flashbacks keyser oh go to mine start com instead and stacy herman stacy harbor over there now sometimes when we can remember . but never be peace be upon us the news straight there will never be the rise and fall of the state of israel it was the industry all of those home. countries who somehow called 3. 2 state solution is a mistake and none of the countries. for would. propose on the basis of 2 states. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic to follow only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical. to sit down in. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark so. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor one dog food over another one comparative shopping service over another and one candidate over another they can suppress certain types of resu

told me what it was a moment ago and slipped my mind so let's talk to stacy and find out what exactly is happening max make basically where all tenant farmers and the thing we are farming is our own minds our essence our being our everything our privacy all that makes us unique individuals we are farming that as tenant farmers for the likes of facebook for the likes of twitter and other big data companies we are attendance on our own devices a decade ago amazon abruptly deleted copies of george orwell's 1984 from the kindles of its american customers the move instantly evokes the memory holes in the novels totalitarian dystopia and inspired about equal measures of shock outrage and jokes as a fictional amazon in a dystopian novel had performed the same mass deletion critics would have said it was too on the nose but in hindsight amazon's action was also a striking carbon ger of a shift that has only become more pronounced since our wholesale tilt toward becoming a tenant society tenants of our own devices great title opens up a whole. panorama of interesting inductive. opinion that i

if stacy abrams wants to run for president she will do so and do really well.ve the most diverse pool of candidates we've ever had in history. we have the most diverse congress. we are heading in the right direction with our country but just because joe biden or bernie sanders is leading it doesn't mean democrats don't value diversity. >> tucker: why are the two leading candidates elderly rich white men? i'm using the same standard the democrats use all the time when they look at a picture and there are too many white people and "we hate white people." they are always mad about this. why not live by their own standards? >> joe biden has the most name recognition and experience. he was right there next to the first black president for eight years. we have the most diverse pool of candidates and history and we will see were the primary goes over the next couple of months. >> tucker: are you bothered? >> i am encouraged. what we are seeing from the party is more ideas, more candidates stepping up and candidates of color running for president. >> tucker: last quest

over and over i would call and hear stacy we think you are so talented. stacy i think you are qualified. but you are a black woman. i was like i know. [laughter] ify whispered it to me as they were giving me a terminal diagnosis. capableided what i was of based on what they saw. not based on what they knew. people i had known for years kept telling me that i wasn't ready for this. it was suggested that i support the other person running and asked for a role in her duration. that didn't work for me then and it doesn't work for me now. [applause] i was told i needed to wait until georgia was ready for me. i was told to wait my turn. while, listening to people who supported me for many years, i started to wonder if maybe they were correct. if i was pushing too far, too fast. i listen to doubts and started to internalize the definitions of my capacity. until i reminded myself that i knew what i wanted and i had a plan to get it. when um high, when you stretch , your your conceptions ambitions will be strong. especially when there are those who do not share th

stacy: i don't know.gain, the issue now -- people would have thought in the wake of the apple settlement that the overhangs on the licensing business were over with. the overhangs are now back, and if you are worried about the life and business, the rest of the story is an apple-driven chip story that doesn't start to play out until 2021, which is a long way from now. we will see if it bounces back. we've done a piece a dozen times over the last few years. it is probably time to sort of start to revisit that again, see what is priced in. i understand what is going on. people want that licensing business to be free to breathe and it no longer is, that is a lot less attractive than things looked a week or two ago. caroline: great to get your context, stacy rasgon, and of course, ian king from san francisco. coming up, it has been two years since the launch of the subscription business model, but is it paying off? we will discuss next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the global tech community flocked to toron

