emily: so you were born in holliston, massachusetts at the kevin: correct. home of the panthers.mily: what kind of kid were you? kevin: nerdy. i don't know. i look back and i was into cross-country running. emily: you are on the lacrosse team? kevin systrom: i was. i wouldn't say i was a jock. emily: when did you start becoming interested in technology? kevin: i remember when my dad got our first computer at home, and i played video games all the time. i learned you could create your own levels, and then i learned programming and took classes in school. i wanted to make my own games. i loved it. emily: more importantly, perhaps, photography. you got into photography at a young age. kevin: you couldn't find me without a camera in my hand. i loved taking photos. my family has a rich visual history now. i studied in florence in college and sat in the dark room there developing photos. that is where i learned about filtering. you could add these chemicals to the developing bath that would change the colors of the photos. i brought that along with me to instagram. emily: is that where

lee from holliston wrote to me concerned about cuts to medicare and medicaid. i'm going to read an excerpt from his letter. i am a 65-year-old disabled woman who depends on the generosity of mass health medicare -- and medicare to survive. i am terrified that medicare and medicaid will be so drastically cut that i will no longer be able to maintain my life. i h.i.v. in h.u.d. house -- i live in h.u.d. housing and receive medicare and mass health which allows me to continue to live on my own through senior services. i guess i am just feeling scared and hopeless as i realize the potential for destroying the lives of seniors who live on social security and nothing else. i ware an insulin pupl, i have -- pump, i have type 1 diabetes and had an amputation 11 years ago. my health care costs are unaffordable without the assistance, medicare and mass health covers everything for me so that the $1,150 i receive every month is doable for me. i just need to know it is going to be okay. leigh, we need three republicans to help out here. congressman price has made it clear

lee from holliston wrote to me concerned about cuts to medicare and medicaid. i'm going to read an excerpt from his letter. i am a 65-year-old disabled woman who depends on the generosity of mass health medicare -- and medicare to survive. i am terrified that medicare and medicaid will be so drastically cut that i will no longer be able to maintain my life. i h.i.v. in h.u.d. house -- i live in h.u.d. housing and receive medicare and mass health which allows me to continue to live on my own through senior services. i guess i am just feeling scared and hopeless as i realize the potential for destroying the lives of seniors who live on social security and nothing else. i ware an insulin pupl, i have -- pump, i have type 1 diabetes and had an amputation 11 years ago. my health care costs are unaffordable without the assistance, medicare and mass health covers everything for me so that the $1,150 i receive every month is doable for me. i just need to know it is going to be okay. leigh, we need three republicans to help out here. congressman price has made it clear