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lido aisle adviser managing partner jason rotman and jonas max ferris. looks like the markets are saying do the trump agenda, republicans. we have a bad obama economy out there. what do you think? >> i think the main message today is the market is, again, as it does trying to look toward the future and price in the potential of no trump equals no tax cuts. that's why we're seeing the russell down 3%, the nasdaq down over 2%. i think the markets are starting to come back from the ultraeuphoria of 15% corporate taxes, deregulation and it's really just profit taking in a sense. i agree it's not a major panic yet. liz: i hear what you're saying. if we go into the summer months, august is a slippery ride, jonas, and if the president's agenda gets pushed off and stalled into the midterm election year 2018, jonas, we only have a month and a half of the house being in session, total working days through july. looks like it could be stalled out. is that your fear? >> that is investors' fear is the policies that they wanted that drove up the market and got investo

jonas scomblict cameron smith, as they walk to 18. the full pennsylvania tour exemption through the 2018-2019 season. the players, dean and kaluka at colonial. the memorial tournament. quicken loans national and of course the pga championship at quail hollow. and all the fedexcup points, etc. plus all those points getting higher i the list for the presidents cup which will be played this year. bill: and ian, cameron lives in jacksonville and practices at sawgrass so that will be almost a home game for him. ian: yes. bill: nick watney up ahead. 18. nick: overspins it. bill: that was a moment ago. and now live and jordan did stay on that bank. nick: there's the ball by the -- uh-oh. here we go. rules. bill: let's go back on the tee. nick: anyway, two really important tee shots. they'd like to both be in this hole. dottie: i can promise you it's much darker out here than that picture is telling. nick: that left one. got to stay away from the water. managed to avoid that nasty bunker. bill: it's going to be just fine. nick: might need a l

that's a 17-year-old known as jonas. jonas was missing for about a week.y spotted him in this rap video. >> how the heck? >> so he was just a man on the street while he was shooting this. he was attracted by the lights and camera and boom you captured jonas in the clip? >> yes. and the rappers mentioned they saw him and asked him to move out of the way and he didn't want to. they said all right cool but you're going to be in the video. and that interaction was actually captured on video and posted to instagram. now, imagine how relieved his parents must have been to see him there. prior to that he had last been seen at an underground station. so they had no idea where he was at. on top of that, his mother says he has a mental disability scene not aware of danger and the dangers around him. so they've been freaking out. only to see that quick glimpse of him right there. >> what about now? >> yeah, where is he now? >> two days after this was posted online, they found him and he's safe. >> bizarre. >> does he getry s residuals? >> no. but let's mark this in t

adam jonas believes china could prove inaccessible.united kingdom, the offers has a pending investigation into the bolivian authority over prescribery allegations. the office has given the french ank a june deadline to provide information. and that's your business flash update. with the vix at just about 10 1/2, the bloomberg dollar index is up .3%. some of that has to do with the yen, but more of it has to do 0974. he euro 1. it is continuing to rise. and that german election which gave angela merkel a fantastic lead over martin schultz. her party is in a lot better position. emmanuel macron has chosen a prime minister and reached ross the aisle to the center part it and looks like there might be some move to update other regulations in france. and of course, underliking it all is that big move in crude. 49.20. stay tuned. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: there is a lovely scene of midtown manhattan looking out over the river there. absolutely stunning. the east river. i'm vonnie quinn and this is "bloomberg markets." let's have a quick c

. >> jimmy: was nick jonas driving the bus? what is he doing? what's going on?> we were both wearing ralph lauren. we decided to go together. >> jimmy: oh, really, interesting. >> yeah, i didn't ask his age. 11? >> jimmy: he's 11 years old, you didn't know? >> i didn't know that. >> jimmy: last year he was 10, now he's 11. i think he's going to be 12 too. [ laughter ] >> oh, no. >> jimmy: that's something else. you decided, we're wearing the same designer, we should go together? >> yeah, we were on the same table. we know each other. hey, you know what, let's go together. i was like, okay. ended up working out. >> jimmy: uh-huh, okay. [ laughter ] you know, when you're considered for the director of the fbi, you will be subject to a polygraph. >> i know. >> jimmy: i will make sure the nick jonas questions are on that polygraph. [ applause ] this is the after party. >> yes, that's the after party. >> jimmy: what happened to the rest of the outfit? >> that was pure genius, jimmy. can you imagine being there with a 20-foot train? >> jimmy: no. >> i woke up and i wa

