so we've had hp and ge and american express and target all sponsor a story, but they're contextually relevant to a our sponsorships start at $400,000. and we also make money from retail sales. so there are sponsors who access a consumer in a relevant channel and it also enables us to do these creative things. >> is it something where you're making more money from the sponsorship, or you're making retail store? >> it really depends what the story is, what the time of year is, what the activation is. we really think about it as experience per square foot. what i mean about that, when we teamed up with general electric and did a making things story, what made the most sense for that is 75% of our square footage was enabling you to make things. 3-d printers, laser cutters. but when we did home for the holidays this year with american express open, it was about shopping small. so we had 2,400 products and 320 different small businesses. so it's really about what's the best way to bring that story to life. >> you don't sell anything online, right? in this era of so much about being mobile

had learned the print business. i admire dion a lot. and i thought he would be perfect for hp inc.nd then i thought that i love the enterprise business and it has not been what i have done for 25 years, but i now know the business and i love the business and i love the dynamic nature of it. and for management continuity -- i mean, what ailed hp a number of years ago was management turnover, too much management turnover. emily: you are going to be chairman of hp inc. how does that work in practice? say hp inc. wants to do a deal with emc or some other company. meg: what we have said is that we did not create these two companies to compete with each other. we created these companies to go after new opportunities that only they can pursue. so at least for some period of time we have well-defined swim lanes. ♪ emily: top line revenue has declined year-over-year for the last 15 quarters. when does hp get back to growth? and how and where do you see most of the growth coming from? meg: so we have made progress on this dimension from, you know, high single-digit declines to flat to down 1

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video, they're relying on stock footage that had nothing to do with the incident it pro-claimed to be. there was planned parenthood, the business record at hpey sonnenfeld from yale came out, when andrew ross sorkin from the "new york times" came out and said you need to take a closer look at her record at hp, that hurt. chief among the reasons as to why she's faded, she distinguished herself in that first debate last summer and republicans thought maybe she's the one best equipped to take on hillary and to embody the anger that we're feeling but she was totally suplanted by donald trump. he took the oxygen out of the room. he became the chosen one for that pent up, frustrated crowd within the gop. >> michael, what plays really well with that pent-up crowd is attacking us, attacking the media. >> definitely. >> she's done that, like donald trump has successfully done twice in the interview with chris. first of all, saying you're a journalist, chris and asking his -- and then asking his opinion on it. >> she asked it as a question. did she say are you a journalist? >> she said you're a bjornalist. let's listen. >> there were scenes and pictu