atu know, you need to have least two players for this kind of totally new services, which is going toe huge services. we are talking about converting car ownership to what we view as a service. this is big. i don't think just one company can do it. there need to be at least two or even three companies who do it competitively. otherwise, they are going to face many, many difficulties. antitrust, pushback from drivers. so i think it is healthy to have two companies competing against each other. emily: so is it healthy to have only one search engine or one social network or one e-commerce in the united states? google, amazon, and facebook have virtual monopolies. mickey: yeah, that is a problem. that is a problem. but, you know, people's behavior is also changing, right? for example, many people go to amazon instead of going to google in the u.s. in japan, they come to rakuten instead of going to google. some people have a different idea. so the platform is going to be, you need to think about how to democratize the platform. emily: you are also a huge investor in pinterest. they filed t

you say no, you should look atu other ries. you went to japan and why, what did you learn? >> ihink sweden is amazing. i thi canada they'v canadahey'vn policies sound graik. but we don't live in a socialist democracy, and it's hard to imagine those policies on top of the current u.s.ystem working immediately in a way we sometimes talk about them. so i wanted to look at has any other countrthat is a little more similar to the u.s. tried to do this? and what i found was yes, japan has tried to did this. and they found exactly the oblem that i kinof expect us to have here if we try to do the same thing, which is they have a spot and cowment mismatch. in particular, men are not taking advantage of a lot of the pa terntd leave and flexible hours that were implement. they realize, we have some cultural work to do. they started ten years ago a certain propaganda around how col cool it was to be an involved dad. focused on executives in the workplace, they realized that their bosses were me that hadn't grown up in that cowment and for whose things were kind of aberrant. if you are

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work atu can read her the daily beast.ou can call in and talk to her. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 784-8001 four republicans. (202) 748-8002 four independents. good morning. you are on with eleanor clift. caller: if republicans would have done or said a third of the stuff coastal elites like you are saying to president trump, the media would have gone crazy. ok for you to do this to president trump and not to obama? i would turn your question around. manyesident obama had said of the things that president trump has said, republicans would be outraged. a lot of this is in the eye of the beholder. i think what you describe as coastal elites, i was born in brooklyn. my parents were immigrants. my dad owned a delicatessen. i hardly think of myself as a coastal elite. has offended many people. he would not have the low approval ratings that he has. he's never hit 50% as president, he didn't win the popular vote. he is a weak president going into the election. any democrat who thinks he's going to be a pushover is not tak