john cummings is google's head of acquisitions. spoke about what they could be working toward, a long-term global manufacturing supply chain. what is looking most likely at this point? >> some people joke that they can track down some of those amazon drones. i think what is really important here is there are a couple things to highlight. google does make a lot of acquisitions. they make them in a lot of areas. we should not be trying to tie this to what google has been traditionally. many of the deals that google was doing were built in a moat around its advertising business. things like doubleclick and youtube. the deals they do now are coupled with some of the things we talk about like driverless cars. google fiber, google glass, all of these are google looking for its next leg of growth. a lot of times a conversation of what google is becoming is more like a new version of general electric. they're looking for new legs of growth. this is opposed to the exact way to tie this to what they have been in the past. the answer is, we d

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i don't think john boehner will be agreeing with elijah cummings on any of this of the this partisanship, jon, will continue into 2014. obamacare implementation going forward, it is going to be a nasty battle, especially on this committee. jon: one of the things darrell issa has been saying as you point out the information people submit is not secure. there was this response and it was quoted in your article from the health and human services spokeswoman. she says, all high, moderate, and low security risk findings that launched on october 1st were either fixed or have strategies and plans in place to fix the findings that meet industry standards. that's not exactly reassuring. they have either been fixed or they're going to get fixed. there is no time attached to it. it is, i wouldn't put my information on that website? >> there's a lot of fear about this. there have been other hearings other committees had on this on technology issues, the science committee had a hearing where experts raised major concerns about the security here. both sides accusing each other of cherry-picking again.