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Fortune Live for August 11, 2016: Wendy’s’ Biggest Obstacle, Donald Trump’s Economic Speech, and Monterey Car Week

By Fortune Video
August 11, 2016, 10:32 AM ET
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We have a great lineup today for Fortune Live, hosted this week by Anne VanderMey and Andrew Nusca.

Fortune‘s Stephen Gandel and Brian O’Keefe join Anne and Andrew to cover some of this week’s top headlines: What Wendy’s biggest obstacle could be, where the stock market will top out, and Delta’s worldwide tech glitch.

Then, Fortune’s Ben Geier pokes holes in Donald Trump’s economic policy speech and advises the presidential hopeful to hire a fact-checker.

Next, Anne sat down with Carla Harris, vice chair of wealth management at Morgan Stanley to discuss the economy, its impact on women entrepreneurs, and more!

After that, Andrew talks drone insurance with Jay Bregman, co-founder and CEO of Verifly.

And in celebration of Monterey Car Week, Esquire Network’s ‘Car Matchmaker’ Spike Feresten helps Fortune‘s Sue Callaway find the perfect car.

Anne and Andrew close our show with three things the business world can learn from the Olympics.

You can go to fortune.com/fortunelive to watch the full show and individual segments on demand after the show concludes.

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