jack dorsey of twitter fame has called levie his favorite entrepreneur. i'm pleased to have him at this table for the first time, welcome. >> okay, that's great. >> rose: i would like to be called jack dorsey's favorite entrepreneur. >> i think you can say anything on twitter so that's-- i don't know the credibility. but yeah, we've had a good time on the internet so far. >> rose: tell me about, what is box. >> yeah, so we created a solution to make it really easy for businesses to store, share and get to their business content from anywhere. so if you think about all of the marketing collateral and marketing, you know, information, all of the sales information that an organization has, they have to be able to share that very effectively and we built a solution that lets you have no software and no hardware and be able to share and collaborate and get to your information from any kind of device like an ipad, an iphone, an android device, a mac, anywhere in the world. >> rose: in reading about you you said mobile changes everything. >> yes. so you know, fi

jack dorsey using vine to send out pictures of himself as a child.them on family vacation and what appears to be a graduation picture. i don't think it is coincidence such family friendly material was released by the founder of twitter at the same time his app got an adulterating. the nonpartisan congressional budget office warns if america continues on its current course our debt will take up 77% of our gdp p by the end of the decade. the cbo saying both sides will have to compromise. we need higher taxes and far fewer government services if we are to avoid that fate. 77% of gdp is outrageously high. it's about the same as israel is dealing with. israel has a patron in the united states. we accepted them money. nobody sends us foreign aid. it's not as bad as greece. 165% of gdp there. you can see how well that's working out. that's the bad news. the good news is the deficit is about half of what it was in 2009. deficit is the difference between what the government has and what it sapends. the deficit is only about $800 billion or $2500 for every sin

dorsey? no, not jack. and they've all gob on. elon musk.ery disruptive grew of think thinkers. >> charlie: how do you find disruptive thinkers? >> they're young because they don't know any better. if you look at... >> charlie: if they knew better they wouldn't start. >> they wouldn't start. they grew up with the technology that maybe we didn't grow up with. they grew up with mobile. they can imagine things that we can't imagine. and then they perhaps most importantly they don't know any better so they go for it. they try. you know, i love watching companies like uber. you would say, renting out? renting out your apartment? how could that be safe? >> charlie: the first time i saw that presentation i thought really? and then they have more rooms than many hotels. >> very much like when ebay was founded. two human beings who had never seen other trading from different parts of the world. >> charlie: and one trusting to send the product and the other trusting to send the money. >> the same thing is happening now in this collaborative consumptio

dorsey? no, not jack. and they've all gob on. elon musk.ery disruptive grew of thin thinkers. >> charlie: how do you find disruptive thinkers? >> they're young because they don't know any better. if you look at... >> charlie: if they knew better they wouldn't start. >> they wouldn't start. they grew up with the technology that maybe we didn't grow up with. they grew up with mobile. they can imagine things that we can't imagine. and then they perhaps most importantly they don't know any better so they go for it. they try. you know, i love watching companies like uber. you would say, renting out? renting out your apartment? how could that be safe? >> charlie: the first time i saw that presentation i thought really? and then they have more rooms than many hotels. >> very much like when ebay was founded. two human beings who had never seen other trading from different parts of the world. >> charlie: and one trusting to send the product and the other trusting to send the money. >> the same thing is happening now in this collaborative consumption