liz: jason and jonas, good to see you both. >> thank you. liz: next up this story, more than 40 arrested in may day riots, which swept the nation, protests turned into violence, with anti-trump riots, 25 rioters arrested in portland, now we have this a disturbing new development. not just about property damage or setting thin things on fire. we have new reports that police officers are now being targeted and viciously attacked, rioty throwing molotav cocktails, and fireworks at officers in portland, washington. let's bridg bring in portland, oregon, republican leader james bugle, how worried are you that rioters are now targeting officers? >> i'm worried about that a lot. the levels of violence are escalating, they are a radical. this is a strange situation. liz: rioters say, they are anticapitalist, antitrump, antibillionaire, they often hurt the little guys. in port land several small businesses were destroyed during the riots. >> yes, there has been a total failure of the city to protect the businesses and the people from violence and int

after trailing by 21 in the third, jonas vejerebko puts bosn on top.points. but with time rung out, avery bradley will put up three-pointer. and get the friendly bounce after losing by 44 in game two. the celtics stun cleveland, 111-108. they still trail the series 2-1. lebron james scored 11 points and none in the fourth quarter. >>> nhl play-offs pittsburgh scored early and often against ottawa. sidney crosby tips in the shot past craig anderson that made it 2-0 in the first. pittsburgh back on the attack. bryan rust puts in the rebound. the senators pulled anderson so he could regain his composure. it wouldn't work. after he came back, in scott wilson scores to make it 4-0. pittsburgh dominates ottawa 7-0 and needs one more win to return to the stanley cup finals. >>> at the byron nelson near dallas thshlgs is billy horschel putting for birdie on 14 from 60 feet away. his ball will find the cup. horschel with the 69 today. his playing partner, jason day says not bad. but how about this as he chips in for birdie on 15. he was 2 under for the round. f

dagen: jonas. >> i don't have a hor in this derby race. cocktail culture, the mint julep is a growth area. thank you. >> a great group of people and they are not even doing it for the party, they are doing it for this country. >> donald trump saying house republicans putting country above party for passing the health care measure. sounds like he is taking a page from the gipper. before donald trump brings lawmakers putting the -- phil gramm was telling me earlier president reagan had a similar message more than 30 years ago. >> the day before the vote 30 republicans are uncommitted. reagan calls them down to the white house, sitting around the cabinet table, he said i am here to listen to you. he called the guy on his right who said i am with you but my constituents, reagan sat there and didn't say a word which seemed like 5 minutes and then he looked at everybody and said i was confused. i thought this was about country. i didn't know it was about constituents and he got up and left. that was the end of the meeting. we won by one vote. he

i want to go back to the point jonas made. we don't need them. it's not a question of need. it's a question of how does the economy operate more effectively? it doesn't operate for effectively by the government at these large levels of government spending. the optd mall level is 20 to 25%. give me an example where tax cuts, cutting marginal tax rates don't work. we have seen example after example where they do. >> it's not just about marginal tax cuts. >> not giving back people money. not the tax for clunkers stuff, that's dumb. >> marginal tax cuts i understand. democrats like more money in their wallets as well. donald trump is out there promising the largest tax cut in american history. that's different than a marginal tax cut. you have got to get your president on the same page as you if you want to make that argument. because right now he's speaking a different language. dagen: the republicans have had, they have been working on this for more than a year. and we have that border adjustment tax in there which they constituents don't want because it will race the price of

dagen: jonas. >> i don't have a horse in this derby race. cocktail culture, the mint julep is a growth area. thank you. >> a great group of people and they are not even doing it for the party, they are doing it for this country. >> donald trump saying house republicans putting country above party for passing the health care measure. sounds like he is taking a page from the gipper. before donald trump brings lawmakers putting the -- phil gramm was telling me earlier president reagan had a similar message more than 30 years ago. >> the day before the vote 30 republicans are uncommitted. reagan calls them down to the white house, sitting around the

