only jerry seinfeld and god get one.brid powertrain is not just about saving trees or the environment. it is really about delivering iner in a much better way the internal combustion engine alone can do it. this points to the future of all car technology will be hybrid. >> before focus is the car people can afford. >> yes. car in thedely sold world. the focus st is really a sports car. carsve had these sports and the version of the sonic sporty. supposed to be the focus, a sporty engine and less than $20,000. bentley continental gt speed. >> right. it is not a new bentley, although it was new for this year, the first to go over 200 miles per hour. i have not found a grand touring sports car that compares. think it is the best grantor the bmw.en including just unbelievable. >> i never knew until just this moment what gt stood for. review of thele sierra was written in automobile magazine. it is the best pickup truck out there. they bested ford for now in detroit, fort worth unveiled a new one. , if aliens came back to ear

jessica seinfeld, the wife of jerry seinfeld, she paid $415 in an uber fare to take her kids to a bar and drop her caps off. her kids were saying things like, oh my god, these people are crooks. it is a calculated risk that the business is taking. they are presenting a fixed price, and you know what this is is. a mcdonald's value meal is $.99 and you know you are getting. we will not change the price if you are more hungry. that is one enjoys a business can make. the use of this technology allows uber to scale production instantly in a time like a big snowstorm. there is a risk on the backend. uber may incur some wrath. >> obviously, that is the choice that uber made last weekend. is that the right choice? >> i do not want to comment on a specific situation, because i do not know. >> that is not the only person who was upset. there were many people. >> there were people who took their journey and did not realize what the surge pricing was. they were not comfortable to pricing. i am sorry they did not have a good experience. but am i glad that someone can get a driver out there? the al

jessica seinfeld, wife to jerry seinfeld, someone i do care about.he paid $450 to take her kids to a bar mitzvah and drop them off. her friends -- she sent a picture on instagram and her friends were saying things like o.m.g., these people are crooks. that is a calculated risk that the business is taking. if they are going present something to their customers at a fixed price. a mcdonald's value meal, it is 99 cents. you know what you're going to get. we're not going to change the price if you're more hungry. you can depend on us to have that. that is one choice a business can make. i think it is really interesting that the use of this technology allows uber to scale production instantly in a time like a big snowstorm or something like that, but there is an interesting risk on the backend of that. uber is feeling the wrath of that. thank you to defend the company and of capitalism on the backs of -- >> cory, that it is choice that uber made last weekend. is that really the right choice? >> i don't want to comment on a specific situation because i don

he's celebrating a holiday created by jerry seinfeld.e deadly attack on the u.s. kons lats in benghazi, susan rice taking to tv again. she says she has no regrets to making the talk show rounds five days after the attack. >> i don't have time to talk about a false controversy. in the midst of all of the swirl about talking points, the administration's been working very, very hard across the globe to review our security of our embassies and our facilities. that's what we ought to be focused on. >> we are back with our political panel. joe, there's a lot of controversy about benghazi. she says it's a false controversy. >> leslie stahl said something interesting. she said if not for this controversy i'd be addressing you as madam secretary. she said just call me sue. it's this inability to understand that there are people who still have a lot of questions out there. and she didn't seem to want to address them at all. i do think, look, the administration said it was the video, and then said we're wrong, it was terrorism. and i think that's w

mercury radio arts and the blaze, forbes puts his influence ahead of kanye west, john steward and jerry seinfeld and put his earnings at 90 million. he's got a book out called "miracles and massacres." i contribute to the blaze, glen beck is my boss, if you think that means i will go easy on him, you're wrong. buckle up america, an interesting hour. tanks for joining me. >> we were talking in the green room. >> you are vladimir putin and i'm the whale. >> it's not going to be that bad. i want to talk about your book but i have this rare opportunity to talk to you about conserve 'tis m and i know you put a box on both houses, and i get that, but it seems like conservatives spend a lot of time talking about whose more conservative, whose the most conservative, this purity testing -- >> is that -- >> is -- >> maybe. i don't think people are looking at it the right way. this is the conversation we should be having in all parties in all walks of life. what is for maximum freedom and maximum personal responsibility? i don't care if you're a conservative, if you're a bible believer, if you're an atheis

mercury radio arts and the blaze, forbes puts his influence ahead of kanye west, john steward and jerry seinfeld and put his earnings at 90 million. he's got a book out called "miracles and massacres." i contribute to the blaze, glen beck is my boss, if you think that means i will go easy on him, you're wrong. buckle up america, an interesting hour. thanks for joining me. >> e wewe were talking in the g room. >> you are vladimir putin and i'm the whale. >> it's not going to be that bad. i want to talk about your book but i have this rare opportunity to talk to you about conserve 'tis m and i know you put a box on both houses, and i get that, but it seems like conservatives spend a lot of time talking about whose more conservative, whose the most conservative, this purity testing -- >> is that -- >> is -- >> maybe. i don't think people are looking at it the right way. this is the conversation we should be having in all parties in all walks of life. what is for maximum freedom and maximum personal responsibility? i don't care if you're a conservative, if you're a bible believer, if you're an athei

. >> meet the man who put jerry seinfeld in the driver seat for his new campaign. likenfeld most car commercials. >> for the most part, car advertising is a total turnoff to the consumer in my opinion and i think it needs a complete reboot. stop showing us the cars driving through the desert, we are not doing that. >> acura put him in the drivers seat. he produced an ad for the brand. result of as a bond that he formed with the marketing chief who joins us now here in the studio. thank you for joining us. seinfelds about jerry 's involvement. nsx, istting the first jay leno getting it? >> it is a great source of debate. a started our relationship couple of years ago. we really hit it off. i like how he was involved in the development of that commercial, his insides were terrific and spot on. since that time, we have maintained the relationship. when we heard about the comedians in cars getting popular, we thought this was fantastic. >> even though sometimes there are other cars. >> i appreciate those older cars that he drives around in. thunderbird is not a threat

jerry stewart and seinfeld are big fans. >> and there is a five-year waiting list.at you eat may be preserved somewhere for years or never made. what does he say about, if this will be a job for him in the future? >> he is 51 years old so he stopped taking reservations past 2018, he is not sure that he may retire. you may want to try to get in now. >> thank you very much. rosenblum.um -- emma 104, theones is down s&p 500 five spice six, and the nasdaq falls by five. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to the late edition of "bloomberg west," where we cover the global technology and media companies that are reshaping our world. i'm cory johnson in for emily chang. our focus is on innovation, technology, and the future of business. let's get to the rundown. we have just learned a new candidate to replace steve ballmer, not exactly a household name. johnny-come-lately, that is

seinfeld." he is here to tell us the background. i'm sure it's not the jerrybination of alcohol and mild mental illness and internal reader's digest politics. i think some of the pressure of that with everything else led him to decide to create a holiday that was just for his family that wasn't beholden to anything political or religious. he decided to, every year, somewhere between october and may, make his family celebrate this very peculiar holiday with very peculiar aspects, which did not involve that pole. that was made up by a writer named jeff schafer. that was his joke. and, actually, i didn't want to put it on tv. >> you didn't? why? >> because it was sort of like a family disgrace. and then my younger brother let it slip that this went on. so the other writers and jerry said, yeah, we would like to give this to america. and i said i don't think america wants it at all and i don't think they should have it. >> america is laughing it up. >> they prevailed and in and out chickens have come home to roost. >> so you were george running out of the diner? >