jack dorsey seems to have a knack for starting companies that make things easier. the unassuming 36-year-old tech titan is one of the co-founders of twitter, and more recently, square, a device a lot of small business owners know, use, and love, because it allows them to take a mobile credit card payment almost anywhere with a phone or tablet. passionate about small business, dorsey is crisscrossing the country, talking to entrepreneurs about how things are going in their local community. his latest stop was harlem, new york. where square hosted their tenth let's talk event at the apollo theater, bringing to the local business owners, neighbors, and government officials, for a candid discussion about small business. >> one of the trends that we're seeing is a real focus on local businesses, so we're hoping that this night, the biggest takeaway is not just one conversation, but many conversations over the course of the next few years to really build up the neighborhood. >> small businesses is really what people came to this country, thinking that they could succeed

dorsey knew the end user could and should change the product.borrowed, some say stolen. dorsey has proven he's more than a one trick pony with square. the mobile payment firm as investments with starbucks. and who did disney pick when choosing the board? jack dorsey may be the only exec on this list with a tattoo running the length of this arm. in short, dorsey is skating where the puck is going and we haven't seen the last of how he's changed american business. >> you know, julia, that was a pretty big fight back there from carl. >> wow. >> well, yes, i have to say even though dorsey is on disney's board, so is sheryl sandberg. facebook is represented on disney's board. >> you know, it's actually, today the what's that deal is it makes it a more interesting point. is zuckerberg going to be a roll-up artist where he c conglomerates into various social platforms or is he going to expand beyond tech and innovate the way i think dorsey arguably is. >> i think, carl, that -- sorry. i was just going to say that i think that zuckerberg's move in the p

. >>> my name is dorsey nunn. i'm the executive director of legal services for prisoners with children and the co-founder of all of us or none. and one of the people who initiated the ban the box campaign. and i'm probably here for a different reason. you know, i would like to say i'm just here for employment, for formerly incarcerated people, but that wouldn't be true. i'm here because i recognize that as a result of the discrimination, between 57 and $65 billion a year is stolen from poor people and that's what the end result of discrimination means. i recognize that in the city of san francisco where we're bleeding a population of african americans that if we don't do something different, pretty soon we won't be here in san francisco at all. our numbers have already dwindled and i think as a result of the discrimination that we face, it makes it pretty difficult to maintain residency in san francisco. i'm a proud homeowner. i'm a proud taxpayer, and i keep saying i stay in san mateo, but i spend four nights a w

tom dorsey was the godfather, if you will, of gospel music. who was he?, playing in the honky tonks and all that. and then one day, according to tom dorsey, god spoke to him and said, "no, no, no. "you're going to stop playing this music. we're going to bring this into the church." now, at that time, i mean, gospel music was resisted. who are these people bringing this boogey-woogey music into the church? there was a lot of opposition to it. but slowly, over time, you know, cream rises to the top. and you couldn't hold back this avalanche, this feeling, this desire, because it does speak to the people in a way that, you know, no other music form in our church really speaks to us. [choir singing] the lyrics of gospel music being scripturally based do give a message of hope. but gospel music in and of itself has its power from also the musical accompaniment. there is a beat. there is a cadence--a rhythm. so the music must connect with people's interior. ♪ if you get there before i do, ♪ ♪ the angels up in heaven done signed my name. ♪ (woman) when you walk

>> dorsey on the 17. >> dorsey. >> sergeant dorsey. >> he told me the only thing he could tell me was the person was arrested. i said, half of my child's brains are out of her head and that is all you can tell me? and no one came from that precinct. but i thank all of you for coming. i appreciated it and that is all i have to say. he was arrested, but he wasn't charged. i sat with his mom who is right there in court to listen to them sort of destroyed her as a person. it was disgusting. >> unacceptable. byare tired of waiting lesbian and gay folks to champion the policies and what they're interested. marriage doesn't impact us. we're targeting pushed away and disseminate it for access to jobs, education, housing. we have had enough. this is continual. this is not new. this is indicative for new york city policies. >> violence changes us all everywhere. whether it is cece mcdonald in minnesota or us here in harlem in new york city. >> trans people are no longer a marginalize committed it, no longer a disenfranchised community. we are doctors and lawyers and taxpayers. we demand and des

