our reporters harry mccracken and john schwartz from barons this week on "press: here." >>> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. i am going to be straight with you. put everything on the table. i am 51. i drive a ford fusion plug-in hybrid. i'm looking to buy a new refrigerator. i take medication for mild arthritis and i bank at chase bank. now if you are google or facebook or run ads on the internet, you already knew that about me based on my internet habits. the google and facebook know so much about our personal lives it's starting to really bother a lot of americans. you recall facebook ceo mark zuckerberg was hauled before congress and congress asked him what they should do about it. clearly congress is not ready to help protect our privacy. and while net neutrality is not the same as net privacy, very few of us trust the fcc to do what's best for the consumer. so a growing number of americans are doing what people in police states do, they're hiding who they are on the internet using something called a vpn. anchor free has seen a huge uptick in interest from consumers and capi

our reporters jake ward from al jazeera and barron's john schwartz. this week, on "press:here." >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. when you think of a silicon valley start-up ceo, you usually think of someone like the fictional richard hendrics, the ceo of pied piper in the hbo show "silicon valley." brilliant but entirely inexperienced in leadership. an engineer who found himself an administrator for the very first time. this morning, the opposite scenario. robert, ceo of start-up message bird, the fellow in the beard, has never not been a ceo. he founded a string of start-ups and took leadership roles in each of them, meaning the leader of message bird's employees has never himself been an employee. i thought it was so interesting, robert might want to expound on that. robert, the ceo of message bird, a company that splits its employees between silicon valley and amsterdam. i have your resume, ceo of message bird, ceo of zeipay, and then you ran a television show, and before that, you ran a car wash. do i have that right? >> that's about c

our reporters jake ward from al jazeera and barron's john schwartz.s:here." >> good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. when you think of a silicon valley start-up ceo, you usually think of someone like the fictional richard hendrics, the ceo of pied

our reporters harry mccracken and john schwartz from barons this week on "press: here." >>> good morningew. i

john har wad, bill crass tall, in all seriousness, thank you. >>> as promised tony schwartz, coauthor of "the art of the deal," ceo of the energy project, friend of "the beat" who's weighed in on some of these stories. your spirit tease as someone who's been around donald trump, so closely, when you look at a story of that magnitude. what do you think? >> two things. one, since 2016, i've felt and i've said on your show that there will come a moment where tax fraud and money laundering will be donald trump's biggest problem, even bigger than collusion and conspiracy. and that has come true now. the second thing is that it goes far beyond even when i thought had happened. >> this is worse tan what you knew to be the case? >> oh my god, i knew it was bad, but i didn't believe -- this is a man who took hundreds of millions of dollars or fraudulently took hundreds of millions of dollars, and when his father was 85 and near senile, tried to write a codicil to his will to take over complete control of his empire. why? because fred trump was in the business of making money, and donald trump