vann jones last night, and gavin newsom today. my stars! miller show." ♪ it's go time. >>every weeknight cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the guys in the middle class the guys in the lower end got screwed again. >>i think you know which one we're talking about. the overwhelming majority of the country says"tax the rich, don't go to war." >>just wanted to clarify that. new 5 rpm gum. stimulate your senses. eliot spitzer, joins the new news network. >>every night we will drill down on the days top stories in search of facts that inform. >> we don't stop until we get answers that are truthful, serious, and not based on simplistic answers. >>we're here because we're independent.

. >> yeah, and gavin newsom coming up in hour number three. >> have you seen the new gavin newsom promoi watched it with the sound off. it was impressive. [ laughter ] >> good morning, everyone. they are calling it a new york night, but how much cooler would it be from f they went this sex in the city. the president and first lady is going to have dinner at sarah jessica's house. and they are giving you a chance to win a spot. sarah jessica parker is going to have some big monolas to fill after george clooney's fund raiser. the president is going to announce a new food initiative that will be geared towards alleviating hunger in africa and then meet with the new french president, and the president will tell president obama he plans to pull all troops out of afghanistan by the end of year. a little note about camp david it has been a weekend refuge for president ever since fdr started staying there. but this will be the first time that two foreign leaders will gather at the same time. it will be a much more tranquil meeting spot for them before they head to chicago for the nay summit. we

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thanks for asking me. >> gavin, what is up with the book?send it back soon if you don't buy. it this is the last week. get it now or i am dead. >> what are you talking about? >> they have a window where they order them all, if they don't sell them in six weeks they send them b

thanks for asking me. >> gavin, what is up with the book?send it back soon if you don't buy. it this is the last week. get it now or i am dead. >> what are you talking about? >> they have a window where they order them all, if they don't sell them in six weeks they send them back. >> i didn't know that. >> yes, it suks. >> it does suck. >> thank you, andy, laura, bill schulz, that does it for me. i'm greg gutfeld. see you tomorrow. >> bill: the o'reilly factor is on. tonight. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> bill: are some powerful american institutions intimidated by african-americans? the answer is yes and we will make that case this evening off the terrible mob assault in norfolk, virginia. >> what began as a dispute

gavin, you are an expert because you are married to a native american. >> yes, i am. joy give me your -- >> give me your unique perspective -- >> keep doing that. >> not only did i marry a native american, but i made two with her from scratch. i live in a 75% indian home. i notice with them -- when money is at stake they have a cutoff point. so my kids will be 25%. if they marry outside of their race, whatever their race is, they are cutoff from the checks. >> explain. what do you mean by checks ? >> certain tribes get checks for old land deals and casinos and stuff like that. they have a cutoff point. when it is cherokees and in this case i don't know much, but they went, yeah, sure, 1/32, i don't have anything to hand out so i am not going to lose. that's why i believe in the free market. it gets in the nooks and crannies crannies and cuts people off. >> the fact we are talking about this, our society is lost. we are airing gaoing over a -- arguing over a fraction of somebody's heritage and it is mind blowing to me. >> it is not -- someone else didn't get a job beca

that's just crazy, gavin! >> as mayor of san francisco i never raised taxes to balance my budget but here's a situation the governor fine himself in and that's a real crisis of confidence and concern about just being able to do something as simple as this, finishing up a a school year. the alternative -- >> but you're going to lose the money. it's going to just the way it was when the taxes were done in the '90s. they raise $6 billion in taxes and it ended up being down $2 billion. >> we don't disagree we need dramatic tax reform in this state. but the situation requires we have 30 days to balance our bug. we can talk in the abstract about the way the world should be but we have to deal with reality. >> this is not reality though, gavin. from it is reality because the reality is what are you going to do -- arthur, let me ask you. you want to cut uc? >> i would much rather do that than raise taxes on the last three people working. yes, i would. >> that's a tough call though -- >> gavin,ky just weigh in? >> this

