the great opportunity with kater i am really is that we take it upon itself all of these limitations that are being introduced the states you mentioned earlier you know twitter they spoke all these companies are becoming politically engaged they're no longer just platforms wasps to communicate on they are politically biased and therefore this much more potential for growth for service that actually provides you real freedom yeah you know this has been a labor of love really going back a few years because the name for this type of content distribution model is definitely there the heavyweights in the industry are applying so much censorship going on and then you've got some in dust industry. you know titans with bit fanatics you've got simon dixon over back to the future these people of and even when i 1st start talking to you about this with simon you know back going back a few years there's a real. there's a there's a real need for this and i know the industry is is really rooting for something for this to to work it's almost it almost seems mission critical at this stage of the int

and it's the kater family. it's kind of murchison-hume world.onis: when i walked into the office for the first time, i wasn't really sure i was in the right place. i see fine china and fancy furniture. i thought this was a place that was selling toilet bowl cleaner. max: okay, so we started in 2008 in sydney. and it was basically me -- lemonis: sydney...? max: sydney, australia. my husband's australian. we met actually in hong kong. peter: max was working as the fashion editor for the south china morning post. max: and pete's not in the business, obviously, day-to-day. he's making money for us to live on. lemonis: and so why did you start this business? max: i had a young 18-month-old... lemonis: okay. max: ...who was born with eczema, asthma, and allergies and allergic sensitivities. so when i was cleaning the house, it would exacerbate them. and i thought, i'm just gonna make my own. so i would get, like, plant-based cleaners. it was absolutely nontoxic. lemonis: and that's the cleaning agent? max: yes. lemonis: wow. where'd the name come from

problems there are accusations that too much pesticide is often used for production manager wilson kater says that's not the case we are the production managers in the field we are trained very much to use as many as possible chemicals and. with the chemicals that we that we we have. kind of chemicals that we are using in this in this company are all there come the chemicals that are been listed and has been approved by the european union . from uganda to stuttgart the headquarters of selective one the twin brothers nielsen pair clem are the 3rd generation to run the family business in stuttgart the seedlings from uganda planted in the soil to take root the claims are often asked whether we wouldn't be more environmentally friendly to just do all the cultivating here. because you don't have to artificially heat in africa and basically you have an incredibly high growth per area it's actually the case that production there has an ecologically lower c o 2 footprint than if the cuttings were produced here. with wife with a poke in the list etc stickling i saw him and he. stood guard headqua

kater is you're noticing that even regular goods such as shampoo and spices and so they're also on the decline the only thing that's on the incline it's television sets you're looking at washing machines refrigerators and cell phones those are on the increase which is interesting because those are consumer goods we're watching a really terrible sentiment that's going across the country of india and this is really a huge concern and the only way they're going to turn that around is they're going to have to adjust production to demand and that is a huge problem because they produce vehicles on a global basis and one more statistic here is 41 percent that was the percentage decline in auto sales for august that's a 10 straight monthly decline for the sector and the biggest monthly drop off in 20 years so what is the current predicament of the auto sector as we enter looks like you know not what they want to hear as we enter the month of september with the nerve variety and do all the celebrations kicking off a season where people are sort of in the mood to spend what's the timing here isn

message to leaders around the world that america's foreign policy can be dangerously corrupted by kateringsingle individual. as someone, mika, who has had a long career in national security, both on the hill, now in the private sector, do you share their concerns? >> absolutely. look, for all of us who work in national security and worked for the government, you take a both at the beginning of your service to the constitution. this country, the constitution was founded because we believe we are bigger than just one person. we rebelled against a king. so to return to a period where other countries think all we have to do is please one man, it is contrary to the essential fiber of america, and this is one of the things that all of us that have sworn an oath to the constitution to uphold, we're deeply disturbed by this. >> michael, i want to dig into the whistle-blower complaint with you a little bit here. they state in the report, quote, in the days following the phone call i learned from multiple u.s. officials that senior white house officials had intervened to lock down all records of the