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he's made that group investable. >> do we have sound from john legere?nnouncing this. tack a listen. >>> two years almost to the date of taking the uncarrier revolution to the consumer business we're bringing it to the business markets. the pricing is the pricing, it's very simple the data's included and can be pulled to purchase by line. giving them the tools for the dotcom capabilities on go daddy or microsoft and taking care of their families. >> we know what he's done with the consumer. is this -- is this over the skis? are you worried? >> he's rebel with a cause and the cause to make it so everyone knows he's the cheapest. you can't own at&t, verizon's tough to own, sprint is tough to own because this man is determined to be a rebel breaking price structure. he's your worst nightmare if you're in that industry. because he pops up everywhere. he's on twitter saying we will bury you. like khrushchev takes his shoe off. the guy's amazing. retweeter, too. >> he is. probably watching now. >> 24/7 everywhere. even spencer from zillow had to take a backsea

t-mobile ceo john leger spoke earlier today. john: what is still happening in the business environment's kerley gigantic. $83 billion of business wireless services controlled by the four major carriers. 87% at&t and verizon, sadly about $9 billion -- 9% controlled by sprint. it is like used car land. it is haggling and no rate card. what we announced, real simple pricing. cory: t-mobile's plan comes after a similar offer comes from sprint. tesla can now sell cars directly to consumers in new jersey. governor chris christie signed legislation that overhaul. 's dealership -- overhauls the state's dealership laws. now to the lead. rhapsody is making its music service available to twitter users. that includes 32 million songs. rhapsody is the first music streaming service to let people listen to a full library of licensed humans within twitter. rhapsody subscribers will post songs to twitter. this partnership comes as twitter has failed attempts to build their own music apps. this could be a game changer for the music industry, reall

other tech noticeable -- notables include eric schmidt and john leisure -- john leger. google may have escaped a investigation in antitrust, but internal documents show google acted in anti-competitive manners across the board, including demoting those of competitors and restricting advertisers from working with rival search engines. but google did some voluntary changes in the case was dismissed. joining us now from new york is the bloomberg intelligence analyst who knows a lot about antitrust. i want to leave whether it should have been brought aside -- what is the bad behavior the staff around in their investigation? what goes on in this kind of investigation and how thorough is there worth? >> their work is incredibly thorough. i was practicing law until last october and was involved in these investigations and it was unbelievable how many documents the staff could review. they take depositions and interview people in the industry. they really don't leave any stone unturned. when they come up with these conclusions and come to their opinion about whether they think

look, john legere tweets maybe t-mobile should do something.f the phone companies are looking, maybe they should do something. health care companies, maybe they should do something. the apps maybe they should do something. this is big. >> yeah. >> but it does not impact this quarter. so those who say, well it's big, but so what? i get them too. it's not a quarter. >> you're not watching for units sold in calendar '15, whether it's '15 or '50. >> first throw away our watches. someone has to give you the watch. i didn't like the 18 hours. those of us who sleep 3 1/2 hours, 4 hours, what is it? 11:00, our watch runs out? what is it like cinderella. >> that's a problem specific to you, only your problem. >> don't you take your watch off? you don't have to sleep. >> my battery ran out on my watch a while ago. >> mine never runs out. >> i don't know what kind of watch you have. canal street? >> i don't remember. >> that's beautiful. >> this is not $12. >> last week you gave it to me but then took it back. >> you were going to take this and throw it a

they should have bought john legere hold up the flag. >> if they were to get serious, trying to buildetwork, that even gets to a big number for google. yes, it does. >> then a $30 billion, $40 billion, $50 billion. is this an excessive amount of money they're paying her. >> by american standards but not silicon valley. you have a start-up you're going to make that much. they don't want to underpay her. it is i think the average person saying that's insane. >> right. she's 57 years old, she's got a great deal of experience. >> remember, think of the ftc action. do they want to be zillow? do they want to be tripadvisor. they can be anybody they want and maybe she sets -- trains the guns and therefore she's underpaid. >> very interesting. you can say you're empowered but you have to have a lot of sway within the organization, which is more than just saying okay this person has it. >> you said the most important thing yesterday, silicon valley says women can have a legit role. the criticism of women in silicon valley is correct. >> listen h.p. a hugely important part. >> i just didn't ech