now haveon users, and access to artificial intelligence, machine learning, and bots coming to messengerre is no revenue. the goal is to build delightful user experiences. heldally, we will monetization on the platform like all other platforms. the guy in charge of partnerships globally for the company's meeting with all kinds of customers from all over the world, and encouraging them to develop, use the tools that facebook has created so facebook remains at the center of the internet. >> 900 million people using the messenger platform. we are really excited about the rollout, traditional media companies figuring out how they can push content to people instantaneously. >> a lot going on for facebook, the company growing massively worldwide, internationally even faster than the u.s., a global platform so important to the company. rishaad: indeed, let's have a look at social media reaction. >> mark zuckerberg posted his speech on his casebook page. he was very passionate and took a long time to put it together. basically thatng -- many people and developing countries depend on technology t

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and rights for people with disabilities. , we will haveon to stand together and work hard to prevailgainst candidates on the other side who would threaten all of those rights and pit americans against each other. host: that was hillary clinton speaking last night, looking forward to the general election in her remarks and a little more on that in today's new york times. it talks about her road throughout the rest of the primary season. senator christhat murphy of connecticut who campaigned alongside mrs. clinton in his state, that she must focus on how best to connect with a broader electorate, in what he called a revolutionary mode. if eating to help mr. sanders has energized his supporters. going to winre not this general election by proposing incremental changes. adding that he helps mrs. clinton does not shy away from proposing some big ideas to try to reorder the country, to benefit of those that are hurting. next up we have, independent line, scott from waterville, maine. what did you think about the big wins for hillary clinton and donald trump? caller: i thought it was horrib