this he tweeted tweets that made it clear he had the same point of view as his brother. it will be helpful in saying it was not his brother's influence but his beliefs that brought him to that day. one tweet from march of 2013, he talks about. i want to study abroad or not abroad. he wants to study it a woman. not classic muslim -- >> exactly he doesn't seem like a extremist in a lot of his tweets and the defense made a lot of progress cross examining

to tweet or not to tweet? our twitter question of the day should leaders tweet more or less? you can tweet us hashtag #thepulse. @guyjohnsontv, @flacqua. ♪ president obama: i do not physically tweet in general. there are times when i am responding, a particular issue and we are trying to get something out. i will get on there so i am interacting. on a special event. generally speaking, i have got other stuff to do. francine: president obama on the american late-night talk show "jimmy lkkimmel." should leaders tweet more the greek finance minister yanis varoufakis is keen to defend himself on twitter. should he and president obama tweet more or less? tweet us -- @flacqua,@guyjohnsontv. the u.k. and i think it is looking to join the chinese asian investment bank. u.s. officials raised concern over whether the new body would meet the standards of the world bank. u.s. oil ceos trying to persuade lawmakers to lift a 40-year ban on oil exports. the u.s. is selling oil $10 less than global benchmarks are decent yield phillips was among investors that flew to washington.' shares of

she just tweeted about politics. she had a series of tweets that were basically politically incorrect, but ultimately legitimate criticism of iowa congressman steve king and the iowa caucuses themselves. if tweets aren't enough there's a new technology that many are saying could truly revolutionize politics. it's a live video service called meerkat. remember that word. it puts the power of tv broadcasting in the hands of ion with an iphone and twitter account. as dan pfeiffer put it every minute of every day of the campaign will be available live to anyone who wants it no matter where they are. joining me now is social media expect elizabeth plank, and jonathan capehart. good evening, everybody. liz, let me start with the easy stuff, which is liz mayer, a republican whether you agree with what she said or not, she used the internet to say the iowa caucus shouldn't have so much power. there are a lot of people who say that. whether you agree or not, it wouldn't seem like a fireable offense. >> this social media is a n

i would love to have her sing my tweets. you. >> don't ever really tweet. >> i re tweet. i'm so lays any 2015, i only hit re tweet. now, sometimes i'll do re tweet with compliment. >> yep, the quote thing? >> then do you have figure out how to eliminate words still make sense to make it to 140. >> doesn't it feel good when you look up, and it is a zero? >> yes. >> and you just perfect perfect tweet? >> all 140 clark ers. where you can see the negative numb best like oh, no got to go back. >> negative one, what am i going to get rid of here. >> always get rid of your name first. >> good point. >> why don't you tweet something today? i feel like your first actual tweet. because technically re tweets don't count. >> okay, i'll tweet right now. >> sue, i guess everyone following you stay tuned for mike jerrick's tweet. real first tweet on his own. >> you tweet it and i'll sing it. >> there we go. >> oh, oh. he's not tweeting any more. >> hold on. let me put my glasses on. >> he will well all of the high level operation going on there, let's take a look at the seven day foreca

he tweeted. really? tweeted? that's the best he can do? here is his tweet? violence against police is unacceptable. our prayers are with the officers in missouri path to justice is one we all must travel together. that's it, a tweet. i agree with the sentiment. i was hoping for more than a tweet. it was another shooting, this time police in the very town where racism is a simmering issue and where both african-americans and police are on edge and the best president obama can do is tweet? eric schultz spoke to reporters about this shooting but is he is not the president and while i'm not suggesting this should ago presidential address from the oval office. the nation needs more tweet before the president headed on air force one for the jimmy kimmel show for a presidential fundraiser. i can't figure it out. stop at the microphone outside the oval office. that's my off-the-record tonight. joining us our political panel daily beast jackie kucinich and chief political correspondent byron york. do you disagree with me. >> i agree. you are right. he should have sai

there are a wide range of the offensive tweets one could send. but i think we have to ask ourselves that question. obviously it's the responsibility of the tweeter themselves, but is twitter contributing to this toxic environment more broadly? >> the tweeters do get involved in this. we had kanye west tweet a series of photos with his wife with no clothes on. he's doing that divert attention from kendrick lamar's album, but celebrities use it too to get attention. >>> and speaking of attention, starbucks got a lot of attention for what it's trying to do. i admire what they were trying to do, the chairman of starbucks, who was coming at this from a really pure place, but the reaction to what he wants to do in the stores, was just, it's incredible. you think they were wrong, naive to try to go down this route? >> keep in mind, starbucks did this with "usa today," so as a member of that family, i have to applaud this project. race is a part of every conversation in america whether you know it or not. that's how we define ourselves, to some degree, i

