so let's begin with eileen burbidge, co—founder and partner at passion capital, an early—stage ventureline, theresa may under pressure to step aside

so let's begin with eileen burbidge, co—founder and partner at passion capital, an early—stage venturerm, joins me now. the guardian, the front page. it says the headline, theresa may under pressure to step aside to secure the backing the brexit deal. this conversation has been going on for a while backing the brexit deal. this conversation has been going on for a while now. maybe she has got to be the sacrificial lamb to get this brexit deal of hers through. we have been talking about this for months. it was late last year it looked like it was going to be really precarious for her but she sort of said fine, she conceded that. the next elections, which i scheduled... she said she will stay and see the brexit deal through. that's been her call to arms, that she is here for the long haul and wants to make it happen. do this with me, but i won't stand or re— election in 2022. clearly that's not enough for some hardliners. honestly, it looks like all the different sides and groups arejust all the different sides and groups are just looking all the different sides and groups arejust lookin

eileen burbidge, co—founder and partner at passion capital, early—stage venture capitalfirm. morning. so elon musk does not necessarily have to go to good morning.- so elon musk does not necessarily have to go to court but that court date is set for the fourth of april. tell us more about this because this is a man who does not want to have, he calls it the nanny tweeting scenario. there are some new places to go on this. first of all on the hearing, both sides, both the sec and elon musk‘s lawyer argued that there was no reason for the hearing, so i think this is keeping it in the news and the consciousness, oi’ keeping it in the news and the consciousness, or at least in the business and tapers, probably for no good. thejudge should be business and tapers, probably for no good. the judge should be able to rule, do not know if she isjust looking forward to a day of hearing it all argued, but it does come down to whether or not he was knowingly, potentially, moving markets with this tweet. he and his lawyers say that he was simply reiterating something you'd set on a previous

ipo'sight now on lyft, on and valuations and the frenzies and memories of 2000, eileen burbidge. leen with us at queen victoria street. year 2000, what is different in this foolishness now? eileen: there is a couple of differences. you have got a lot of money and the private market boosting these companies and they are building and creating moats and establishing market dominance in a way we did not see in the stockholm boom. we are seeing genuine revenue. we are not seeing profits but we are seeing revenue. that is significant. that, that go with it is different, but at the same time it is not security analysis 101. are the bankers playing by a different rulebook? eileen: i think you are talking about the peak or a bull run of nine plus years now. it is frothy times and people are optimistic. they are seeing the market share these companies command and in lyft, a company that values about 20% of its rival. there is the belief there is some value to be gotten. i cannot say. francine: talk about how this will be perceived as a litmus test for the rest of technology. last year we ha