joining us, anthony wood, roku c.e.o., and still with us roger mcnamee. he industry has embraced streaming. it took a while. why choose roku over apple, amazon? >> roku is the number one streaming platform in the united states. customers are growing 40% plus every year. we stream over one billion hours a month. that has grown 60% plus. why choose us? we have the best product with the best price and most content. emily: are you bullish? do you see consolidation? roger: i am bullish. you have this massive proliferation of content creators which has been a boom for the industry. you look at this and people talk about the golden age of television. that golden age of television is not about network tv. it is about the services like roku stream. i don't know what causes that to end because the success so far has been wildly above the threshold necessary to keep people doing it. you have had new entrants like netflix and amazon coming into that space. it would not be shocking to see others come in. i look at this. the question to me is, what is the penetration of

anthony: wow. >> waiter: here, we have grilled onions, fermented pears, and salt made out of wood ants. >> anthony>> anthony: cool. well, that's delicious. >> alessandro: it's amazing. >> ben: you know, some of the ants we've been experimenting with, that's like, you eat it, it's like "zing!" it's like excitement in your mouth, a party everyone's invited. a lot of the other ones, they need a lot of work. here, we've got wax moth larvae moulsley, which is with hazelnuts, and then you've got a morel sauce. this is e larvae. they're like little lumps of fat. >> anthony: it tastes like insect. >> ben: next taste! fermented fish, herrings. we stuff them with molded greens. and, these have been here since january. so, it's been filleted and then put with juniper and lingonberries, a little squirt of aged apple vinegar. >> anthony: mmm! that's delicious. that's lethally good. i can think of 10 different ways i'd like to eat that. >> ben: definitely. >> anthony: standing up, sitting down, on bread, with beer. >> ben: being fed. um, so it sometimes takes a while to stumble across these things, but slowly b

. >> anthony: what's the first sort of recognizable smell that registers? >> james: wood you know, it's just like the kong. >> anthony: diesel, or whatever the fuel is here? a little bit of -- >> james: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: from the first time i heard of laos, i was hooked, and filled with a desire to see the place. once a storybook kingdom of misty mountains and opium. at one time, a protectorate of france. mysterious landlocked nation bordered by china, thailand, cambodia and as fate would have it, vietnam. >> james: i think the best restaurant view ever, are these women butchers. >> anthony: chef james syhabout earned his michelin star in san francisco. >> james: this is the first thing i eat. get off the plane and i -- i'm just gonna find some khao piak sen. >> anthony: he learned to cook from his mother, and never looked back, until recently. >> james: that's crispy pork, sliced pork. >> anthony: blood cake? >> james: blood cake in it. >> anthony: beef broth? >> james: beef broth, yeah. ah, it's like steaming hot. >> anthony: james' family, like many, fled the fig

woods, and they provide low-cost loans. so, and i have to say, i want to give a shout out to secretary anthony fox who i think quietly in the last years of the second term of the obama administration did a lot within usdot to bring together these different groups that are facilitating public/private partnerships, facilitating credit support for economically beneficial projects of national and regional significance. and i won't go -- i won't go into the gory details of what's happening at usdot, but i think a lot of us say if you're going to create a national infrastructure bank, try to work with what we already have. because we already have a very good team within usdot and we should work withtive feeya, we should work with knees on other groups, office the innovative program delivery, doing a very good job with that u.n. under one umbrella now and think about how we can integrate existing facilities particularly within usdot that are doing a great job and if we want to expand that, we can talk about how you might do that later, we should do so. >> i think our panel's about toto get the hook. just to piggyback, build americ

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wood carvings, jewelry and old doors. wow, these are incredibly beautiful. tell me about that. ♪ >> abdelmajid: amber, coral, shells. these used to be currency, these shells. >> anthonyf years old. >> anthony: how much are you selling this piece for? >> abdelmajid: this is priced by, by weight. >> anthony: by weight? >> abdelmajid: it's quite a heavy piece, this one. 429 grams. so it comes like, uh, 42,000 dirhams. >> anthony: so that's how much in dollars? >> abdelmajid: like, uh, like almost $5,000, $4,500. >> anthony: about $5,000. >> abdelmajid: yeah. almost. >> anthony: shall we look at another floor? >> abdelmajid: oh yes, follow me. yeah, there is a nice collection of, uh, things from the sahara. >> anthony: so you travel a lot? >> abdelmajid: little bit. not like you. [ laughter ] >> anthony: oh, this is, uh, for pounding -- >> abdelmajid: yes, yes, this is from the gond tribe from mali. >> anthony: how much will this sell for, do you think? >> abdelmajid: around $300. >> anthony: really? for this? that's very reasonable. >> abdelmajid: yes. >> anthony: i'll be buying that. that's going to be an old friend. >> abdelmajid: also, memory of tangier. >> anthony:

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