Pivot

Trump’s executive order on TikTok & WeChat, Friend of Pivot Jennifer Palmieri about women in politics, and guest host Andrew Ross Sorkin on a billionaire tax

Aug 11, 2020

In this engaging discussion, guest host Andrew Ross Sorkin, a New York Times columnist and CNBC anchor, tackles Trump's executive orders on TikTok and WeChat and what they mean for U.S.-China tech relations. Jennifer Palmieri, former communications director for Hillary Clinton and author of "She Proclaims," highlights the challenges women face in politics and the recent push for greater representation. They also dive into Bernie Sanders' bold proposal for taxing pandemic profiteers, sparking a conversation about wealth and social justice.

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Episode guests

Jennifer Palmieri

Andrew Ross Sorkin

AI Chapters

Episode notes

Intro

5min

Navigating the Gig Economy and Tech Tensions

13min

The Future of Entrepreneurship and Social Media Competition

4min

Wealth, Politics, and Women's Representation

28min

Women in Politics: Empowerment and Influence

3min

Navigating Failures and Strategies

4min

Exploring Influence and Public Perception in Modern Times

4min

Kara is joined by New York Times columnist, founder of Deal Book and CNBC Sqwuakbox Host Andrew Ross Sorkin to talk about about Trump's new executive orders to ban Chinese social media apps. They also discuss Bernie Sanders' proposed new tax legislation that would implement a one time 60-percent tax on billionaires who made money during the pandemic. Then we are joined by Friend of Pivot Jennifer Palmieri, author of the new book She Proclaims: Our Declaration of Independence from a Man's World, to discuss women in politics and Biden's expected VP pick.

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