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jack: my answer is finally. the federalyees defined benefit plan, their pension fund so to speak. the largest defying pension plan in the world worth $157 billion, about 40 billion of that is an international fund and about 10, 11% of that is going into china and those were -- those were decisions just made recently in the last couple of years and that has been the concern right from the outset when they began to make the kind of investments, a number of senators spoke out about this, senator mark rubio, et cetera, and they were trying to point out that, look it, we are putting money into the coffers of people's liberation army, military capability which is up gunned and obviously being used to muscle our allies in the region. it never made any since right from the beginning and now the administration is focused on this piece and it's an important focus. i think this is the beginning of a number of things that are going to come out in terms of taking a stand against china. wewe have a comprehensive plan against them in term

jack, how are you handling the verbal speculation, whether it's the federal reserve, some titanic moneyanager that gets, you know, all kinds of air time, versus these signs, these actual week to week signs, like traffic up 25%? >> yeah, it is really a difficult cross current in terms of all the different news that's out there. of course everyone has, you know, a point of view. everyone has an ax to grind in many respects. if you think about powell, certainly focused exclusively on the economy, he's flapping his arms on that. you've got dr. anthony fauci focused on covid. he's flapping his arms on that. and really the right solution is probably put both sides together and say how do we get an optimal exit from this lockdown? and it appears that if you just leave it up to individuals, i think we're going to be able to manage it ourselves pretty well. charles: yeah, but here's the thing, okay, we know things are awful. i mean, no news flash, right? that's not exactly man bites dog. but when we do get these signs, from these companies that week to week because we've gone from looking at thi

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jack: well, yeah, we have, you know, federal employee pension funds just like other defined benefit plansmajor investment account in excess of $350 billion, 40 billion of that is an international fund and 10 or 11% of that goes right into the coffers of the chinese, some of whose companies are supporting chinese national security and military operations which makes no sense whatsoever, so all of that has to be relooked and most of it certainly has to be -- has to be stopped, but in terms of countering china, we've got to get on with this, we have a comprehensive plan to do it. we have -- it's economic, geopolitical with our allies and also military. the longest pole in that tent is the military. we have got to catch up to advanced technology that is china has been pushing for 10 or 15 years while america has been involved in 911 wars, sequestration cuts, we have got to move in the right direction. now this budget that the president has been pushing for the last 3 years is helping that and secretary esper is moving very hard to get us into the advanced technologies that are so desperately

jack dorsey like inspector generals who are on to him. >> that's exactly right. it's a decision for twitter to make. twitter is not a federallyd entity. this is going to bring new scrutiny on to silicon valley. we see challenges from both left and right on to major tech giants about their role in american society. you see everyone from people like senator bernie sanders questioning their power in american society. you see republicans like senator josh holley of missouri questions their power. will they in essence become utilities, federally regulated by states? often they're in a gray zone whether it comes to speech and their own conduct. >> i would say green zone with facebook hitting record highs yesterday. the president yesterday told a reporter he was wearing a mask just to be politically correct. he had a back-and-forth over the validity of wearing a mask. >> biden can wear a mask, but he was standing outside with his wife, perfect conditions, perfect weather. inside they don't wear a mask. so i thought it odd. >> he's a fool to talk that way. every leading doc in the world is saying you should wear a mask when you're in

federal laws to restrict social media companies. >> there is room for debate, but the place to debate that is in congress. >> reporter: twitters ceo jack dorsey says they will continue to flag tweets that are inaccurate and facebook's mark zuckerberg says he disagrees with the president approach. >> i think a government choosing to censor a platform, because they are worried about censorship, doesn't exactly strike me as the right reflects their. >> reporter: professor levine says this issue raises questions about antitrust regulation and whether the white house is gone far enough to prevent social media companies to from becoming monopolies. >>> millions of new unemployment claims. coming up, it's not just service jobs anymore. the other sectors that are seeing layoffs. >>> plus how the economic problems are framing gig work foundations. >>> cosco hits its famous samples coming back. >>> and developments in the minor leagues. it's always gooder what you'to have 'em.or, and when it comes to your internet, xfinity gives you the ones you need. on a budget? there's a speed for that. not ready to commit? try a plan with no annual contract.

