c.e.o. john legere sits down with us. this interview may be more shocking than ever. 's next. >> welcome back, i'm emily chang. john legere got kicked out of the at&t party. t-mobile just announced it had the best quarter in eight years. they're going to cover early termination fees to get customers to switch from other carriers to t-mobile. they are showing subscriber growth as well. jon erlichman sat down with john legere earlier this week. >> what i did is i announced ahead of schedule q4 subscriber numbers. 1.64 5 million net adds, making the year 4.4 million postpaid. 869,000. the growth of t-mobile is growing. the revolution continues. number two, we have the fastest 4g lte network in the united states now. we have crowd source results. the cease and desist letter is going out to at&t to take those billboards down. those two things were important because now the answer to questions are why not switch? why would you not switch to t- mobile? the answer is termination fees. we are eliminating early termination fees and moving the industry to no contracts completely.

c.e.o. john legere sits down with us. this interview may be more shocking than ever. 's next. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." t-mobile ceo john legere got kicked out of the at&t party at ces earlier this week but he may well have the last laugh. t-mobile announced it had the best quarter in eight years. they will now cover early termination fees to get customers to switch from other carriers. it is showing big subscriber growth. jon erlichman sat down with john legere at ces earlier this week. >> there are three parts to what we see. i announced ahead of schedule q4 subscriber numbers and the surprise was 1.64 million net adds making the year total for t-mobile 4.4 million. post paid net, 869,000 so the growth is one. -- is grown. the revolution continues. number two, i announced a fun one -- we have the fastest 4g network in the united states by speed test.net. crowdsource results as of today. the cease and desist letter is going out to at&t to rip those billboards down and those poor kids will be unemployed. those two things are important because now the answe