. >>> plus an open might adapt or gavin newsom. gavin newsom. what he was caught cinnabar >>> cooler temperatures out the door right now. mostly in the '40's to mid '50s. some areas of low clouds burning off the sunshine this afternoon. >>> and we start off your morning commute with lots of roadwork. we will check the bay bridge in just a few minutes. >>> that brings the death toll from this series are quick to 17 in in italy. there's a new man in charge of the high speed rail authority. the agency is scrambling to start building the first segment of the year this year. so it is eligible for federal spending. and a victory for cyclists. the state senate has a bill to us insure their safety. the bill defines the distance to a process a cyclists will be defined as 3 ft.. >>> anything that gets awareness for cyclists and drivers mines is a win for me. >>> and senior psittacine citizens are resting after the elevator in the building has finally spics. people on the building were forced to take the stairs. but many of them were seniors institute will

>>(narrator) the gavin newsom show. friday at 11 eastern/8 pacific. only on current tv. etch-a-sketch candidate, an image where romney is anti gas. and everyone likes 50% more cash -- well, except her. no! but, i'm about to change that. ♪ every little baby wants 50% more cash... ♪ phhht! fine, you try. [ strings breaking wood splintering ] ha ha. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. the card for people who want 50% more cash. ♪ what's in your wallet? ♪ ♪ what's in your...your... ♪ it's go time. >>every weeknight cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the guys in the middle class the guys in the lower end got screwed again. >>i think you know which one we're talking about. the overwhelming majority of the country says"tax the rich, don't go to war." >>just wanted to clarify that. ♪♪ >> how do we create an economy for everybody? focus on wall street and folks on main street having a shot at success? >> that was the president yesterday presenting his argument for shaping the nation's economic recover. mitt romney is taking his cand

and gavin went on from there. lost touch with him after he left ucla. but hearing he was in the film industry not really unusual. his family has connections to the film industry. his mother and father i believe were both involved in that. >> greta: the person's house he left from. did the person notice anything unusual at all in his behavior that you know of? >> nothing. they in fact went to bed and gavin was down stairs in the family room watching television. they believe he left sometime around 10:00 in the evening. got into his car and drove off. he was -- he was apparently wearing purple sweat pants and casual clothes. nothing you would go to a business meeting or dinner. it was comfortable clothes for lounging around in. he wasn't planning to go anywhere but he did get up and get in the car and just leave. >> greta: and the road i take it there was nothing unusual about the road from there to the family home. there aren't cliffs or anything like that in the area? >> not in the area of oak park although there are a number of various canyon roads in

gavin newsom along with former mayor willie brown. timing, we wanted to know did vice-president joe biden really jump the gun and forced the president's hand? >> i think what he said it was jumping the gun but i think they knew the issue would come up on the sunday talk show and they knew joe biden would say something and what i find interesting is now they're claiming they are shocked by the timing and that it change the program as it relates to the president's announcement, i don't necessarily buy that. i think they are calculated and focused and not in a negative way. >> biden's explanation the next day, he says my problem is is that i say exactly what i think. however, sometimes i think after i have said it. >> so how does it impact in with the african-american voters? >> frankly it will require some of us it to go reaffirm because african-americans and latinos are not naturally on the upside of same-sex marriage. there on the downside of same- sex marriage but it will mark be a disability. romney is so bad, it doesn't suppress tu

>>(narrator) the gavin newsom show. next. only on current tv.> eliot: wind baby wind. it's not as catchy and sarah palin's drill baby drill but it was the message that president obama brought to him yesterday at a wind manufacturing facility. >> this industry , thanks in large part to tax credits have taken off. today we have nearly 500 facilities in 43 states, employing tens of thousands of americans . >> eliot: despite his praise for wind and other alternatives energy, the president still isn't necessarily against drilling. in fact, just the opposite. even after the exxon valdez and bp disasters possibly two of the largest environmental disasters in u.s. history, the president is designing support for offshore drilling in the arctic. according to a story in the week's "new york times" quote, in blessing she will's move to the arctic, mr. obama continues his efforts to balance businesses and environmentally interests. the president is writing a new chapter in the nation's unfold be energy transformation. in this case the benefit of fossil fuel

