joining us now we welcome to the new york stock exchange box ceo aaron levie. why hillary?nd being obvious choice for any rational person we hear a lot about technology and nancy reagan ovation. -- and innovation. the policies we need and the way the governmentvise to think about technology hillary laid out an approach and surrounded her people with people and know what is right in the long run and i know trump would be a disaster for innovation. >> i'm not so sure that it is the obvious choice. half of the country polling for donald trump. we think of technology as an industry that likes change and disruption and that is exactly what donald trump stands for right now in the political scene. >> is that a question? >> i'm telling you -- >> are you running for office? >> it is not an obvious as you might think. i'm wondering why an industry that embraces change does not want to see change in the political establishment. >> i would sort of separate these things because many of us in silicon valley are not happy about how washington works and operates. i think the way our gover

joined by narc new and aaron levy. i'm going to apologize, and i think you saw that setup coming that i'm going to apologize. it'll never work, it's been tried before, and nobody wants it. what's your reaction? >> well, it has been tried before. the thing about supersonic travel is it's not new, it's existed for 50 years. the problem was the technology hasn't existed to make et affordable for practical travel. so concord, roundtrip ticket new york to london would set you back $20,000. that's a bucket list kind of thing. that's not transportation. but fast forward 50 years, we have the technology to doitd in a way more affordable way. >> what technology? the materials? >> it comes down to three things -- aerodynamics, materials, and propulsion. aerodynamics, build in simulation a much more aerodynamic design than you can develop in a wind tunnel. materials, light weight, stronger rs that can take higher temperatures, better for the stress of supersonic flight. and engine technology. concord flew an afterburner, which it

it pre-debate special at 8:30 wall street time. , aaron levie live from vanity fair's new establishmentis thoughts on where the cloud computing's ace is headed. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i am david europe. starting with headlines from the newsroom. mark: hillary clinton and donald trump me tonight in the third and final presidential debate. among the topics he will focus on, immigration, the economy, and the supreme court. also asking questions almost certain to result in fireworks. heilemannrin and john will host a predebate special. new york time.0 it will also be live streamed on twitter. shows hillary clinton is making once unthinkable inroads in the state of nevada. giving hillary clinton a five point lead among unlikely voters. 39%-30 4% in a four-way race. the battle for arizona's electoral vote remains wide open. no democrat has claimed arizona since bill clinton won in 1996. the specter of more economic sanctions is hanging over russia today. berlinnt clinton is in on a cease-fire talk in eastern ukraine but overshadowed by