.>> including peter teal?eter teal cofounded the seasteading institute with audrey freeman michael off the book who is the grandson of milton friedman in the son of david for treatment. seasteading is the fulfillment of their legacy. in the 1970s david friedman wrote the machinery of freedom where he move proposed of houses were on wheels and people can move about and choose the country they want we would have an economic solution to political problem. the next decade milton and rose friedman wrote "free to choose" they propose water people to choose to be governed last? what if we could choose among different societies. patrick friedman proposed a machinery of freedom to choose which is seasteading which he says if we made our own land and instead of voting over control of conflict we voted with our houses by moving them about and choosing the neighbors want. we could unleash an economic solution to political problems we could choose the societies we want and we would have variation in governance providers an

billionaire technology investor peter teal is targeting google over its ties to china.as the. >> reporter: the pentagon taking a second look as to whether they want to do a deal with amazon. mark esper is yo putting the $10 billion contract to use the cloud computing service on hold. this comes after the president suggested the dod rigged the bidding process in favor of amazon. in other tech news this morning, we've got billionaire peter teal railing against google in a new york times op ed. he says that company should be scrutinized because of its new artificial intelligence lab in china. the country he claims will require google to share its technology with the chinese military. here's a quote. how can google use the rhetoric of borderless benefits to justify working with the country whose great firewall imposed a border on the internet itself. see what he did there? lot going on there in the tech r world today of. we'rworking to get response -- m both of those tech giants. maria: peter teal is an investor. i sat down with palmer lucky several months ago on this topic

take a listen to peter teal, a billionaire from silicon valley.says that conservatives do have reason to be suspicious. watch. >> you always have the question are these things sort of innocent accidents or intentional acts of political sabotage. the republicans i think are right to be somewhat suspicious. this stuff keeps happening. silicon valley is something of a one-party state. >> so when peter teal says that, people think okay, maybe there's some legitimacy to it. he says it might make a difference. >> if were random, how come it always happening in the same direction? i don't think it's random at all. twitter are run by a guy that is outspoken left winger. i think if not censoring right wing points of view, they're a little more circumspect by what the they let out there. they're not entirely sure that they want to let mitch mcconnell score points. you see terrible things out there. it's basically all kind of narrowing the ability of the right to get the message out. >> dana: you follow culture very closely especially hollywood. president tr

coming up, venture capitalist are peter teal, my special guest this weekend. but first, august can be an unpredictable month for the markets, and this year no different with wild swings in both directions. how should investors prepare for the rest of the month and the rest of the year? as far as the markets and the economy. joining me right now is cornerstone macro's chief investment strategist, and it is great to have you, michael, thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you. maria: you have been really cautious on this market, negative, and you've been right. i want to get your take on what we might see for the rest of the year. where are we in term of markets and investinged today from your standpoint? >> sure. the global economy has been slowing now for about 18 months, and what i mean is leading indicators of economic activity have been losing momentum, and that's a had a big impact on where leadership is, has been within the market. so, for example, a year and a half ago value stocks were doing really well leading the market, and over the past year it

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because he had peter teal, and he had don grant from the washingto the founder of netscape, so i was just one of many. but i helped him on his team because everybody else wanted to sell the company, so he needed to replace 'em and his bod been going along with it. so he needed somebody who could help him do that. and i brought sheryl ndberg into the company. that was the big thing that i wound up doing. [smith] you had rnt her through the gont door, did you not? [mcnamee] it was unbelievable. it was even weirdethan that. so i was, in 1998, advising the grateful dead on their technology strategy after jerry garcia died they needed some help, so they came to me and said "can you help us?" [smith] where would i go, i would go to you. [mcnamee] they would come to me, and sheryl sandberg was the chief of staff to the secretary of the treasury and she was wo [smith] larry summers. [mcnamee] larry summers. so in 1999, they're workg to forgive debt that would never be repaid bymerging countries around the world and this was sort of a gift from major ctrntries to emerging cos for the millenni

and also, it was last month that peter teal brought up point that chinese for example, military, might be working with google, president himself has questioned that, i reached out to google today, they did not get back. lou: they did not, that is so unlike google. because, their commitment to transparency extends about nowhere. a remarkable company in it is working with plarla, communist government of china in ai. and refusing to work with the united states on like programs. you raise an interesting question, the power of the. the employees to influence corporate decision. and google right now is hardly the exempt lar of a corporate set of united states. >> i imagine this will raise the question for a lot of tech companies this sets stage for 61 very seeings -- conversations for eachys t employees to raisee griegrievances. >> on the horizon now, is the question whether or not this will be left to google, to other big tech firms to sel silicon f, talking about -- valley, talking about breaking up divesting in the companies, separating the companies to manageable forms perhaps more easil

coming up, venture capitalist are peter teal, my special guest this weekend.n be an unpredictable month for the markets, and this year no different with wild swings in both directions. how should investors prepare for the rest of the month and the rest of the year? as far as the markets and the economy. joining me right now is cornerstone macro's chief investment strategist, and it is great to have you, michael, thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you. maria: you have been really cautious on

coming up, venture capitalist are peter teal, my special guest this weekend.he markets, and this year no different with wild swings in both directions. how should investors prepare for the rest of the month and the rest of the year? as far as the markets and the economy. joining me right now is cornerstone macro's chief investment strategist, and it is great to have you, michael, thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you. maria: you have been really cautious on this

coming up, venture capitalist are peter teal, my special guest this weekend.ets, and this year no different with wild swings in both directions. how should investors prepare for the rest of the month and the rest of the year? as far as the markets and the economy. joining me right now is cornerstone macro's chief investment strategist, and it is great to have you, michael, thanks for joining us. >> good to be with you. maria: you have bee

peter teal who spoke with maria on google. the radio host a.m. 970 and saturday night live alone on the canceling the movie of the hunt. in the energy analyst global head. you don't want to miss any of these coming up. u.s. china trade. the economist saying that fears of a u.s. china trade war are increasing. and that they no longer expect a trade deal before the 2020 election. president trump threatening to impose a threat on september the first that would mean that every dollar of imports into this country has a tariff on it. protest in hong kong still ongoing with over 100 flights canceled at the airport today. this is a rough start. what do you make of the goldman sachs call. i was talking to a bunch of traders who in an observation the trade war is not impacting just our economy but impacting all global economies the uncertainty regarding investment in the global economic environment is really weighing on all economies is not just as that want to resolve it for the sake of our growth. it's our countries as well. that has