that is aol cofounder, steve case. and he joins us now.itled, "the rise of the rest: how entrepreneurs in surprising places are building the new american dream." and it's great to have you on the show. >> let's first of all talk about, before we get to the book, steve, just the absolute transformation of technology from '85 forward in ways that you couldn't foresee. and i've got to say, as a member of congress, when i voted for section 230, in ways that i couldn't see. we were trying to protect the small little sites that would have reader comments. we had no idea, though, back in the '90s, what that would morph into. talk about what surprised you the most. >> well, you're right. when we started aol, it was wonderful to see that commercial, i haven't seen that in a while, only 3% of people were online, and those 3% were online an average of one hour a week. so it's super early days. we spent a decade really trying to get people to day attention to the internet. finally, obviously, it took off in the late '90s and has now become more ubiqui

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susan: aol. david: this was the worst one of all times.irresponsibility of corporate board rooms and they get board with too much cash on hand and overpay for a design company for $20 billion. dear lord. stu: for a dividend, he's got strong opinions. david: just getting warmed up. stu: we like it. we've got another 20 minutes on the show. house democrat caucus share jeffreys thinks his party has republicans on the run. >> they're running scared. they're not measuring the drapes anymore because the positions of extreme maga republicans, the american people do not like what they see. stu: okay, the newly minted anchor of fox news sunt, that will be shannon bream, she'll comment on that later on in the show. chik-fil-a called a hero and the staffer rushing to help a mother with a baby getting carjacked. could cost you $10 million bucks getting into a taxi in new york city. the new proposal that could have fares surging. ♪ stu: those mar markets are showg just a little bit of red ink, not much here. down 28 on the dow and 21 on the nasdaq. sho

messh americans crushed by inflation and i'll have to pick up the tab for biden's $500 billion with a b aolrkers tony salas president of the coalition and welder/rancher lynn allen. i will begin with you. how excited are you to pay for that gender studies degree for someone from massachusetts through your backbreaking work as a welder/rancher? >> good morning. i think all heat is done is trying to buy a vote. i've got a 21-year-old boy i'm trying to put through college into texas game board. and it's not in a different illegals coming across. any more if you are a working man with family, you are going to be giving it to this man setting up everything for other people just to try to buy a vote. and when need different than illegals. it is a vote buying scheme and it ain't nothing to do with trying to get the student loan debts. it is nothing but a vote buying deal. because i can tell you right now biden and his administration is more scared of donald jane trump than they are a battleground rattlesnake. >> todd: every man, i will call it a facade but those policies consistently ignore the pl

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valuations have been frothy, in that panel in new york city, talking about convergence of media and tech, aol, $350 billion in 2000. i was doing the inflation math, must be $1 trillion in today's money. neil: that was the time to do it. within days it was in play. susan: what was the interest rate? we've seen 0% interest rate for the past decade and that made these valuations. he admitted that but think there is a difference between this time it back then and back then in 2000 because at least, they were not making any deals, what were they valued at? some of these companies are not making profits per se but there are real sales on the balance sheet, valuations have gotten ahead of themselves, possibly. neil: there's a possibility to enroll in new technologies, seems unthinkable you would be reading newspapers. it is standard. susan: what is dialup? neil: there has been a lot of bloodletting since. >> there's going to be more difficult for these high-tech companies to get off the ground, to get developed and how you could book reading or e tablet or whatever you call it but that's established

he co-founded aol and now he's helping other businesses get off the ground touring the country and this the hall and i didn't know it was him because he was wearing a big mask. good morning, steve. >>> we have a lot of news to get to this morning starting with hurricane ian. it's now a massive category 3 hurricane closing in on the u.s. after battering cuba. florida bracing for a direct hit and state of emergency has been she's in tampa. good morning, ginger. >> reporter: good morning. hundreds of thousands have been evacuated around tampa bay here and now, brand-new evacuations as far south as lee county which is captiva, sanibel, just west of fort myers, and there's a reason for that, the storm is nudging southeast. let's see where it is now. just over cuba. you can see the eye clearly. it will intensify as it aproaches florida. in the current track it is a worst case scenario for tampa. cat 3 making landfall late wednesday into early thursday. the bulk of the impacts then, the bulk of the push of water, the storm surge up to 25 inches of rain, incredible tornado threat that will exte

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jamie dimon the dean of finance aol services on the planet. still firmly in charge., institutional servicing corporate lending here and abroad. as you point out buy things when they're cheap. and of course if things get really bad, the wannabes, jpmorgan wannabes will fall off the table. there will be more business. will you go with the no-name brand or jpmorgan for bank needs when times are tough? cheryl: when i cover them for fox business, always commentary we focus on. we're not worried about jpmorgan's business especially the size of it right now. you also like autonation. >> absolutely. people, the instinct we're going into recession. no one will buy a car again. the dirty little secret about the auto business they don't make money selling cars. they make money on the service. the last bastion of non-transparent. you never argue with a mechanic says you need more stuff. close half of all the revenue is many could in from servicing. that is a cash cow no matter what is going on, you got to get old bessie to work to comply were your employer coming back to work. f

bret: tonight, we are going that talk about entrepreneurship with a man who help found america online aolncy. steve case is the author of the new book "the rise of the rest" how entrepreneurs in surprising places are building the new american dream. steve. >> thanks for joining us. >> great to be with you, bret. >> bret: why did you do this book? >> it's a story that had to be told. i spent most of the past decade traveling around the country by bus. traveled to dozens and dozens of cities and pretty hundreds and hundreds of entrepreneurs. most people don't know what these entrepreneurs are building and don't know cities are thriving start up communities. if you look at the data over the last decade, 75% of venture capital investment dollars going to new companies just goes to three states, california, new york, and massachusetts. so 47 states have 25%. and so we are trying to get more capital to states like florida and ohio and wisconsin and colorado and texas and all over the country. and that's what rise of the rest. promising ideas and providing capital and momentum and create jobs. n

aol co-founder steve case will join us to talk about how these names and others can reinvent themselvesture back out. >>> let's get a check on the markets. again, futures are under pressure dow futures down by almost 200 points s&p futures down by 33 the nasdaq down by 132 "squawk box" will be right back. millions have made the switch from the big three to the best kept secret in wireless: xfinity mobile. that means millions are saving hundreds a year with the fastest mobile service. and now, introducing the best price for two lines of unlimited. just $30 per line. there are millions of happy campers out there. and this is the perfect time to join them... with the best mobile price for two lines of unlimited. take the xfinity mobile savings challenge and see how much you can save. switch to xfinity mobile today. ♪ >>> softbank's vision fund is planning to cut 30% of its staff following sharp losses for the fund that's according to people familiar with the matter who spoke to bloomberg they say the layoffs had alread started. they had a record $23 billion quarterly loss most of that came

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it was a very mute aol relationship. he was worried about the queen succeeding the throne.uite shy. she was inexperienced. but he very quickly became her biggest supporter. he thought she was wonderful. she learned a great deal from winston churchill. of course, he was the elder statesman of british politics, world politics. but she had very close relationships with a number of world leaders. of course, from harry truman to joe biden, she met every president xens johnson. she was always very good at not showing her politics. that is, of course, the role of the constitutional monarch. she is there to entertain, to foster good relations with world leaders. and she does. she had state visits. she would go to the white house. she would invite the u.s. presidents back to buckingham palace and other world leaders. she was really the best ambassador you could possibly have for britain on the world stage. i think actually she made world leaders feel very, very welcome when she came to visit her. >> i do think though, tim, one of the xrart things when we talk about the fact she rema