rohit: absolutely.e having a symmetric amount of growth and a symmetric amount of market share from dollars going from offline to online channels. facebook and google both are multi-headed monsters. with more thans a billion users or eyeballs as you call it. amongst the social media names, i like snapchat, where snapchat might be positioning itself as somebody who can take available share from twitter amidst all the political advertising debates going on. taylor: within big tech, antitrust, data privacy, do you shrug it off because the fundamentals are strong? rohit: i feel that the order, amazon, facebook, and google, the regulatory headwinds that each of these companies face, that is the order in which i feel the companies will have sentiment weigh on them amazon the least, facebook in the middle, and google with the most. the sentiment and the multiples, and that is why we call it that way. taylor: thank you to rohit kulkarni of mkm partners. coming up, alphabet in the new year with sundar pichai off

315/5 off their 50 overs, but india's openers gave them another good start — half—centuries for both rohit85 from captain virat kohli took them within reach. they got to 316/6 with eight balls to spare. to golf, and australia's adam scott hasn't won a title in nearly four years, until now. his barren run came to an end after he emerged from a crowded list of contenders to win his second australian pga championship by two shots. sanjeev shetty reports. it has been for years and the taste of victory remained sweet for adam scott. en route to title number 30 he had to keep finding their shots, and hold a diverse field of challenges at bay. —— challengers. that included kiwi michael hendry, who nudged him shot for shot on his way to a final round of 69. closer to home was nick flanagan. a tie for third place for the former us amateur champion, still searching for a first title since 2012. but neither of them could come close to ruining the adam scott party. the second australian pga title and a move up the world rankings. his hair might have some grey now, but can he hold back —— roll back the

minorities being mars also facing a charge of genocide at the international court of justice thousands of rohit there were killed in the government crackdown and work on studies in 2017 a 1000000 fled to bangladesh benjamin's a walk he is a southeast asia analyst he says this u.n. resolution is too late and lacks the legal ways to trigger international action. you haven't 9 non-binding non legally binding general assembly resolution 2 years late that simply expresses condemnation for something that's now 2 years in the past and it urges the myanmar government to take actions that it has repeatedly indicated that it is unwilling to take so no it's very difficult to see how this resolution could be of any concrete benefit either the. refugees who fled into bangladesh or for the some 400000 or so estimated ranges who remain in myanmar in remain at risk of further genocidal attacks the sad part about it is that the un general assembly the same body that issued the resolution recently passed the responsibility to protect unanimously in 2005 which makes abundantly clear that when a country is either

our first witness is the honorable rohit chopra, the democratic commission at the federal trade commissionsince 2018. before joining the ftc commissioner shopper was instrumental in establishing the consumer financial protection bureau who worked on agencies that limitation team after the passage of the dodd-frank act in 2010 and became the first student loan on boston. he went on to serve as assistant director the cfpb any significant inroads toward stressing the student loan crisis in the united states. he was now made by trump to serve as a commissioner on family 28th, 2018 and was confirmed unanimously. he received his ba from harvard and his mba from the universe uy pennsylvania our second witness, mr. tommaso valletti is professor of economics at the cause of money since 2007. he served as chief competition comes from european commission for three years we focused extensively on competition in digital markets. he has served as a professor of economics and management at the university of rome where he still serves as a visiting professor. he's a research fellow at the center of policy

ftc member rohit chopra said -- "today's action against university of phoenix and future actions against scam schools will set the stage for canceling more student debt." president trump signed a highly controversial executive order wednesday aimed at cracking down on the growing boycott divestment, and sanctions movement, known as bds. the global nonviolent movement seeks to pressure the israeli government over its treatment of palestinians. trump's executive order will direct federal agencies to adopt a new definition of anti-semitism to include criticisms of israel, and then to penalize college campuses and universities that allow for conversations and debate about the israeli government. many prominent american jewish groups oppose the executive order, even though it claims to protect jews amid rising anti-semitism worldwide. the jewish group j street said the order is designed to have a "chilling effect on free speech." group said this executive order is more about the administration support for israel than to protect americanjews. immigrations and custom enforcement has attempted t