pat dorsey, where have you been, pat dorsey? san bell captiva investment advisors president. he will tell us where he thinks he sees biggest international opportunities. todd horowitz from the cme. he still thinks this market is overdone. how soon, do you think janet yellen's mystique, her magic has worn off or is this a temporary slowdown in the market? >> hi david, hi liz. i think it has not warn off. i think we still have the information she has got. she will testify again tomorrow. what is the important thing, transparency is out there and now we go back to real trading. real trading will continue correction we started before they anticipated the move she was going to make. everybody kind of figured what she was going to say yesterday and priced it into the markets on thursday, friday and yesterday. today think we're taking rest. probably go a little bit higher. i would look for a spot to start selling this market now. liz: 31%, pat that is what the nasdaq has done over the past year. it's been a great run. what do you think stocks do in the next couple months knowing we

later had lunch with sarl sand berling and twitter co-founder jack dorsey. >> he wanted to change the world and together, we can change the world. in order to make the world a better place, california and france are a match made in heaven. and he hopes it will encourage more entrepreneurs. >> they have it near town. >> state of emergency in the deep south coming up stuck in the storms, drivers leaving cars on the road as snow and ice overwhelm the area. >> pictures may make you feel sick to your stomach. >> urban nifrngas scaling a tall building. >> you'll realize what movements are needed for you. >> well you'll love seeing him in action. looking at a come immediatic force of nature >> when >>> it is stormy right now in the nation's capital as you can see in this live picture, and it's only going to get worse >> remarkable image. they're about to get hid hit with major ice storms now underway across the south tonight. >> hundreds of thousands without power now after ice-coated tree branchs sent them crashing into power lines. >> roads are slick making travel just treacherous from ala

before the onset of muhammad dorsey. he said was one of them is that cool prefix of the finance package in the muslim brotherhood three months today. he spoke in action is taken off yet im az on friday. in state aid to his reputation. many courses and ten at jenks about things it's nice to land on the tooth out. cc. that didn't go down well with some demons bottom side there are few things i don't like to go with the shield season you don't like when he criticizes his secrets on. no i'm not a huge from the box and use it since. it be said to bring smiles to many. yes it sounds hokey will keep the peace of time. on. the now she's the first spanish royalty question to the course of molson school that he was restored in spain in nineteen seventy five until today the youngest or tripping on the girls was grilled for seven hours to establish what if anything the rule was that of fr award and money don't replace princess christine is the goal was to seriously damage the image of the spanish market. kyle brown reports. green sa

lunch with the likes of sheryl sandberg from facebook, google chief eric schmidt and twitter's jack dorsey, hollande is expected to take a carrot and -- while voicing concerns. >> the constitutional court in thailand has rejected a we -- request by the country's main opposition party to cancel the recent election. that controversial poll was disrupted by antigovernment protests. the court said in a statement it had declined to consider the petition by the democrat party to nullify the vote on insufficient grounds. now, the opposition had claimed the vote was illegitimate as millions were unable to reach the polls that were blockaded by protesters. our correspondent has more from bangkok. >> looking back at the constitutional court the past years or so it has intervened in constitutional crises before. in 2006, there was an election, then also what kind of by the democratic party. the constitutional court in that instance ruled to nullify the election under very similar circumstances and a few months later we saw the military coup coming in to oust the caretaker prime minister and install a

the best dorsey people but it is to bring all pensioners. the back the next local people in work receiving some form of support to people with disabilities and injuries recall what i oppose this job benefits. these all the big big big numbers in the banking system. now the new place is coming from second episode of the program focuses on the arrival of immigrants from eastern europe it follows a romanian family as they tried to start a business selling scrap metal tension mounts as other residents complain about the family searching through their rubbish looking for material. of course to get some people saying these are scavengers a lazy to taking money off the government's that so i think is worth this because more people will think of themselves that edible thing were asking these people to do with a terrible system which does help that plays straight into a fiscal agenda. if we live in austerity times there is pressure on government spending on the government has made no secret of its desire to enact further very significant cuts. lulu d

and we sit down with jack dorsey, founder of twitter and square as he visits small businesses in harlemng up next on "your business." >>> small businesses are revitalizing the economy, and american express open is here to help. that's why we are proud to present "your business" on msnbc.