. >> then, was goldie hawn pushing for more than a hookup between her daughter and nick jonas. >> he'suy. >> and, number three, why michelle pfeiffer put her hollywood comeback on hold until now. >>> and robert de niro's true feelings about "godfather 3.

adam jonas is the one there, maybe the best known one that covers that company. it can become the next amazon or apple. we see such if you remember firm as competitors. it's a big deal because of the angel cyst. >> that was a story 200 points ago and 1 is 00 points ago. now, it's more realistic. this is another where it makes sense. either you're there because you're a a true believer or you're not. >> this this a wake up call to tesla owners. i talked to some tesla balls and they've been dead on the stock. i've been os rated between wow, it would be great if this company does all they were going to do. but skepticism that look frankly, they look antishareholder when he first does them, then the shareholders cheer, so you don't know what to make of it. it's trumpian, actually, the tesla bulls are focused on solar rooftops. they want to talk about the fact that smooth and techtured ones, they're talking about a new tam of homes and tesla is going to throw out that whole paradigm of selling door to door. of something that goes on top of your roof and just selling y

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jona brawl in a classroom. students left. and update at the grown-ups a it the center of this. michelle: sewage, roaches and rats are all inside a d.c. school. what is done for the students who already weathered the problems with lead in the water? jonathan: the cloudy skies continue. it's still over southwestern virginia and north carolina. we will give you a timing of arival and look ahead to the holiday weekend still to come at "abc7 news at 6:00". michelle: take a look at this. more problems for the capitol hill montessori school. only a year after dealing with lead in the water. students and staff are coping with backed up sewage, rodents and roaches! the smell. if you could have smelled it, you would have been aballed. >> it's disgusting and disturbing that this is the third time this has happened. the school district says a broken pipe will be repaired by the end of the month. jonathan: have a look at this. brawl and a high school hallway. two students are going at it. if you look closely one of the girl is stabbing the other one with a pair oy it takes 30 seconds to bre

ainsley: kevin jonas got so mad on that show.gate. ainsley: that is such great tv. brian: geraldo, the other thing when comey comes back at the end and says he is a good guy. to me, evidently what the reporter said that the person on the other end was reading the memo. he said easy, mike flynn, whatever he said, but he ends up as a good guy and then comey comes back and he is a good guy. not i am outraged. you can't do that. i'm running the fbi. >> and it was in february. it's may. he's a tremendously loyal person, donald trump. that's the thing about mike flynn. we have never served. we always envied those who did serve. mike flynn is a patriot. you can see how donald trump with 40 years of personal experience, he's so loyal. i'm going to try to cover the best i can for my pal. but general flynn is in a heap of trouble. ainsley: here's the problem. the people who voted for him, he loves the fact that he speaks his mind, and he does love -- a lot of people love the tweets. brian: not many. people are falling out of love with the

. >>> saturday it was all about shania twain and nick jonas.nvited on stage for her duet. >> did you collaborate with him. >> i'd love to do that. >> she also debut a new single her first in 15 years. >> i feel relieved. i feel good and first single is just so optimistic and hopeful. >> life is also good for gwen stefani who took her two sons to work at the voice yesterday. here in front of blake's chair. gwen is on the mend after can selling a charity event last thursday due to a ruptured eardrum. tonight, she'll be rooting for her team. >>> still ahead -- julianne hough's must-have for her wedding do. as "e.t." goes to spain with kate upton to find her wedding gown. >>> plus, we're on set with kevin james and leah remmini. >> i live in the present and i'm presently about to get into this -- >> closed captioning provided by -- food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one,

neil: i wonder if that is true, i don't doubt this, jonas, i heard similar sentiment maybe this isn'the hope for, eager for tax cuts and the like, that this will market will continue climbing without that. i can't imagine that but you're closer to this fire than i am. if that falls through, tax cut falls through this years i can't imagine the market would correct, what about you? >> there are a lot of different explanations why we could have where we are currently in the market. you can't get away from the fact that the current levels that we've achieved are in part at least, due to the expectations that these pro-growth or this pro-growth agenda from the trump administration is ultimately going to get pushed through congress and signed into law. if that does not happen, the market should receive that negatively. you know, i think the kind of movement we're seeing this week, i think the market is mispricing risk. you know, given the risk, and all issues that the trump administration is currently going through, my view is that we should have seen a little more downside than we saw, an