gavin newsom. the same sex community, they believe that this is the answer.and for seven or eight years, he has been the answer. if you recall, he walked the plank with ... >> you're talking about gavin newsom on the gay marriage thing. >> yes. >> on a personal note, you were a pariah, everyone stayed away from you in the democratic party when you did the gay marriage bill in certain cisco. >> that is true, it is not an insignificant thing. >> as a matter of fact, i was angry because i had not thought of it. >> that is what you said when you called me. literally. of all things to say, that is what he says. >> that is an accomplishment. >> and son now, barack obama did not feel vindicated? >> i am proud of him and i feel there's a lot of courage to do this and the super pak runs both ways. karl rove to a number on this issue in 2004. we can debate whether that was the distinctive issue in terms of what happened in the election or whether it was national security but with the super pot now, and the nuances and tools and technology, the ability to drill down not

on the next gavin newsom show: google's sergey brin and anne wojcicki give gavin a hands on look at google's glasses. >>that's facinating. you've heard bill's views, now let's hear yours. politically direct means no b.s. just telling you what's going on in politics today. >>at the only on-line forum with a direct line to bill press. >>it's something i've been waiting for a long time. >>join the debate now. >> announcer: broadcasting across the nation on your radio and on current tv, this is the "bill press show." >> bill: $1 billion. that's what republican super pacs are going to spend this year trying to defeat president obama. $370 million of it from the koch brothers alone. the obama hate machine rolls on. hello, everybody. happy last day of may. it is thursday may 31. this is the "full court press." i'm bill press liberal and proud of it. good to have you with us as we tackle the big stories of the day here from our nation's capital where you'll find us right here on capitol hill, just down the street from the united states capitol building. six blocks from the capitol. six metro stops f

♪ >>the gavin newsom show is a search engine for solutions, and that's the focus.ions and ways of bringing people together. that's the only way we're going to solve the world's great vexing problems. ♪ [ applause ] >> chrysler is the fastest-growing company in the nation. and that matters all over the country, but especially in places like this where over 3,000 of the jobs are automotive related. >> god, i love that. that's vice president joe biden on the campaign front in ohio today. this comes as the right is trying its best to shift the focus to the deficit. take a listen to a new ad from karl rove's gps super pac. >> today i'm pledging to cut the deficit we inherited by half by by the end of my first term in office. >> he hasn't even come close. we need solutions not promises. tell president obama to cut the deficit. >> that ad will air tomorrow in ten battleground states. here now for analysis and perspective, is former california republican party chairman duf sundheim. he is all wound up. and christine pelosie, chair of the democratic party women's caucus. we

gavin hewitt, thank you.nch voters were not the only ones rejecting austerity this weekend, after elections in greece. it is not clear who is going to govern the country, but it is clear that the greeks do not want more spending cuts. the biggest losers with the political extremist picking up major gains. however, since no one seems to be able to do this, there could be fresh elections as soon as next month. matthew price has that story. >> there was no sense of victory in this weary nation today. the national stockmarket plunge, as the news sank in that greece had voted against the bailout that is keeping this country afloat. the winners here, those who say no more, those who want to tear up the bailout agreement with the european union. more sinister, the protest vote for the neo-nazi party. 7% chose them as unemployment and poverty soar. >> out, out of my country, out of my home. >> here, many argue this was brussels' doing. they say they simply pushed people too far. for two years now, the people of this

>>(narrator) the gavin newsom show. premiers tonight at 11 eastern/ 8 pacific. only on current tv. ♪ ♪ >> radio meets television the bill press show, now on current tv. >> 25 minutes after the hour. if you check out our website at bill press show.com, find our prepodcast prepodcast, our conversation with congressman steve israel head of the dccc democratic congressional campaign committee and, also, our interview with senator tom harkin both interviews in studio both up as a free podcast at the billpressshow.com. talking about a big report from the census bureau this week saying we are now on our way to becoming a minority majority nation. by the way, i did find and now i can't find them again, but there are four states that have -- what the hell did i do with that? texas, new mexico, california. >> arizona. >> arizona and the district of columbia are the four states and the district of columbia march minority majority districts or areas. harriet is calling from jacksonville, florida. >> good morning, bill. >> what do you think about this? >> i have two points.

