united states and now around the globe will discuss the demonstrations with economics professor richard wolfe and artie's rick sanchez then at the trauma virus pandemic continued governments around the world are looking for revenue we'll tell you about the european countries looking to put a digital box on american tech companies have a packed show today so let's go and dive right in. we're going to start today with a panel discussion with r.t. as host of the news with rick sanchez rick sanchez and host of economic a day and author of understanding socialism professor richard wolfe thank you for joining me today professor i want to start with you these these protests are just ravaging the overall become more peaceful what start with the basic question of why is this movement spreading worldwide. well i think you is the beginnings of what anyone should have understood was coming this is a major on all on working people across the warning i mean you put 40000000 people out we're at a time when they're already under pressure because the government didn't prepare very well and then make nor is it

sanchez and economics professor richard wolfe thank you again. back here in washington d.c. the demonstrations appear to be peaceful compared to days prior however protesters say they will continue to exercise their 1st amendment rights and they will not stop sharing their message of injustice and racial inequality artie's rachel blevins has been covering the protests in the nation's capital she joins us now outside the white house rachel what is the latest on the ground. once they're out here we have just learned that all 4 officers were fired for their role and george was will face charges but at the same time that has done very little to change the atmosphere here and while protesters say it's a good start they also say that this movement is about much more than just words floyd now we're here outside of the white house about as close as we can get to it as you can see behind me there are hundreds of protesters that have gathered on the other side of those protesters there is a line of armored personnel so far we've seen military police and federal police and behind them

that and so we'll go with some lesser known among the smaller country kind of person professor richard wolfe host of economic update thank you for that insight as always. and file. the international space station was just the 1st step for a private company getting involved in private space development now elon musk's space x. is prioritising starship archie correspondents from each other as is following the latest developments and files this report. about a week after the successful launch of the crew dragon capsule to the i assess space x. founder in 'd one musk is mapping out the company's strategy for what's next to lifted off from historic launch pad 39 a while most has been busy with the manned mission to the i.s.a.'s and satellite launches he is now shifting his focus to another major mission in a company e-mail to space x. employees he says that starship is the company's top priority and is forging ahead with his plans to transport human colony to space in the twenty's thirty's the rocket aims to be fully reusable and launch as many as 100 people at a time on missions to the moon and

fessor richard wolfe host of economic update he is back thank you so much professor sorry about that technical difficulties happen at these crazy times amid the pandemic as we're spreading out and we're using broadband but what i want to get to next that i think was something that you were kind of alluding to there is you know the w. cio appellate body has essentially been ham strung by the united states due to the fact that the trump administration basically has held up any nominee and any appointment to that body which actually makes rulings on trade disputes as we were discussing which makes the body completely less effective and almost useless at this point now is this going to cause an issue or is this going to be a foot push that you're going to see as we look for an error as not as we but as as leaders look for a new leader to the world trade organization. yes it is definitely already playing that role the rest of the world is shocked sack angry to we're i don't know what are the adjectives the nudes at the drop of the united states from participating not just in the number yo

sanchez rick sanchez and host of economic day and author of understanding socialism professor richard wolfe thank you for joining me today professor i want to start with you these these protests are just ravaging the overall become more peaceful what start with the basic question of why.

professor richard wolfe host of economic up the c.e.o. of quill intelligent former teligent and former fed insider daniel the martino both thank you both for joining us today. thank you. and as markets real over reports of the surge in corona virus cases let's take a look at the global trends and spread of the crow virus with our chief correspondent saya tablet or no so we know that nations are doing everything they care to and those curves but how well are they doing right now or brand some are doing better than others and others are just starting to see a surge in cases now the u.s. and brazil are both doing worse followed by india and russia and that countries that are looking better and are illustrating that they are flattening the courier are spain u.k. iran peru and chile and mexico but there's something else that i want to i want to take a look at that amongst the countries with the highest reported cases now for example of the u.s. with a population of 330000000 and they have conducted over 20 $9000000.00 tests now that's $90000.0

up on restrictions against huawei we'll talk about this story and more with economics professor richard wolfe on the head of a sudden the big 4 made in the oversight of the boeing 737 match because of lawmakers look to learn more about the jet and the 2 fatal crashes which grounded it will we have a power show today so let's just start. the u.s. commerce department released a new rule on tuesday that will allow american companies to collaborate with wall way on setting standards for next generation technologies essentially what this means is the new rule will amanda wall way entity listing and it will allow certain technologies to be released to walk away and its affiliates if it contributes quote to the revision or development of a standard in a standards organization will the u.s. added waterway to its entity list in may of 2019 this was over national security concerns a claim that wall way has repeatedly denied but in an interview with fox business commerce secretary will ross clarified that this new rule is not to help wall way but simply to quote help make sure we have ubiquity in 5 g. a