make sense because seems like all of the liquidity and stimulus from the federal reserve is juicing up asset prices but doing jack, nothing, for the american worker. >> hank: two observations, the stock market is in the middle of an epic battle on the one hand of the greatest contraction of quarterly economic activity ever but on the other end, the greatest policy response in terms of monetary and fiscal stimulus to the tune of 20% of gdp and that explains the bear market and the new mini bull market and secondly with regard to technology we are learning that it is actually the most offensive sector in today's environment and that explains why these stocks have held up because revenues, earnings are holding up and take am, for -- apple, for example, the most interesting announcement yesterday was 6% increase in dividend and adding 50 billion to share buyback, there's not many companies in a position to do both of that. maria: that's a good point. everybody is pulling back on their buyback programs, that's for sure. we are doing everything at home so we are taking advantage of things like amazon and -- and the dig

jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter, of $15 million to give to sf. the ability for the city to address, again, many of these challenges has everything to do with state, federal support, but it also relies on philanthropy. and there have been, you know, so many people who consistently step up when we ask, whether it's salesforce obamayang the helman foundation or ann and gordon gede or trillioand google and some of the other folks, they have rose to the occasion. we know that there is much more that's needed, so we'll be continuing to do outreach, but i want to really appreciate even the small contributors who have really made give to sf work in a way that has gotten money directly in the hands of people. and what's so amazing about what this program does is we have provided grocery store gift cards to families, people who are undocumented, or families who may not qualify for cal fresh or other subsidy programs. people who are maybe hairdressers and they have kids and were maybe not getting any government subsidy. people who were traditionally working, barely making ends meet, but never qualified for subsidies. i wanted to make sure that those families were n

. >>> a federal judge in new york says the former biotech ceo known as pharma bro cannot use the coronavirus as a get out of jail free card. he is best known for jackingthe price of a lifesaving drug by a factor of more than 50. in denying his compassionate release, the judge cited his age, 37, and his good health. this is his second try to get out of jail. he previously said he could help find a cure for the virus if he was released. the judge shut down that discussion as quote delusional self agrandizing behavior. >>> tropical storm arthur expected to strengthen. a tropical storm watch is in effect for portions of the state. this is the sixth consecutive year that a storm has formed before the start of june. in texas, eight tornadoes were reported this evening. we have video of a massive waterspout forming over a lake. so far no word if anyone he was seriously hurt. >>> a priest in detroit is making headlines for his unique way of blessing churchgoers during the pandemic. he decided to shoot holy water from a squirt gun. the 70-year-old says it's his way of maintaining social distance. it's actually clever. the photos from the drivethrough easter se

jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter, of $15 million to give to sf. the ability for the city to address, again, many of these challenges has everything to do with state, federal support, but it also relies on philanthropy. and there have been, you know, so many people who consistently step up when we ask, whether it's salesforce obamayang the helman foundation or ann and gordon gede or trillioand google and some of the other folks, they have rose to the occasion. we know that there is much more that's needed, so we'll be continuing to do outreach, but i want to really appreciate even the small contributors who have really made give to sf work in a way that has gotten money directly in the hands of people. and what's so amazing about what this program does is we have provided grocery store gift cards to families, people who are undocumented, or families who may not qualify for cal fresh or other subsidy programs. people who are maybe hairdressers and they have kids and were maybe not getting any government subsidy. people who were traditionally working, barely making ends meet, but never qualified for subsidies. i wanted to make sure that those families were n