." >>> saturday it was all about shania twain and nick jonas.ge for her duet. ol her hit "party for two." zbl would you like to collaborate with him? >> i'd love to do that. >> she also debuted a new single, her first in 15 years. it's called "life's about to get good." >> i feel relieved, i feel good and first single is just so optimistic and hopeful. >>> life is also good for gwen stefani who took her two sons to work at "the voice" yesterday. here in front of blake's chair. with their cousin stella. gwen is on the mend after cancelling a charity event last thursday do ue ta ruptured eardrum. tonight, she'll be rooting for her team. >>> still ahead -- julianne hough's must-haves for her wedding i dos. as "e.t." goes to spain with kate upton to find her wedding gown. >> i also love a one shoulder. >>> plus, we're on set with kevin james and leah remini. a behind the scenes look at their reunion. >> i live in the present and i'm presently about to get into this minibar. >> closed captioning provided by -- new degree ultraclear black + white. no

whole foods has been battling with jona partners over its future. jona is pleased with the shakeup, however, it's skeptical with the company's plan to address its operational issues. they're concerned about nominees and their lack of grocery market experience, also the lack of input they have in the new plan that whole foods is trying to roll out. they rejected an offer of two of its nominee because it would have had to agree to a stand-still agreement until 2019. the company didn't want to be muzzled for that long. they are keeping all of their options on the table including calling a special meeting to push for its own slate of poubo nominees. i know you've owned this stock in the past. >> i'm still in it right now. i took off half today, actually. but we talked about april 18th, we saw huge activity in there just before all these rumors of somebody potentially buying them and all these names started floating out there. i think it was more attached to the idea of how much percentage in terms of where jana partners' numbers were and where some othe

. >> reporter: a decade before bee joins brothe jonas brothers were "burnin up" for fans and a year beforewith "i want you back" -- ♪ i want you back there were these guys. ♪ doo-yop ♪ doo, doo >> reporter: three long haired brothers from oak with the chart-topping hit "mmmbop." 16-year-old isaac hanson on the guitar, 13-year-old taylor hanson on the keyboard and 11-year-old zac hanson on the drum. decades after "mmmbop" and "where's the love" -- ♪ where's the love ♪ it's not enough now hanson all grown up and with somewhat shorter hair is celebrating 25 years of making music, picking up a world tour this month, and yes, still performing that 1997 song that launched their career. ♪ doo, doo, doo-yop >> reporter: we sat down with the band at new york city's the cutting room. how tired are you of talking about "mmmbop" or is it still a source of pleasure? >> you want to be known for what you're doing because you care about what you're doing. but what we're doing right now doesn't exist without what we did, right? >> when you can play a song, you know, and it still feels like it resonates, th

jonas, by the way, take notes. this comes in handy. >> jonas, you have to listen to this.mpanies are now work on n control of their future. if you think about during their daily life even as' life. you talk or touch amazon, google, microsoft, apple, it's part of our daily lives. so this is not just tech up today, this is tech of tomorrow and that's why you need to own these companies. >> there is that view, you know, climbing the wall, and i heard that before about going against the grain. there were a lot of people at the time, and you have to think about it. it was really the way the head of the big internet boom, the dot-com boom that really helped bill clinton, certainly in the second term and forever changed our view would come into washington too. but it had came. now everyone loves amazon. so the contrary in you, does it prompt you to say maybe i should go slowly here. >> it does, in fact, if you recall, the press got more positive on that amazon story as the tech bubble started to move along and the stock got very expensive in 2000. neil: in fact, it was a leader.

