let us start with aaron sorkin. who is he? guest: aaron sorkin?e got his start as the young sensation who wrote a few good men. if you can picture jack nicholson saying you can't handle the truth, that is aaron sorkin. when he moved to hollywood where he had been in theater, he started a show called the west wing. that is what he is most known for. he did a few tv shows after that and he is now directing features including funnily enough, he wrote the biopic of steve jobs. host: we have a clip from our archive, dede myers and after she left the white house, became a contributor to the west wing. this is july 4 -- 14th, 2001 where she talks about the impact of the series. >> it portrays people working in politics as real people who get up everyday and do their right thing. they try to make the country a better plus. they are human. i get up the next day and they try to do it right. i read this pilot. it was great. i thought it would never get made. it was the height of the impeachment scandal and i just thought people will come home after seeing th

let's start with aaron sorkin. who is aaron sorkin?elen: aaron sorkin got his start as the young sensation who wrote "a few good men." if you can picture jack nicholson saying, "you can handle the truth," that is aaron sorkin. once he moved out west to hollywood from new york city, where he had been in theater, he started a little show called "the west wing." that is what he is most known for. he did a few tv shows after that and is now directing features, including, funnily enough, he wrote the biopic of steve jobs. susan: we have a clip from our archives of dee dee myers, the clinton press secretary. she became a contributor to "the west wing." this is july 14, 2001, where she talks about the impact of the series. let's watch. [video clip] ms. myers: it portrays people who work in politics and public service as real people, as people who get up every day and do their best to do the right thing to try to make the country a better place. yes, they stumble, they fall short. but they get up the next day, and they tried to make it right.

sorkin who spoke with him. andrew, bold words there >> bold words, this was before the adam aaron interview that took place withd david on "squawk on the street." i think there is a real question right now within the meme stock world about what is, quote, unquote, investing mean. by the way, what's investing and what's trading maybe we should say they're two different things in in instance, that the meme stock folks are into trading, which is maybe a different thing than investing and then the secondary layer of it, which is, you know, you can have collective wisdom, also collective delusion. but are these groups of meme stock traders, if that's what we call them, can they manifest their own destiny. that's because that is that's a large part of what we're seeing here if ano a company like amk can raise enough money over time that they can pay down debt and use it to make lots of acquisitions, can you manifest your own destiny you could argue tesla was that, that tesla was able to manifest its own destiny by repeatedly coming back to shareholders willing to put up more cash until it created a real success. and