federal reserve has blown its balance sheet sky high. has pumped money into assets. while wall street and investors, the value of their assets it's going up, the fed is really -- has really done jackhing for the american people, for the workers. we are going to get the unemployment rate and the jobless numbers. we are going to see maybe 21 million people last month lost her job, which is awful. which is why you see, i see east and west uniting. i see red and blue uniting in the shut down orders where you have police issuing summons in new york, and then you got a sheriff's boat off the coast of california chasing somebody out of the water. that unites them because they are off the job. they want to reopen, you will create a nation of rabble-rousers and revolutionaries to defend their rights, which is exactly where we came from. they just want to get back to work and earn money and support their families. >> dana: some places like in san diego, california, we have the maryland today, kevin faulkner. their beaches were able to be open this weekend and there were people out there and they said they did not issue a single citation. governor newsom also saying that based on the data, s

jack, appreciate it. >> that doesn't surprise me. god bless you guys. stay safe. griff: federalome under fire for bucking a justice department order to drop charges against michael flynn is getting legal help of his own. according to "the washington post," emmet sullivan is hiring high-powered attorney beth will sin son to defend him against bias claims. she represented supreme court justice brett kavanaugh during hiking confirm make hearings. >> more than 90 people were exposed to coronavirus by one hairstylist. the stylist saw dozens of clients at the springfield great clips with coronavirus. despite symptoms, she went to work, and exposed 84 clients and seven coworkers. they're offered testing. the great clips location is terrellly closed. >>> amazon opened the largest family shelter in washington state inside its own headquarters. the facility has been not work for three years. it features a large dining room, industrial kitchen, recreation room, rooftop terrace, a prayer room, health clinic, a kids club and a dog wash. >>> what happens when a bear tries to carjack your merc

jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter, of $15 million to give to sf. the ability for the city to address, again, many of these challenges has everything to do with state, federal support, but it also relies on philanthropy. and there have been, you know, so many people who consistently step up when we ask, whether it's salesforce obamayang the helman foundation or ann and gordon gede or trillioand google and some of the other folks, they have rose to the occasion. we know that there is much more that's needed, so we'll be continuing to do outreach, but i want to really appreciate even the small contributors who have really made give to sf work in a way that has gotten money directly in the hands of people. and what's so amazing about what this program does is we have provided grocery store gift cards to families, people who are undocumented, or families who may not qualify for cal fresh or other subsidy programs. people who are maybe hairdressers and they have kids and were maybe not getting any government subsidy. people who were traditionally working, barely making ends meet, but never qualified for subsidies. i wanted to make sure that those families were n

the federal reserve is pumping trillions of dollars into markets and academies inflating assets, and then people at home who are out of work, albeit temporarily or even permanently getting -- well jackfed is doing nothing for them, number one. and number two, the businesses that have temporarily furloughed people, are they across the country starting to take a stance of we're going to manage this business, very conservatively we are going to account costs -- we see that we can run at a much smaller footprint much lower comforts, because of ultimately, that slow growth mentality begets slow growth it turns a -- a sharp downturn into something that lasts literally for years. maria: yeah, i feel that is what fed chairman powell was trying to say yesterday, this week, stephanie by saying that there is long-term damage to worry about longer economy stays closed. >> absolutely, and i guess to your point dagen it is really kind of rich or make sure sad is the word, to see that the policy playbook fed is going back to is same one they keep going back to with the same dismal results which is to expand the gap between haves and have-nots, inflateing assets in the hope some day that feeds back

jack dorsey, the ceo of twitter, of $15 million to give to sf. the ability for the city to address, again, many of these challenges has everything to do with state, federalrt, but it also relies on philanthropy. and there have been, you know, so many people who consistently step up when we ask, whether it's salesforce obamayang the helman foundation or ann and gordon gede or trillioand google and some of the other folks, they have rose to the occasion. we know that there is much more that's needed, so we'll be continuing to do outreach, but i want to really appreciate even the small contributors who have really made give to sf work in a way that has gotten money directly in the hands of people. and what's so amazing about what this program does is we have provided grocery store gift cards to families, people who are undocumented, or families who may not qualify for cal fresh or other subsidy programs. people who are maybe hairdressers and they have kids and were maybe not getting any government subsidy. people who were traditionally working, barely making ends meet, but never qualified for subsidies. i wanted to make sure that those families were not for