. >> and now on the commute gators we want to introduce you to sarah miller, the executive director of a group called the american economic liberties project which is what ms. miller? >> we are an organization based here in washington that is focused on what we see as a crisis of a concentrated economic power in this country but essentially, monopolies and financial institutions that facilitate that monopolization across the country and that's what we are focused on. we have special concerns about the power of big technology platforms but in general we think that a lot of the economic and social problems that we are experiencing in this country today can trace back or be exact exacerbated by the dramatic outsized levels of corporate power that exists in our economy today. >> host: how did you come to that view? >> guest: we looked around at the world essentially. if you look at markets. if you look at market structure you will find that whether it is large markets like media, telecom, healthcare, online retail, amazon for example, or even small markets like peanut butter and cheerleadi

quick monday night on the communicators, american economic liberties project founder sarah miller on big tech companies as monopolies and the impact of corporate consolidation. >> if you are a tech startup, are you going to sell to facebook or google? it has worked the ability of innovators in silicon valley to actually innovate according to market needs and ideas. guessing,veryone is how can i develop something that facebook or google will buy? that is not necessarily we want an economy or innovation sector to function. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. ,> with us next, david brody the pod's honest truth podcast and -- we spent our first hour asking our we spent our first hour here asking about public gatherings

you for being with us, claire theonday night on communicators, american economic leader founders sarah miller on big tech companies as monopolies. and the impact of corporate concentration. >> now there is essentially a couple of strategies if you are a tax startup. are you going to sell to facebook or google? what that has done is it has warped the ability of innovators in silicon valley to innovate according to market needs and according to ideas. instead, everyone is guessing, how can i develop something that facebook will buy or google will buy? and that is not necessarily really how we want an economy or innovation sector to function. announcer: watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. and our question we started with this morning, should religious gatherings be exempt from stay at home orders? our lines for you 202-748-8000 for the eastern and central time zones, 202-748-8001, mountain and pacific and if you're a religion leader, that line is 202-748-8002. we'll be right back. ♪ announcer: tonightannouncer: at 9:00 eastern on afterwards, netflix director of in

. >> now on "the communicators" we want to introduce you to sarah miller. e is the executive director of a group called the american economic liberties project. which is what? sarah: we are an organization based here in washington that is focused on what we see is a crisis, a concentrated economic power in the country. essentially monopolies and financial institutions that facilitate that monopolization across the economy. that is what we are focused on. we have concerns about the power of big technology platforms. in general, we think a lot of the economic and social problems that we are experiencing today can trace back or be exacerbated by these a outside levels of corporate power. host: how did you come to that view? sarah: we looked around at the world, essentially. if you look at market structure, you will find whether it is large markets like media, telecom, health care, online , watch components, software, you have seen that over and over, a handful of corporations have rolled up those markets. they essentially act as governing agents. is that becaus

you for being with us, claire theonday night on communicators, american economic leader founders sarah miller on big tech companies as monopolies. and the impact of corporate concentration. >> now there is essentially a couple of strategies if you are a tax startup. are you going to sell to facebook or google? what that has done is it has warped the ability of innovators in silicon valley to innovate according to market needs and according to ideas. instead, everyone is guessing, how can i develop something that facebook will buy or google will

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. >> tonight on the communicators, american economic liberties project founder sarah miller on big tech companies as monopolies and the impact of corporate concentration. >> now there's essentially a couple of strategies, if you're a tech startup are you going to sell to facebook or google and what that's done is its works the ability of innovators in silicon valley to innovate according to market needs and according to ideas you instead everyone is guessing earlier, how can i develop something that facebook will live or that google will buy that is not necessarily really how we want an economy to function. >> want the communicators tonight at eight feature on c-span2. >> you're watching a special edition of the tv. now airing during the week while members of congress are in their districts due to the coronavirus pandemic . tonight biographies read first robert wilson, editor of the american scholar, he recalls the life of pt barnum, cofounder of the barnum and bailey circus and the early 20th century russian immigrant rose pastor stokes who is a founding member of america's communist p

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. >> tonight on the communicators come on american economic liberties project founder, sarah miller onbig tech companies as monopolies and the impact on corporate concentration. >> now there is essentially a couple of strategies if you're a tech started out but. are you going to sell to facebook or google? and what that is done, it worked the ability of innovators in silicon valley to actually innovate according to market needs and according to ideas. instead everybody's guessing, how can i develop something that facebook will buyer that google will buy? and that is not necessarily really how we want an economy or an innovation sector to function. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> you are watching a special edition a book tv, now airing during the week while members of congress are in their districts due to the coronavirus pandemic. tonight, biographies. first, robert wilson editor of the american scholar. he recounts the life of 19th century showman pt barnum, the cofounder of the barnum & bailey circus. then the early 20th century -- rose pastor stokes

monday night on the communicators, american economic liberties project founder sarah miller on big techompanies as monopolies and the impact of corporate concentration. >> now there's essentially a couple of strategies, if eurotech started, are you going to sell to facebook or to google? it has worked the ability of innovators in silicon valley to actually innovate according to our needs and ipos. instead, everyone is guessing, how can i develop something that facebook or google will buy? and that is not necessarily how we want and economy or an innovation sector to function. >> watch monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> british prime minister boris johnson gave a statement after his release from the hospital where he was being treated for the coronavirus. he spoke about his condition and the role of the national health service in responding to the pandemic. p.m. johnson: after a week of which the nhs has saved my life. no question. it is hard to find words to express my debt. but before i come to that, i want to thank everyone in the entire u.k. for the effort and the sacrifice

