Billionaire-in-Chief

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Business News, News, Investing, Business

4.2 • 543 Ratings

🗓️ 8 November 2019

⏱️ 34 minutes

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Summary

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg might be running for President, but Joe’s betting Andrew that he doesn’t. The team speaks to pollster Frank Luntz (again), Operation Hope’s John Hope Bryant, and CNBC’s Robert Frank. NYT reporter and CNBC contributor Edmund Lee rounds up the week’s tech and media stories, from WeWork’s concerned employees to Disney+ and product placement on Apple TV’s “The Morning Show.”

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0:00.0	Bring in Show Music, please.
0:02.0	This is Squack Pod.
0:05.0	The Daily Podcast brought to you by the team behind Squack Box.
0:08.0	NYU, this is C. NBC's Essential Morning Show.
0:12.0	Every day, get the best stories, debate, and analysis. See, The Scarlet letter right now in the Democratic Party is B for billionaire.
0:24.8	Or B for Bloomberg, New York City's former mayor considering a late launch into the race for
0:30.3	president.
0:31.3	It's the difference between a primary and when you get to the national election.
0:34.2	So I got two things, a trial balloon and a pipe dream.
0:36.8	Is it the longest of long shots or a new front in the war on wealth?
0:41.2	People say, oh I hate rich people. No you don't.
0:43.5	You hate rich people until you become rich.
0:45.1	Here's the bottom line.
0:46.2	There's a whole lot more of us than there is of them.
0:49.6	Those stories plus Disney, The Gap,
0:51.8	and hearing the other side.
0:53.6	Stop with this.
0:55.0	Stop with this. Free markets.
0:57.0	What's happening here?
0:59.0	I'm CMBC producer Cameron Costa.
1:01.0	It's Friday, November 8th.
1:03.4	Squack Pod begins right now.
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