we will talk to jason goldman. he is part of the founding team and an early board member. what does he think of elon musk swooping in on his version of free speech? and we will talk to the cofounder about the new play in telehealth. we will get to all of that in a moment. big tech earnings continue. meta-and qualcomm out. quick still to be driving the market higher. the tech heavy nasdaq ventured into negative territory. it did jump as much as 1.8%. that is one point today. almost 4% yesterday. seeing a rebound there. the yields were higher but it did not seem to scare off equity investors buying stock. it is a really big day for big tech earnings. we will talk about meta-in just a second. i want to look at qualcomm as well. that beat all analyst estimates. let's switch up the board and look at meta-platforms. for the pop we are seeing here. they are up 16% and it is all about the projected users they had in the first quarter. now what we are seeing are some concerns that they are not losing users to social media competitors like to talk as much as we thought. as i talk ab

he was a board member from 2007 to 2010, jason goldman joining me now in an exclusive interview. son, good to have you here. this arouses a lot of emotion. now that you have a couple days to digest this, how are you feeling about elon musk buying twitter? jason: it's just a disappointment because i think the company could use great stewardship at this point. what he is revealing is how an unserious person he is about both his ideas for the product and philosophy that underpins it. emily: some would say it is a disappointment that twitter has not racked up more users, grown faster, become more influential. how do you respond to that? jason: 100%. the business performance of the company has always dragged behind the cultural importance of the company. we have always known it has a much bigger footprint with journalists and media, celebrities, musicians. i think that is what made it an attractive opportunity for elon. emily: what do you think is missing from the conversation? we have seen pundits talking about this now for three weeks. we have heard from elon himself. a lot of debate

we will talk to jason goldman.

necessarily take that bite given the earnings power of twitter at this point j jason and angelo, thanks very much. >>> goldmana breakdown of all the numbers >> it's been a busy morning. wells fargo's earnings call kicked off moments ago the stock the laggard among the large banks thanks to a miss on the top line higher interest rates taking a bite out of mortgages and relative metric for wells fargo compared to other large banks. home lending down 33% due to a slump in mortgage originations shares of wells fargo currently trading about 6.3% lower goldman sachs's call underway now with the ceo kicking off a conversation with his views on the risks in the macro environment. >> well, u.s. unemployment levels are low, wages are increasing, and inflation is the highest in decades we're seeing new stress on supply chains, commodity prices and u.s. households facing high gas prices and food and housing. we are seeing an increase risk in inflation and mixed signals on consumer confidence >> both goldman sachs and morgan stanley trading higher due to the resiliency which helped of offset equity underwriting shares up