kirsten green, great to have you back on the show. thank you for taking the time.k taking a bite out of apple, taking out a full-page ad criticizing the iphone maker in major u.s. papers. i will tell you why, next. ♪ emily: facebook is attacking apple in a series of full-page newspaper ads. the social network criticizing the iphone maker's plans to restrict some data gathering and arguing the anticipated software changes are bad for small businesses. joining us now with details is kurt wagner. interesting strategy facebook is taking. what can you tell us? >> it is very interesting. we know the two companies do not like each other. we have seen their ceos exchange barbs. we have seen them come out with statements especially around this ios update. this is the most aggressive facebook has ever been against a competitor. it seems to me they are trying to do two things. they are obviously trying to deflect some of the attention they are getting for some of their own antitrust issues. they are trying to shape their own reputation. a company that is here to fight for sma

we will hear from kirsten green on the board of his and hers. next.is bloomberg. ♪ emily: his and hers has attracted a quarter of a million subscribers in just three years. the company provides primary care and mental health services and even covid tests. it is also planning to go public. green,joined by kirsten founder and managing partner at forerunner ventures. his and hers has rapidly grown with a very customer friendly interface in just three years. it has turned into a telehealth provider. what has been the secret to the success? kirsten: from the minute the company launched, they knew they struck a chord with the consumer. in the first week, they a million dollars in recurring revenue. the team has been focused, because the moment is right. it is what consumers need. it is part of a modern trend. with this early traction out of the gate and success, the team is focused from early days and thinking about how to build an organization that can thrive as a public company. emily: they are now planning to go public. why go that route instead of a tra

moderate senators like joe man's election and kirsten cinema and john tester from montana, it is 50-50, has to pass muster with them so these overblown notions about green deal, this is nonsense but i will say this. i hope donald trump keeps talking about how corrupt the voting is in georgia to basically dampen people who are generally -- when donald trump's name is on the ballot. i hope he keeps this weekend talking how corrupt the governor is in the secretary of state, keep doing that, that will make it more likely the democrats will win. shannon: tomorrow we will see what the president's message is. of the senate the end of 50/50, it will be vice president kamala harris who will be the tiebreaker, one of the most liberal senators. richard and harmeet dhillon, have a good weekend. is the restaurant industry reels from lockdowns the reality of how many americans could be left jobless just in time for the holidays. details from a restaurant owner who is speaking out tonight next. heart failure causes nearly two hospitalizations every minute. understanding how to talk to your doctor about treatment options is key. today, we are redefining how we do thing