at 4:01 and might sell regardless of how good the quarters are t-mobile, we'll shall talking to john legereis he top bill, like sheryl crow lead-in act? >> sure. >> she's like att. we'll have to hear about dumber and dumber and pet peetdy thing. >> we have a lot of question for them they are typically quite conservative but they guided their guidance was not quite as strong -- >> it wasn't there are holes in the story. >> so there's going to be plenty to talk about but before we do that, can we talk about twitter? >> first of all, we have to take out telepart and tired night football to get the comparisons, jumps to being 7% better i mean that's huge on twitter. the fact they are making money david, the fact it's now an asset class, we lost the vix as an asset class and that turned out to have no close social media is an asset class look at snap and twitter it is zero sum and facebook is not doing well this is where the money goes, i had clorox on, they are more than 50% in social media in their ads. you know who you can reach with social media >> everybody. >> millennials. >> ten second ad

t-mobile'sing up, john legere joins us to discuss the move into online television. this is bloomberg. ♪ live from london, i'm mark barton, along with vonnie quinn in new york. the european close is roughly 15 minutes away. markets lower on t-mobile following earnings projecting a slowdown in subscriber growth. that is been a big story in many markets online. the t-mobile ceo, joins me now. is true, the easy ads are gone. it's the 19th quarter in a , inof one million net adds 2017, we took 80% of all of the phone growth in the industry and in q4 our post payphone nets were greater than the sum total of at&t, verizon, and sprint. if you look at it, we did 891 post payphones in q4, 2.8 million for the year, 80%. when you do the math, 1.9 million in addition for the year, our growth is certainly not slowing down. you are probably referring to guidance. just in general, the landscape. it's true, the on carrier carrier campaign was hugely successful, but now you are looking at new strategies, like a shift to online streaming, which you said you wouldn't do, but are now. i