stacy, your perspective on the severity of the selloff.it in line with the severity of risk to the business model? >> in theory, yes. i am surprised by the magnitude. wereld have thought if you paying attention to the trial itself in january, the idea that they were likely to lose was probably not a surprise. that seemed clear from the tones and manners of that emerged. i would say that maybe in the wake of the apple settlement, investors were hoping a judge might go even -- easy on them. that does not seem to be the case. and as i heard you say, it goes to the heart of the business model. now the risk is we will see what happens with the appeal, but the risk is that the fundamental drivers of the business model are at risk, given the remedies the judge has mandated. >> yes, as one of our colleagues wrote "it may reduce royalty payments." it has already rewritten its customer contract with apple. will that remain in place or become some sort of standard bearer what contracts look like going forward? >> two things here. first, there were no

stacy rasgon is joining us on the phone as well.cy, your perspective on the severity of the selloff. is it in line with the severity of risk to the business model? >> in theory, yes. although i am a little surprised at the magnitude, because i would have thought if you were paying attention to the trial itself in january, the idea that they were likely to lose was probably not going to be a surprise. that seemed clear from the tone that emerged from the trial. i would say that maybe in the wake of the apple settlement, investors were hoping the judge might go easy on them. that does not seem to be the case. and as i heard ian say, it goes to the heart of the business model. now the risk is that -- we will see what happens with the appeal, but the risk is that the fundamental drivers of the business model are at risk, given the remedies the judge has mandated here. >> yeah, as one of our colleagues wrote, "it may reduce royalty payments, rewrite every customer contract, give shares of ip to rival chip companies." it has already rewri

money you know money with flags on it or the portrait of a potentate or royal person a good day to stacy i think your and your talk about the end of the nation state currency the u.s. dollar the euro the u.s. the ruble the there are you know peso all those nations that currency is going to talk about that because one of the things we have talked about over the years and for a trend we've noticed especially since the financial crisis is dig lobel ization this happens all the time throughout history especially when an empire is falling we see a trend towards d. globalization globalization is a time also marked by the absence of trust people nations don't trust each other trading partners don't trust each other and of course big coin and gold are the 2 trust list currencies out there so the 1st one we're going to talk about is the trade war going on between china everybody has said for years and years that owed china is in control because they have 1 point one trillion dollars in u.s. treasuries and all dumped them and you know this will heart harm the united states trade war may spur china

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this is stacy this is stacy harbor and you know where continue in the 2nd half with yet another interview with dan collins he is the head researcher heisenberg capital and he lived in china for 20 years so it's really great information about china what's going on there you know there is one story they keep on doing the rounds these days and that's the rare earth elements you know there are what are the 17 of these elements and they're actually not all that rare but 80 to 90 percent of them are produced by china simply because the the process of processing these rare earths out of the dirt is really environmentally unsound very toxic so the u.s. used to produce the most rare earth elements from a single mine in california a mountain pass but that stops in the late ninety's seventy's early eighty's when china was willing to become the great polluter of earth and take on that responsibility so just so you know when you hear these stories about rare earth elements that they're actually quite abundant just by the name of i think it's leeching yes is the process to extract that it is a virus mo

it gubernatorial candidate stacy abram says that she won her election.e told her audience "i'm here to tell you a secret that makes breitbart and tucker carlson go crazy." we won, she said. that's reassuring. "i know i am not the governor of georgia." whenever they tell you i'm not delusional, which is always with the guy on the bus tries to assure you of, it makes you wonder. in reality, she did lose that race by more than 50,000 votes. it's not a close margin. of the great irony in all of this is that the democrats say that trump can't accept election outcomes. nancy pelosi just told "the new york times" that she worries about whether he will accept the 2020 results of democrats won by a narrow margi margin. she recallsmb that she believed that "if we won by 1,000 votes each, he is not going to respect the election." [laughs] because everything is projectio projection.un sigmund freud. he called it. mark steyn, the best-selling author and really the best guest on tv. he joins us tonight. here is yet another example, mark, of them accusing you of what t

