dave mcclure is still with us.lier this year come off hundred start up set up a fund to invest in a local vietnamese companies. david kirkpatrick still with us here, as well. what do you make of the president's visit and highlighting entrepreneurship? dave vietnam is a growing : country and it's great to see president obama visiting other countries where there is , strong u.s. ties and helping to promote a culture of innovation. emily: david, i know you have some experience with the vietnamese market. what would you highlight? david: i haven't been there, so it doesn't constitute my experience. but we have a writer who has written a lot about it. i have talked to him a lot about it. there's a tremendous interest in vietnam for health tech startups and just like almost every other country in the world, young people are aware of this entrepreneurial upsurge and a potential of getting rich and they all worship mark zuckerberg. there is a very large and growing community in vietnam that would like to have an impact by

and we will review all of our best interviews from the week, including dave mcclure on what is happeningluations in silicon valley. ♪ streaming services like netflix and itunes could see more regulation in the european union. wednesdayublished on say 20% of video libraries will need to be dedicated to european content as a way for europe to support its domestic energy meant industry. right now, netflix is just above what was set. eric schmidt spoke at the bloomberg breakaway conference and spoke about the big breakthroughs in technology he sees at. john mikel slate asked if the private industry is better the -- better at investing than the government. eric: i'm not ready to fall in the traditional assumption about the government. have a just like to little bit of it on these things that are moving shots, enormous scale things that can benefit the country. john: you gave the example of health. what's another example? eric: i will give you two examples -- the health thing is -- it can be understood as analog meets digital. up until now, doctors have been living in an analog world and it's