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ofot of the market capital tesla is based on the future of this company as it hits the mainstream andands beyond cars to solar roofs and energy storage devices. really making good on its promise to accelerate the transition to sustainable energy. caroline: let's look at this chart again. btv 6161. you will see the white line is how much higher we are starting. the yellow is gm terry ford is in the blue. i want to get eileen's take as an investor. do you have the belief system to think this is a company that can achieve that? eileen: if i was investor, absolutely. chart makes more sense to me than uber, which is also zippers -- surpassed the market cap and does not have any asset value. they made 70 million companies. uber does not own any vehicles and does not have any production. it has nothing in terms of assets. i can see where tesla, the future value of energy conservation and what we are going to see with efficiency. i can see that that makes sense. people like the design, they are efficient the, the storage, seven seater cars in the body size where cars of traditionally been fiv

ofot is based on certainty decision-making, confidence and where we go next year, three years.ke investments, you want a good tailwind, 12-18 months all-knowing that investment, and i don't think there is enough confidence today that we have broken out of a 2% growth world. >> the economy is good. growth than amore lot of the skeptics think there is. all of the numbers are not there is definite complete, and i mean complete and a pragmatic, but stimulating way, there was optimism. optimism, optimism. optimism orare that are you at odds with the consensus as it were that you found there? , yes, i certainly think that for business that there is no reason not to be optimistic. bromide,try, this is a but our resources and basic way hasonducting business basically other than pockets of ,outh korea and technology certainly china in certain areas, nobody compares with in, i don't know, thousand miles, 12,000 miles, so yeah, i do. would you describe the state of commercial real estate in europe? is actually pretty good from a supply-demand perspective, meaning european cities have been

getting taxpayer insurance provided by taxpayers, how can you threaten to take away the insurance ofot others and at the same time driving up costs? we have to work to do. senator schumer talk today about sitting down with us. we would love to work through many things to get help in the insurance pool to stabilize the insurance market to go after the high cost of prescription drugs and maybe consider medicare atn the five. they were one vote away from opening up medicare and a revenue natural way for people between 55 and 64 that might have lost their insurance and as they get sicker as they get older. you don't start with repeal throwing millions of americans off their insurance. i agree with governor kasich. political gamesmanship which wea saw as senator johnson and majority leader mcconnell were negotiating the last parts of the bill which more or less 98 if i sat here and watched in wonder what was going on, we saw that political gamesmanship. until congress can step back from political gamesmanship and come together and work on a bipartisan plan it's a mistake for the presented t

happening in media and see that there's five companies that right now are which -- moste of providers ofot originally done for themselves. it's the facebooks of the world, aggregators that are capturing. of digital ad revenues right now. to the rest is being devoted organizations that actually are providing the reporters on the ground, that are paying those salaries to cover those important stories. toit's something important kind of think about is how how you -- how do you bring about the revenue that's needed to cover the important stories that matter-of-factd based. >> just so you know, if you study, the state of the media in 2016 found that 62% of u.s. froms get their media social media. ty wiggins with the american institute. what new role does citizen coveragem play in the of global events, especially poses that might complications for u.s. foreign policy. of ja cinkun, we saw the sarin gas attacks which might have inspired donald trump to launch attacks. does social media have on this dynamic? >> it can be good and bad. just cited a perfect example. sometimes it's hard to get to var

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