Axios Re:Cap

Dan looks at the protests in Hong Kong over a Chinese extradition bill with Axios World News Editor Dave Lawler. In the "Final Two", Chewy's IPO, and the Democratic presidential debates at the end of June are set.

Dan looks at the controversies in in facial recognition technology with Axios AI reporter Kaveh Waddell.  In the "Final Two", anti-trust hearings on Capitol Hill and CrowdStrike has a big IPO.

Dan dives into the situation surrounding controversial content on YouTube with Axios' Chief Technology correspondent Ina Fried.  In the "Final Two", trouble for Sprint & T Mobile merger and surprising findings regarding what news people actually want.

Dan talks about the argument to end the cash bail system in American justice with Axios reporter Stef Kight. In the "Final Two", a big shake-up in the aerospace sector and an important reminder on trade deficits.

Dan examines the vacant cabinet positions under President Trump with Axios Executive Editor Mike Allen. In the "Final Two" Google looks to acquire an analytics startup and politics foils a major auto merger.

Dan talks about the lawsuit against the messaging app Kik for it's cryptocurrency offering with Crypto expert and former DOJ prosecutor Katie Haun.  In the "Final Two", how the 2020 campaign could become a referendum on global trade and life for HBO after "Game of Thrones".

Dan talks with Carlyle Group research chief Jason Thomas about a sea change in how investors should view the next economic cycle. Plus, in his "Final Two," some big tech-lash developments and what presidential campaigns aren't doing about deepfakes.

Dan is joined by Axios reporter Jonathan Swan to discuss his exclusive interview with Jared Kushner, senior advisor to the President, on HBO.  In the "Final Two", the importance of Google's cloud crash and President Trump takes on AT&T.

Dan discusses continued Russian interference efforts into American life with Axios Media reporter Sara Fischer. In the "Final Two", SoFi in stadium naming rights negotiations and Hollywood might start leaving Georgia.

Dan examines just how much Intuit actually knows about its users with Axios Markets Reporter Courtenay Brown.  In the "Final Two", a big legal fight over cryptocurrencies, and Democrats seek to narrow their 2020 field.

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