jason dorsey said cut the young people some slack. >> when there's 80 mullen of us in the u.s. and we are transforming the work or if the people can't get figured out herriot. >> you are now the largest group. p>> it sounds bad. the "new york post". >> at the end of the day, all of these people driving. entitlement is a learned behavior. you're not one entitled. and absolutely, 100 her son. >> he has a point. this is a generation that has been spoon fed. >> this generation of my grandparents is more hard-working. >> yes definitely. do her parents lest move back home? and we expect someone to save us? >> there's a term called failure to launch. a lot of this generation is suffering from failure to launch. >> we have too many turns welcoming us out of the home. facebook and youtube in firefox, all the things. >> they have created great things. unfortunately not everybody is wonderful with it. they weren't doing work for pay, they weren't going to school. they were facebook in. it's great for the people at facebook, but that's not the wh

the possibility of stop >> it is important for all of us to realize that you do not have to be jack dorseygive back to the community. if you do not have a high net worth, you can start by volunteering service hours. action seek louder than words. we need to stop acting now -- start acting now. >> he set a goal of 1000 companies of san francisco time, 1% of their profits, and equity to philanthropy. >> they were a start up not too long ago. when they were a small company, just a couple guys in the department, they had a foundation of $50 million. this suggests that that should be part of the way that technology companies inc. about and out. -- think about themselves. >> i want to talk about google -- teaming up to measure the success of their campaign. they're working with a video ad company. they want companies to put relevant ads in front of customers. i would like to bring in the ceo to talk about the relationship. what does that mean? >> we are working with amazon in a nice those relationship. they have announced lance to build a video network. the goal of that is for them to get close

he is going to be having lunch with sheryl sandberg, eric .chmidt, jack dorsey , look, his agenda france'sfor business. start your company in france. >> it is the third largest company in europe. france has had issues with technology. a long list of big tech mergers that have gone poorly. the difficulty has been making the kinds of rapid changes in employment that technology employers like to make. years.ruggled for >> there are some tax evasion probes against linkedin and google right now in france. we are friendly, we are friendlier than we were before. these do not divert your money to ireland. >> good luck with that. >> we will continue to follow francois hollande and his visit to san francisco. >> we should hit every french restaurant. >> i am hungry. to the future of american cities. is it the jetsons? decade may be upon us. 44% of people aspire to live in a driverless city. >> the changes in new york. times square is now pedestrian. byucing the number of cars taking the roads away. >> is a driverless city full of driverless cars or no cars at all? steve, what exactly do you mean by

petra big dollar, jack dorsey was introducing reset my hair. now it is the pinterest ceo.of support give you? did he give you money or time? >> we are selfish and ask for money. -- we ask for everything. they invest in our programs but they also give time. these are role models for our students. i believe these entrepreneurs who themselves. not all of them loved high school. that is what we are training our kids. every student is going to become an entrepreneur. we wanted to have that mindset and be viewed in that opportunity recognition. we can see they see themselves in our kids. a we are auctioning off pinterest with in turn. do you want it? >> i love it. but i have to come here for a day. >> we are excited about that. it is an opportunity for someone to have a week with him. probably a younger person, someone in high school to learn about pinterest, tech, and social media. we're hoping it goes to support our students. >> we will be there covering it. thank you for joining us. thank you for watching this edition of the show. we will see you tomorrow. ♪ >> welcome to "lu

president hollande will be in the bay area tomorrow meeting with google executive eric schmidt and jack dorsey. he'll also be greeted by staff san francisco mayor ed lee and lieutenant governor gavin newsom. >>> while a shocker at the sochi winter games and an olympic legend took a tumble, and it cost him a medal. shaun white, the most popular and decorated snowboarder in the history, as you saw there, hit the wall on his final run. white ended up finishing fourth. in fact, no americans medaled. and it's the first time the american men leave without a medal in the halfpipe event. >> and this is what makes the olympics so special. the olympic spirit is more than just a slogan. we saw it play out right in front of our eyes. take a look. a russian skier crashed and broke his ski. unable to continue, a canadian coach you see coming on to the course there came to his rescue and gave the russian skier a new ski. the canadian coach is californian born justin wadsworth. when asked why he did it, he simply said i wanted to give him the dignity as he crossed the finish line. >>> our olympic coverage con

