Fast Money 06/17/20

CNBC's "Fast Money"

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Business, Investing, News

4.3 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 17 June 2020

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Listen To Our Traders Take You Behind the Money...How To Play the Volatility...Pops and Drops: The Movers You Missed.

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0:00.0	Thanks, guys.
0:02.2	Fast Money does start right now.
0:03.7	I'm Melissa Lee.
0:04.7	Tonight's trader, guy Domi, Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, and Karen Finerman, should technology
0:09.8	permit?
0:10.8	Why, what's been the biggest boost for the market may turn out to be the biggest risk
0:14.0	We'll tell you how the Fed could go from Fed friend to foe
0:16.8	Plus a brand new season of Port Knight is underway with the red-hot game means for Creator
0:21.0	Epic and the rest of the gaming industry.
0:23.7	And Guy has got a fast pitch for us.
0:25.6	Will the traders buy in or should he give up the ghost?
0:28.2	But we start off with the developing story out of DC,
0:30.9	the Justice Department law looking to crack down on protections for
0:34.2	social media companies. Elon Moyes got more on the story.
0:37.3	Elon.
0:38.3	Melissa, the DOJ's proposal strikes right at the heart of the business model for platforms like
0:44.4	Facebook, Twitter and Google.
0:46.6	The DOJ is calling for three key carve-outs to Section 230 of the Communications
0:51.3	Secency Act.
0:52.3	The first is what they're calling the bad Samaritan carve out for platforms that facilitate or solicit illegal activity.
0:59.0	The second is specific exemptions for child exploitation, terrorism, and cyberstalking, and there
1:05.3	would also be case specific carve-outs for platforms that have actual knowledge of illicit
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