course, jim chanos. >> you said john. >> too much jon on the mind here. >> i called facebook ceo jeffrey zuckerberg and, of course, it's mark zuckerberg. >> good old-fashioned dvds are behind us. >> not surprising given what's been transpiring with netflix, and -- and the -- the move to streaming and yet people still want something immediate and something that they can walk away with right away. that is, of course, the red box. do it with blockbuster and so forth. i think jim chanos is right. overall it's just a matter of time before this model goes away and the streaming model takes over. >> got to wonder if shorts like jim ch ho nos have been coming in. >> yeah. if you're short of a stock, getting short google ahead of the quarter or apple or jim ch ho nos on coin star, you better have the catalyst right. >> coming up next, it could be the biggest bubble to hit the u.s. since housing. find out why city economist steven wieting is prescribing drastic changes for the health care industry, and later robots revolutionizing all sorts of places from your home to health care. we're trading the next big

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