here's the tweet here. you've got the picture there saying he celebrates the navy reserves centennial and thanks to him for that. >> that's one to put in your office. >> absolutely and thanks for watching. this is betty nguyen. "way too early" starts right now. >> how can we know that clinton even turned over all her relevant e-mails? >> she has taken steps to preserve the records by providing us with the 55,000 pages. i think 55,000 is a pretty big number. >> it is a big number. there are bigger. a million, and it's not as big as the number of pages clinton actually had but that's the crazy thing about numbers is you know you know you can always top them. someone is like you have a hundred dalmations? i can't imagine none having more than a hundred dalmations and then some lady being like i might have one. 101. >> good morning. it's thursday march 5th and welcome to "way too early." hillary clinton says he's now asked the state department to hand over e-mails from her private account, that of course would

and with that came a barrage of sexually explitity tweets at her. they alluded to lewd acts and rape. >> i grew up in a locker room playing sports. i know what it means to say dumb stuff. never in my life have i ever uttered half of the words that these guys were posting in the presence of a. would. and i never will. >> reporter: his daughter gabby eventually got wind of the trolling. >> there were so many comments and they got worse and worse. and people were feeding off of them and they were all negative. >> i thought i'm going to get in my car drive three hours and beat the hell out of a couple guys. then i started to think about it. >> reporter: that's when schilling decided to take matters into his own hands. >> he took screen shots off the tweets and posted them on his blogs, redeveloping theirvealing their identities to his fans and asking, is this okay at any time? one of the people named is somebody who used to work here as a ticket seller for the yankees. not any more. another tweeter has been suspended from school. >> reporter: twitter th

i tweeted out a link so you can watch all the mean tweets. >> the jeans tweet i thought was funny. >> a major drug bust goes down inside a train station near pittsburgh. >>> a 7-year-old boy born with a partially developed right arm receives a surprise courtesy of ironman himself. >> new this morning police believe a medical condition caused a bus driver to crash into a house in florida. firefighters in west palm beach worked frantically to free the man behind the wheel. he was only one on board the bus. one person was asleep in the house, he was not hurt. >>> restaurants can delivery beer to your home up to two 6 packs. the delivers will be allowed anytime of the day but orders must be placed before 2:00 a.m. the deliveriers must be 21 and must make sure customers are 21. >>> just like tony ironman stark, robert downy junior is a part-time super hero. in a video posted online, downy dressed as stark presented a prosthetic to alex. he was born with a partial arm. he showed alex his new red and gold arm. >>> kenny washington is heading to hbo the scandal star signed on to play anita hi

brl . >>> the commander in tweets. president obama stopped by jimmy kimmal's couch and went down the list of tweets. >> is there some way we can fly obama half way around the world and leave him there? how do you make his eyes light up, shine flash light in his ears. i'm i'm all right with the president wearing jeans but not those jeans. >> something tells me there were far meaner tweets and he addressed hillary clinton's email address. >> do you have hillary clinton's new email address? i can't give it to you. >> do you drive? >> i can't drive. i mean, i'm able to drive. >> is that because you don't have a birth certificate. >> in kenya we drive on the other side of the street. >> oh, wow, a kenya reference. it's not serious and dignified to do late night shows. >> yes, you have a job. leave the for us. you don't need the exposure. >> you want to read the tweets on kimmal? >> listen i wish i had the opportunity read those nasty tweets and i wish they were funnier, get with it people. and how great they are for writing

tweets she turned over from her personal account. under subpoena, the state department says this morning they will work fast. reviewing hillary clinton's personal e-mails will take time. in a late night tweet she urged them to turn over everything saying i want the public to see my e-mail. those e-mails may include inquiries about security in benghazi before the deadly 2012 attack. >> it's just not clear what's in them and we still don't know. >> reporter: lawmakers may also secure clinton the e-mails stored on a server at her home. >> we're going to have to send a request to her specifically, directly and personally. >> reporter: the state department says employees can use private e-mail. >> it's not prohibited. was not then, is not now. >> reporter: clinton was required to turn over her e-mails to state but there's no rule on when. >> it's important that these e-mails are properly maintained and preserved. >> reporter: the concern was her e-mail hacked by foreign governments. >> even the government e-mails are potentially vulnerabl

