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A lawsuit claims Truth Social is giving paid subscribers an unfair advantage by allowing them to see President Trump’s posts fractions of a second before other users. Former Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter discusses the case and what it could mean for investors. Senator Bill Cassidy weighs in on changes to the recommended vaccine schedule for kids and what the new guidance could mean for parents. Plus, an exclusive CNBC and Generation Lab survey looks at how young adults feel about AI, the economy and the rapid pace of technological change.
Jonathan Kanter 5:14
Bill Cassidy 14:55
In this episode:
Leslie Picker, @LesliePicker
Michael Santoli, @michaelsantoli
Brian Sullivan, @SullyCNBC
Pippa Stevens, @PippaStevens13
Katie Kramer,
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