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. >> everybody who uses twitter has had dm fails, and they are painful, but it's way too easy to make mistake using direct message. >> exactly, which is the problem. if they knew how to fix the problem, they would have growth. if they knew that dm was something people like to use, it would be front and center and not hidden away. i think this company needs to figure out what its path to the future is and just follow it and not listen to what everybody says too much. >> david kirkpatrick, in that tweet, anthony suggested buying that company, and that company could reportedly be a selfie service called shots. i had never used before, but i instantly got, like, 30 retweets on my first shot. >> it's a fascinating story that your experience was so positive. obviously, selfies are one of the great phenomena of our era. you cannot separate growth from the product, and i think in a way, this incident with him misunderstanding how to use his own product could turn out to be very healthy for the company because i think it will force them to more seriously accept this criticism, which i think th

uses twitter, dm are painful. but they are way easy.t is too easy to make a mistake using direct message. exactly, which is what the problem is, and if they knew how to fix the project -- the product, there will be growth. not hidden away or difficult to find here this is where the company needs to figure out what is half to the future is and just follow it. do not listen to what everyone says too much. >> in that tweet, anthony suggested buying a company, and could beny reportedly a selfie service call shots that i tried out earlier today. i had never used it before but i retweets on my35 first shot. what do you think about this company and the potential that twitter is probably looking at a lot of different companies, but this one in particular? >> that is a fascinating story that your experience is so probably suggests they should buy it. selfies are one of the great phenomena of our era. i want to echo these points, and it seems i always do. you cannot separate growth from the product. this product could turn out to be very healthy

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who specifically asked you to be the head of the dm? very personal question -- >> no, no, no, because you're making it up. >> i'm not making it up. somebody asked me -- >> you know, i think it's a great idea -- >> can i? >> fine, i'll leave, that's fine. >> please sign up bob. >> that's what you want me to do, i'll leave. >> i'll pay his salary. >> it would be good+f to have chuck who never met a camry he didn't love. and hoyer would be the person to take over the house for the democrats is a good television guy. >> moderate. >> okay. one more thing is up next. ♪ >>> it's time for one more thing, dana. >> since greg isn't here i felt like i should do the weird animal video because everybody needs one of those, especially in a week like this week. look at this otter orphaned. this is him first learning how to swip. he got rehabilitated and we can bask and look at this cute creature. >> it's greg. >> no, it's not greg. bob, it's an otter. that's all i got. >> in california, that's good. happy life. eric? >> okay. so you wonder who goes o

we've seen a litany of dm fails. maybe it is time to pull a zuckerberg and separate out the messaging function and the app. then you won't make that mistake. >> it's clear to draw the line. because now facebook has made it impossible to toggle really between the two. that being said noto very clearly is aware of people saying that twitter needs to either buy or be bought. what's unclear is how big a deal he's leaking at doing. they had 1.6 billion in cash at the last quarter. and he's aware the company needs to keep doing deals and hopefully they will do a keel of the reasonable size. >> this is the interesting part, not knowing the size. it doesn't really pay to have a parlor game and hey what are they talking about. wouldn't it be fun if he had some code names. >> whoever that person's schedule is for december 15th or 16th. and how many reporters are going to be stationed outside of the twitter headquarters for those two days. >> i've been outside. it is not exactly the place where you want to just go to hang out.

but the problem for me is how dm republicans and president obama compromise when republicans think president obama is merely wrong. but president obama thinks republicans areent evil? and you can't compromise with evil, right? >> first of all, i think it's g un-- calls the republicans andto obama certain points the press has been strong on this editorial. i wrote a book on it four yearss ago called "common ground." so i think this has been out and about. people are aware of what the public feels about this. by the way, on the markup for the obamacare bill, not a single republican showed up. how do you call this an effort -- >> they didn't even take any of the senate democrat amendments either. >> that is not a crowning achievement of president obama. >> the idea of being on a committee that's going to pass legislation, you ought to getato there. >> you're not suggesting there was compromise on obamacare, ia, hope. >> i think there was. >> oh, come on, bob. it >> compromise in the middle of the night. >> interestingly, the kind -- david axelrod suggested that the president put off the executi

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is increasing supply but they also say logistically getting that supply around dm domestically is goingenge which is something we've discussed a lot. the bottom line is that we have an even keel tone coming out of opec. some of the influential members have said don't panic and it is going to be an issue to watch the key members like saudi arab arabia. they have a lot of influence and they're going to try to hold onto that market share and cut price at least for the time being. again, opec, even keel tone. back to you. >> we hope they're going to be okay over there, jackie, the saudis and all. it hurts us deeply seeing this thank you. thank you. michelle, you have some stuff for us. >> the euro is $1.24 a low for the year. mario draghi just came out and one of the first things he said was they were committed to increasing the balance sheet in a sizable way, getting it back to the levels that they had at the beginning of 2012. why this is significant and that he said this is because remember going into this meeting we heard reports that a lot of the other governors were upset that he had

i think dm is how they communicate. >> it could be worse.t could be an anthony weiner moment. >> or if he had said the name of the company. >> right. >> but this is more fun. this sets off the particles game. >> so we have to all think. >> mm-mmmm. >>> david tepper is reportedly planning to return billions of dollars to investors. reports say apaloosa will return between $20% and 10% of investors assets by the end of this year. it's said to be down more than 2% for the end of october after really beating everybody for the past three or four years. >> and actually making market timing calls, being able to call it when things were going to go up. >> i'll never forget, either the economy improves or the fed makes it improve. >> right. that have that was right. >> we just had no idea it would take fiefs year for the fed to prime the pump. >>> when we return this morning, if you were having thanksgiving dinner with an oil trader, don't be concerned if he or she seems distracted. there is a major opec meeting on thursday. we'll be talking expectat

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political calculation gets told in political science textbooks, but the history gets told in the wiz dmwisdom of the policy. nobody remembers what you earned in the next election cycle. they remember if it was the right thing to do. we'll have more on the question of immigration after this. we're still waiting for lots and lots of results. this is sort of a sweet spot in terms of the suspense for the night. stay with us. >>> control of the united states senate still hangs in the balance, but the united states state senate's mitch mcconnell holds on to his seat. in arkansas democrat mark pryor has lost his seat to republican congressman tom cotton. in the great state of new hampshire, the democratic incumbent there jeanne shaheen, she has held on to her seat. she has defeated a challenge from former massachusetts senator scott brown. in terms of races for the united states senate that are still listed as too early to call those include the senate races in georgia. in georgia we're looking at david perdue versus michelle nunn. that race too early to call. another too early to call race is

you know, a lot of them are quotes and coming out, and the dms expect to do much better.'m not sure this says very much about the future for the republicans when voters at the end decided, they didn't move a lot lot. >> let's talk about the state of virginia. the latest numbers are so close, too close to call. in the state of virginia you have democrat mark warner. republicans have nominated the former rnc chair. what do you see and do you think we're getting an answer sometime soon tonight? >> if we don't get an answer outside the margin of error, it goes to automatic recount. nobody thought ga lesspy had a count. i'm sure they are regretting not pouring more resources into virginia because this race has been a lot closer than people thought. >> in the polls, senator warner held a double digit lead. >> well, they're reliable in the sense that, look, polling is usually reliable. i think what people underestimated is the godt effort. but they did this time. amazing ground game on the part of the republicans. >> virginia, last night, he was tracked plus one. the warner peop