so which is the lead all the pleasure talking to sharon john, thanks so much for joining us today. thanks for having me. in india, other government and twitter have been at loggerheads for months now. the reason non compliance with new social media tools. these would essentially allow authorities to regulate what can be posted online and what conte. critics say, the freedom to express views is at stake. but others argue those freedoms need to be controlled. debbie lawyers, i met down and such and watched by on a mission the want to clean up with a child who says he found politicians and journalists with large following speaking disrespectfully bit about the indian government and tradition. he jumped into action and talked with her to court. would that be a good up me? the public school he, when prominent public figures called a republic of india, follow names. what feelings be heard? we did and you know, true citizen of the country can stand by and watch it being insulted. i would say that by this i taught at once the social media giant to follow new rules in india that require pro

a little bit closer to home here in washington dc, one from john hopkins university, reporting outside the white house for a boom bust, sharon from tech archie and federal reserve chairman jerome powell on wednesday took an interesting stand on crypto currencies. when asked about establishing a central bank digital token, wouldn't that be more viable and reliable alternative than having all of these hundreds and perhaps a 1000 different currencies emerging? i think maybe maybe the case and i think that's one of the arguments that are offered in favor of a digital currency is particularly you wouldn't, you wouldn't need stable coins. you wouldn't need crypto currencies if you had a digital us currency. so is that indeed the case? well, we have 2 experts on hand who may have the answer that school bus co hosts and crypto analysts, ben swan and christy. christy. i want to start with you. is there truth to this idea that bitcoin could become obsolete once a u. s. digital currency is established? no, the digital us dollar is the exact reason why you need the current these in the 1st place. i mean, the us dollar is the exact antit

. >> john: new details emerging about sharon osborne and "the talk." aishah hasnie has more.sing questions about whether the producers create the moment. the talk show hosts were hashing out whether piers morgan was a racist for criticizing meghan markle. that's when osborne was ask why she was standing by morgan. the blowup caused her to quit the talk show and cbs launched an investigation. osborne said she was set up. weeks later underwood an a co host denied the allegations saying that osborne went off the rails in disrespect. now we're hearing a hidden part of the story shows something different. you appear to health a hot mic consoling osborne telling her the whole thing was planned. listen. >> they asked me to ask that question. i said no, i'm not going to ask that question. they literally made her ask that question. i thought that she was setting it up in a -- i assumed you had a preconversation. >> no, no, no. >> so you were on the same page. >> no. >> it's terrible. i hope that once this blows over, once -- that you know, cheryl is your friend. she really is your fri

can be found in aston martin and john g u a cause it's upcoming remax navarro is expected to be the fastest car ever built a title previously held by the book. auntie sharon, while my next guest is the chief executive of lam beginning, which is owned of course by volkswagen, stefan binkle man joins us now from santa got about a navy in italy. good to have you with us. so you're launching what's being described as the last of and todd or is that an acknowledgement that the world is changing that the future is for electric pallet cars. first of all, we are celebrating allow them to lower because it's the last of a kind. we will have 600 units, only 250 groups and 250 rotor. and then there will be the phase of hybridization, and $23.24 for the entire lineup of all to be la maurine. so 1st, the event of the fall, what would be hybridize will be plug in hybrid, but it will mundane our famous ve 12 engine. so there will be a new vitro engine also in the hybridize card. and that, that's the problem is we're making to our customers, is that the new generation of cars is always to be better than the one before. and especially when we speak about performance, this

john: clearly this is an active hubris, of human ambition, of human pride, to go explore other worlds. whether that is a good thing or a bad thing, well-meaning people can disagree. sharonhinks it is the wrong thing to be doing, and she is certainly entitled to her opinion. others see it as part of creating a future that has optimism associated with it. mining the moon, yes, the resources of the moon will help support this undertaking in the long-term. is the moon a pristine wilderness, or a resource for humans to use? there is clearly human ego involved in that. nasa doesn't cost much money, less than one half of 1% of the federal government. so there is lots of money left over for addressing issues like limit change, -- like climate change, which nasa is very much involved in with its earth observation satellite. so to me, human observation of the solar system is the kind of activity we should be doing, as a window to the future, while we address the problems here on earth. jesse: john, can we judge yet what the biden administration's commitment to space travel and nasa is? we are still in the first year, can we judge how they feel about space travel? john: the indica