and virtual reality without diluting his own ownership stake in i sat down with gene munster and josh marshall steve case for a deeper dig into what this means for the company. i want to start with you, jean. facebook beat on every measure but i have to ask about the stock. what do you make of mark zuckerberg asking for this new class of shares? what does it mean? >> he wants to have more control in terms of the direction of the company and i think he is wise to do that. the good news is that given the runaway success, investors will be fine with him taking the reins. this is him making it clear that he's in charge of this company and he wants to see some longer-term bets through and does not want to be pressured torture to quarter. emily: he spoke about this in more depth on the call. take a listen. >> today's or proposal will allow us to maintain and improve the voting structure that has service well allow me to fund the chan-zuckerberg initiative and i will not sell more than one billion shares of facebook shares over the year. that is still my command meant -- commitment. emily: i spoke wi

. >> josh marshal said senator sanders is the person responsible for upping this tension. the burn it down attitude, the upping the ante, everything we saw in that statement seems to be coming from sanders himself, right from the top. what i understand from sources is any one who has tried to rein it is has decided to let bernie be bernie. >> he's not bitter. he's not angry. he's the same person at the end of the campaign as he was at the beginning. someone that understands when you take on the establishment, the economic establishment, there's going to be a lot of blow back. he gets it. i think what bernie is fighting for is exciting people. we're registering literally millions of people in california right now. >> there's a lot of things that's happening. there's no reason why somebody should have an automatic ticket at a convention where they have a vote they never earned. i don't like caucuses. why don't you make a real compromise that bernie sanders can have his name on, the sanders deal reform. you get rid of the super delegates and caucuses and state conventions. yo

josh marshall wrote a piece on this. trump went nuts. he was on twitter all day. he cannot -- you worked the man. >> yes. >> he's not going to -- every attack he is going to -- gets under his skin. there is no such thing as an attack that he's going to let go. >> and this attack gets under his skin even more than some of the other attacks which is why he was on twitter all day because sometimes he's schizophrenic on twitter. he's attacking all types of people, but he's going to stay on this and this is very effective. i think the notion is a lot of people are around people who think like us, we talk to each other. i think people don't realize when you're working on a campaign, a lot of people do not tune in until much closer to the race. and so people think that these things are having an impact when they absolutely are not. and i've worked on enough campaigns. you've got to hit people over and over again to cut through the noise. and this can be a repetitive ad, and it won't get too old with certain voters. >> yeah. this is a really good point, right? that people

josh arnold and chris marshall are both serving short sentences for theft. jail dozens of times in the past and know what newcomers have to face. >> he's got to worry about people trying to buhl him around because he's small. he's short, you know, like 5'3", you know, and really no weight on him. >> i tried to work out with him. get him built up, man. it's going all right i guess for him. he could do like 200 push-ups now. >> oh come on. >> no you do more than that. >> i didn't really expect to hear people actually being friendly or at least nice. it is kind of a blessing, actually. so. >> that's my little buddy man. i don't know. he's young. won't let nothing bad kind of happen to him, you know what i mean. not because he's like my bitch or nothing. he's a good dude but because he is's like a little brother kind of. >> i first came to this place when i was 19. i was scared man. and i wish somebody would have probably set down and talk to me. you have to adapt and adjust to your surrounds. and something can happen so fast and so simple and over the stupidest