let me repeat the two tweets from lufthansa. the first tweet said we do not know what happened to flight 4u9525. that's the flight number. my deepest simpympathy goes to family of passenger and crew. this is a dark day for lufthansa. we hope to find survivors, though the german government and prime minister the president francois hollande they said they don't believe survivors will be found. i believe we can speak to our correspondent theo. from lufthansa and germanwings, they want to know more before they give information. for this company, this is possibly the biggest tragedy that's ever happened. >> it is extremely severe. it's as we feared so many people being killed. a terrible tragedy. i want to take out something simon was saying about germanwings. this is a major budget airline for lufthansa. itis been steady taking on more and more of lufthansa's business. they want to cut its costs. it's been transferring a lot of its operations. a lot of the aircraft operated by germanwings is lufthansa. an aircraft we believe is invo

no tweeting. >> no tweeting, right. >> that is the new world we're in. >> the other part of this is, he is picking on a 13 years old girl. what is going on in his mind. what is he thinking if he is putting yourself in his head. >> it sound like he is jealous. >> it sounded like jealouscy. >> it did. this guy is 19, 20 years old, whatever he is. she's 13. he is feeling like his dream is lost and she didn't deserve it. you cannot even try to go there. here's the other thing about social media. think about this this was something around not around when you and write in college. when he goes for a job some day, they will google his name and this is going to come up. would a would be employer ever hire this guy. you picked on a 13 year-old and used an s word. >> unbelievable. >> what time of night? i saw it pretty late. >> i think it was within of those things. >> kid drink at all hours. we don't even know if this kid drinks good i don't know. >> he throughout bit wrote it and send it. >> here's the thing though i love mo'ne and her mommies great. >> what is not to love. >> but you could

>> it's not just celebrities getting mean tweets it's everyone. this video put together by the canadian safe school network. that's a nonprofit organization dedicated to reducing youth violence and making schools and communities safer. >> they have a very very strong message. >> you're a huge loser. >> ethan, are your parents brother and is ter? because now face looks retarded. >> no one likes you. do everyone a favor, just kill yourself. >> the unfortunate thing is that so many kids have committed suicide because they've been victims of bullying. now the canadian safe school network does have an indigo go campaign trying to raise money, about 7800 u.s. dollars to create more awareness, continue spreading this message, as far and wide as they can so let people know bullying is a big issue. >>> dude's cruising the streets but makes a pit stop at the mall. >> right through the front sliding power doors. >> wow. >> packed shoppers. >> see the speedy shopping trip next. >>> and the saint paddy's day way to rock a beard. >> play the lottery, superlucky

no idea who twitter is selling their tweets to. jo lin kent on what do these guys them looking like read the people. >> you did agree to it. you are using the terms of service. neil: you read the terms of service. >> your data is available for the company to use however if they wish. dierdre: to you that means they. they don't know everything i am tweeting. >> twitter is a very public oriented social platform. there are very few privacy settings which they are selling the content of your tweets to companies like advertisers that want to still use of. neil: based on things i tweeted people. >> an agreement with ibm. ibm provides the status to all their clients, often consumer facing companies and say you tweeted about a restaurant. and that restaurant finds out about your tweet and they can adjust their behavior based on what feedback you provide but twitter says they are protecting your privacy. neil: no they are not. >> the content of the tweet but of course they haven't. so this is very much a -- neil: olive garden or my thought.

>> those are the tweets. that was the tweet yesterday. he just sent out a tweet. there's a lot of speculation if the stock has moved higher that elon is perhaps once again pushing the stock higher by teasing out an announcement. he responded by saying some people seem to think i tweet to affect sheer bryce. this is false. a brief rise in shares of tsla. the stock does obviously no good for tesla or for me. he went on to say as you take a look at shares of tesla that from his perspective, the idea here that neither i nor the company are selling shares. even if i were i wound do this. it would be wrong. our long-term results are what matters. all of this stems from the tweet he sent out yesterday morning. this tweet says basically, look i'm going to have an announcement later this week. he says that on thursday there will be a press conference at 9:00 a.m. that's pacific time. during the press conference they'll be announcing an over-the-airsoftware update that will end range anxiety. that will be a good deal if they can make all model ss have much greater range tha