on earth we have challenges and we welcome back university of massachusetts professor emeritus richard wolfe richard one of the stories we've been following all along piqued again this week as we're reading that prices for food we eat at home are up sharply this is a 46 year spike according to one and now assists why is this happening and can we expect prices to stabilize after the pandemic. i'm afraid to do is you know is not very good used of basic reality. between the inner ability for us to prepare for the pandemic and now the difficulties we have managing it remember we still have less than 5 percent of our people even tested so we don't even know where that newsies is you've had these massive closures all kinds of businesses and that includes directly or indirectly the food business and the food companies and whether they grow it or processed it or ship in or sell it to you in that store they're suffering like everybody else and like everybody else they're desperately trying to figure out how to save their businesses so they're cutting back on employees that's one of the reasons we hav

rick sanchez discuss the possible systematic reasons behind police abuses with american economist richard wolfe. if you're a hammer everything is a nail that's what's happened to our justice system in america about 30 or 40 years ago and successively since what we've done is we've militarized our police departments we've militarized our cities for economic reasons and for political reasons we have chosen to put all of our funding all of our money on those people who arrest people rather than those people who helped grow people what it did was it turned us all into. versus them and it's been going on ever since and everybody you know i know there's obviously a racial disparity in all of this as you said and it does tend to break more toward african-americans who look different but if you really look at it police officers in america out there also versus them that they've developed many of them are good people but they've been put in that situation the way we should i believe now fundamentally economically what they the other ways this is going to 2 weeks we have serious problems in this country

their nominees no less so let's take a broader look at the world trade organization with professor richard wolfe host of economic update and author of understanding socialism for wealth always a pleasure to have you here and i know this is something you're likely passionate about i want to start with this comment from hogan he says a lot needs to be done to reform the w t o can strong a strong leader actually do that within this organization or or is the deputy a lost cause. i don't think it's a lost cause but it's becoming a political football and i think that what people have to understand because that will go into determining who the next leader is but also what the organization darren's the whole point the purpose of the world trade organization was to prevent countries from abusing each other as they tried to manage their foreign trade all countries do with the united states for sure along and the question was you don't want to let the go too far that we become burdens on each other as has happened in history before that was working pretty well with glitches until something fundamental shif

the restrictions against huawei we'll talk about this story and more with economics professor richard wolfe on the head of the f.a.a. says in the fix for made in the oversight of the boeing $737.00 max because of lawmakers look to learn more about the jet. and the 2 fatal crashes which surrounded it we have a pashto today so let's just start. the u.s. commerce department released a new rule on tuesday that will allow american companies to collaborate with wall way on setting standards for next generation technologies essentially what this means is the new rule will amanda wall way entity listing and it will allow certain technologies to be released to walk away and its affiliates if it contributes quote to the revision or development of a standard in a standards organization will the u.s. added waterway to its entity list in may of 2019 this was over national security concerns a claim that wall way has repeatedly denied but in an interview with fox business commerce secretary ross clarified that this new rule is not to help wall way but simply to quote help make sure we have ubiquity in 5 g

the restrictions against huawei we'll talk about this story and more with economics professor richard wolfecoming out of the f.a.a. says mistakes were made in the oversight of the boeing $737.00 max because as lawmakers look to learn more about the jet and the 2 fatal crashes which grounded it will we have a show today a fellow leftists.

intelligence and former fed insider daniel de martino booth and host of economic update professor richard wolfe thank you both for joining us today that professor wolf i want to start with you here what do you make of this latest global forecast from the i.m.f. is this what you are seeing in the world's economy or do you think it might be much worse and what are you looking at when it comes to recovery. no i think my hat goes off to the i am after being able and willing to correct you know only now we can see room g. projections and to take into account i was serious. i'm in that relationship probably going to tell my colleagues here the united states that this is the worst collapse of capitalism since the great depression of the 93rd. we don't know how deep it will cut we don't know how long it'll last or one thing we know for sure is that it is already the most severe contraction and if history is any guide the ramifications of that with us and hurt us 3 years to come and no danielle the i.m.f. chief economist also spoke about the role of central banks in fighting this economic crisis as well

restrictions against huawei we'll talk about this story and more with economics professor richard wolfe on the kind of a mistakes were made in the oversight of the boeing $737.00 max because of lawmakers look to learn more about the jet and the 2 fatal crashes which grounded it will we have a power show today so let's get started. the u.s. commerce department released a new rule on tuesday that will allow american companies to collaborate with wall way on setting standards for next generation technologies essentially what this means is the new rule will amanda wall way entity listing and it will allow certain technologies to be released to walk away and.

