(Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg View Weekend Edition hosted by June Grasso.\u0010\u0010Guests:\u0010Daniel Moss, Bloomberg View economics editor and columnist: "China's Strengths in Trade Spat Are Its Weaknesses."\u0010Shira Ovide, Bloomberg Gadfly columnist: "Why Zuckerberg Is Winning the Facebook Hearings."\u0010Tyler Cowen, Professor of Economics at George Mason University and a Bloomberg View columnist: "How Gender Relations Define Today's Politics."\u0010Barry Ritholtz, founder of Ritholtz Wealth Management and Bloomberg Prophet: "Don't Blame Amazon for the Retail Apocalypse."\u0010Conor Sen, Portfolio Manager for New River Investments and a columnist for Bloomberg View: "Teacher Strikes Show That Workers Have Newfound Power."

Bloomberg View presents an editorial arguing that Mike Pompeo stands a good chance to succeed as secretary of State. This editorial aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg View contributor Ramesh Ponnuru explains that we don’t actually have to cut Social Security benefits from their current levels to make fiscal progress. We need only to stop, or at least moderate, their growth. It would not by itself keep the national debt from rising. But it ought to be part of the solution. This commentary aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg View senior executive editor David Shipley presents an editorial arguing that Congress should make sure that Facebook's data-for-services bargain becomes fairer and more transparent. This editorial aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg View columnist Jonathan Bernstein explains why the House speaker won't be missed when he leaves Congress. This commentary aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg Gadfly columnist Tara Lachapelle presents a column explaining why Sprint and T-Mobile are once again talking about a merger, and why each should be eager to get a deal done this time. It's been only five months since their last merger go-round collapsed. Their German and Japanese parent companies couldn't resolve how to share control of the combined entity. Hopefully this time they can, because Sprint and T-Mobile need one another more than ever. Sprint's finances continue to struggle under a giant debt load. And T-Mobile's long stretch of impressive customer growth is slowing. This commentary aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg View senior executive editor David Shipley presents an editorial arguing that making corporate taxes fair and efficient is in everyone's interest. The EU's unilateral approach won't help. This editorial aired on Bloomberg Radio.

(Bloomberg) -- Bloomberg View Weekend Edition hosted by June Grasso.\u0010\u0010Guests:\u0010Virginia Postrel, Bloomberg View columnist: "The Politics of 'Roseanne' Are About Empathy."\u0010Noah Feldman, Harvard Law professor and Bloomberg View columnist: "The Battle for the 9th Circuit Court Falls Silent."\u0010Toby Harshaw, Bloomberg View editor: "American Veterans Deserve Reforms, Not Politics."\u0010Joe Nocera, Bloomberg View columnist: "Don't Blame Jeff Immelt for GE's Stock-Price Woes."\u0010Frank Barry, Bloomberg View editor: "Shedding Light on Scott Pruitt's Sketchy Condo Deal."

Bloomberg View senior executive editor David Shipley presents an editorial arguing that the U.S. should not try to save public companies by undermining what makes them so valuable. This editorial aired on Bloomberg Radio.

Bloomberg Gadfly columnist Liam Denning explains that until Tesla can sustainably keep up with Model 3 vehicule production, investors are right to be anxious.