my cock last mass kaiser i'll go to my star com instead and stay here in stacy harbor over there now sometimes when we can remember . this footage is unique because there's a tribal lens on normally off limits to the public erik's allowed in because he's the. people here know him simply as dr eric he's rich famous some always on the move saving yachts and flying aircraft that. he's considered one of the banks neurosurgeons in brazil. that's happened. to busy doing nothing is going to do the population because he's going to people. but never be peace unless there will be a palestinian state there will never be a whole rise in the fall of the state of israel without the police the indian state all those that hold the moderates countries who somehow call rate we something that basic they wreck of a 2 state solution is a mistake and none of the countries will come forward unless there will be a proposed solution on the bases and to states. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sport business i'm show business i'll see you

last month since the may highs i think that's reflecting kind of a worst case outcome for huawei >> stacyone of the things we saw when everyone was expecting tariffs on certain imported goods from china to rise to 25% at the end of the year was a cold forward in terms of inventories and imports. do you think we're going to see something similar play out here with semiconductors ahead of that august deadline >> it's possible but you have to remember the direct impact of tariffs on semiconductor industry is very small because the direct trade of raw semiconductors between the u.s. and china is low, it's $10 billion in each direction and in the context of a $475 billion industry it's not that much. what makes this hard to decide is that most semiconductors travel between china and the u.s. inside other things smart phones, pcs and networking equipment, appliances and automobiles and what have you. by and large, so far, most of the primary categories that drive a lot of that semiconductor demand have been mostly spared. there's been pcs a little bit and networking equipment and appliances and

why not a stacy abrams, run stacy, run stacy. >> run stacy. >> that's my point. >> i love her. >> shead that conversation, but when beto did it, yeah, we have to get beto in the race. there's something there. >> i agree. i hear you. my thanks to you all. that does it for us. thank you so much for watching. i'm nicolle wallace, see you back here monday at 4:00 p.m. >>> the president is watching out for donald trump, not for the united states of america. the mueller report just over two weeks ago demonstrated complicitly that russia attacked our electoral system with the purpose of helping donald trump and he turns around two weeks later and says we are all good on this. we are not all good on it. we are at risk. we are at risk in 2020 and donald trump hits us squarely in trouble. >> good evening. welcome to the special live edition of a.m. joy or what

this is stacy this is stacy harbor and you know where continue in the 2nd half with yet another interview with dan collins he is the head researcher heisenberg capital and he lived in china for 20 years so it's really great information about china what's going on there you know there is one story they keep on doing the rounds these days and that's the rare earth elements you know there are what are the 17 of these elements and they're actually not all that rare but 80 to 90 percent of them are produced by china simply because the the process of processing these rare earths out of the dirt is really environmentally unsound very toxic so the u.s. used to produce the most rare earth elements from a single mine in california a mountain pass but that stops in the late 1970 s. or early eighty's when china was willing to become the great polluter of earth and take on that responsibility so just so you know when you hear these stories about rare earth elements that they're actually quite abundant just by the name of i think of the leeching yes is the process to extract that it isn't viral mostly

yourine: great to get context, stacy rasgon, and of course ian king from san francisco.t has been two years since the launch of the subscription business model, but is it paying off? this is bloomberg. ♪ techine: the global community flocked to toronto the week to attend one of fastest-growing technology comfort is in america. medium ceo and twitter cofounder took the stage as the keynote speaker. jon erlichman sat down to talk about medium, investment, and beyond meet. >> it is certainly not easy to do, but i think a lot of people -- the new york times, a lot of people thought they were crazy a -- even and said, medium two years ago, we got a lot of criticism saying that wouldn't work. but i think everyone has accepted two things. one, the ad only model is one that is hard to make work for quality of information. two, people care about the information they consume. i think the challenge now is figuring out how to make that work. i don't think it a work for everybody. you need a lot of critical mass. it is definitely hard. we are happy with what we have seen. >> some peo