gavin newsom. all of these people support chris cunnie. they do not support ross be gussied has a different political views. this ethics board, i would like to see the board of supervisors make better decisions. i was a victim of domestic violence, assault with a deadly weapon. i have a police recording and all of the documentation, but the system did not help me. [bell] chair hur: thank you, sir. >> excuse me. could you pass this? >> yes. >> i have ask you over and over. what about my referral to this ethics commission over st. croix and the comptroller's office? i just found out that my cases have been transferred to the center is a city attorney. -- the san jose city attorney. whichever one of you it was, you should recuse yourself from the mirkarimi hearing. you might transfer this case to san jose, where it belongs, because you were all implicated by not being able to hold a fair hearing. in fact, today, larry bush, the proprietor of a website came out with an article on mine. www.citirejport. -- www.citireport.com, in which he notes

gavin, you grew up in canada. are schools in canada as awful as this seals to be? seems to be? >> they are better, i'm afraid. they are based on british system, and this story is indicative with the way america is going. the kids are doing badly? make the tests easier. running out of money? print more money. need to tighten your belt? get a bigger belt. these kid don't know what a camel is, well is there a book in the house? how can you not know what a camel is. >> don't have you "animal planet"? >> and what will happen when the easy law mists take over? >> they walk really slows those camels. >> maybe, bill, we don't need to know about camels. maybe it is a sign that we need to kill all of the camels. >> if i had those humps i would tell somebody to give me surgery. >> technology has saved us. >> we don't need camels. >> it is the liberals. they got rid of the joe camel guy and kids don't know anything. >> you know why they got rid of him, right? he looked like a penis. >> oh, oh. >> of course they go to me. >>> from exams to slams will they use jeremiah to attack the messiah.

with george will, donna b are razile, matthew dowd, laura ingraham and gavin newsome. >>> hello, again. president obama and his fellow g8 leaders left camp david last night for a nato summit in chicago. after agreeing to do all they can to get our economies growing stronger with good jobs. more evidence this week that we don't have any consensus on how to do that here in washington, where the parties are still far apart on how to handle jobs and our national debt. speaker boehner laid down the gauntlet on tuesday. >> when the time comes, i will again insist, my principal on cut and reforms greater. >> and the president's team fired right back. >> the debt limit question has bubbled up. do you see -- >> do you believe it? >> can you believe it? >> i don't understand this. i don't understand it. >> we'll dig into this debate and owl of the week's political news in the roundtable. >>> but first, my exclusive interviews from the capital. i began by asking the speaker, to explain why he wants another showdown on the debt limit. >> american people are still asking the question, where are the

democratic lieutenant governor of california, gavin newsom. from the american conservative union, al cardins. >> announcer: from nbc news in washington, meet the per"meet t with david gregory. >>> good morning. what a week it has been. one thing that is clear, before the vice president made his remarks on "meet the press" last sunday, same-sex marriage was not front and center in the presidential campaign. that's changed. governor romney talking about it yesterday at a commencement speech. the president talking about it a great deal. and certainly the vice president's remarks kick-started that conversation and there's been a lot of palace intrigue about whether the president was upset with what his vice president did. "saturday night live" gave it some pretty funny treatment in a skit last night. we'll talk about the laugh lines and do that with our roundtable a little bit later on in the hour. but here's what i think people are going to be talking about in th week ahead, and that is the coming clash between washington and wall street. why? we

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(vo) don't miss your chance to catch the premiere of the gavin newsom show.ith special guests: >> i'm lance armstrong. if somebody put my back into a corner, i'm coming out swinging. etch-a-sketch candidate, an image where romney is anti gas. you've heard jennifer's views, now let's hear yours. >>the war room needs your help. >>the only online forum with a direct line to jennifer granholm. >>our goal is to bring you behind the scenes with access to stories that you've never seen before. >>politicallydirect.com join the debate now. reversed a september reof law that i believe will open the flood gates to special interests, to stand without limit in our elections. >> you all recognize that. it was president obama in his 2010 state of the union address slamming the supreme court citizens united ruling. it kind of makes you wonder if president obama could see into the future because he was absolutely right. citizens united gave rise to super p.a.c.s. of course you know they are groups that can raise and spend unlimited sums of money in election. super p.a.c.s in

>>(narrator) the gavin newsom show.oming to current tv. >>> just moments after president obama's dramatic announcement in support of same-sex marriage the democratic congressional campaign committee urged to support president obama's courageous move with their actions and their wallets. republicans and democrats will use this issue to raise money. and shaker, the founder of the bay area democrats who has raised millions of dollars for president obama, as a member of his national finance committee. thank you for joining us again inside "the war room." who do you think is going to benefit -- which side do you think is going to benefit more financially from this the left or right? >> i don't know how much the right will benefit from it. but i think this will help the president remind people how historic his election was. because whenever you do something that is so profoundly important for the country is it reminds people where we were in 2008 and how important the next one was, and these things like getting out of the ira