. >> and now on the commute gators we want to introduce you to sarah miller, the executive director of a group called the american economic liberties project which is what ms. miller? >> we are an organization based here in washington that is focused on what we see as a crisis of a concentrated economic power

[applause] >> tonight on "the communicators" american economic liberties project founder sarah miller on big tech companies as monopolies and the impact of corporate concentration. >> now there's essential a couple strategies if you're a tech startup. are you going to sell a facebook or google? what that's that is it's what the ability of innovators in silicon valley to action innovate according to market needs and according to ideas. instead edgeways guessing how can i develop something that facebook will buy or google will buy. that is not necessarily really how we want an economy or innovation sector to function. >> watch "the communicators" tonight at eight eastern on c-span2. >> you are watching a special edition of the booktv, now airing during the week on members of congress in the districts due to the coronavirus pandemic. tonight, biographies. >> enjoy booktv now and over the weekend on c-span2. >> television has changed since c-span began 41 years ago but our mission continues to provide an unfiltered view of government. already this year we brought you primary election cove

>> sarah confirmed what ginger miller said, that elisa kept changing her explanations for larry's whereabouts and sarah said she saw elisa signing larry's name on checks and day-to-day business transactions. >> i figured she's keeping this business going for him, you know, so he can go play or do whatever. >> in early january 2002, said sarah, elisa planned a trip to arizona to attend a horse show. and in the absence of larry, invited sarah to go along. >> i was going to fly down the next day and then she told me, you know, your ticket's paid for. >> when sarah got to the airport, the ticket was not paid for. >> so then you call her cell phone number, and what did you get? >> nothing. it was "this number is no longer in use. >> i said, ginger, i'm going to look for a new job. i don't know about you, but elisa is long. >> the san joaquin prosecutor had handled a number of missing cases. so when he heard about the case of larry and elisa mcnabney, he gravitated toward it. >> he was an attorney with a caseload, who just disappeared. this isn't someone who is a homeless person who just vanishes a

monday night on the communicators, american economic liberties project founder sarah miller on big teches as monopolies and the impact of corporate concentration. >> now there are essentially a couple strategies. are you going to sell to facebook or to google? what that has done is warped with ability of innovators in silicon valley to actually innovate according to market needs and ideas. guessing,veryone is how can i develop something facebook will buy or google will buy? that is not necessarily how we want and innovation sector to function. >> watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. ♪ >> a special evening addition of washington journal on the federal response to the coronavirus crisis. join us at eight :00 p.m. eastern with dr. anthony fauci, the director of the national institute of allergies and infectious diseases and a member of the white house coronavirus task force and director of the infectious diseases division at the university of alabama at birmingham school of medicine on the national fight against the coronavirus and his own experience contracting

announcer: tonight on the communicators, american economic liberties project founder sarah miller onanies as monopolies and the impact of corporate concentration. >> now there is essentially a couple of strategies if you're a tech startup. are you going to sell to facebook or are you going to sell to google? what that is done is warped the ability of innovators in silicon valley to actually innovate according to market needs and according to ideas. instead, everyone is guessing, how can i develop something that facebook will buy that google is noty, and that necessarily how we want the economy or the innovation sector to function. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. >> as we begin the program yesterday, the new york times had just published a lengthy up to thehe lead naming of the national disaster. was friday, march 13, president trump declaring a national emergency.

the host of dennis "dennis miller option," dennis miller. sarahe you. >> seany, wait a second. something coming across the wire right now. this is not really a wire, it's a tape measure, but we have a much limited process here compared to "o'reilly," but this coming across the wire. bernie sanders has announced he's running in 2024! that's pretty exciting. says that he wants to come back, he's going to drop out again because he wants to get paid again and he needs a skittish that'll give him a property yacht c. you've got to be prepare of the socialist who does the long form taxes. >> sean: can hardly wait. we've been watching nancy pelosi. she's holed up in her gated community mansion. some very bizarre footage of her on a comedy show showing off a $24,000 freezer stocked with expensive gourmet ice creams. i'm dying for your thoughts. >> well, i always wonder what's wrong with her. now i think it might be a brain freeze. i think she's eaten too much. she never shuts up. occasionally, you have to hood her like a falcon to get some sleep at night.

