it's aimed at exactly the same market as its competitors. >> when ibm started developing the ibm pc itstem. this young guy named bill gates had started a tiny little company called microsoft. >> bill gates was that unusual combination of a tech guy who was as good as the best tech guys but he also had a business sense. and he had a business vision. >> at the time, everyone was making it up as they went along. there was nothing that came before it. there was no personal computer industry. so when gates said to ibm how about this, we'll write you an operating system for your pc and we will get a cut of every machine you sell, and in addition, he made sure that it was not an exclusive license, that he was going to be able to sell this software to ibm but he was also going to be able to sell the same software to the other people because gates intuited that there were going to be people who would build knockoffs of ibm, the pc clones. >> it was a genius move on the part of the bill gates who was still in his early 20s when he makes this decision. you've got these guys at ibm in their blue s

great other expandability than ibm's pc. >> ibm's entry heated up an already volatile market.y innovator, osborne computer, was forced into bankruptcy court last month. and apple, the industry's number one in small computers, had to concede it was now number two, behind ibm. >> all of a sudden, you were in an old-fashioned competitive business in which you really had to be better than the other guy. >> there are 150 microcomputer companies and all of them want 10% of the market, and that just isn't going to happen. still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables now audible members get free fitness and wellness programs to transform your mind and body. download the audible app and start listening today. ♪ >>> this is the newest kind of office in america. and this is the telephone which will ring in it. >> hi, buddy. is john around? >> the big thing was the phone in the car, which was like, we are now officially in the modern era. and the first thing you always said was, hey, i'm calling from the car! >> when these things were first starting to pop up in

i've been at ibm for a year-and-a-half. and i spent over ten years in the public and nonprofit sectors. specifically around service and around international development. so, you know, i can say from personal experience, making that connection, yeah, you're in the interview process and you're trying to sort of communicate how your experience directly translates to the kind of experience. but i think you can make that connection. i think it goes back to, you know, what we were discussing earlier in terms of making the connection of how service builds skills that directly translates into a variety of different employment opportunities. and if you can do that, you can really instill i think the want and need to serve with young people today. >> thank you. dr. grimm, if i could follow up with you. i've heard some examples of high school age students who talk about service opportunities and service projects as a way of making their college application look better. so how do you encourage or how would owe beibeing on the otherf th

i've been at ibm for a year and a half. i can say from personal experience, making that connection, yeah, you're in the interview process and you're trying to sort of communicate how your experience directly translates to the kind of -- i think that you can make that connection. i think it goes back to what we were discussing earlier in terms of making the connection of how service builds skills that translates into a variety of different employment opportunities. if you can do that, you can instill i think the want and the need to serve with young people today. >> thank you. dr. grimm, if i could follow up with you. i've heard of some examples of high school-aged students who talk about service opportunities and service projects as a way of making their college application look better. so how do you encourage or how would -- being on the other side of that, how would you talk to young people of high school age that are thinking about serving and helping them to understand the value of service versus the opportunity to chec

retired chairman of ibm, sam palmisano, david kappos, thank you. waves when they filed for the 0% etf. eric balchunas is with us now. talk about why jpmorgan would go zero feet, and how big of a trend this might be. >> to be clear, it is not definite that they will have a zero etf, but jpmorgan filed in december for a u.s. equity etf. as part of their beta builders line, which is part of their cheap line. but why were they put something like this out unless they were going to go zero? they could go one basis point or two but you can get yours exposure for three basis points. jpmorgan has been very aggressive. i don'tophia, which think will resonate much beyond their own client base, because they are not well-known, the index it is tracking is not quite beta, a gross type index. and it is only a waiver for a year. those three things, i don't think it will catch on. if jpmorgan comes out with an etf that is zero, that would bring with it a lot of credibility you would get market data. they have seen a billion dollars basically in assets in the past c