>>(narrator) the gavin newsom show. premiers friday at 11 eastern/ 8 pacific. current tv. ♪ >> stranger things have happened in medicine i once tried to clone a chicken, the result ended up being -- >> announcer: stephanie miller -- >> and now that chicken has a radio show. >> oh, pluck me. excuse me? our side is funnier. ♪ na na na na na ♪ >> some virginia representative said on cnn that sodomy is not a civil right. and somebody wrote back the supreme court disagrees with you so [ censor bleep ] off. >> not blowing a double. >> he makes me giggle. okay. let's go to scott in iowa. welcome. >> hi, morning. >> good morning. >> yeah, about john boehner -- >> yes. >> -- don't he realize he is going to hold the country hostage again, and him and all of the other representatives are going to keep pulling this crap. you are up for re-election in november. and people don't forget this crap. >> yeah, i think they are thinking short-term memory is as bad as mine. >> sorry, were you talking. >> hi, katherine, you are on the "stephanie miller show." >> i want to let everyo

(vo) don't miss your chance to catch the premiere of the gavin newsom show.: >> i'm lance armstrong. if somebody put my back into a corner, i'm coming out swinging. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller -- ♪ so we can get off ♪ >> he who's name shall not be spoken george bush obama's predecessor. >> he who's name should be spoken karl frisch hello, karl. >> i have some breaking news. [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> oh hello. >> the plan would do exactly what john mccain would not let us do. the plan which is awaiting approval calling for running commercials, linking mr. obama to insinary comments by his formal spiritual advisor. here is my question if it's okay to talk about reverend wright why can we not talk about the mormon faith. >> that's funny you should mention -- >> -- until the year i was born. >> that's so funny that you should mention that. can i have my fun-facts music. >> sure. >> no man knows my history, the life of joseph smith. want to know more about joseph smith, who got arrested. you wonder how people became to believe joseph smith, and how he b

gavin newsom is back on tv and this time doing the interviewing. an investigative unit exposes full-time government employees who are also taking full disability retirement from the same city. your grilling is still gonna be pretty amateur. but your deck? that's pro. finish like a pro with cabot wood stains. cabot...that's pro. >>> blind chinese activist chen guangcheng an rbi the in the u.s. tonight with his family. he was greeted with cheers when he arrived in manhattan's greenwich vil where they plan to live. cheng is expected to attend law school. it's been almost a month as his dramatic escape from house arrest. cheng has been under arrest for more than seven years in china because of his outspoken opposition to forced abortions and other issues there. >> it's a system that pays out more than $50 million a year. we're talking about san jose's disability retirement program. and for three months, our investigative unit followed the paper trail and found it's a program with few checks and balances. investigative reporter jenna susko has more. >>

, hi gavin, hi tony.his is just our normal me holiday show. all right. kids. we have to have a real show. [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> we'll talk about how crappy mitt romney's education plan is. becky pringle i know you like her potato chips. >> uh-huh. can't eat just one. >> she is with the nea, chris with -- rob page called the terrorist organization. >> yes. and the caller yesterday said is only about 40 years old. >> yes. >> but it has been around since the 1800s. >> the right-wing guy that called and said i remember when the neighbors used to pick the teachers and we would fire them when we wanted to, and if the kids liked them then it was good. >> and if they didn't like them we would hang them from the highest tree. >> yeah his plan was to let like glass cravitt's choose the teachers. >> or the kids. the kids can tell you who they like. >> you will not find a 15-year-old to incult that woman. >> let me get to the happy clappy news. [ nbc "nightly news" theme ] >> go black people! it's your birt