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told me what it was a moment ago and slipped my mind so let's talk to stacy and find out what exactly is happening max mate basically where all tenant farmers and the the thing we are farming is our own minds our essence our being our everything our privacy all that makes us unique individuals we are farming that as tenant farmers for the likes of facebook for the likes of twitter and other big data companies we are attendance on our own devices a decade ago amazon abruptly deleted copies of george orwell's 1984 from the kindles of its american customers the move instantly evokes the memory holes in the novels totalitarian dystopia and inspired about equal measures of shock outrage and jokes as a fictional amazon in a dystopian novel had performed the same mass deletion critics would have said it was too on the nose but in hindsight amazon's action was also a striking carbon ger of a shift that has only become more pronounced since our wholesale tilt toward becoming a tenant society tenants of our own devices great title opens up a whole. panorama of interesting inductive. opinion tha

kaiser this is the kaiser report this is stacy this is stacy harbor and you know where continue in the 2nd half with yet another interview with dan collins he is the head researcher heisenberg capital and he lived in china for 20 years so it's really great information about china what's going on there you know there is one story they keep on doing the rounds these days and that's the rare earth elements you know there are what are the 17 of these elements and they're actually not all that rare but 8090 percent of them are produced by china simply because the process of processing these rare earths out of the dirt is really environmentally and sound very toxic so the u.s. uses.

serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry how about. luxury automobile again for a mac. hey you know what money laundering is highly illegal. much kaiser of course. historically 2 of his opponents used to claim that there are 3 issues that turkey is too poor. and too if you still muslim the fact is we are too poor is no longer correct because our per capita purchase very is high year than some of the current deal member countries. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to remind you we're discussing some real moves. and now we're joined by john laughlin in paris he is a lecturer in political philosophy and i says the catholic university of wendy welcome to the program john thank you for taking time out today to resume he is finally leaving we all were predicting it none of us got the date right but we knew the exit was coming. could have she succeeded but was it a task beyond any one being prime minister after all in all fairness both part major parties in parliament

buying big calling to get out of your matrix of fraud accounting malfeasance and criminal behavior stacy yes that's an article on 0 had really fascinating to what he they were actually reporting from c m b c what they were talking about this naked short in order to cover their losses but this also fits with this have i'm just out on market watch there's a truth decay they call it in american journalism study says the media has become more biased over the last 30 years in fact and this is a rand corporation study and what they did is they studied hours and hours and hours of news footage over the past 2030 years and what they found was that indeed it has become more subjective and emotional and they mention in fact that our research provides quantitative evidence for what we all can see in the media landscape that there is a truth decay that the declining role of facts and analysis in civil discourse and its effect on american life journalism in the us has become more subjective and consists less of the details a vent or context based reporting that used to characterize news coverage and

sente zia crypto parallel dimension and the bit coy it's all happening it's all happening right now stacy in the meat space things are coming apart however the meat space is ruled by tweets from donald trump and donald trump is continuing apace the error of globalization is over at least for now we've had many periods throughout the last 4 or 5000 years of globalization then de globalization and we're now going through a period of de globalization we see these trade wars hotting up you know. basically blacklisted huawei the 2nd largest mobile phone builder operator manufacturer in the world and they're also way ahead of any western competition in terms of 5 g. technology they do however while way requires many many parts many chips from u.s. companies and basically they're not allowed to send anything to qual way though then via tweet as well trump has basically given them a 90 day window to maybe allow their leaders of china to negotiate a trade deal this is his art of the deal right i mean the key phrase here is to globalization and you're right you know it ebbs and flows and we get glo

that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo eleven landing on to the next and stacy. kaiser financial survival john today was all about money laundering first to visit this campus in the three different. oh good this is a good start well we have our three banks all set up here maybe something in your something going to america something overseas or the cayman islands or do we do all these banks are complicit in the kleptocracy we just have to deal with both and say hey i'm ready to do some serious money laundering ok let's see how we did while we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy oh beautiful jewelry and how about. luxury automobile again from that you know what money laundering is highly illegal . much keyser of course. you know world is a big part of. law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that made stream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smart we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is n

