. >> brian kelley, welcome. >> tell you when you look at tech, when i look at tech, i'm looking at the fact they have exposure throughout the world, exposure to a strong dollar, negative exposure to a strong dollar. talked about techs 20shgs perce20%. tech is challenged. new highs in the market, you haven't seen names like google mentioned make new highs. that's concerning. >> a few points. get to the trade, but right now button up the apple thing. people are excited about apple. it's raised $130 billion in market cap just this year. 30 stocks in the s&p 500 that have $130 billion market caps. astounding. a march event what they'll announce. that's not exciting. a couple other points to make. microsoft, a big one. declined 10% reported and guided in january. the stock has come back. okay? almost down 20% from november 15 highs. it's come back pap disturbing chart is, or pattern forming in microsoft the cart, the 50-day moving average cross is below the 200 day. we've seen it in a couple instances. people don't think it's important. when it happened in google in november, dropped 10%. h

brian williams this week. >> or rosewater or in the criticism in the show that maybe not of meghan kelley but a lot of what john. jon did in the media he was trying to say do it better. >> you don't criticize something like that you don't care about, it is because he admires the work at its best. >> rose: what was his core skill, what is his core skill? i mean as a comic? was it what? was it -- >> for example, with letterman or with carson, it was an ad lib to a conversation. i think it is his intelligence. i mean the guy brought a fierce intelligence to what he was covering. i think he did not stand on finding exactly the facts and getting it exactly right, being extremely demanding. >> rose: and finding the fault in the reasoning. >> well, yeah. i would put it, extending exactly what bill said. it is finding the core absurdity or hypocrisy that could be turned into a laugh but that made the issue, you know, worse satirizing. >> and i think just because he is a performer because of the performer tone, i think that there were elements of his delivery and, you know, the ability to, you know, nobody could roll th