>>(narrator) the gavin newsom show.g to current tv. [ train whistle blows ] [ ball hitting paddle ] [ orbit girl ] don't let food hang around. yeah! [ orbit trumpet ] clean it up with orbit! [ orbit glint ] fabulous! for a good clean feeling. ♪ eat, drink, chew orbit! ♪ ♪ >> back on "the young turks." by the way if you want to see a little bit more of that interview i did with gavin nu some, you can go to www.currenttv.com/youngturks. we do move to north carolina once again. charlotte north carolina, to be precise. that's where bank of america was holding their annual shareholders meeting. they were greeted by hundreds and hundreds of protesters. hear what some of the protesters had to say. >> we're trying to exercise our freedom of protest and point out the fact that these people have robbed our country, yet apparently we're the criminals. >> going to get the message out to the american people that i meanwhile millions of people are being foreclosed upon, bank of america executives are being paled millions of dollars i

>>(narrator) the gavin newsom show. next.on current tv. >> eliot: this week something remarkable happened. the federal judge in new york entered a order stopping the government from enforcing farther of a statute designed to permit the prosecution of those who assisted terrorists. the statute was so broad and ambiguous that it could be used to prosecute journalists and the basic first amendment rights could be infringed upon. they could have further clarified but it was voted down. joining me now is bruce, lead counsel on the case that brought the surprising, unexpected and good result. thanks for your time, bruce. first of all tell us what the statute is and why in your view and now the judge that it was overly broad. >> the statute stated anyone could be brought into military detention for the duration of hostilities, and we know that means indefinitely. >> eliot: do you mean the government can't make it a crime to support a terrorist group. >> yes, it could be a crime. >> eliot: the issue was not the notion of supporting t

heavy hitters included ko owners, the nba commissioner david stern, lieutenant governor gavin newsome and mayor ed lee who may have lost the 49ers to santa clara, but gains an nba franchise that would home to san francisco from 1962- 1971. oakland lost his senses goes game. >> this is an opportunity that we have to pursue.

. >> that's right, gavin. a court in the tiny gulf kingdom has ordered retrial in the case of the hunger striker who was jailed for leading last year's pro-democracy protest, abdul haji waja and 20 other activists convicted. frank gardner reports. >> supports from the bahrainian activist sentenced to life for treason last year by a military tribunal. he's been on a hunger strike since february. he will remain in custody while his case is reviewed in civil court. his wife told me she hoped he would be freed. >> he was telling me that my hunger strike is not for negotiation. i'm not going to stop until i'm free. either gidge or by coming out of jail. i'm not going to stop. i think the government is assassinating my husband in a very slow and baneful way. >> the allegation that the government intends any harm is absolutely untrue, since the beginning he's been given access 24 hours a day, best medical attention. with regular reported on his health and he's been visited regularly by the danish ambassador and his f

>>(narrator) the gavin newsom show. premiers friday at 11 eastern/ 8 pacific. only on current tv. >>> welcome to "the young turks." here is what we're going to do. we have an awesome show. the right-wing has brought reverend wright back. >> for 20 years barack obama followed a preacher of hate. >> not god bless america, goddamn america! >> right-wing caught with its hand in the cookie jar, $10 million campaign. and there is a devastating racial angle. and a gay dad in the southern california area is accused of raping his own daughters. >> i was just enraged. >> raul believes his situation as a single father made him vulnerable to others. >> and a really important develop in the trayvon martin case. >> trayvon martin autopsy shows injuries to his knuckles that his hands were bloody, and the skin broken. >> and what was in his blood, and how close was he shot? that is absolutely critical to the case. we'll have that information for you in just a little bit. you know why? because it's go time! ♪ >>> this is a wealthy republican businessman from nebraska and appare

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>>(narrator) share your views with gavin at politicallydirect.com, a direct line to the gavin newsomw. >>focus on the folks that are making a difference, that are not just dreamers, but doers. >>(narrator) join the conversation. facebook ipo is the biggest offering since giggle went public years ago. so now what? for more on that here is nick bilton, columnist for the "new york times." nick it is a pleasure to have with all of the hoopla around facebook, the fundamental first question is this are we in another bubble? >> a bubble when you have hundred million dollars facebook go public? yes. >> how do you define a bubble? overexuberance? what defines a double? >> to answer that question backwards one of the fears of a bubble is people that invest in companies like facebook, if they don't return the investment it could be really bad for consumers. i think where this is a bubble, and we do have to be worried is because you have -- a perfect example is the acquisition of in instagram instagram. >> in the 1990s we all experienced it living out here in the bay area a lot of companies that