the ceo who pushed really hard for this , the scores john levy is here to tell us why he thinks canada's new law could be a winning play in his battle against fox bet, draft kings, or could they all profit from this we got to start with this fox business alert. now you thought the markets fits and starts were rough to navigate lately? well riding the bitcoin bucking broncos not for the faint of heart of this hour. the cryptocurrency is definitely trading above 33,000 now but yesterday it dipped briefly below 30,000 yesterday, as we said, the entire cryptocurrency has lost $1.3 trillion since the market peak in may, with bitcoin plunging nearly 50% since its april record. now, even if you don't trade crypto and you only own stocks which we know a lot of you do, flip it over to this. put the bitcoin drop into perspective, that be like the s&p losing $18 trillion in market value, and yet, at this hour, investors are pouring more money, not just into bitcoin, but xrt, ether, oh, yes a whole bunch of them. let's bring in jessie powell, the ceo of kracken. what's the last 24 hours been like fo

we will talk to john levy, thesc ore ceo, about the change. amanda: this is bloomberg: markets.ig change in canada. it comes as the canadian hockey team could win the stanley cup playoffs. we just saw our parliament here legalize online betting. it passed the senate which is the second chamber here. the only thing left is the so-called rubber -- royal assent, because we were once a colony. it would legalize sports betting, a big deal especially to the companies that have been in this business a long time. matt: absolutely. to me, not only do i think of canada as in some ways the wild wild west, you have been legalizing a lot of things much later than we have in the u.s. and something like betting, especially as a member of the commonwealth, english kids are spread betting by the age of five so i considered that would have thought canadians grew up with it. great timing now. i don't know if it is possible to get it done before the stanley cup, because it would be good to lay a wager on that one, wouldn't it? amanda: let's ask the man who knows. john leavy is with us. this is a bi

i can pull the boat off the process over the last territory by john levy is national unity. government has the reopening for road that length eastern western areas forces loyal to the law of holly for say that one consulted. i'm not yet to approve. the decision in latin america is now b. f. p center of the corona virus pandemic. the continent is reporting the world's highest desperate vaccine distribution is slow infections continue to suffer in several countries. the rise is believe, be partly due to the fall spreading gamma variance at the vars identified in brazil . let's go more, let's get more without correspond done, swine lower than what is there is. so that new situation is di, across the most of last in america. what exactly is going on for money and what you say right across the region. the numbers are going out. we're seeing a rising infections in almost every country of latin america. we've heard earlier about brazil passing the half a 1000000 number of deaths. it's been 1200000 deaths across latin america. since the pandemic began, there were many reasons for this. one bas

. >> our next guest, john levy doesn't have much hope in it either he said the hybrid workplace probablyions tick he is a behavioral scientist and author of "you're invited. the art and science of cultivating influence. you lay out a bunch of reasons why this is not sustainable over the long term. you talk about trust and belonging. can you explain why this is not forever? >> well, first of all, the big problem is that it's incredibly difficult to build trust and distance there's something called the allen curve which says our communication grows exponentially when we're close once out of sight, out of mind people don't develop the same level of trust and belonging the bigger issue -- >> you say work from home may be too convenient but you're probably being listened to by a bunch of people who have been working from home for whom the convenience has been the total selling point >> one of the big issues is that if you have a short commute, it actually gives you an opportunity to think through ideas, learn, explore new topics and gives you a transition period that's essential to let your m

territory to us by john the us says they're still sticking points on key issues and efforts to revive the 2015 iran nuclear dale. the latest round the top in vienna have not been agenda. and levy as national unity government has announced the reopening of a road that links eastern and western parts of the country. the forces loyal to be lower for half, say, one consultant, and yet to approve an edition in latin america is now the f. p center of the corona virus pandemic. the continent is reporting the wells highest death rates. vaccine distribution is slow and infection continue to search in several countries. the rise is believed to be partly due to the fall spreading gamma variance vars 1st identified in brazil. let's get more in this. we can speak to correspond daniel wireless and what is there is. so this situation, daniel is dia, across much of the latin american countries, i mean 1200000 dead more than 35000000 in fact said, why is this region being hit so hard? there are many reasons why latin america's been hit so hard. some of those are systemic, simply poor distribution of wealth, lack of investment and infrastructure. so when people were being brought to the hospita

levies. it was revealed this month, the country's wealthiest can pay little or even no income tax. the debate was additionally fueled by the recent prison cell, death of anti virus software pioneer john mcafee. it was wanted by the us for tax evasion. he described america system as unconstitutional. healy drank a full as the money trail this weekend. what would make you bear to have the slightest thoughts about skipping on paying taxes, which would automatically make a person criminal maybe out or unfairness of the tax system when the rich and powerful pay the government close to nothing. while the poor are burdened with agonizing percentages, surely that cannot be the reality in a country as exceptional. and a good way they say as the united states, bernie sanders, who twice ran for us president isn't so sure. we have a tax code in this country that allows multi billionaires to pay nothing and federal income tax that is outrageous. it is time for them to pay their fair share . voices calling the american tax system. unfair, flawed or outright rigged, grew louder this month after league files of the us tax authority. the rest showed some billionaires were turned laughable. shares of

levy. now the fbi director compared 9-11 to the cyber threats it begs the question how will we remember this summer many years from now, johns than two weeks president biden meets with vladimir putin. the u.s.s is crediting hack eurz inside russia. and china pulling some of the same tricks. more in a moment. >> sandra: first let's bring in the author of "russia's secret plan to defeat america." she says this part of russia's master plan to hurt ph-rbg. she's warning people to wake up to the plans before it's too late. thank you for being here, rebecca. >> thank you, sandra. >> sandra: what's your warning to the american people based on what you know? >> based on what i know cyber is just one tool of russia's larger scheme. much wider ranging campaign to destabilize america. russia has never gotten over the collapse of the soviet union. it would like to reconstitute it's influence and restore it's great power status. they believe that the united states is in it's way, in putin's way. >> john: now, rebecca, the biden consider is considering the ransomware attacks as threats to u.s. security in the united states. that seems to