. >> it is important for all of us to realize that you do not have to be jack dorsey to give back tomunity. if you do not have a high net worth, you can start by volunteering service hours. actions speak louder than words. we need to start acting now. >> he set a goal of 1000 companies in san francisco giving 1% of their time, 1% of their profits, and 1% of their equity to philanthropy. what do you think about that? >> i thought it was really interesting, not citing salesforce, but yelp. a company that was a start up not long ago. the small commitment that really turned into a foundation with more than this suggests that $50 million. that should be part of the way that technology companies think about themselves. >> something we will continue to follow. i want to talk about google and comscore teaming up to measure the success of their campaign. amazon is expanding advertising. they are working with the company freewheel, which works with abc and nbc universal to put relevant ads in front of customers. i would like to bring in the ceo to talk about the relationship. what does that me

but jack dorsey's position would skew the average grade it depends when people join. -- average.t depends when people join. >> i want to bring in the chief economist at ct wells. $400,000 per employee -- does that sound right? >> it sounds like one of those averages that is like -- the average family has 1.3 kids. if you get caught with .3 kids, you are in trouble. i would have to concur with corey's points there. the average might not be all that illustrative in this case. twitterill this impact share prices? >> i do not think it will be a big deal. you will see a coming around and focus of some of the more bearish sentiment on the name. it is priced in already. i do not think it is existentially important. the real challenges for twitter we know. twitter will best those. intois a maturation point, being a part of the public markets and a portfolio element. i do not think it is a great point of impact on twitter going forward. >> it might be the people decide to take their winnings and leave. once they're able to sell the shares, you wonder about the brain drain that could happe

i'll pass along my thanks to mike dorsey. i want to highlight some important things in that work. the epa should not have to find definenable -- unreasonable risk in current law to move forward. without be important in your mind? >> yes, senator. one of the things that created more confusion in a time of uncertainty in those first 44 to 48 hours was that lack of information about this particular chemical. it was very frustrating trying to explain to a concerned public -- have been told not to use their water that you do not know. they want to know what we do know, which was very little about this chemical. it degraded from there. fromg that information is information that we must have. >> also, it seems to me it should be a big priority. it is with me and are offered -- efforts. the state must have a clear role in dealing with the epa and telling them what they think should be high-priority. of healththat lack and safety information should be a cry -- criteria for priority. a factor like proximity to can be a clear factor in prioritization. from't seem to be lessons this incident.

where they are going, but he will be apparently having lunch with sheryl sandberg of facebook, jack dorseyers. part of the agenda is to say france is open for business. come invest in france. >> it is a big market for them, but france has had issues with technology. most recently the alcatel-lucent mergers. that one has been a very difficult one. has beenculty there making the kinds of rapid changes in employment technology employers like to make. you can't do that under french law. >> i believe there are tax evasion probes against linkedin and google right now and france. the messages we are friendlier than we were before. >> good luck with that. >> we will continue to follow franÇoise world -- francois hollande and figure out exactly what french restaurant they will be dining at. i'm hungry. the future of american cities -- is it the jetsons? according to a new install -- a new intel study, the driverless decade may be upon us. 44% of people desire to live in a driverless city. >> so many avenues in new york really pedestrian -- reducing the number of cars just by taking the roadway. cit

. >> with me radio talk show host mike slater and democratic strategist christian dorsey.en, thanks for being with me this morning. mike, i'll start with you. the presidential campaign to an ambassad ambassadorship. shouldn't there be a higher bar for a position of this kind? >> of course. the president back in 2008 made a campaign promise that he is going to restore the image of america around the world. you would think that would mean not nominating ambassadors who have never been to the country before. that's an insult to these countries around the world. i mean, how is that improving our relations around the world? >> christian, how do you respond to that? isn't this something all presidents do, christian? >> yes. yes, judge. this is not something that's new. it's something every president has done and it's something every four or eight years we have new shows talking about how silly and ridiculous it is. let's all take a pill here. we just celebrated the passing away of shirley temple, someone who had a later career as a diplomat that was well regarded but whose only

