but you know, time on have the money, maurice chang and is, i don't know who's the richest person in the world, but he's certainly up there not him personally, but his corporation does have the money. and taiwan does have the talent. i remember when i was in college, the top of the class at mit was always on taiwan. it's the rope, half a dozen taiwanese in the top 10. and they've still got the talent, they've got the money and they've got the geo political impetus. you know, if we don't stay ahead on this, we could be obliterated. so i think the geo political cards are still in play and they're not getting get any worse. but on the other hand, they're not gonna get any better. jim, if we're talking about, you know, the geopolitical cards in play right now, from your perspective, how is this race playing out between countries for technological supremacy for technological independence, especially when it comes to semiconductors. yeah, this is just one piece on the chessboard if you will, and it is an important piece. i mean, technology is become such an important part of our lives. and

i would change but maurice is done it with his magic mind as i was implement a substantial wealth tax and i would implement a global wealth registry so people cannot hide their money elsewhere. and i would implement i mean so many americans already pay a wealth tax because they own a home in all their monies in their home so here's your property taxes on that. so wealthy people they do not pay a wealth tax. and they don't pay a wealth transfer tax when they send their money to the kids after they pass. so taxing of wealth and accumulated wealth is the peace i would take care of second after morris. >> yes those of the two pieces. >> fantastic review of any last thoughts, feel free to share them now. thank you so much for this fascinating conversation this evening. >> so by some book, read the book then call your lawmaker after you read the book. >> by the book anyway. but go to the website tax the rich.com. view to host a thing and your neighborhood or for your community group we would love to come talk to you. our goal is to get this message out as widely as possible. we are here to

something that british, including the prime minister maurice bars, johnson denied ryan. if you don't change the course, i'll divide truck and roy altitude low the your to segment from the bbc report. now the british officials and the worship crew didn't hear the warning shots, and that it was just a coincidence that the russian navy were having wargames in the area the time. the british mouthful andrew, the zone out to that, russia, diplomat say that this is an out right lie. there was warning shots were meant for the h amazed edge from h. m as the federal to scare it off. now clearly this is the heated topic that will likely affect ready for russian relations and the long run. ok if anything else changes in the coming i was we right back with you for now, the constantine raj, call. thank you. how many the pandemic has brought hardship and suffering, but for some it's been a time to read massive profit. the number of dollars millionaires expanded by $5000000.00 during the past year in the united states to $50000000000.00 identities hold as much wealth as the bottom half of the society that

all of these will change our lives and there are a lot of things which are going to happen . this is what we try to get at vivatech. annmarie: mauriceming out of the pandemic there will be changes for tech. but what about the outlook for the advertising space? what is the most radical shift? >> the first radical shift is something which has already happened, when you see that digital represents 58% of media spending. which is a norm us. the key question which will happen tomorrow is how are we going to deal with privacy. from a privacy standpoint, we have tools which will help our client still with these issues. there are some strong and very important skills to have and discussions, regarding the fact that some platforms have a market share which is starting to become a bit of a problem. manus: we are living in a technology hybrid world. i'm going to give you a request please stay with us. do not hang up the zoom. we will try to continue the conversation. there is plenty more ahead on a day that sees the english reopening delayed. ♪ wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also

a massive transformation that would have changed, that would have challenged any organization, but that it's aware that improvements are needed. notice maurice, a greek member of the european parliament told us athens has no control over refugees who legally leave the country and try to settle elsewhere in the european union. the problem is that there are some german codes that separate that those people that have been granted asylum from greece. they have the right to apply the 2nd 2nd time for what i saw in germany. but this is a decision by the gentleman quotes. and this has nothing to do with race. and furthermore, you should take into account that the frank said gentlemen, in the netherlands and don't show belgium they were obliged to. so i, by the, by the location system. it's the problem with their france and germany to find those people and send them back if they can make it the 2nd rules and they stay more than 3 months. we get money, pay, there are people from frantic. so that's working green. in the case of the island of sub was, so there are 2 more from the deadman the course and they are there. so they, they tried to do the job

moves from apple and google impacting advertisers maurice levy chairman of publicists group third largest advertising company telling cnbc the changesthe ios and chrome web browser means traditional advertisers having to "revisit the whole way we are working. apple requires permission from use brer allowing apps to track data google also planning to ditch third-party cookies on its chrome browser and in the process searching for an alternative. question, jon. does this sort of end that dioply we've talked about so long in digital advertising? we know amazon is becoming a bigger player. some smaller players, too. just this morning a report from axios that gopuff, gig company economy, looking into creating an ad business talked about instacarts, ad business as well feels like an area gaining traction already and now ripe for disruption. >> yeah. i think, de, it can be too easy to forget scale. like, yeah, start a little ad business fine but how big do you have to get before you're at facebook and google size, let alone amazon size growing really quickly. >> look at amazon. didn't take too long amazon's, amazon though that's, they've g