have a believe having entrepreneur, building a business is like a marathon so our strong belief is , andeedrawl, walk an run. for estimated to be good at something in the world and people love you. want to conquer that market, then you have the right to expand into other markets. let's take an example of google. first mogulot the in search, but it is the biggest company today. there were people before google whether it was yahoo!, excite, and many more. so it is not necessary the first mover always takes the lion share of the market because as i mentioned earlier, it is a marathon, not a sprint. emily: obviously uber has had major challenges this year and lyft has gained market share in part as a result of that. what do you think is the likelihood that lyft can become not necessarily an equal player ube in in the u.s. -- to the u.s.r but to surpass them. navin: we have not disclosed the numbers. emily: everybody wants to know what the numbers are. navin: in the city's with the data that has been published, they are running a parity compared to where we were. emily: you mean you think uber a

i feel terribly that i made some women feel badly andee added i'm a warm person. i hug people.nwhile in the house democratic congressman kathleen rice repeated her demand that colleague john conyers, who had been serving since 1964, resign. >> conyers says it didn't happen. you say he should resign. why? >> because enough is enough. at this point what i am voicing publicly is what every single private citizen is saying across america. why are the rules for politicians in washington different than they are for everyone else? >> they say innocent until proven guilty. sure, the court of public opinion, pressure, private entities, they can make people do different things with different pressure points. but, what do you make of that push back? >> we don't have any legal standard here. we ever talking about the court of public opinion. we are talking about holding men accountable for their actions. >> brian: meanwhile more allegations coming out on him. joining us now is ron desantis. he has seen enough. is he moving on legislation to stop the payout of would-be lawmakers without us

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andeed to fill it back up we need the u.s. producers to really ramp up the rate of growth.han: let's talk about the fundamental geopolitics. tension in yemen is escalating. the proxy war with iran and saudi arabia etc. tension in lebanon is beginning to heat up now as well the prime minister has resigned and blamed the dominance of hezbollah. are those countries heading toward something no one wants to see in the middle east? >> very difficult to say. we have had proxy wars for a long time. we have had the islamic state taking over a large chunk of syria and iraq. the islamic state is retrenching. actually not as proxy war seems to be fading. tension in the region has been there a very long time. the question is does the tension affect the supply. the tensions that affected the price. need to see those impacting either pipelines or oil wells were operational aspects. same thing in libya and nigeria. oil doesn't wake up to the fact that the saudi's and iranians are poking at each other. that's what they do all day. david: as we look at what the crowd -- crown prince is doing

andeed to have diversity capacity to be brought forward in the government.he nurse that called earlier, and medical fields, we see the range of income capacity, intellectual capacity, asset capacity with people that come to us through the daily work. we hear and know that we have decline ina 40 year the standard of living, standard of play, and standard of -- standard of pay, and standard of capacity. the man who called by unions, unions have been a stabilizing factor for income capacity, benefit capacity, and for an ovation capacity as it relates to people having work without college. now, as you are reading, most ,eople have no private pension no defined-benefit pension, half of americans. we have had 40 years of a declining standard of pay and standard of living. see the young i people, those with high-capacity and will have high earnings, we now have people who are 40-60 years old who have not earnibuted in any way to the $1800 the man said he receives from the government contract work of building ships. we do not build cruise ships and the country, we b