what is the myth of john chen? and what is the reality? hn: i actually think i'm a pretty simple, straightforward guy. i like working with people. i like focusing on objectives and results. most people ask me, why are you doing this? the company is already dead. to me, it is just, i am just trying to take one step at a time and do better every day. eventually, we will break through. i am more relaxed than most people think. emily: people are telling you that blackberry is already dead. john: yes. emily: why did you take this job? john: that is a great question. i think i flunked retirement. [laughter] that is probably the real -- there is a bunch of reasons. i could give you this reason about it being iconic in the industry, and it's a great company that has a lot of technology with a lot of potential. all of that is true. but that does not automatically answer the question about why i am doing it. i started as being the chairman of the company. i was going to find the management team and formulate a strategy. i thought i was a little too o

blackberry ceo john chen has spent more than 30 years working in enterprise technology.sly taking the enterprise software maker sybase from the verge of death to $5.8 billion powerhouse. now he is taking on what some say is an impossible job, leading blackberry's comeback. can he prove them wrong? and just how did he become the tech industry's fixer? my guest is today on "studio 1.0" is blackberry ceo john chen. thank you for joining us. john: thank you for having me.

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the year 2000, a man named bobby chen bought this property in baltimore north of johns hopkins hospitalt for $900. such a deal for a house. eight years later, though, there was, let's call it an accident. the headline, demolition overdone. the city was demolishing the house next to bobby chen's house, but in the process, they took out his house, as well. whoops. he sued baltimore, wouldn't you? but his lawsuit was dismissed because he missed the filing deadline. but he decided to petition the united states supreme court to hear his case. he did it by himself without a lawyer. he did a lot of it by hand, writing a 61-page document, listing his monthly expenses. he argued the supreme court should exempt him from the $300 fee because he showed he didn't have $300 to spend. thousands of people petition the supreme court every year, lots with legions of lawyers and lots of money to spend and the vast majority of those people don't get heard. but in november, the supreme court announced that they were going to hear bobby chen's hand written case. so come on down, bobby chen, make your case in

chen and chip beck. on merrick two years ago. -- john merrick two years ago.'ve got a guy looking for a first ever win in james hahn. his best ever career finish on tour was two years ago a tie for third at pebble beach. again, in the case of dustin johnson, he's already an eight-time winner on tour. ian: you'd have to say underdog vs., maybe not superstar yet but potential superstar. dustin johnson eight wins, looking for his ninth. james hahn from a similar line to regulation. david: this putt has to be influenced by the ocean to the right. it looks like it wants to turn left. but i suspect not as much as it looks. ian: everything here, peter has a tendency to go down toward the sixth green, the lowest point on the course, toward the ocean. that's the tendency, doesn't mean every cut breaks that way -- cup breaks that way but it's something to factor in. he's having a good discussion with his caddy there. he's got style. i like it. james hahn. we all do. seen there signing autographs for the kids after his round. nice and relaxed. very popular. is it enough?

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commentator, republican consultant and sirius xm host margaret hoover and cnn chen commentator, editor in chief of the "daily beast," johnent that benjamin netenyahu alight in front of congress and gives his speech what's the fallout? >> the bebe backlash. support for israel has been the core of bipartisan american foreign policy for decades, especially in congress. support for israel is untouchable. when john boehner has netenyahu come over that polarizes the situation further. the white house has cover based on diplomatic standards, we don't have foreign leaders to the united states right before an election. if enough democrats sit it out, not only does it hurt that relationship it could have impact at home as well. >> and democrats are threatening to boycott the speech. >> there are some democrats who aren't going to go. so i'm first of all, the support for israel in the congress is not diminished. there is still incredibly strong allegiance and respect and quite frankly, mutual -- strategic interests. between israel so that's not diminished. this is personality. president obama and benjamin netenyahu, don't like each