interim target of 28000 looks still in play and our long term target from 2011 to 100000 still good now stacy when we flew here it was dramatic and it was unbelievable experience because it was covered by the international press the new york post the daily mail outlets all over new york and even around the world we were witness to an unbelievably chilling. event and that the woman young woman sitting right behind us on the flight got up and went to the forward part of the cabin attempted to open the door and commit suicide screaming i want to die i want to die and this was really bone rattling and shocking yes it did make international news including new york post right here in new york city and we should have mentioned it the last episode but it was a little bit too shocking to come over it but yeah we made the international news and that thing is that was quite remarkable is this young woman she was going through suicidal distress and it was just testing to see this on a flight where that scared because i knew that you can't open a door mid-flight so she did get the lock open but you can't

he eimate is that see lald returths to years. >> reporter: stacy's home was spared this time, but shews the danger is-pre liviner und t threat now? >> it's tense. it's beautiful. it's sad. everyone behind me is gone. it's really in your heart that you are so lucky when you realize that everything, every memory, every plant, every blade of grass they had is gone. >> reporter: tourism is the biggest industry here and that was also hit hard. the number >> dr. stanley: remember this: cannot change the laws of god. when he has visited you in some form of adversity and he brings you through that, that's like he has increased the strength of the foundation of your life and your faith in him. [music] ♪ star wars galaxy's e opening may 31st at disneyland resort >>> we end this half hour with a heartwarming story of perseverance. how a young man with a borrowed cello and not a single music lesson played his way on to the big stage. chip reid has his story. >> reporter: when eddie adams plays the cello -- ♪ the sound is mind blowing. ♪ and so is the path he took to get here. adams grew up in pov

kaiser this is the kaiser report this is stacy this is stacy harbor and you know where continue in the 2nd half with yet another interview with dan collins he is the head researcher heisenberg capital and he lived in china for 20 years so it's really great information about china what's going on there you know there is one story they keep on doing the rounds these days unless the rare earth elements you know there are a lot of the 17 of these elements and they're actually not all that rare but 8090 percent of them are produced by china simply because the process of processing these rare earths out of the dirt is really environmentally unsound very toxic so the u.s. used to produce the most rare earth elements from a single mine in california a mountain pass but that stops in the late 1970 s. or early eighty's when china was willing to become the great polluter of earth and take on that responsibility just so you know when you hear these stories about.

you back on the show all right this is it for this edition of the kaiser report was may mask eyes or stacy i would like to thank our guest jack mahler's of zap and if you want to catch it on twitter it's cause report like somebody else. really there's not much happening in the global economy as a result of the u.s. trying to so-called trade war just to put things in perspective you know most things that are exported from china to the united states are exported as finished products the same holds true for most things exported from the u.s. to china so any tariffs on those products while they might affect price levels in the u.s. were in china and they might affect level of trade between the u.s. and china they simply don't. the rest of the world is hardly affected at all. what politicians do. they put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president i'm sure. more so more want to. have to go on to be for us to see what will befall us tree in the morning can't be good good i'm interested always in the waters of my college. first sip. lake says and see it f

show extra well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy i would like to thank our guest bill up of mines dot com if you want to reach us on twitter. platforms sucks. my cock i'm slash max kaiser oh go to mine dot com instead and states your brain states the herberger over there now sometimes when we can remember. we know but never be peace be upon us in state there will never be a rise in the whole of the state of israel without the palestinian state only those that hold the moderate countries who somehow call rate we something that makes that basic they wrecked the 2 state solution as we stated none of the countries will come forward as there will be if will pose solutions on the basis of poor states. facebook and google started with a great idea and great ideals unfortunately it was also a very dark so. they are constructing a profile of you and that profile is real it's detailed and it never goes away turns out that google is manipulating your opinions from the very 1st character that you type into the search bar it will always favor on

