪ guys, what's happening here? hey nicole, this is my new alert system for whenever anything happens in the market. kid's a natural. but thinkorswim already lets you create custom alerts for all the things that are important to you. shhh. alerts on anything at all? not only that, you can act on that opportunity with just one tap right from the alert. wow, i guess we don't need the kid anymore. custom alerts on thinkorswim. only at td ameritrade. ashley: now thi

at the huffington post. and ana marie cox. the esteemed. >> mad cat, mad kitty. >> where to begin. so the rallies have started. the guy who won with rallies is now back on the rally stage, where he calls home. >> yeah, you know, i half expected him to regale the crowd about how he saved the nfl, or how he saved delta airlines by buying the eastern shuttle and then destroying it and having to get rid of it and there by opening up the eastern corridor between new york and d.c. and making delta more profitable. it's really remarkable the way donald trump spins failure. and to your point, i'm really glad you said it. because he doesn't talk, anything he tweets becomes reality for much of the media, which is credulously reports what have he says as if it was true. so the carrier deal is exactly as you explained it. the removal of 1300 jobs, not just those 1300, but carrier has another facility not that far away that's also moving to mexico. so he was able to spin that, and then this idea that he's doing this thank you tour, and he goes to one of the parts of ohio that he lost. so he was

with the huffington post and an msnbc contributor is also here. first off to you there will be a trump tech summit. tell me who is going to be there and why it is important that they are there. >> reporter: this is definitely a who's who in the tech industry. we can go up and throw up the names we have for you. jeff bezos from amazon, oracle, tim cook apple, tesla, facebook, alphabet. this has not been a friendly group during the campaign. donald trump on many occasions attacked a number of the people who will be in the room including bezos. he accused him of avoiding taxes through the washington post which he owns. apple was hit on in some of the campaign rallies. the subject of the meeting is likely jobs. when you look at companies like apple, we have heard promises to open an apple factory, for example, here in the u.s. apple employees, a lot of people in china. a lot of companies have their money in offshore accounts and the president-elect has been hammering them for it. expect them to be the top topics in the meeting, katy. >> most were supp

. >> "the huffington post."ld trump said they put him in the entertainment section. >> sometimes i'm sorry isn't good enough. they need to change the way they report. >> bryan stelter said we need soul searching. >> the market is punishing them enough. >> but they don't deserve the white house press office. >>> coming up, president-elect trump tweeting the 18-year-old somali refugee who carried out the attack at ohio state on monday shouldn't have been allowed into the country. is he right? then a one on one hannity shoot out with geraldo rivera over trump's plan for extreme vetting. that's next. pay stubs and bank statements to refinance your home. or you could push that button. sfx: rocket launching. cockpit sounds. skip the bank, skip the paperwork, and go completely online. securely share your financial info and confidently get an accurate mortgage solution in minutes. lift the burden of getting a home loan with rocket mortgage by quicken loans. (whisper) rocket >>> at the time we are not aware of anyone els

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. >> "the new york times" -- "huffington post" said hillary clinton has a 92% victory before the election knew what was going to happen. why? because they were listening to what. the mainstream media. the mainstream media echo chamber. the ben rhodes, we need to feed the beast that is the echo chamber. >> that a good point. thank you for making it. >>> if you missed our earlier conversation with the senior writer at "news week" magazine, you're going to get a chance to see the best parts coming up. most important parts with centrum. now verified non gmo and gluten free. you're so cold, come in! what's wrong? it's dry... your scalp? mine gets dry in the winter too. try head and shoulders' dry scalp care it nourishes the scalp and... ...keeps you up to 100% flake free head and shoulders' dry scalp care that airline credit card yout? have... it could be better. it's time to shake things up. with the capital one venture card, you get double miles on everything you buy, not just airline purchases. seriously, think of all the things you buy. great...is this why you asked me to coffee? well yeah

jon: we saw it as -- so the headline for it on "the huffington post" would be, stewart eviscerates argumentsgainst gay marriage. and we would think of it as, "daily show" comes up with a somewhat humorous look at what they think is a hypocritical stance on personal freedoms. and that's the weight that it should be given. charlie: but you licked your chops when you saw hypocrisy like you had not seen before. if you thought it was hypocritical, you would just say -- jon: it was animated by visceral feelings, no question. because that's the stuff that -- this show is basically just -- if you imagine in general, and i hate to do this to your audience, i don't know if this is pbs, so, you want to go a -- to do a trigger warning, but, "the daily show" was a satirical expression of me sitting in front of my television in my underwear yelling at the television. now i just get to go back to doing that. chris: there's a point in the book where a lot of different people, among them a guy named leader inas been a pushing for health care for 9/11 first responders. charlie: the feel good foundation. chris

it looks like the web site of my former employer, "the huffington post." >> we did a series of storiesseveral residences contracted ebola. 6 million page views. >> reporter: that's huge. you stopped cold turkey or good? >> i'm good with that. i think it's kind of disappointing that it took president trump for news outlets to focus on this phenomenon. >> you say disappointing. who did you vote? >> hillary. >> fbi suspected. brown was a highly respected agent and likely liked in the community. is any of that true? >> not a single thing. totally fiction. >> reporter: three days before the election, half a million people saw this post. two days before, half a million people read about an fbi agent killing himself because of pressure from the clintons. how much did this post make you? >> likely around $8,000. goes to the writer. >> reporter: in your mind, is it worth it, 1.6 million people saw this and believed hillary clinton was involved in the murder/suicide. >> this is one i would probably take back. even to add, google closed the accounts running on the site. so even that money is gone