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emily: you were born in detroit, your dad worked atd.ou excelled in math and science and, at harvard, some other kid named bill gates live them all. and you were better at math than him? steve: i think that's an extreme way to say it. on the putnam prize competition, i did beat him our sophomore year. emily: how did you get to know bill? steve: we got to know each other, ate lunch and dinner, took math class together, brainstormed a little bit about what he was doing when he started microsoft. about year after the company moved to seattle, he called up, i was at stanford business school and he said we could really use a guy like you. emily: you joined microsoft in 1980. you were the 30th employee. wasn't there a time during this first few weeks where you are thinking i don't know if this place is for me and maybe i should quit? steve: bill and i were arguing. i wanted to add a bunch of people and build not want to add them. he said you are going to bankrupt this place. i thought why did i drop out of school? bill and his dad took me out

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was doing individual work on an individual publish carkse not trying to please every blasted editor atded paper in america. the strategy worked. his cartooning improved rapidly after a six-week hiatus in february and m the break gave him a chance to react to the thin-skinned editors. he said, i let fly with a sledgehammer whether i should have used a needle. cartoons are no good it they're soap-boxy and pontifical. they have to be thrust gently so the victim doesn't know he's been stabbed until he has six inches of steel in his innards. bill regained his balance as a craftsman. he still did battle with the syndicate and wrapped up some new enemies, including f.b.i. director j. edbarr hoover, who took personal offense at this cartoon and eventually ordered mauldin placed under surveillance. the headline is "still no clues on lynchers of four in georgia. "this is a reference to i think the last mass lynching in america, 1946, four veterans, one of whom was a veteran of the pacific war. the f.b.i. was accused of dragging their feet in the investigation and the caption was "i see the f.b.i.

but during the first attack in ar am co four years ago fingers were pointed atd iran. the issue is, this is a much bigger issue than a state actor targeting another state government ministry or state-owned companies. this is what experts are saying, this is a much bigger threat that could come from individuals, that could come from individual criminal gangs, one of the i.t. companies, for example, said that six months ago they noticed an attack that targeted several banks in the region and i know that just a few years ago one of the local banks here in the united erab emirates lost about 40 million when hackers targeted credit cards, stealing people's money. so we're talking about different kind of threat sources that affect everyone from individuals to governments to government-owned companies. i mean it's an extremely, an extremely dangerous threat. especially we're talking about a region that is home to about 40% or sorry, to about half of the oil reserves in the world. so imagine if an attack like this hits an oil facility and stops and disrupts oil production? aga

and so they can gather the information at that end, and atd we've learned in past cases they don't always share with the fbi. which is one of the big problems that we ran into in the run-up to 9/11. so, it's entirely possible that the fbi and the intelligence agencies are working from a different fact base here. >> so it seems like this is a moment where you should have unanimity of intent here which is the american officials getting on board together to stop this russian influence and yet you have the president-elect, somewhat fighting against it, and as a result, david, you seem to have this new alliance being formed among republicans and democrats on this issue. what happens going forward? if you have congress kind of taking this on themselves, in defiance of the president, and they wind up having high ground because it seems pretty clear they're in the right. that russia was meddling. >> you know, it's pretty fascinating for reasons you lay out. so what's going to happen in the next five or six weeks? president obama ordered, we learned on friday, a study done by the intelligence comm

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atd of european fixed income black rock international.ey to get your take on this market on what may be an inflection point. maybe what we are seeing is an inflection point in -- in the global bond market. a $70 billion shortfall. that is what wall street banks will banks will need to measure up to the fed requirements. they told us four banks meet requirements and four do not. we will discuss which ones may be in which camp. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european market open. wall street banks are about $70 billion short for a long-term debt cushion. when of the federal reserve measures to prevent bank bailout was this cushion. michael moore is with us to talk about whether this is good news or bad news because michael, they do have until 2019 to meet this cushion requirement. it was much bigger last time we checked. updatingthis is a fed the market on where we stand and this has been an ongoing change for the banks trying to get some more debt that is eligible in the parlance of

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atd of reminds me of looking a teddy roosevelt. you know, teddy this guy was a lot like donald trump. larger-man-my. when teddy roosevelt became president he wanted to do big things. and frankly, he did do big things. i think there is an opportunity in this new political order to do big things. but big things only get done on a bipartisan basis. and round with the president about this in 2011 when i became speaker. if you go back and look historically, big things get done when both parties have their fingerprints on the deal. so, i think he has that opportunity. it is going to be an exciting year. we thought this pastor was exciting, just watch what happens over the next 12 months. remember this, we live in the greatest country in the world. a country that there is no limits on what you can accomplish. the only country in the world where you can be the son of a bartender and grow up to be speaker of the house. god bless all of you for being here today. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, mr. speaker. are enjoying a friday form with