all considered manopolie and -- monopolies and i wonder what you thought should have been broken up, ibm, microsoft, you know, the list goes on and on and it can look outside of technology, standard oil, u.s. steel, what they all have in common is it didn't matter if the government intervened or not, they were all eventually broken up by competition. at one time netscape was thought to rule the browser market and yet they were overcome by internet explorer who is overcome by google chrome. why do you think the government needs to intercede when the premarket does an even better job than the government? >> because we are talking about 100 years of development. the government had to control them. with microsoft a decade to rein them in. slowed them down and allowed the new small fish to become bigger fish. the trouble right now is any time small companies start gaining momentum, you have the facebooks and the googles and the amazons eating them up. facebook is the most ruthless of all. that's why i bought instagram and that's why it bought whatsapp. technology has changed the equation. con

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i own ibm. >> so you do like it. >> so you're hunting it. >> yeah, i'd be hunting this thing. look at that, it's right there so the reason i like it though, guy, is red hat. i think of all the acquisitions they've made, mistakes but i think this is big, it's a monster and they are positioning themselves going forward because of that, i actually disagree with guy. usually i'm together with you, but not this time. >> all right the next stock here. ford, steve grasso. >> i would hunt this one. >> nice. strong out of the gate. >> it's up 13% year to date. i like it technically. i think it's constructive and they're restructuring in europe. they're quasi-restructuring here i think the worst is over for ford. >> i like autos as you know but i also like gm and i'd let this one fly. >> fly, fly away. >> i look at the management team the c suite at gm is far superior actually i think ford has credit issues in there so i let it fly. >>> we'll move on to the next stock, at&t. it's got a fat dividend, 7%. pete najarian, what do you say >> i am hunting this son of a guy. >> wait a second,

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ibm turned down the contract in 1965. ibm turned out to the contract in 1965 and each said we are fine. the contract went to memorial drive in cambridge, massachusetts and they hired the first 20 scientists that began the whole process of creating doppler net and after the legislation passing in congress, it was called the internet because the world wide web have been invented in 1989 by tim berners-lee who is now at m.i.t. in massachusetts. not only the internet, but many other great things that benefit the united states under the whole world originated in massachusetts. host: senator markey, thanks for joining us on "the communicators." and congressman greg walden is a top republican on the energy and commerce committee. congressman walden, we talked with mike doyle of the democrats and he said his priority is to enshrine net neutrality into law. do you agree with that as a priority? rep. walden: i do in the sense of having an open internet and protection for consumers. he goes a little farther and puts the government i

ibm turned down the contract to build the network in 1965. ibm turned down the contract in 1965.hey each said, no, we're fine. and so the contract went to a company called bb and n on memorial drive in came bridge, massachusetts, and then -- cambridge, massachusetts, and then they hired the first scientists, the first 20, that began the process of creating what was called darpa net, and then in 1990 it started to be called the internet because the worldwide web had been invented in 1989 by tim bearers in-lee who is now at mit up in massachusetts. so, yes, we're very proud of the fact that not only the internet, but many other great things that benefit not just the united states, but the whole world originated in massachusetts. >> host: senator markey, thanks for joining us on "the communicators." >> guest: thank you. thanks for having me on. >> host: and congressman greg walden is a top republican on the energy and commerce committeement congressman walden, we talked recently with mike doyle of the democrats, and he said his priority is to enshine net neutrality into law. do you

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also in the room there, the ceos of visa, home depot, ibm.t they're talking about right now is work force development. you heard some of the issues that they have been discussing. we're watching the president speak with them now. this group has been meeting the last couple hours. data transparency is one thing. if you're looking for a job, making sure you have the best available data at your finger tips. also, trying to modernize candidate recruitment. this is a part of the work force development push and change that this administration has been a part of. >> charles: thanks very much. let's go to bill simon, former walmart ceo, on this and other developments in our economy. thanks for joining us, bill. >> hi, charles. how are you? >> charles: i don't know if you listened at the beginning when tim cook began to speak. i thought he was remarkable. he talked about a college degree not being "the thing" that you have to have in this country. half of the folks last year didn't have a college degree. this is like music to the ears of a lot of amer