. >> monday night on the miller onors, sarah big tech companies as monopolies and the impact of corporate concentration. >> there's a couple of strategies, are you going to sell to facebook or google? that has worked the ability of innovators in silicon valley to innovate according to market needs and ideas. instead everyone is guessing, how can i develop something facebook will buy? that is not necessarily how we want an economy or innovation sector to function. >> monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> new york governor answered questions about the number of cases, the timeline for reopening businesses, and his future political ambitions. governor cuomo: good morning. happy saturday. i was enjoying holy week.

miller. next speaker, please. >> i am sarah greenwald. >> can you move the microphone closer to you, if you careto. thank you. >> i am sarah greenwald san francisco resident member 350 san francisco. i appreciate muni doing the utmost under the virus constraints. i want to thank and commend s.f.m.t.a. for that. as you have been saying, we can see muni is not set up for this. hasn't got support and what it needs to handle these situations. these situations can be expected to recur, to be worse. we now have a clear object case showing that you have got to have funding for emergencies like this. this is a time to insist on it because it is so evident right now. that is going to take extra time, and it is probably going to require some delay in the budget. now you mentioned the city charter. i am not a lawyer. getting that to happen is not my job, but i cannot believe as a citizen seeing all of the emergency rules and regulations that have been instituted over the past couple days. really i have to say that holding this meeting today instead of making at least a slight delay makes it look like you a

miller. next speaker, please. >> i am sarah greenwald. >> can you move the microphone closer to you, if you careto. thank you. >> i am sarah greenwald san francisco resident member 350 san francisco. i appreciate muni doing the utmost under the virus constraints. i want to thank and commend s.f.m.t.a. for that. as you have been saying, we can see muni is not set up for this. hasn't got support and what it needs to handle these situations. these situations can be expected to recur, to be worse. we now have a clear object case showing that you have got to have funding for emergencies like this. this is a time to insist on it because it is so evident right now. that is going to take extra time, and it is probably going to require some delay in the budget. now you mentioned the city charter. i am not a lawyer. getting that to happen is not my job, but i cannot believe as a citizen seeing all of the emergency rules and regulations that have been instituted over the past couple days. really i have to say that holding this meeting today instead of making at least a slight delay makes it look like you a

. >> monday night on the communicators, american economic liberties project founder sarah miller on big tech companies as monoplies and the impact of corporate concentration. >> are you going to sell it to facebook or google? once that is done, is it worth the ability of invators to innovate market needs according to ideas. instead everyone is guessing will they develop something that facebook will buy or google will buy. that is not necessarily how we -- an economy or invasion innovation sector to function. >> watch monday at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> television has changed since c-span began 41 years ago. our mission continues to provide an unfiltered view of government. we have brought you the presidential impeachment process and now the federal response to coronavirus. you can watch online or listen on our free aidio app. and be part of national radio app. or through our social media feeds. c-span created by private industry. america's cable television company as a public service and brought to you today by your television provider. >> next on the presidency, while the country co

monday night on the communicators, american economic celebrities project, sarah miller, on big tech companiess monopolies and the impact of corporate concentration. sarah: there are a couple of strategies, are you going to sell to facebook or google. what that has done as it has warped the ability of innovators in silicon valley to innovate according to market needs and ipo's, instead everyone is guessing of -- how will i develop something that facebook or google will buy. that is not necessarily we want our -- how we want our innovation section to function. >> watch the communicators on c-span2. >> and now, a new jersey covid-19 update. governor phil murphy announces

on "ther: monday night communicators," american economic liberties project founder sarah miller as -- on big tech companies as monopolies and the impact of corporate concentration. >> now there is essentially a couple of strategies if you are a tech startup. are you going to sell to facebook or cell to google? it warrants the ability of innovators to innovate according to mike -- market needs and ipos. instead, everyone is guessing, how can i develop something facebook will buy or google will buy? and that is not necessarily really how we want an economy or innovation sector to function. announcer: watch "the communicators" monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. jerseyer: next, new governor phil murphy on responding to the coronavirus pandemic. the announced new social distancing rules and was joined by the state health commissioner and police superintendent. did you say something to offend somebody over there? you are all by yourself. same for you.

monday night on the communicators, american economic liberties project founder sarah miller on big tech companies as monopolies and the impact of corporate concentration. couple ofere are a strategies if you are a tech set up. will you sell to facebook or google? what that has done is war the ability of innovators in silicon valley to innovate according to market needs and according to ideas. instead, everyone is guessing -- how can i develop something that facebook or google will buy? that is not necessarily how we want an economy or an innovation sector to function. >> watch the communicators monday night at 8:00 eastern on c-span two. president trump mentioned a caller from our program "washington journal." in a tweet, the president quotes jim sagan trump did a deal with japan. we are booming in north dakota. -- oursident responding trade deals will be having a big impact on our country as they kick in. here is that call from today's "washington journal." of north up first out dakota. jim, good morning. caller: hello, john. >> what kind of work you do? >> i just picked up the phone.