nir: that's really the design, it's a way to democratize markets.put it outside the currency of regulators. that's really the trick, how do you protect investors when you can't really rein in the nuts and bolts of this burgeoning technology. it seems to me that the only realistic way you can do that is to go to investors directly and say these are the things you need to be aware of and these are the ways you need to govern yourself, in a world where there is basically borderless markets. caroline: some of the argument isn't from these new innovations , it's about allowing everyone to take part in financial investments, to not just have $100,000 in the bank to be able to play and make money. it's about financial inclusion in some shape or form. romaine: absolutely, so i guess we will see which side wins out. it's always great to get your thoughts, and i want to keep the conversation going. i turn to our next guest. there was a great paper that came out about two months ago that looked at the by the dip mentality. some investors decide to look at and

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so we're delighted to have built this product from the ground up with security nirs first in mind the whole principalest product is to deploy it in your home and it will protect your work and protect your home and we'll make sure that nobody could see other data so people in work don't see what is happening in your house or work and run two secure sub nets in your home and you could be more protected as you work at home and smart things, are all connected to the internet. your just expanding that digital connectivity at home and none is designed for security just yet. >> when i first heard about this, i thought it was enterprise and that i would have to get it through the enterprise but $148 makes it clear this is for home first but will help you at work. why price it the way you did >> well, i think, jim, there are three versions or three ways one is as an enterprise extension. so i use my home for work very often and there i could protect me while i'm doing palo alto work and at same time i heard you talk about restaurants and my wife has a restaurant, they are relying on technology

change is going to come by same koch and rolling stone by bob dylan and smells like teen spirit by niryed the historic notre dame cathedral in paris it's now set to reopen to the public in 2024. officials say the cathedral has been entirely secured and restoration works are set to begin in the coming months. a fire destroyed large parts of the church including the iconic spire, and french president emanuel macron promised the work on the cathedral would be completed in five years. we wish them the best on that endeavor nrchl the meantime, the united states has the highest incarceration rate in the world and when offenders are released, they face challenges trying to earn a livable wage. in their first year home, 80% earn less than $15,000 annually, and almost half of federal offenders are re-arrested. cnn hero heather guadalupe beat those odds. >> after surviving prison, you come home thinking you are able to start over. you want to be a part of the society. but there's so many layers of discrimination. boxes. you have to get through, to just get an opportunity. society thinks oh, you

. >> governor gavin newsom successfully ran gonzales republican front run nir larry elder. >> the clonerump. >> worried democrats could use the same playbook in 2022, as trump injects himself in key primary contests in georgia, new hampshire and north carolina. >> will you welcome the former president's involvement in the midterm? >> he has his own agenda. my view is, we're going to focus on this administration and the future. >> joining me is senator bill cassidy of louisiana, one of the seven republican senators who voted to impeach president trump at his second impeachment trial. senator cassidy, welcome back to "meet the press." >> thank you for having me. >> let me start with anthony gonzalez's retirement. him walking away from politics, is that good or bad for the republican party? >> you know, anthony is choosing his personal priorities. you read his statement. it stands for itself. you have a broader question there, do republicans continue to relate gait 2020 or do we look forward with a positive agenda. if we relitigate 2020 over and over again, it won't change the result in 20

. >> and jonathan, nirs, i'm glad to have you on so we can prove we're not the same person. the white house has to be celebrating some of this news on pfizer today. but how do they kind of handle the challenges mike was laying out here? covid is everything for this white house. meaning covid is everything on the messaging side. they wanted to talk about so many other things in august and in september. how are they viewing the salesmanship they have to do going forward. everything is the campaign trail when it comes to trying to pass big pieces of legislation. >> yeah. first, i've always been flattered by the comparison. this is a lot on the white house's plate right now. certainly they do. covid is everything. that's why the poll number that the white house has pointed to me is the one they've been the most anxious about. approval for the president's position dropped. they hoped the faa board would recommend booster shots for all americans 16 and up. it didn't do that. just 65 and up. and those with front line jobs or extraordinarily dangerous situations. so there will be co