.� @lloydblankfein ⁩, a critic of Trump, said: “For Wall Street, it was lower taxes, less regulation. He was delivering what ‘we’ wanted. We put a clothespin on our nose. We weren’t ignorant of the kind of risks we were taking. We repressed them.”

I've been working on this NYT project for months: Many of the deadliest mass shootings in the US were carried out by killers who used credit cards to buy high-powered weapons+ammunition that they couldn’t otherwise afford. No one was watching.

Last month I wrote an open letter to the CEO of @Walmart  about ending gun violence. I got an email that day from @LEVIS  CEO Chip Bergh that it got him “thinking” about what more could be done. Today, he got 145 CEOs to do this:

My open letter to Walmart's CEO: You, singularly, have a chance to use your role as CEO of the country’s largest retailer to change the way guns are sold in America to prevent massacres like the one in your El Paso store.

The long term impact of $AMC + $GME isn't about what happens to these companies or their stocks. It is about the public, which views the stock market (and economy) as something that is manipulated and not trusted.

Nice going @Google . Advertisement of the year. Hands down. It captured all of our emotions in under 60 seconds. And I 🥲

Why is it that Nebraska businesses are getting 90% of PPP loans approved and NY/NJ businesses, the hardest hit, getting a fraction of that?

Breaking News: Howard Schultz will leave at end of month. End of era. Says he will consider “public service” among options. Speculation will mount about 2020. I’m going on NOW to discuss. Read my story here: