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democratic senator al franken has been one of the most outspoken supporters of net neutrality.ed him how he responded senator cruz's claim. >> i think he said net neutrality is obamacare for the internet. you just could not be more 180 degrees wrong. net neutrality is about all content being treated the same, and that has been the architecture of the internet from the very beginning. this would not represent a change, maintaining that neutrality. i guess when he is referring to is reclassifying the internet as a telecommunications service or utility. but that is for the purposes of maintaining that neutrality. that would be the purpose of that. basically, what net neutrality has been about has been allowing toryone's content to flow the consumer at the same speed. big internet and service providers like comcast, like time warner cable and verizon have talked about charging extra for a fast lane am a so there would be a two-tiered system or multi tiered system where a content provider would have to pay more for a fast speed and this would this willry business, cost consumers mor

you can also treat yourself to random stock video like movie clips of senator al franken, like this one call franken in diner. a heartwarming three-second long tale of the senator silently hobnobbing. you can also check out franken reading to children. a two-second long snapshot of the senator reading to children. then franken with couple at table. that's it. this is not an al franken thing specifically. name a candidate and i'll show you an out of context inane video of the candidate doing something on a loop. if you want mitch mcconnell just smiling, you can have lots and lots of inane short videos of mcconnell smiling for no reason. ♪ this wordless nonsensical piece of tape was not art. it was posted to mitch mcconnell's youtube account. no narration or voiceover. just this. it's not him just being creepy. the whole system is creepy. everybody is creepy. everybody has to be creepy in this system. alaska senate candidate don sullivan posted a non-ad campaign video in which he spends a chunk of time just staring creepily into the camera or maybe into your soul. and that's it. that's al

and this is not an al franken thing, specifically.ame a candidate this year, and i'll show you an out-of-context, inane video. if you want mitch mcconnell just smiling for no reason, for example, you can lots and lots and lots of short videos of mitch mcconnell smiling for no reason. >> this worthless piece of tape is not art. there's no voice over. it's just this. and, again, it's not him just being creepy. the whole system is creepy. everybody is creepy. everybody has to be creepy in this system. he spend a good chunk of time staring into the camera. >> what these are are pretty bla bla tant attempts at bending the rules. superpacs can raise and spend all the money they want, but they cannot koord nate what they're doing with that candidate who they love so much. the pac can't go to a diner with al franken and then use it in an ad. they can't work together. they can't go shoot pictures of their candidate for an ad. so the campaign has realized that if they just happen to post photos of their kacandidatings online and they just happe

it has other purposes. >> senator al franken, democrat from minnesota there. up next, we'll get a different take on net neutrality. we'll be speaking with the former f.c.c. chairman. ♪ of lcome back to the best "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. cory johnson spoke with michael powell, the former chairman to have f.c.c., now president and c.e.o. of the national cable and telecommunications association. the principle lobbying group for the cable tv industry. >> you should always be concerned to make sure your government is operating ethically and appropriately. i think it is a legitimate question. i think it gets overstated by simplistic looks. i left the f.c.c. for six years before i ever entertained a job in the industry. i had a personal choice not to do any work for companies i regulated for many decades. i'm a policy expert. it is pretty legitimate to ultimately have employment in that sector. >> is the policy so complicated when the f.c. scrmbings looking for someone, they have to go to beenheeler someone who has paid so much money by the industry? >> you

meantime uber has caught the eye of washington with senator al franken demanding answers on uber's privacyolicy. cory and i spoke with franken and started by asking what should happen to emil michael. >> it felt like what he was doing was trying to have a chilling effect on journalists who would write critically about uber, and i don't think that's appropriate. i was wondering whether uber was taking any disciplinary action with him or not. i guess that is up to uber. >> to that point, you mentioned -- it raises a number of issues. the chilling effect certainly one of them. what are the other big issues you think it raises? >> i'm chairman of the subcommittee and judiciary committee on privacy technology and the law. this is just a basic privacy issue about an individual's right to control who takes privacy information like geolocation. that's what we're talking about here. that has been a lot of focus of mine and how that information is accessed and shared. it appears they have something called god's view at uber where employees of uber can access geolocation information. it is not clear

here now, fresh off his re-election victory, senator al franken. thanks for being here. >> thank you, candy. >> good to see you in studio. you are a proponent of what's called net neutrality. >> yes. >> in its most simplified terms is treating internet content equally. >> right. >> no fast lanes as they say. >> right. >> for the big amazon or -- >> whoever can afford it. >> whoever can afford to pay for a fast lane, broader width. >> right. >> and just a start-up, all treated the same. >> exactly. >> what is it that is broken? >> nothing. >> so if nothing's broken, why is the government wanting to fix it? >> well, what's broken is that the current fcc has suggested going to paid prioritization or fast lanes. so let's go back, what net neutrality is, all content is treated neutrally. it travels essentially at the same speed, if you will, so that cnn's website, a blog from a blogger in duluth, minnesota, travels at the same speed, the "new york times" travels, their website travels at the same speed. that's the way it's been from the beginning, and w

and then you also commented on al franken winning in 2008 by 384 votes. how many of those votes were found under a church pew or came from the prison population that couldn't vote? and why is it that the progressive party seems to rely on the stupidity of the american voter? >> guest: that's a great question. right-wing talking points, they are still alive six years later including the al franken vote. he turned 312 votes victory margin in a high electorate presidential election year into a 10 point marge maintain low turnout year. the question is why? the reason is voters aren't stupid. they saw him for six years and he has a populist vision. he put key parts to force insurance companies to give rebates to customers he ripped off. put at a time key provisions in the wall street reform bill that would stop corruption on wall street, stop some of the way they get a corrupt way. he has been out there for overturning citizens united and net neutrality. voters aren't stupid. they voted for him. >> that's where we disagree. >> married, tom, republican line. go

. >> we will have more with senator al franken of bit later in the show. oh, no, go pro -- shares tank after secondary offering prices at a deep discount. we tell you what it means for everybody's favorite camera on a stick, next. ♪ >> i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." go pro had a wildly successful ipo in june with aspirations of becoming much more than a camera maker. go pro even pitched itself as a media company. but after last night's discount a secondary offering, it's left many people to wonder if they can build an empire on the helmet straps of its users. cory johnson is back with more. what is going on? >> go pro did an ipo, put out a limited amount of stock, and they have 100 free 5 million shares, but only 10 million in the offering. the stocks -- 140 5 million shares, but only 10 million in the offering. the stocks trade like crazy. everybody loves these videos, the shots from someone's chest or your head, the motorcycle riding, the kite boarding, the surfing. i love these videos. the stock has had a terrific run, more than doubled s

>> a hit to two of the best known senators, ted cruz and al franken of minnesota, having a street fight lot of people find it confusing, whether the government should regulate the internet or not. after al franken said ted cruz had no idea what he was talking about, ted cruz produced a youtube video and it's actually pretty good. i would say by standards of washington discourse this is definitely progress. >> what's going to happen? who's going to win? >> ted cruz is going to win, believe it or not and i thnk we should throw him a bouquet for once. >> i wish i could agree with you. i think president obama may side with franken instead, just a guess. if you have your own hit or miss, be sure to tweet it to us at jer at fox news.com. thanks to my panel and all of you for watching, i'm paul gigot. hope to see you right here next week. >>> as we know, the white house promised action on immigration and eventually the president delivered. but now we're getting an inside look into what we are months of closed door meetings during the secret high level talks, administration officials including

go pro employees can start selling stocks, too, right after christmas. >> al franken has sent a letterfor information from uber. an uber executive said the company was thinking about using data to embarrass journalists the company doesn't like. senator franken wants to know more. >> and you know those free apps in the apple app store which aren't free? they may charge for upgrades and what not. apple has changed the app store to address that. the buttons next to the app are now reading "get" instead of "free." >> a final check of the day's top stories for you, classes at florida state university have been cancelled today following a shooting inside the campus library. three people were wounded when the gunman opened fire. officers told the gunman to drop his weapon by he shot at them. the officers opened fire, killing the gunman. >> hollywood is mourning the loss of a legendary director. mike nichols died suddenly last night. nichols directed hits like "the graduate", the bird cage" and "working girl." he was married to tv anchor diane sawyer. >> definitely some classics there for sure

looks like we have a call in minnesota where democratic senator al franken will stay put in the senateither he's going a great job or minnesotans are too polate to ask him to leave. in mississippi, thad cochran has beaten democrat travis childers. i'm surprised we got the results this quickly since by law the ballots must be counted one mississippi, two mississippi, three mississippi, so on. (laughter) (applause) moving to alaska between begich and sullivan, polls do not those till after midnight east coast time but colbert report watchers have the right to know before anyone else! so hear me! hear me all-seeing ones! drink now my blood! take now my soul! (cheers and applause) airing! who won the alaska senate race? too close to call! seriously, i just sold my soul to the dark lord for all eternity and all i get is "too close to call"? >> okay, give me a second... (laughter) >> stephen: i could do that myself. i can't get on wi-fi. >> it's $12 and you have to buy a muffin. it's bullshit. here it is! the winner of the alaska senate race is... >> stephen: damn you! damn you! hear me! hea

. >> i think -- i got to give the award for best to al franken. guess who we are not talking about today? closest senate election six years ago, al franken. recount. all of those things. how did he survive six years? you got to give it to him. bill and fred, i will see you a lot. charlie and amy, we will see you a lot, charlie on tuesday. coming up, besides meeting voter, i met some candidates. president obama lost in some cases big in 2012. my interview with kaci hickox, the nurse from maine who fought and won her fight over being the nurse from maine who fought and won her fight over being quarantined. i'd just gotten married. i was right out of school. my family's all military. you don't know what to expect. then suddenly you're there... in another world. i did my job. you do your best. i remember the faces... how everything mattered... so much more. my buddies... my country... everything... and everyone i loved... back home. ♪ [ male announcer ] for all who've served and all who serve, we can never thank them enough. ♪ your goals, our experien

our next relationship, al franken and hillary clinton.n cnn, the democratic senator from minnesota was asked about the possibility that clinton will not face a primary challenger in 2016. >> i'm not a political analyst i doubt she would be the only one. i'm sure someone would jump in. >> his friendship is freaky-f ried. birthdays are supposed to be done but on john boehner's, nancy pelosi snuck this righteous dig. happy 65th birthday, welcome to medicare and social security. john boehner is when your odor and niece of -- nancy pelosi is one friend down. nichoayatollah khomeini shot of several anti-tweets about israel. and john kerry couldn't take it saying, they were acceptable and shocking. talk about going nuclear. actually, this is really serious, i am ashamed of the last graphic. remember to follow us on myspace, friend stir, and google plus. >> that is awesome. our thanks to the voice, a.k.a., matt miller. we will be right back. ♪ >> we are live 24-7 on bloomberg politics. about the drug raids in the nfl, what they have to do with ra

. >> i think -- i got to give the award for best to al franken. guess who we are not talking about today? closest senate election six years ago, al franken. recount. all of those things. how did he survive six years? you got to give it to him. bill and fred, i will see you a lot. charlie and amy, we will see you a lot, charlie on tuesday. coming up, besides meeting voter, i met some candidates. president obama lost in some cases big in 2012. my interview with kaci hickox, the nurse from maine who fought and won her fight over being the nurse from maine who fought and won her fight over being quarantined. i'd just gotten married. i was right out of school. my family's all military. you don't know what to expect. then suddenly you're there... in another world. i did my job. you do your best. i remember the faces... how everything mattered... so much more. my buddies... my country... everything... and everyone i loved... back home. ♪ [ male announcer ] for all who've served and all who serve, we can never thank them enough. ♪ your goals, our experien

. >> i think -- i got to give the award for best to al franken. guess who we are not talking about today? closest senate election six years ago, al franken. recount. all of those things. how did he survive six years? you got to give it to him. bill and fred, i will see you a lot. charlie and amy, we will see you a lot, charlie on tuesday. coming up, besides meeting voter, i met some candidates. president obama lost in some cases big in 2012. my interview with kaci hickox, the nurse from maine who fought and won her fight over being the nurs[ aniston ]e who fought when people ask me what i'm wearing, i tell them aveeno®. [ female announcer ] aveeno® daily moisturizing lotion has active naturals® oat with five vital nutrients. [ aniston ] because beautiful skin goes with everything. aveeno®. naturally beautiful results™. if it doesn't work fast... you're on to the next thing. neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair has the fastest retinol formula to visibly reduce fine lines and wrinkles in just one week. neutrogena®. >>> we have interesting campaign data

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the same with al franken. the folks who were up against huge resources and failedy anyway because they had a message that actually meant something to people. folks in this country have lost faith in democrats including democrats losing faith in their own party. that's because democrats aren't speaking to economic reality. >> there's a difference between speaking and delivering. you can speak to it but then you get in office and what do you actually do, right? the problem of wage stagnation is so deep, so structural. mayor of new york, right? universal prek looks like it's happening, being piloted. that was not a sure thing. that's a great thing. i'm pro universal pre-k. that doesn't necessarily put money in people's pocket. some people won't have to pay for pre-k. how do you get at that problem? you can promise all you want, but how do you deliver? >> pre-k does put money in the pockets of folks who don't have to pay for child care and other options. after school we're doing the same reality. building affordab

. >> ted cruz of texas and al franken of minnesota who are having a fight over get this, net neutrality i know a lot of people find it confusing, the idea of whether the government should regulate the internet. ted cruz produced a youtube video explaining that and it's a prototy good video, so i would say by the standards of washington discourse, this is definitely progress. >> but who's going to win? >> ted cruz is going to win, believe it or not and i think we should just throw him a bouquet for once on this. >> i wish i could agree. i think president obama may side with franken. just a guess. remember, if you have your own list, tweet it to us. that's it for this week's show. thanks to my panel and all of you who are watching. hope to see you right here next week. >>> ferguson protesters unfazed by officer darren wilson's resignation. welcome to america's news headquarters, i'm heather childers. the mayor of ferguson saying wilson will not receive a reverence package. saying the 28-year-old resigned because he wanted to protect his fellow officers. this hours after two people were ar

eastern with democratic dirk durbin and al franken of minnesota.california javier bashera and attorney general alberto gonzalez. at 4:00 p.m., it's face the nation from cbs with james k4r57er. also israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu and former republican presidential nominee mitt romney and republican senator mike lee of utah, also democratic senator claire mccaskill of missouri. the sunday network t.v. talk shows are on c-span radio brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. those rebroadcasts of the show begin at noon east earn with nbc's meet the press and abc's this week, 2:00 p.m. fox news and 4:00 p.m. eastern time, "face the nation" from cbs. listen on c-span radio 90.1 fm here in the washington, d.c. area. across the country, on xm satellite on channel 120 or download the free app for you're smartphone or go online to c-span.org. >> monday night on the communicators, tim woo, the columbia university law school professor who coined the term "net neutrality" on how to milk the internet. >> i long felt one of the thi

and many minnesota, senator al franken has won reelection. of course, we... snore al franken managed to win reelection by keeping his head down. >> i was going to say something about that. that was the closest race six years ago. we had a recount that didn't it go on for it felt like months. it was weeks and weeks and weeks. the fact that it can be called on closing says something and you're right. it says that he kept his head down and just focused on his job and they were never able to crack him. >> ifill: let's run through what we know so far tonight. what have you seen and what does it tell you? >> the republicans have picked up senate seats in south dakota, west virginia and arkansas, and i think we know the focus continues to be on iowa, colorado, kansas, georgia... >> ifill: north carolina. >> north carolina. nobody's called north carolina. i was looking at some of the north carolina numbers, and they strike me as surprisingly good for kay hagan at this point. again, nobody has called the race. i'm certainly not calling the race. but when i looked at t

i've been getting tweets about al franken, senator al franken, again, someone who thinking about it, has already thought it over, but we'll see what happens in the next couple of week. >> let's check out our facebook senti-meter. look at this. president obama, 51% are negative. only 45% positive, compare that to former president bill clinton, 67% of people talking about him on facebook are saying positive things so, donna, does that tell us bill clinton would be an asset to hillary in 2016 and president obama could hurt? kind of looks like that to me. >> there is a reason why bill clinton was one of the most requested ones as well as former secretary of state hillary clinton because he's not just relevant but he can explain just about any difficult issue, tell you what's going on in washington and talk about the minimum wage, bill clinton is just a good asset not just to the democrats but to the country. that's why people are positive about him. >> jon karl, let's leap to jeb bushment if he runs i don't think we'll see george w. bush out there. >> no, not at all. that's why there won

. >> i think -- i got to give the award for best to al franken. guess who we are not talking about today? closest senate election six years ago, al franken. recount. all of those things. how did he survive six years? you got to give it to him. i have to leave it there. bill and fred, i will see you a lot. charlie and amy, we will see you a lot, charlie on tuesday. coming up, besides meeting voter, i met some candidates. democrat fighting to win in four southern states. president obama lost in some cases big in 2012. my interview with kaci hickox, the nurse from maine who fought and won her fight over being quarantined. vegetables and tendt chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself as the company that's all about printing. but did you know we also support hospitals using electronic health records for more than 30 million patients? or that our software helps over 20 million smartphone users remotely configure e-mail every month? or how about processing nearly $5 billion in electronic toll payments

and then you also commented on al franken winning in 2008 by 384 votes. how many of those votes were found under a church pew or came from the prison population that couldn't vote? and why is it that the progressive party seems to rely on the stupidity of the american voter? >> guest: that's a great question. right-wing talking points, they are still alive six years later including the al franken vote. he turned 312 votes victory margin in a high electorate presidential election year into a 10 point marge maintain low turnout year. the question is why? the reason is voters aren't stupid. they saw him for six years and he has a populist vision. he put key parts to force insurance companies to give rebates to customers he ripped off. put at a time key provisions in the wall street reform bill that would stop corruption on wall street, stop some of the way they get a corrupt way. he has been out there for overturning citizens united and net neutrality. voters aren't stupid. they voted for him. >> that's where we disagree. >> married, tom, republican line. go

our next relationship on the rocks, al franken and hillary clinton.cnn, the democratic senator from minnesota was that's about the possibility that clinton won't face a primary challenger in 2016. >> i'm not a political analyst, and a very much doubt that she will be the only one. i am sure someone will jump in. >> epic slam. >> franken's at friendship is fried. birthdays are supposed to be fun, but on john boehner's 55th nancy pelosi snuck this righteous dig into her birthday tweet. >> entitlement smash. >> john boehner is one year older and leader pelosi is one friend it down. finally, our unfriending finale as nuclear negotiations are supposed to be wrapping up. ayatollah khomeini of iran shot off angry tweets about israel. john kerry just could not take it anymore. saying, they were on acceptable and shocking. talk about going nuclear. actually, this is rather serious. i am ashamed of the last graphic. that is it for this week's political unfriending's. remember to follow us on myspace, friends to her, and google plus. >> which of those do you thi

mike mcfarland against al franken in minnesota -- to the that would've been okay, certifiable grade tsunami -- great tsunami, but some of this was expected. i think that when you look at the other races -- and particularly in the house -- things were going along that we do not expect. i mean, we knew that have licans would like to the turnout advantage, but what we saw was a significant we just had -- there were just a heck of a lot who, for atic voters whatever reason, chose not to vote. upset with ey were president obama, whether democratic candidates and lack of the reason the turnout, whatever it was -- our house was looking at he council at night and said that we had some democratic ow because some -- huge problems in upstate new york only over the california losses or ocratic near losses in five or six states with the democratic really, really, really low. on there g was going that was sort of within the democratic side and, obviously, there's more than that going than that going on, but it was just a very -- in some places there were some very weak tickets. and, for example, how many

meanwhile minnesota senator al franken is promising action. in a statement the senator said he's troubled by what the cbs news investigation found and he's looking into options to fix the problem. >>> some members of congress are banding together to call on their colleagues to not interfere with marijuana laws. voters in the district, alaska and oregon all approved ballot measures last week legalizing marijuana procession. and -- possession. and their representatives in congress, including d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton held a news conference this morning urging capitol hill to stay out of state drug policies. >> i'm asking house members to remember their own states that have taken action on marijuana laws before you vote that the district should not have the same privilege. i particularly ask the senators who represent 23 states that have passed marijuana -- medical marijuana laws, 18 states that have decriminalized marijuana and the four states and the district that have heckized marijuana to -- legalized marijuana to give the district

whereas people like al franken, 312 hours ne bite by 10 -- points this time, one by 10 points this time they won because, for six years they were proud, progressive -- the message to president obama at large is the time to pit bold ideas. >> elizabeth warren, now a member of leadership on the senate democratic side. >> yes, congratulations to elizabeth warren. it is really a thrill for her to be in their. she was the most popular campaigner for democrats in 2014. that is because her economic expanding social security benefits, making more affordable, reforming wall street, is popular among everyone. they saw her ability to fill beyond their wildest dreams, aand they want that was represented in the room. >> do think part of the reason is given that position is because democrats were not selling that message before -- during the election.? >> yes, absolutely. been -- d, there has this election somewhat filled in -- with somewhat filled in with nothing. there was not an economic agenda that was worth the voters while. their ability to have control if they went to the polls. you cannot mot

we want it fixed. >> right. >> that's why al franken -- >> who put that spot up?for a republican right now. >> republicans have won in the past. >> in the few seconds we have left, what's the final number? >> i think republicans end up with a one-seat majority. but we won't know tuesday. it will take longer than that. >> frank luntz, you wanted to show off your sneaker, your kicks. >> yes. these are kevin durant special edition fours from nike. great company. does a lot for our troops, our men and women in uniform. these are my good-luck sneakers for tuesday. this tells me i'm not going to get hit by a cab between now and election day. >> not only a noted pollster but i think the owner of the largest sneaker collection in the western hemisphere. >> i hope so. >> sneakers and a suit. only you can pull it off. >> ooel. >> still after those big bags of halloween candy? give those sweets a second like this morning. we have delicious dishes you can eat for breakfast. handy and pancakes. when a pro at any 2014 pga tour event sinks a hole-in-one, quicken loans will pay y

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that's something that al franken supports. that's the first goal for republicans. is divide the democratic party. chip away at obamacare. will they have obamacare repeal votes? absolutely. the republican freshman coming in, they want to vote on that. it will be interesting to see these new democrats and democrats coming into congress as well as those up in 2016. how they handle it. a lot of it depends on this enrollment period on how bad or well it goes. neil: right now it doesn't look good for this law. what could be killing this law is its simple credibility. forget about keeping your doctor, how about keeping any of the promises. i want you to -- jonathan gruber told me back in april, if we have 30 million in the end who are uninsured, was it worth it. >> absolutely. neil, if you cover half the uninsured americans it will cover -- >> i thought we would cover everyone. >> no. no one ever claimed that. no one ever did. neil: i remember they said everybody. anyway that was just three days before this. obama: today should remind us that the goal we set for ourselves

now senator al franken sending a letter to them. a couple weeks ago you said revenue coming in strong, and value looked conservative. what do you make of this? >> you have to separate this little frackis which is happening in the journalism community mainly. the financing which i hear is still going very well. another eye popping valuation. but i think if you step back from uber they are going through the progression that facebook went through. you start as the scrappy start- start-up. incredibly aggressive. fight to survive. then you are so successful that your success backfires. and people say wait a minute you are now the elephant in the room and. no firing. they just need to bring in someone whose a real professional to not only change the outward communications but also some ethics in the company. but there is very good precedent for that. we've seen this many times before. they will move past this very fast if they do that. >> do that end uber just posting a blog saying they have added a woman, harriet pearson. to uber's priva

. >> the question al franken has for uber's ceo is simple. if you have a policy not to do something, why is your executive saying that's exactly what we want to do. franken made have started as a comedian but he's deadly serious and is an effect of politician now. you hear an executive said they were planning to track politicians and franken asked ub uber. uber says it does not track journalists. in the past day, uber is investigating brand new allegations it did exactly that in new york city. let's check the markets this morning. landon, you're new to me, i apologize for tripping your your name. >> that's okay. stocks posted modest losses tuesday following the release of the fmeetings of the fed meetin. the dow slipping 2 points to 17,685, the nasdaq down 26 to 4,675. scott, back to you. >> landon, thank you much. you know those free apps that are on the app store that are not exactly free? apple has changed the look of its app store to reflect that. buttons next to the supposedly free apps now read guest instead of free. >> that's good to k

we saw a letter from al franken, outlining ten questions to the travel ceo of uber, asking chiefly how uber tides to use their personal and private data. if they don't turn that around business. >> i don't know if it's a guy or woman, please don't become paranoid, who shares your view on it. >> i don't think it's going to affect their business at all, we have a small number of people who are correctly mortified about what was said but turning into sort of a larger activist idea. i don't think it has legs. the private information though, if in fact the private information is being abused routinely then that's something that we got to worry about. i don't like that, that uber's business could suffer. the reason we're talking about them is -- >> next time i'm in the bay area will you pick me up at the airport next time i'm in the bay area, i might need a ride. >> i'll come. i might have a pink mustache in front of my car. >> like lyft. michael furtig, one thing is certain, the company has exploit exploited a great idea and become a successful business as a result. many in many markets it'