Home Depot’s Ken Langone rips Bernie Sanders over Medicare for All: Show me your record
“He’s talking about doing something [about health care] but we’re doing something, it’s a big difference,” said Ken Langone.
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Ken Langone sounds off on Bernie Sanders
Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone on Bernie Sanders' Medicare for all plan.
McConnell: 'Unpleasant' debt deal averts potential for government shutdowns
“America can’t default, that would be a disaster.” said Mitch McConnell.
Ken Langone on capitalism vs. socialism
Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone and NYU Langone Health CEO Dr. Robert Grossman on the mounting debate over socialism versus capitalism, advances in health care, and the debate over Medicare-for-all.
Ken Langone on the mounting doctor shortage
Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone and NYU Langone Health CEO Dr. Robert Grossman on Langone's $100 million gift to the medical school so students could attend tuition-free, the American dream, the push for socialist policies such as Medicare-for-all, the mounting doctor shortage and the legacy of Ross Perot.
China trade deal shouldn't allow Huawei access to US technology: Mitch McConnell
"I don’t think we ought to do anything to make it easier for them to operate and do business here in America," said McConnell.
Mitch McConnell: Don't think we should walk away from NAFTA if we can't get USMCA done
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., on border crisis, the 9/11 fund, USMCA, the minimum wage debate, the future of USMCA and tech regulation.
Mitch McConnell on Trump speech. debt. Huawei and Iran
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., on President Trump, the Democratic Party's shift to the left, McConnell responds to Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's comments, weighs in on the budget battle, China trade tensions and mounting tensions with Iran.
Sen. McConnell: Huawei is a threat
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., on concerns over the threat from Huawei and its impact on U.S. trade talks with China.
Sen. McConnell: America can't default, that would be disaster
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., on the budget battle on Capitol Hill.
DC: Facebook's biggest challenge?
Wall Street Journal tech and autos reporter Tim Higgins on Netflix's outlook and concerns over Facebook's plans for a cryptocurrency.
Lawmaker calls on FBI to investigate FaceApp
Security concerns over its user agreement have Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. asking the FBI to review the Russian-operated app's privacy policy.
Deadly fire at Japan studio
At least 13 people were confirmed dead in a fire started by a man who spread an unidentified liquid inside an anime studio, lighting it on fire.
Sen. Lankford on defense spending: Still trying to recover from Obama administration
Sen. James Lankford, R-Okla., on the border crisis and the debate over immigration reform, efforts to achieve a budget deal and the Democratic Party's shift to the left.
Financials, big banks in particular are doing very well: Second Curve Capital CEO
Second Curve Capital CEO Tom Brown on the state of the financial sector and the impact of Federal Reserve policy.
SAP CEO: Would like to see a Fed rate cut
SAP CEO Bill McDermott on the company's earnings and outlook, growth in Europe, collaborating with companies such as Microsoft, cloud investment, tech regulations and the Federal Reserve.
Market conditions are driving the Fed right now: Jon Hilsenrath
Wall Street Journal Global Economics Editor Jon Hilsenrath on U.S. trade tensions with China and the outlook for Federal Reserve policy.
Fmr. Home Depot CEO: New Amazon Prime show involving sons is binge-worthy
Bob Nardelli's sons' new series 'Dark/Web' will debut on Amazon Prime this week.
Sam Zell: Very low interest rates discourage decision making
Equity International Chairman Sam Zell on the outlook for the housing market, commercial real estate, the potential impact of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut, emerging markets.
Bob Nardelli on sons' new Amazon series
Former Home Depot CEO Bob Nardelli on his sons' new upcoming series on Amazon Prime.