- i wouldn't be surprised if those geeks over at applecare were behind this meme just trying to drum up a little more "biz-nass." nobody remembers that i was pinching back in 2001 with first generation ipods. just sayin'. - pucker! pucker. [all shouting excitedly] - it's going in the cereal! [all talking excitedly] - oh, it's hanging by a thread. - not in the wood chipper. - tighter. - now drop it-- no! - oh! - oh! - what a difference a decade makes. now i've got a full head of hair and these tired ol' cheeks couldn't pinch a 15-inch macbook pro. all right, got to get back to my rack. good night. >> from comedy central world news headquarters in new york, this is "the daily show" with trevor noah! (cheers and applause) ♪ >> trevor: welcome to the show! welcome to "the daily show." i'm trevor noah. tonight, co-founder of the "huffington post," arianna huffington is joining us! (cheers and applause) interesting news coming out of hong kong. >> here in hong kong, pro democracy advocates have been gathering in the downtown business district of the top official is in town and officials ar

steve: yeah, it's hard to -- emily: how optimistic are you about an applecar?teve: by the year 2022. emily: apple's thing is to do what somebody has already done, but do it better. and different. do you think they can do it? steve: sometimes they do, but sometimes they don't. that watch is not really grabbing me, or the newton. they have a few misses. emily: you are not a fan of the apple watch? steve: no. battery life, for me. i have a lot of watches and actually wear them. and i cannot fathom, in personal use, the charging issue. emily: do you think that tesla should focus more on lower-priced, more mainstream electric cars? i mean, the model 3, which is supposed to cost $35,000, but that is the base price. steve: that is a great question. that is their long-term vision. you either have many, many billions of dollars to put into equipment to mass produce something of that scale, or you do it in iterations. you take the current model s, which is arguably a very expensive vehicle. if you factor in the cost of ownership over five or seven years, fuel or maintena

applecare, which is its warranty program.uld be part of a bundle that ultimately might be attractive to consumers. lisa: how much demand with her be considering so much of the services you can get in piecemeal fashion for fairly cheap right now? toni: you can always put together piecemeal things. i think the challenge for companies today is can you create attractive service bundles. amazon is a great example that has put together prime. prime has gotten better and better over time and they had been able to raise price because they have added more functionality. initially it was really music and the added video, instant shipping etc.. consumers value those things. the challenge for apple would be could you create a bundle that is worth more than buying the constituent parts. the advantage to apple is you would then have someone on a subscription model with much more predictable replacement cycles and as you added value to that bundle if you came out with new services you might be able to charge more. that's a totally different