fox news contributor steve more, economic policy institute kristin dorsey in the wall street journal,nks to all three of you for joining us. steve, let me start with you. what do you think about this? he is raising the minimum wage, saying that this is a living wage but if you at that and lucky enough to get 40 am ten we're all 52 weeks and then take a minute off, you are still learning $21,000 a year. i don't know. if you have a family that is poverty line anyway. >> very few people in the minimum-wage are heads of house will. that is a false argument elect makes. you can't raise a family on minimum-wage. not many people do. what i find exemption noble to this executive order by the president is we have a $5 billion deficit right now. all of this, who's going to pay for this? federal contracts are more expensive and when we are running massive budget deficits why would we make federal contracts more expensive? cheryl: great point. how do you respond to that? we started with a new budget that said we are spending more than we are taking in and here is a new order to spend e more than

mike dorsey in july voice similar comments. i assume i want to highlight some important things in that work. i assume you agree, if you want to comment on it that the a shouldn't have to affirmatively find unreasonable risk as they do now under current law in order to move forward without the important in your mind? >> yes. one of the things that created more confusion in a time of uncertainty in the first 24 to 48 hours was that lack of information about this particular chemical. it was very frustrating and very frustrating to try to explain to a concerned public who has been informed they can't use their water what you don't know. they want to know what we do know and that was very little, about this particular chemical and it somewhat degraded from there but having that information about this chemicals or any chemical within a zone or range of impacting public water supply is information we absolutely must have. >> seems to me it should be a big priority. it is with me in our efforts first of all that the state have a clear

jack dorsey of twitter just to name a few. i don't see the sit down announce deal with yahoo ceo recent minor must be carried out in france announced he was moving its operations here to tax the receiver in the company of the irish prime minister. back up over the summer. camo us. on the point is tax avoidance issue. is a long and is speaking out is the hindi speaking the truth to his friends in america. on a show in you you will be able to speak the truth is the fact is that killed you. the u we will not. tax mobile. i posted. harmonization talks harmonization in the global policy you will not be able to avoid this kind of. next i escape. so i you knew you were talking about the work that this was the first thing they don't mind being hurt but perhaps people will pay about one billion of tax and foam soap. they just skip to two islands so i think we are before talking to the americans about what you should do a facial which would perhaps in the week studio musician and all special the only home on fiscal issues. the places it

because jack dorsey alone is expected to take a carrot and stick approach offering tax breaks to the and the sea that had its scientists. while placing could send a tax avoidance and bacon protection. she was raining now it's high winds threaten britain's west coast batter by gus and prompted the met office to issue a written warning. what with exceptionally strong winds expected to reach a hundred miles an hour. meanwhile british prime minister david cameron under pressure over his pledge to spare no cost when it came to flood relief listening months was due to the state in southern england on wednesday as british prime minister david cameron spent in the house of commons announcing the pretty girls that is affected by this is the winter. to find the time it's a business the top of the night to get ten million fund to help follows the scene that and more tools day off today. we copped two weeks i can also dance today that will be deferring tax payments that businesses have to pay and all of the businesses that are been affected by floods will get up on the said business rate relief.

learned that they cannot stand for you to think that tommy dorsey was anything, that's it's all smashing pumpkins and nine inch nails, so i've learned a lot of in-house terms that i like to spring them on my friends. c-span: let me read you something you wrote. you said that "music can shut out a dysfunctional world, the more i realize that music is an escape for them." >> guest: very much. i think that that's part of it as well as the high-tech salesmanship of all kinds of players and discs, but i find this generation is mostly from broken homes, what my nephew tommy calls the "orphan generation." he said only one of his friends has both of their natural parents, and i hear these kids on the phone because this house is a gathering place. they like my refrigerator; it's normally filled. i enjoy having them around, but they'll be talking to a parent on one side of town and trying to keep peace with a divorced parent on the other side of town. the bounty of this just may be that we are raising peacemakers, diplomats because these children learn to be very careful in what they say, not to b

jeff tomasullo, pat dorsey. linkedin not given great guidance.idance merit the kind of drop it's having today? >> i mean, it's clearly a very expensive stock. expectations are incredibly high. they have done a better job than really any other social networking company of monetizing that user base. the real reason is because the switching costs are incredibly high. let's imagine a facebook competitor showed up and you went over there, you might miss pictures of your neighbor's puppy that just came on board. that's not a big deal. if you left linkedin, you might miss a job offer. that's a much bigger deal. they have a much tighter control of their user base and about half the revenue comes from recruiters who find it a much faster, more efficient way to find good talent than posting boards like monster. it's a wonderful, wonderful business, very expensive right now. >> okay. very expensive right now. love your point. linkedin not really a social company, more of a revenue generator through the headhunters. jeff, let's look at the chart. 60 to 240,

