cofounder evan williams owns 57 million shares of twitter. he made wait for it -- $132 million today. i would say that is worth tweeting about. also, kanye west, reportedly dissed his deal with nike, $10 million, wt said he severed his partnership with nike they did not offer him decent royalties on his air easy shoe. added he is the number one most impact full art it of our generation, you think? what a humble guy he is. >> and jacoby, is now a rich yankee with 7 year $153 million contract, critics they that bronx bomber will live to regret the deal that pays him $20 million a year until he is 37 years old, i don't know. that is all we got for you, i hope you made money today, tune in tomorrow, next installment of too cool for school, michigan state turn, their tips and tricks on making money, tomorrow at 5:000p.m.,he willis report is comg up next, i'll see you back here tomorrow. >> warning, the following jokes are raunchy, risque, and for adults only. >> suzanne, you look great. i think i'll have your room sent up to mine. >> no one rew a

said that evan williams said at the xo xo conference," it is a giant machine to the people what they want." it resonated with me. would you think about the banking, the banking world is not designed with that in mind right now. people want to pay off debts, they do not have the tools that they need today. something that gets sent to you every single month. this is insanity to me. or may -- way more i naturally responsible that me. this drove me inside. the first thing says. to make sure your register is up to date. note. first thing says there's an extra space between additions. [laughter] it is so careless and they cannot get this column of dollars lined up. step two. give you -- it is like filling out an irs form. why does he have to be this hard? computers are really good at adding and subtracting and that sort of thing. when we are and be that simple, how do we improve this experience? want to stop the customer. what to do they want -- we want to start with the customer. -- what do they want? once you kind of figure that out, the question is, what is the data that we need so that

this quote that evan williams said at the xoxo conference, "it is a giant machine to the people whatthey want." it resonated with me. when you think about the banking, the banking world is not designed with that in mind right now. people want to pay off debts, they do not have the tools that they need today. this is just something that gets sent to you every single month. this is insanity to me. maybe you guys are way more i financially responsible that me. this drove me insane. the first thing says note. to make sure your register is up to date. there's an extra space between additions. [laughter] it is so careless and they cannot get this column of dollars lined up. then, they give you -- step two. it is like filling out an irs form. why does it have to be this hard? computers are really good at adding and subtracting and that sort of thing. at simple, how do we improve this experience? we want to start with the customer. what do they want? once you kind of figure that out, the question is, what is the data that we need so that we can build the experience for the customer? what is

this quote that evan williams said at the xoxo conference, "it is a giant machine to the people what they want." it resonated with me. when you think about the banking, the banking world is not designed with that in mind right now. people want to pay off debts, they do not have the tools that they need today. this is just something that gets sent to you every single month. this is insanity to me. maybe you guys are way more i financially responsible that me. this drove me insane. the first thing says note. to make sure your register is up to date. there's an extra space between additions. [laughter] it is so careless and they cannot get this column of dollars lined up. then, they give you -- step two. it is like filling out an irs form. why does it have to be this hard? computers are really good at adding and subtracting and that sort of thing. at simple, how do we improve this experience? we want to start with the customer. what do they want? once you kind of figure that out, the question is, what is the data that we need so that we can build the experience for the customer? what is

this is a quote that evan williams said at the xo xo conference in portland a few weeks ago. he said the internet is a giant machine designed to get people what they want. it really resonated with me because when you are thinking about banking, the online banking world is really not designed with that in mind right now. people want to save more, pay less and pay off their debts, they don't have the tools they need today. this is just something that gets sent to you every single month. this is complete insanity to me. maybe you guys are way more financially responsible for me but i've never balance my checkbook. you get this every month. but this just drove me insane. the first thing it says is note. make sure your checkbook register is update with the register. there's an extra space here between editions and not. [laughter] it's like so careless and they can't even get this column of your dollars to like fine. and then they give you okay, step two, it's like filling out an irs form, right? why does it have to be this hard? like we have computers that are good at adding and s

william crystal. >> jimmy: i love him. plus, she is a very, very busy actress. she is starring in two new movies. "charlie countryman" and "a case of you." one actress, two movies, three names. evant. [ cheers and applause ] and that's not all! we got some good music. >> steve: what? >> jimmy: i'm talking about cher lloyd is here! [ cheers and applause ] featuring skee-lo! it's going to be fun tonight! >> steve: calm it down. >> jimmy: calm it down. everyone just has to calm down. >> steve: simmer down now! simmer down! you gotta calm down, dudes! dude, you gotta calm it! >> jimmy: calm down, man! >> steve: woo! [ cheers ] >> jimmy: you can't calm them down! [ cheers ] >> steve: this is nuts. it's nuts in here. >> jimmy: it's nuts in here. >> steve: nuts in here, too. >> jimmy: thank you. hey, do you guys ever wonder what celebrities are whispering to each on when they're on the red carpet or at a press conference? they're always like, whispering stuff to each other? we have, too. and that's why we sent our entertainment correspondent from the uk, mr. peggy hess, with his highly sensitive microphones to get to the bottom of it. that's right. it is time for "celebrity whispers." ♪

evans, noncommittal, i'll be open-minded. everything else equal, i'd like to see a couple of months of good numbers. >> couple more months? >> couple months. >> what's different. >> then there's john williamsesident, i wasn't as far away from being willing to initiate a small taper as some other fed officials. now if the great stek could take the wide view. this is the center of the board. so it's certainly a close call. and my call is more likely than not. one other thing, i want to leave you with what bernanke said in a very important november 19 speech. >> when ultimately asset purchases do slow, it will likely be because the committee has progressed sufficiently for the economy progressed sufficiently for the committee to rely more heavily on rate policies. the associated forward guidance and the substantial continued holdings of securities to maintain progress towards maximum employment and price stability. >> this is what the chairman wants to do. he wants to pivot. and that's a big story. he wants to pivot from a qe policy to one that's based on forward guidance and based on rates. whether or not that's december or january, it's coming soon. that's the direction of policy. >> echoed