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not 100 tweets a day. aaron: i am between peter thiel and mark andreessen regarding my tweet volume. it is one outlet that my pr team does not control for me to be able to just share my thoughts on the technology industry. emily: i guess i just wonder why aren't you more scared? aaron: that might be generational. i grew up in chat rooms. i'm sure i will say some things that i wake up to in the morning and pull a donald trump or something, regret tweeting for the rest of my life. emily: how much of it is strategy? aaron: it is less strategic than you might think. because my brain is all over the place. it is actually very representative of the random notions that i have. emily: i've had the benefit of seeing you do magic. aaron: i am less active now as a magician. emily: that is a very hard thing to learn. what have you learned from that? how has it affected your career? aaron: magic is weird. have you been to a magic conference? emily: no. that sounds like an interesting experience. aaron: you think the te

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check out this tweet was education activist. she said, deer electeds, school fund suggest not asking for additional help, it's a constitutional responsibility. we want to talk more about this, joining us this morning, donna cooper, and lawrence jones from the coalition of charter schools. let's start with you, the whole concept of additional money, we often hear that money will solve these problems. what's your immediate response? is this a positive thing? >> of course. it's long overdue that the case investing in education. we suffered cuts in 2011. the state stepped back from its constitutional obligation so this is a welcome sign for schools not just for philadelphia but across the region. >> we often talk about money and in the past we've had more spending. it was cut and now some of it is coming back. is money necessarily the solution or do we need to look at how we're spending that money. >> i think you said the important word which is "also." it's impossible to make progress without resources but resources alone don't mea

. >>> hillary clinton tweeted she wants the public to see her e-mails and asked the state department to release them. this follows word that a house committee subpoenaed the e-mails as the uproar of using private e-mail simmered. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, hi. >> reporter: good morning. the clinton tweet says the state department will review her e-mails for release as soon as possible. angry critics want answers. they say the private e-mail system she used allowed her to avoid scrutiny. news that clinton used a private

this he tweeted tweets that made it clear he had the same point of view as his brother. it will be helpful in saying it was not his brother's influence but his beliefs that brought him to that day. one tweet from march of 2013, he talks about. i want to study abroad or not abroad. he wants to study it a woman. not classic muslim -- >> exactly he doesn't seem like a extremist in a lot of his tweets and the defense made a lot of progress cross examining the fbi agent and pointing out the prosecution pulled out hand picked tweets that made him like a mischaracterized and some of those tweets were from comedy central and not what the fbi said they were. the defense made progress and showing the hand picked selection of tweets is not the whole story. he was a young kid, too looking to hook up. >> we are watching the jury deliberations in the sleepwalking trial. joseph mitchell claimed he was sleeping when he killed his four-year-old son and attacked two other children in 2010 it. heather does it give a chance of working. is sleepwalking an explanation for this horrible behavi

they even went on to say of other tweets that were presented, many of them show he also tweeted about girls, cars food, as well as homework. jose? >> nbc's rehema ellis, thank you so much. >>> coming up later in the hour legal analysis of the latest developments from boston. >>> coming up live look on capitol hill, senators are weighing how to deal with russian forces in ukraine. a deep dive into the russian threat as echos of cold war grow louder. >>> and the terrorism fight you're not hearing about. battle to save thousands of years of history. recent isis propaganda video like this show how far isis is going to destroy ancient sites. >>> later, hillary clinton ready to meet the press. we will continue to follow that breaking news, bring you new updates as we get them here on "the rundown." of advanced electronics. providing technology to get more detail... ♪ ♪ detect hidden threats... ♪ ♪ see the whole picture... ♪ ♪ process critical information and put it in the hands of our defenders. reaching constantly evolving threats before they reach us. that's the value of perfo

a tweet at 11:35 p.m. where her staff has nothing meaningful to say, not courted -- coordinated very well. it just makes the press and her enemies say, what going on here? >> as much as i criticize the 2008 campaign, there were strong voices. right now, with all due respect to the people who represent her, there is no strong voice. who is the voice of hillary right now? she is silent and they are largely -- >> if you are somebody like us who respects her and believes that she is a great public servant there is nowhere to go to tell that story because nobody is talking. i know we've got to move on. hillary clinton is going to have to have a strategy. a tweet is not a strategy. >> and there was one of those strong voices from the past. the white house is defending hillary, kind of, sort of. if you ask fellow democrats, they say, i don't know. i've been too busy rearranging my sock drawer to pay attention to this. this is current secretary of state john kerry's response when the question was posed earlier tod