but economics professor richard wolfe and rick sanchez then of the trauma virus pandemic continued governments around the world are looking for revenue we'll tell you about the european countries looking to put digital on american tech companies we have a packed show today so let's go and dive right in. we're going to start today with a panel discussion with our teens host of the news with rick sanchez rick sanchez and host.

more we are joined by the host of economic update and author of understanding socialism professor richard wolfe professor as always thank you for being with us today let's start with the shares in chinese telecom companies that have jumped following these loose and sanctions as i just mentioned u.s. secretary of commerce well virasat while we remains a serious national security concern but is this the start of the u.s. essential e backing down. in my mind absolutely if this is a depiction of the united states widely expected for some time and as a response not only to pressure from american companies that want to do business with huawei and rely on business which while they also will pressure from other countries germany is a prime example that have already embedded while wavelets which is among the best in the world in the united states little position over the long run jus wildly already has better judgment it will give the united states in telecommunications and this is a recognition that the chinese really all right competitor evil of the highest level and yes it's an issue because they bec

the reporting this morning of richard wolf, usa today.he headline, "high court rejects louisiana abortion restrictions." a narrowly divided supreme court struck down state restrictions monday for the second time in four years, signaling its conservative shift under president trump has not eliminated a deep split over abortion rights. ruled 5-4 that a louisiana law requiring doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at nearby hospitals would unduly burden women. john roberts cast the deciding vote, though he did not sign onto the lead opinion endorsed the courts four liberals justices. reached the same conclusion in 2016 regarding a texas law. since then, brett kavanaugh ,ucceeded anthony kennedy giving abortion opponents hope for more substantial restrictions. cavanagh joined the dissenters in monday ruling. that from usa today. to louisiana, nola.com. there headline, following supreme court decisions, louisiana abortion rights advocates claim cautious victory. just a bit about the law, they byte that act 620 offered katr

wolf. >> dow jones industrial average dropped more than 1800 points today, a very significant collapse. nick watt, thank you for reporting. joining us dr. richarddirector of cdc. doctor, how concerning are these numbers and these latest projections. >> wolf, when it comes to the projections, they don't have a crystal ball. what we do as a nation, whether we take seriously recommendation of wearing masks and washing hands, that will have a big impact on what those numbers end up being. i am concern about the rise around the country, especially in some of the states that seem to be taking the public health measures less seriously. there are states where the numbers are going down, and that's a good thing. but these rises in states that were some of the first to get people back to work without all the public health measures in place, that's very concerning. >> as you know, it could be hard to pause or reverse these state by state reopenings going on right now. do public health officials need to rethink their messaging to americans who may be letting down their guard? as you know, a lot of people seem to think it's over, but it's by no means over.

richard's wife, but she is now in quarantine. they suspect she does. and he wants everyone to heed what happened to his family, wolfnk you very much for that. let's bring in cnn medical analyst, the former new york city assistant and commissioner of health. as you know, 36 states are seeing the dramatic increase in cases only two states are seeing numbers decline. little states, connecticut and rhode island. what is your reaction when you hear this and where are we heading if we don't turn it around and don't do so quickly? >> well, wolf, some states did a really excellent job, i mean, as tony fauci eluded. . new york state, where i live, myself, did a thorough job of lifting social distancing stage by stage measure. that's the model across the u.s. for how it should be done. and it's been painful for all of us who have been on lockdown for months. but it has paid off. unfortunately the dirt secret of what is happening in the rest of the country is they are probably looking at having to go back on a very strict lockdown to supress the transmission and try to emulate what we have done here, which is again, a very ph

wolf? >> we'll see if that happens. thanks very much, nick watt. our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta is joining us and the former acting cdc director richardesser is with us as well. sanjay, we are seeing these dire new numbers in several states, especially across the south and the west. what does that tell you about where we are in this epidemic? >> well, we're still very much in the middle of it. i think most people may gather that by now. this epdig sort of started i think not surprisingly. and obviously the significant impact in new york. but now you're seeing these sort of waves across the country. last monday a week ago there were 18 states that were sort of on the rise. wolf, now there's 23 states. and i think that that number's going to continue to go up. the problem is that even despite that map, we are largely starting to reopen. and we've known that there would be more people who'd get infected once we start to reopen. the problem is you've got a virus that's circulating so quickly in the community where it's re-opening. the number of people who get infected could go much higher than anyone predicts or wants. we're in the middle