about one user we have not seen lately accor jeff morrissey hasn't tweeted in a hasn'tjack dorsey tweeted in a few weeks. what gives? >> i have no idea. i think i'd tweeted once in 2007 and have done five after that. it's not for everybody. >> but clearly there were a large number of investors who believed twitter was something more than it is right now. either they had wildly about how assumptions much user revenue it could generate, or they had wild assumptions about how quickly the user base could grow. on which assumption were they wrong? >> i think they were too focused on user growth as the only metric that matters. i think this notion has been wrongly socialized into the investor community. >> is that because of facebook and facebook going to a billion users? >> part of this is that analysts tend to work with the numbers they are given, not the numbers they need. >> what is the different -- difference? >> what they should be doing is telling us the amount of advertisers among different tiers of advertisers. is far more useful but you don't want to give that data away for various re

we are also joined by some of our hard-working folks from department of transportation; will dorsey, robert arndorfer, dale weber, randy asman, tom buchholz, and brian roper. thank you all for your hard work [applause] thank you all for your hard work and thank you to secretary mark gottlieb for your leadership in completing this project so quickly. [applause] good roads and bridges and freight rail and ports and transit and airports are important to more than just construction workers, they are vital to a thriving economy. [applause] all sorts of industries rely on a strong transportation system: manufacturers, farmers, miners, loggers, retailers, and many others. overall, this is just a summary of all of the good work we are doing to improve the economy and to strengthen our fiscal standing. tonight, i thank our partners in the private sector, as well as my staff, our cabinet, and our state employees for their hard work over the past few years to meet these objectives. [applause] i also thank you, the members of the state legislature, for your partnership. our work together to enac

dorsey is a very repressive catholic worker but the phrase no master does not referred to individual but to dominance that is taken seriously seeks to dismantle to rebuild from below. unless it can somehow beat the harsh burden to establish the legitimacy. but by now we have departed from truisms and in particular righted this point the american brand of libertarianism diverts sharply from the libertarian tradition and it except san dedicates the support of working people to see economy and furthermore the subjection of everyone to their restrictive discipline and destructive features of the market's. these are topics worth pursuing and will take them up later if you would like. also recommending it based on the comments to come together the energies of the young libertarian left and right as is sometimes done with the important work of a valuable theoretical and practical work of the economist. anarchism is famous lee opposed to this day while at the same time advocating the play a administration in the interests of community. beyond that brodeur federation of the self-governing com

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i'm quite confident that the in ae will support me dorsey, like firefighters and realtors, and teachers. >> mr. jolly? deciles -- the house of representatives is a people's house. you cannot be appointed to it. the founders knew that the house of representatives should be the closest to the people go that the community should neglect who represents them. i represent the fact that alex was to change washington, and i think she should have done that by running against her congressman. -- you couldange really change it then. >> mr. overby? >> at the end of the day i do not think it is going to be the determining factor of this race. residents oflot of penelope county are interested by the concept. i've spent the last decade working with different groups trying to better my community, and doing the best we could very i do not think either of my opponents have the real ties that they can bring to the table. >> can you answer the question of whether you would commit to stay into this -- stay in this county? >> i am not moving. [laughter] >> question number two. this one comes from dan hester.

everything he needed to write about, the founders of twitter, jack dorsey, all the players involved inter, it was all out there publicly. he knew where they had lunch from their accounts. that's how he wrote the book. >> the trouble is, when you're on vacation, you say, my house is empty, why don't you swing by. >> we are down here in florida, does that mean your house back in jersey is vacant? >> that's what a lot of the websites aim to do. the foursquare, i don't like that. my personal life is my personal life. i don't where people to know where i am. >> that's probably best. >> speaking of yourself, sweetheart. >> it was great back where you could lie where you were. i'm sorry, i'm at lunch in new york. no you're not. >> oh, really? you're really at work? no. >> nevermind. >> clayton, there's a whole story to tell you during the commercial break. we'll get to the headlines. this bombshell story breaking overnight, a pennsylvania woman accused with her newlywed husband of killing a man she met through craigslist. admitting to the murder and over 20 others. in an interview with a loca