cruz posted a tweet at 12 a.m. pacific, 9 p.m. eastern -- i think that's the reverse. simply said: i'm running for president, and i hope to earn your support. it's also accompanied with a brief 30-second video. so was this midnight tweet a success or failure, and what does it tell us about use of social media in the 2016 presidential campaign? joining me now is social flow ceo jim anderson. jim, a midnight tweet. did he make a mistake, or was out a brit january -- it a brilliant move? >> most midnight tweeting is associated with poor judgment, but the fact we're sitting here talking about it indicates he accomplished what he wanted to. cheryl: why twitter? he had a speech today. i feel like he took his own thunder away. >> yeah. well, i think there's always the idea of trying to build some teation. you've gobble -- can anticipation. you've only got 140 characters. people sort of felt like they missed out. we all check -- cheryl: okay, so you have a good reaction to in this midnight tweet. >> i do. cheryl: okay. rel

i want to get in tweets. lcdr 1970 finishes i prefer a governor not a corporate leader talking about cruz and talking about senator ted cruz and some of the others who could potentially get in. what's your thought on that? governors usually do pretty well. >> i think no matter what it is, doug said it pretty well, we've all said it on other shows, the message is the key here. nobody yet running has a message connecting with the american people. >> we don't know. maybe we'll hear it from ted cruz tomorrow. then we've also got randy belay. don't republicans need to nominate a general election candidate who can also win evangelical. >> that would be nice. the last great leader we had, the republicans, reagan had a foot in the evangelical camp. what was the conservative or tea party and the establishment. why not bring them altogether. none of these candidates can bring them altogether. >> also what i'm seeing on twitter, doug, i've seen quite a few of these, quite a few tweets who say hillary clinton is a clinto

and his last tweet was on august 11th, 2012. >> right, his birthday. >> i was reading the tweet. it says - spent the day at a free syrian army pool party with music by his favourite artist taylor swift. they bought me whiskey, hands down best birthday ever. >> what is the last contact you had with austin? >> for me, my last contact with him was on his birthday. i was getting ready to go canoeing in the boundary waters, which is absolutely no electricity, no phones or anything. and he and i had made that same trip 17 years prior. so we were just emailing back and forth, you know, our amazing shared memories of that experience that we had together. >> i last communication with him was on the 13th, which was the last day that anyone, you know, heard directly from him. and a number of people did, a number of his friend did. that was his routine, he'd get in touch - he'd set aside a block of time and contact friends and family. we had mundane g-chat change "hey, how are thing going?" we know we talked to him and he was planning on leaving... >> that was august 13th, 2012. >> yes, augu

--a tweet >> grant: he was a great player and person my heart goes out to the family. >> pam:new at eight. >> pam:a 46- year-old felon is in guarded condition. after police say, he was shot trying to burglarize another home in fairfield. this is william gaines. fairfield police say, he was breaking in to a residence on daphne drive. when someone living inside shot him multiple times. >> pam:police say, gaines -- who faces attempted burglary charges in this case -- has a rap sheet a mile long, including convictions for assault with a deadly weapon, cruelty to children and domestic violence. >> pam:one of two men dressed as women. was killed today, at the gates of america's most heavily guarded spy facility. >> pam:tens of thousands of employees monitor everything from satellite communications. to cell phone texts at fort meade maryland. >> pam:at the north entrance this morning, the n-s-a say, a black s-u-v approached the security gate. and failed to slow down. n-s-a police moved to intercept it. the s-u-v accelerated. >> pam:police began firing and the two vehicles crashed into each other

we got a lot of tweets. this is from the one, i don't fault the teacher who sends thor ohio permission slip. i call it our crazy cull your t. we had so many other tweets because there were so many on this one. this is one where i thought a mother said i thought this was the most ridiculous one i ever saw, it was a picture of the sneakers and it said remember the sneakers. orioles for everyone. no food allergies there. i hope you enjoy >>> i'm chris wallace. the latest on the german plane crash. and iran's influence spreads across the middle east. but is the obama administration fighting against iran or alongside it? >> we have put intense pressure on extremists inside of yemen. and it has mitigated the threat they pose to the u.s. and the west. >> our closest allies in the region no longer trust us. they believe that we are siding with iran. >> as the white house presses for a nuclear deal with iran, is the middle east on the brink of regional war? and what is the u.s. strategy? we'll ask the former director

