Axios Re:Cap

Dan looks at a startup social network for immigrants called Homeis, with its CEO Ran Harnevo. In the Final Two, Trump's tax talk and Bernie Sanders wants to ban cops from using facial recognition software.

Dan talks about the recent partnership between Jay-Z and the NFL with Axios' Michael Sykes.  In the "Final Two" Facebook's new plan for news and Aramco's IPO.

Dan dissects the new approach some CEOs are taking with Fortune CEO & President Alan Murray.  In the "Final Two", yield curve confusion and a start-up seeks to take on America's housing crisis.

Dan digs into why global economies are slowing, from Europe to China to the U.S., with Axios Markets Editor Dion Rabouin, In the "Final Two," Cloudfare caught in between and Greenland for sale?

There's a new battle for democracy vs. dictatorship, but it's unclear with which side the U.S. stands. Dan digs in with Axios World editor David Lawler.

Dan examines WeWork filing for its long awaited IPO with Axios' Kia Kokalitcheva. In the "Final Two" Facebook admits to transcribing private voicemails and China's trade tensions extend north of the border.

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Dan and Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) discuss allegations of political bias on platforms like Facebook and Twitter (Replay from April 11, 2019).

Dan looks at the White House's proposal to have the FCC monitor political speech on social media platforms, with Axios tech policy reporter David McCabe. In the "Final Two", WeWork's IPO and conspiracy theories abound after Jeffrey Epstein's death.

Dan talks about how Corporate America is responding to the latest shootings across the country, with  Axios' Erica Pandey. In the "Final Two", social media furor over SoulCycle and an explanation of "Generation Alpha".

Dan examines how Huawei  fits into the escalating U.S.-China trade war, with Axios' Chief Technology Correspondent Ina Fried.  In the "Final Two", Lyft's new challenge and an NFL team gets into online gambling.