let's see how the ibm 7090 is looking at the returns this evening, going over to the ibm data center first forecast with 1% of the precincts reporting indicates richard m. nixon will be elected tonight. >> suppose we direct your attention now the national recap board. first, to the popular vote as it now stands. kennedy has moved ahead on the popular vote. nixon is still holding onto the lead in the electoral board. >> in maryland, nixon jumped ahead in the lead. >> missouri has flopped over to the nixon column. >> kennedy has a slight lead in texas. this will be important. >> this turns into a seesaw battle in quite a few of the states all night long. >> the vote has now reached roughly 14 million. >> kennedy in the lead by about a million. >> the board shows kennedy ahead, very close still. >> we just heard from los angeles from vice president nixon's election night headquarters his aides say he remains confident of victory. >> i have a philosophy that this country is a country of destiny. i happen to believe that through the years our people in some way know how to select the man

ibm is one of the biggest outsourcers. in this country, seven out of the 10 are indian. they bring in thousands of visas. people are telling him that h1b visas are an important tool to be using. and the workforce is ridiculous! are we corporations are using us to bring in foreign workers at less than 25 percent lower than prevailing wages. they are competing against our middle class. very people this president is helping. >> i don't know who is selling this. his own instance have always been pretty good on this issue but he is losing. every day the democrats, 25 candidates or however, many are running today, they are talking about dignity and the job place. and they will take some of these workers away from us if he doesn't get back on this track. he's the guy that fought hard for these people and if you have tom donahue and others, >> you let mick mulvaney, acting chief of staff, let's be honest and real. his bringing in his own staff. it is the rinos, there -- and they are trumpers. it is criminal. >> i don't know why the chief of staff needs a communications director

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big players that have a lot of reach, small innovators trying to go up against those beyond say this ibmtnership, do you see a play book with vmware followed, multiple partnerships with larger legacy enterprise players where that works? how do you see this working out? >> we actually have a growing partner ecosystem, another example of partners, systems incident gr integrators. even boutique companies, they're building applications and they're the forefront of using technology like mongodb. for every dollar we get, they get two to three in terms of service revenue to build the applications they're the forefront of seeing the platform shift happen and for customers using modern technology to build applications that transform people's businesses. >> has the shift to full expensing taking place in tax reform in the u.s. been a tail wind, has that been a boom to business >> the real boom is that customers wake up and say they need a better mouse trap the existing technology is over 40 years old oracle founded in 1977, and cudos to oracle that they lasted and been relevant this long, not many

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david: so then you went to work for ibm? tim: i did, yes. started as like a production engineer, out designing manufacturing lines. and at that time, robotics were beginning to take off, and so we were, we were focused on automation. i wouldn't say we successfully focused on it, but i learned a lot from going through that as well. david: so you were there for about 12 years, and then you joined another company called compaq. tim: yes, i did. david: so you were at compaq, which at the time, i think, was one of the biggest manufacturers of personal computers. tim: they were number one at the time. david: so you are there for about six months and you get a call from steve jobs or somebody working for him saying, can you come and join apple? apple was modest compared to compaq. why did you take the interview? and why did you join apple? tim: yes, it's a good question. steve had come back to the company and was essentially replacing the executive team that was there at the time. i thought, you know, this is an opportunity to talk to the guy that

david: so then you went to work for ibm? tim: i did, yes. started as like a production engineer, out designing manufacturing lines. and at that time, robotics were beginning to take off, and so we were, we were focused on automation. i wouldn't say we successfully focused on it, but i learned a lot from going through that as well. david: so you were there for about 12 years, and then you joined another company called compaq. tim: yes, i did. david: so you were at compaq, which at the time, i think, was one of the biggest manufacturers of personal computers. tim: they were number one at the time. david: so you are there for about six months and you get a call from steve jobs or somebody like him saying, can you come and join apple? apple was modest compared to compaq. why did you take the interview? and why did you join apple? tim: yes, it's a good question. steve had come back to the company and was essentially replacing the executive team that was there at the time. i thought, you know, this is an opportunity to talk to the guy that started