here's a great photo of hillary favoriting one of my tweets. everyone will remember eric hoteham as the guy that set up the e-mail server. but it's just one part of what i call the rich back story. >> we will be back with more projects to look forward to tomorrow. ♪ >> tomorrow morning before you get your coffee and check your e-mail, watch our documentary about the 50th anniversary. it is awesome. pimm: hello, i'm pimm fox and this is what i'm taking stock of on this thursday, march 5, 2015. all 31 banks subject to the federal reserve's first round of stress tests passed. the federal reserve tested capital levels of the banks to absorb losses because of a potential sharp and prolonged economic downturn. this is the first time since the stress test were instituted that no firm received a failing grade. in europe, the european central bank will begin its $1.2 trillion bond buying program on monday. the president is claiming victory, even before the quantitative easing starts. at a news conference today in cyprus, draghi said the stimulus will

so then i thought, i'm not sure that's a racist tweet. surely there's a tradition of people not gleefully flaunting white privilege but -- >> jon: dark humor. while she was slepter, she was oblivious to her destruction. i don't mean crazy trolls i mean nice people like us. it's like the hashtag worldwide hasn't landed yet and then 100,000 people are waiting in the dark for her to land for them to, like, jump out and shout, books the worst surprise party ever. (laughter) and when you ask her how she is now, like i ask some people who shamed her how they think she is, they say i'm sure she's fine. but she wasn't fine. i mean after a year and a half she might be now, but, my god what is this terrifying world coming to? >> jon: can i tell you something? you're a brilliant and interesting dude. i love this idea. (cheers and applause) as always, it's jon ronson, you know it's going to be funny and interesting. "so you've been publically shamed," on the bookshelves march 31. jon ronson everybody. before earning enough cash back from bank of amer

the texas republicans tweeted his announcement just after midnight. he's the first high profile candidate to formally launch his presidential campaign. more than dozen republicans have expressed serious interest in a white house run. cruz joined the send that the 2013. he has established himself as an uncompromising conservative willing to take on democrats and republicans alike. >> approaching 6:03, katie good morning chilly out there. >> definitely chilly out there, diane a that's how we start the week off here, temperatures remain still at least 10 degrees below their average for the most part, and that does mean you will need to continue to break out your heavy winder coat. even though now according to the astronomical calendar, the meteorological calendar and every other calendar you can come up with, we turned the page from winter and moving into spring. it doesn't seem as though our pattern wants to catch to up that just yet. we keep it on the chilly side for the next few days. storm scan for now will remain completely quiet. hands full of clou

tweets from professional players rolled in. hey, benston, we're also thinking about you. >> reporter: the caps announcer and the team produced videos for the little boy. >> i'm coming home. >> he is home today. the boy's uncle says they are beyond excited for this next chapter of the recovery process at home. b man will require a controlled environment at home away from the hospital. he will continue regular therapy sessions on a weekly basis. the family can't thank the community enough. they say this is a beautiful day. >> it really is. thanks so much. caps player tom wilson tweeted out this afternoon way to go, buddy. you're as tough as they come. welcome home. >> welcome home. >>> yet another scandal is rocking the agency in charge of protecting the president and first family. tonight the department of homeland security is again investigating the secret service. andrea mccarren is at the white house to tell us what is going on. >> reporter: three secret service employees are under investigation tonight, two high ranking agen

you have also tweeted 33,000 times. >> in? >> in one year. >> thank you. >> which is more than all three founders of twitter combined. >> yes. that is true. >> since twitter started, by the way. >> i really think the stock in the company should be rebalanced. [laughter] >> we are going to reference some of your tweets throughout this conversation, and i wanted to start with this one, given the anniversary of netscape. this is true, when i came to silicon valley in 1994, i thought i had missed all the opportunity, fun, and excitement. it felt post-apocalyptic. when did you realize you were wrong? companies like oracle taking off, and microsoft, adobe, and apple, and all these local companies. the valley crashed really hard in the late 1980's. the number of people in the valley who were talented and qualified and skilled, who had been through the pc revolution, who had been through the early days of software, there was no real thing for them to do. the minute there was something to do, they all stood up and said i want to be a p