show extra well that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy i would like to thank our guest bill up of mines dot com if you want to reach us on twitter. other platforms sucks. my sacrum slash max kaiser oh go to mine dot com instead in states your brain states the herberger over there now sometimes when we can remember. we know but never be peace unless there will be a because the indian state there will never be a whole rise in the fall of the state of israel the palestinian state only those that hold the moderate countries who somehow call rate we something that their lakes base they wrecked will for 2 state solution is a mistake and none of the countries will come forward unless there will be a proposed solution on the basis of poor states. you know world of big part of the lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door on the back and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fig

>> yeah, the interesting part is three of the dark horses i have here mike bloomberg, stacy abrams andt rod brown, they are not even in the race right now. mike bloomberg run several times and he's wait to go see how joe biden does, if you see joe biden falter, don't be surprised -- heather: already have 23 candidates. >> some people say 24 and then stacy abrams she's still out there. what's interesting among african americans the front runner overwhelming, preoverwhelmingly is joe biden. rust belt guy and some people say he might be able to get voters that trump got and governor of washington, he's made it all about the environment, and i look at tulsi gabbard, polling at 0% or 1%, he's a former veteran and she also is one of those people she's been attacked from the left in the democratic primaries. heather: starting to hear about her lately. a lot has to do with timing as well. >> she's very good on camera which is going to be interesting when you the debates coming up in a couple of weeks who shines, just like, again, donald trump came in those debates no matter where he was, where

stacy folks president of planned parenthood. some of. this thing thank you so much. tornadoes have wreaked destruction throughout the midwest region of the united states wind speeds of up to 210 kilometers an hour were recorded in oklahoma as homes were destroyed the only a few injuries were caused tens of thousands of people have been left without power the state is bracing itself for more thunderstorms and possible flooding. on top of severe shortages of food medicine and power venezuelans are struggling to find the petrol harsh us economic sanctions coupled with a lack of maintenance in the oil industry are pushing the energy sector to crisis point from the state of kind of bubble you see in human reports. the queues to fill of cars with fuel the northwestern business will a r 23 to 4 kilometers long. near the city of motorists hope and pray they'll be lucky to make it to the pump before it runs dry yet my mother used it yesterday i was in line for 6 hours and couldn't fill up. isn't normal ask. with this government apparently it is we are a major oil producing co

stacy. it was only days ago we were told the u.s. was preparing to strike iran for nonspecific reasons to deter specific threats then the narrative simply disappeared and just exactly what is the trumpet ministrations policy regarding the red tape players trump you know this. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to turn to jack mahler's of zap a lighting network while it for the community jack welcome thank you nice things around it's great to be on i'm glad to be here i'm a big fan of the kaiser report your youthful your full time you've got to zap ok that's me jack tell us about 1st how to get into because my father actually so i have a really big finance history in chicago my dad was one that got me into it in 2013 he ran a futures brokerage for every currency trader and he saw the coin as a big opportunity that it became to be so amazing amazing is that iowa is an enormous financial hub in this country and the future is in the chicago options exchange and then you're part of that culture it's a real culture in c

host: delegate stacy plaskett, democrat of the virgin islands.ber of the oversight and reform committee as well as transportation and interest-rate or committee. guest: thank you for having me -- transportation and infrastructure committee. guest: thank you for having me. host: what you think of the term cover up by nancy pelosi? guest: what i think we are seeing, we are seeing that there has been mechanisms used by the president, discussions he is having to kind of lay over issues that we have been investigating and this is outside of the mueller report. this is related to a variety of issues. on oversight we have been , aking at a moments clauses coverup of issues related to health care and other issues throughout congress. i think when she is talking about cover-up, she means the president obstructing us from doing the work that the people of the unit states have brought us to congress to do -- of the united states have brought us to congress to do. host: saying the democrats are getting nothing done in congress, all that effort about a redo o