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was at of jonas of morgan stanley. dragging:t jpmorgan stocks lower.show you why markets have something to do with it. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ scarlet: thanks her leave the drop in the dowscarlet: after bank ofsachs and america and jpmorgan seated trading revenue is on pace to drop 10% in the second quarter because of low volatility. what you may have missed is that jpmorgan own analysts said the trend could be for the other big banks. what that shows is fun trading revenue will likely drop for the group. jpmorgan estimated a 5% drop overall for trading. we will see the biggest decline down a 10%. morgan stanley will actually buck the trend. julia: interesting. with brexit last year. that is what i am going to talk about or eight derivative of that. q k trading ramping up. survey that a showed this. also been all over, this study if we go back to the briefly,ial election it predicted that hillary clinton would win the popular vote. watch, theesting to sterling hit a five-week low. then it rallied because another polls that she still has a 15 point lead.

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>> i agree with jonas, it's not just the trump bump from the inauguration. are sustainable things happening. you look at what the trump administration, fortunately, is dismantle a lot of the bureaucratic obama regulations on the economy, on regulations. david: it's happening all over the world. that's the point. and i think what this trip did, forgive me for interrupting, but i think what it did was bring what's happening abroad to what's happening here and focusing on what needs to be done, particularly, speaking truth to power in saudi arabia and europe. jonas max ferris, tracee, terry, gary b smith, thank you for coming in and great to see you all. much more to come on fox news. we'll see you soon. >> president trump wrapping up his first foreign tour and spent time talking to our troops in sicily this memorial day weekend. air force one taking off just moments ago. david: plus, when the president lands back home, he will a he get back to a capital upset with the russian investigation. our fair and balanced panel breaks down the political fallout. >> as w

..matthew mcconaughey in cleveland he's shooting a movie there4th quarterthe celtics hanging tough jonasrebko 3- pointer to cut the lead to 6 with 4.24 leftbut lebron james no scoreless 4th quarter tonight scored 15 of his 34 pints in the final period cavs back up 11kyrie irving after tweaking his ankle earlier in the game beautiful move to the rim he had a career-playoff-high 42 pointsfinal: 112-99 cavs cleveland leads series 3-1 game 5 thursday in boston(wipe to warriors) last night in san antoniothe warriors became the first team in nba history to start the playoffs 12-0 sweeping their wat into the nba finals for the 3rd time they built a cushion early.. the spurs made a couple of runs only to have the lead increased again thanks to steph curry and kevin durant durant had 29 points and 12 rebounds curry had 36 points they will now play cleveland or boston starting a week from thursday in the finals warriors wner joe lacob said yesterday he'd prefere the cavs because they have "unfinished business" the bay area sports hall of fame's 2017 class is in the books as the bashof sponsor kron

but is the team of jonas blixt and cameron taking the shot.eat chip, shot an 8 under 64 and had a two-shot lead at 27 under and safely started thinking this tournament was theirs. but not so fast. kevin kisser in, scott brown could tie with an eagle. kisner, it goes. 12 under 60 on the day. ties it at 27 under. play suspended due to darkness with sudden death play-off set for tomorrow. >>> denny hamlin's car reaching 146 degrees. joey logano made his 300 career start with the back of the pack. but 17 laps he passes kyle larson to take the lead. never letting go. logano takes the checkered flag for his first win of the season. an 18th of his career. this is abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. and if have a game that utah could steal in this series, it might be tuesday night. they just played. they only have a day off. they're coming straight up. the warriors haven't played in a week. they could be a little rusty. >> they plan on shooting from the outside. >> keep an eye out. >> not that i ever got in a rhythm. thanks. >> th

neil: jonas, great seeing you, thank you very, very much.me we are about 13 minutes away or so from a fed decision wrapping up 2-day meeting. very few expect the federal reserve hike rate today. they could be sort of telegraphing a move six weeks from now when most expect they will hike rates. for the first time overnight bank lending rate will be north of 1%. 1%. more after this. are allergies holding you back? break through your allergies. try new flonase sensimist instead of allergy pills. it's more complete allergy relief in a gentle mist you may not even notice. using unique mistpro technology, new flonase sensimist delivers a gentle mist to help block six key inflammatory substances that cause your symptoms. most allergy pills only block one. and six is greater than one. break through your allergies. new flonase sensimist your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual

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avery bradley and the driving kick and jonas knocks down the two. celtics are up by two with just 10 seconds to go and kyrie irving with the clutch. drives up the lane and goes up and under for the tough two points. ties it up at 108. irving with 29 in the game. still tied. time is winding down, smart, swings it to bradley and comes off the screen and nails that three. just look at their role. it's a great bounce. the game winner with the best to go on the clock. they win 111, 108. game four on tuesday. and there will be a game five back in boston on thursday. and so now with the win tomorrow night in san antonio the warriors will become the first team ever to enter their finals with a perfect 12-0. we will see if they could pull it off. they will be without their player who sat out for game three last night. he's officially listed as doubtful with that sprained ankle he suffered in their third quarter of game one just a week ago today. the head coach was asked about whether or not he might suit up tomorrow. >> and it would not make much sense if he

or this man, jona lchljonald d.. he's a newcomer but he's very, very good that i can tell you.bs caught up with vladimir putin to get his take on the departure of james comey, boy did they pick a weird spot to find him. >> how will the firing of james comey affect u.s./russian relations? [ speaking russian ] >> there will be no effect. [ speaking russian ] >> translator: your question was very comical, don't be angry with me. we have nothing to do with that. [ speaking russian ] >> translator: however, i would like to announce that president trump is one sexy [ bleep ]. by the way, how cute do i look in this outfit? >> jimmy: very, very he's a cutie putie is what he is. [ applause ] while all this nonsense is going on in washington, president obama is in italy sporting a very casual new look. it's the i do not give a flying you know what about anything look. he hasn't been buttoning his shirt lately. i think he's auditioning to be the new dos equis spokesman. [ laughter ] he seems to be enjoying his time away from the white house almost as much as donald trump is hating his tim

alix: adam jonas, good to see you. check us out online, click on the charts and graphics. interview on tv on your terminal. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: robert kaplan, speaking with tom keene on the council of foreign relations. robert: i still believe that the fed funds rate should be the primary letting this balance sheet runoff should be happening basically in the background. that, i'm sensitive in the early stages of this there will be a lot of market sensitivity and we will have to take that into account and manage the choreography of how we manage the fed funds rate. alix: tom keene joins us now, running back from the council on foreign relations. tom: everything we said. high-powered discussions, fast, fast, fast. totally typical kaplan. a lot of smart people don't know what they are doing. it's a mystery, all original, and i love that phrase, managing the choreography of what to do with the balance sheet. alix: what's the -- what are they doing right now? tom: they wouldn't answer. it's not that they are proprietary, but they are concerned about letting it out.

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waymo is one of those, so i would let adam jonas talk more about tesla side, but the fact that waymoto the autonomous space is not just a threat to tesla, but to any other player, including uber trying to come into autonomous driving. >> brian, from the alphabet side, you mentioned these numbers pan out, it could look something like 10-12% of the current market cap. clearly, the market is not really putting a dollar value out on that in any of wait right now. at what stage -- >> i have to jump in, guys, one second. interrupting here. i believe we're going to listen to theresa may make comments about the bombing in manchester. >>> i said police and security services needed to investigate whether or not he was acting alone. those investigations continue. the work undertaken throughout the day revealed it is a possibility we cannot ignore that there is a wider group of individuals linked to this attack. this morning, i said that the joint terrorism analysis center, the independent organization responsible for setting the threat level on the basis of the intelligence available was keepin

morgan stanley's jonas cuts tesla to equal weight on a few things. >> yeah. >> says the model 3 expectationsing out of hand. is worried less about the auto industry being a fierce competitor than more capitalized giants like google and apple. >> very interesting. they have not established enough financial momentum and now with the other giants they're becoming much more of a threat. what i find fascinating is, morgan stanley is one of the firms that has the discipline that says base case, the bull case, the stock goes to over 500 and the bear case is 50. that shows you the battleground in this stock. even it will take it for a whirl or it's a nice little company. >> i think their target remains 305. >> it was around -- >> let's get to the opening bell and the s&p at the bottom of your screen. at the big board, maven. the new car sharing brand from gm. we'll talk to the ceo in a few moments. over at the nasdaq, amazon.com. happy 20th anniversary to that ipo. we were just talking about frank q q quatroen's tweet this morning. >> if there's a risk of investors looking at amazon and how dominant