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you atd are understanding politics at the moment? [laughter] >> not very.hat i can say is that it does feel like populism begets populism. bill: whether we are talking about south korea, italy last week, brexit, the trump event, it does feel that we are getting this momentum of populism. guy: markets like momentum trades. is populism a momentum trade for investors? bill: if you are ever in doubt that 2017 was not going to be punctuated with politics, well, i think this just in bolden's the view that next it -- embold ens the view that it will be untreated points of politics and political analysis as populism becomes momentous and has a momentum behind it, as tople become more emboldened make difficult choices or statements through the ballot box. you will find this coming through into the markets and you will find a lot more volatility or points of all agility throughout next year. matt: i thought it was interesting -- points of volatility throughout next year. matt: about it was interesting that while mario draghi said deflation was no longer on the radar,

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you know, there was ruth, every time you got mad atd twitter you said i don't want to get mad at adamain. now, messenger, we know -- a lot of people feel twitter is underinvested on tech. so when the cto leaves it doesn't give you a feel that products are about to come out. the turnover there would be indicative of me to problems at the top. but i have indicated that a guy who has two -- the ceo of two different places, steve jobs can do it, but is there anyone ever that has been on this planet like steve jobs? >> yep. we're going to watch that later on this morning. you see twitter down 2% in the premarket. we are on dow 20k watch, again, look at the premarket. dow has had 17 records since the election. has not had two back-to-back losses since november 4th. >> come on. this is like camelot. >> it is. a lot more "squawk on the street" from post nine in just a moment. , chevy was great in tha. who played the wife? beverly d'angelo! juliette lewis costarred as the daughter. oh, i think it was um... chris columbus was the director... it's called claymation... narwhals really exist... ac

. >> it's going to be about labor, yeah, that doesn't surprise us atd all.e appreciate you coming on. we hope you'll come back. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> in the beginning of next year. bill sandbrook of u.s. concrete. thanks so much. >> okay, great. >>> and as we head to break here, we continue to watch the dow up 0.3%. that's about 60 points and it continues to flirt with 20,000. we're 100 points away, are there resistance levels we should know about holding us back? it certainly has been a stubborn rally. we'll get a technician take on "squawk on the street" right back. miles per hour.over 200 to win, every millisecond matters. both on the track and thousands of miles away. with the help of at&t, red bull racing can share critical information about every inch of the car from virtually anywhere. brakes are getting warm. confirmed, daniel you need to cool your brakes. understood, brake bias back 2 clicks. giving them the agility to have speed & precision. because no one knows & like at&t. mobility is very important to me. that's why i use e*trade

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how to manage that differently and not immediately send them one atd wife to some other location. that goes to the quality of the family experience. >> we have time for one more question at the very back row there and maybe we should take a couple, we can take like three more questions and you can answer them altogether. the gentleman right there and then right there second to the left. >> you have changed the number of personnel, things that you mentioned just briefly about cutting additional training time and that's an order to hire and recruit better people. do you see that same urgency to get those people coming into the next administration and continuing that kind of work? >> the gentleman in the uniform, right there. >> thank you very much. madam secretary you elaborated on transferring the air war to come. you spent with the nations an awful lot of work in fourth and fifth generation integration life in virtual integration and mike question, how can we make sure that nations that do not procure the f-35 but have the capabilities in the first maybe then the third generation

be atd say this should least 40-50 basis point premium on a longer-term issue carried to duration.nificantly higher proportion a 30, so ana 10 or investor would have to be cautious and demand that type of reward for the maturity extension. people pointt of out all obstacles to contend with. is seasonal toit periodically sell fifty-year debt and treasury auctions and worry about liquidity and the challenges that might be there. what do you think? bill: liquidity in which market? liquidity challenges in selling 50 or 100 year treasuries. bill: , there wereith tips liquidity issues for a number of years, and probably still are to the extent that you build up at sizable issue in a longer-term maturity, it is all the better for liquidity, but i think it would have liquidity problems in the first several years, and therefore demand a liquidity premium relative to the forward curve, so i think iris would have to analyze that and realize that they would not necessarily be the most liquid of securities like a 2, 5, 7, or a 10. scarlet: your fund has avoided losses compared with other fixed

tune in tonight at 8:00 for a look atd taking those efforts. it led vote today. you can see it as part of our road to the white house series. let's go to harold. harold in tarzana, california. good morning. caller: can you hear me? of course. i happen to be a democrat and i differ with my fellow caller from upstate new york. i am from the valley, san fernando valley, los angeles, california. i look at the u.s. map very quickly and county by county. there were other counties in new york, more urban counties. california is no different. in 2004s a discussion that c-span aired that the national press call -- press club. i believe it was american or various news network that said had they divided the electoral college of the central valley, more republican parts of california like this caller mentioned of upstate new york, there would be a bush-kerry, 19 electoral votes for bush. i amtter how you slice it, against the electoral college. i tell everybody to vote, even more than my ideological passions. when somebody is not a c-span viewer, shall we say, and they do no