i'm steve scully. presidential politics in florida, it's primary day. the polls close across the rest of the state at 8:00 p.m. when c-span will have its live coverage. two candidates campaigning the most vigorous, mitt romney and newt gingrich, this is a winner take all state, which means the winner will collect all 50 delegates. florida is the sight of the republican convention at the end of august. at the villages in florida, one of those must-stop locations, lot of seniors in that area, said that he's going to defeat newt gingrich. both candidates being trailed by cnn, where we were able to get some of this audio. gingrich talking about the tones of the ads in florida. the negative ades and taking aim at the romney campaign. >> mr. speaker, do you still see a path to the nomination after florida? >> of course. unify the conservativconservati. you win the delegates and yo have the nomination. >> did you let your guard down to mitt romney would you say? >> when you're outspent in adds it's tough. >> responding to some of those negative attacks be i th

i'm steve scully. we're glad you're with us. 5:00 in the nation's capital. polls closing in florida at 7:00 eastern time at the rest of the state, 8:00 eastern time we expect shortly after that to have an indication of who is winning in the florida primary. 50 delegates at stake. two candidates competing for winner take all mitt romney and newt gingrich, rick santorum looking at nevada and other caucuses as well as congressman ron paul of the nevada caucuses taking place this weekend. meanwhile a note about politics and a republican super political committee and its nonprofit arm saying it has raised $51 million this year in an effort to defeat the president, super pac among the first group whose finances are reported today. super pac a product of that 2010 supreme court ruling on citizens united that removed restrictions on corporations and union spending in federal elections. at the bottom of the hour we'll have more on the isn't of state as she goes to work to talk about sanctions to try to bring down the assad regime. as many as 450 killed in the last mo

buying and scully is demuring and steve says, do you want to spend your life 'cause scully was at pepsi selling sugar water or do you want to change the world? so scully comes and scully is a man of prep school sensibilities, great manners, very kind, but he's -- it's hard for him to deal with conflict. steve felt -- why were you so tough, he said well, the price of admission of being with me is that you got to be able to tell you you're full of it. he used it with two more letters in it and we're going to really duke it out and scully was not that way. secondly, scully was basically a marketer. you know, and having run pepsi u.s., he didn't sit there worrying about the product. he was not fiddling with the formula for doritos and saying i can make this insanely great, this dorito, it was self-space marketing and i think steve after a while felt that scully just didn't get into how awesome the mac was and then it didn't help that the mac was insanely great, scully priced it at 2500 bucks. it did not sell very well. microsoft started licensing out its copied version of the graphical user

off of central park and john scully is demureing and steve says the want to spend the rest of your life selling sugar water or do you want to change the world? john scully comes and john scully is a man of perhaps cool sensibility, great matters, very kind, but it is hard to deal with conflict. steve -- why were you -- the price of admission to being with me as i got to be able to tell you you are full of it with two more letters. and you have to tell me i am full of it and we are going to really do care it out and john scully was not that way. secondly john scully was basically a marketer. having run pepsi u.s. he didn't sit there worrying about the product. he was not fiddling with the formula for dorr rios and saying i can make this insanely great. it was shelf space marketing. i think steve after a while felt that john scully just didn't get in to how awesome the mac was and it didn't help that the mac even though it was insanely great john scully priced it at $2,500. it did not solve very well. microsoft started licensing out its copied version and dominating the computer

they're looking over central park, and scully's demurring. and steve says do you want to spend the rest of your life -- because scully was in pepsi -- selling sugar water, or do you want to change the world? so scully comes, and scully is a man of prep school sensibilities, great manners, very kind, but he's hard, it's hard for him to deal with conflict. steve felt the price, i mean, i say why were you so tough, he says, well, the price of admission to being with me is that i've got to be able to tell you you're full of it -- actually, use a word with two more letters. >> yeah. [laughter] >> and you've got to be able to tell me i'm full of it, and we're going to really duke it out. and scully was not that way. secondly, scully was basically a marketer. you know, and having run pepsi u.s., he didn't sit there worrying about the product. he was not fiddling with the formula for do' toes and saying i can make this insanely great, this dorito. it was of shelf space marketing. and i think steve after a while felt that scully just didn't get into how awesome

and that the steve after a while felt that scully just did not give in to a hell awesome it was.nd then it didn't help that he pressed it at almost 20500 ellis . it did not sell very well. microsoft started licensing out its copied versions of the graphical user interface and started dominating the computer business. and so i think the relationship was going fine as long as apple was doing fine. apple was a workhorse, making the money for the company, but the mac didn't. and so there was a horrible falling out that culminates a memorial day of 1985. >> before we talk a little bit more about the falling out in the post a 85-ton, less talk about the invention of the macintosh itself. this is a point in the book where you insert the great famous quote from jobs, good artists, become a great artist steel, which she took from picasso. and then he would add, and we have always been shameless about stealing radius. that "is often associated with the genesis of the macintosh because xerox park. >> they take to visits to xerox park. as you know, xerox said, but the concept of the desktop