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emily: do the l.p.'s care? obviously the returns are great. do this care about this issue?re about performance. our job is to build the very best team. whether they are black or white or female or male or muslim or christian, we don't care. emily: i also asked him about sequoias robust business in china and what it takes for u.s. tech companies to succeed there. sir moritz: i do not think anything has changed about china. the underlying consumer demand is very strong in china. business is very good. it is strong and healthy and vibrant. we have built our own business there over the course of the last 13 or 14 years. a very robust business run by some wonderful people. it is no accident that the most valuable internet companies are chinese. because over the next 20 years, there will be far more business done between technology companies than there has been over the last 20 years. emily: what does silicon valley have to learn from china? sir moritz: i am always struck y how eager people running chinese companies are to learn about their american ounterparts. how frequently th

put the meat in this -- i feel like i'm really cooking in this. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: oh, l.p. and killer mike are here. >> hi, jimmy. >> jimmy: do you want a tortilla or do you want your beef au naturel? >> i can't eat -- >> we have to perform, i cannot eat. >> jimmy: is that right? >> we can drink. >> jimmy: give them some george dickel right this. i'm going to slather this. guillermo,o, grab me another tortilla. >> guillermo: hold on, excuse me, i've got to get my tortilla tortillas. >> jimmy: killer mike, you han't actually killed anybody? >> just microphones. >> thahat's the best way. >> you did a job onhat meat. >> jimmy: i always do a job on the meat, killer mike, you >> i season as i slice it. the spice on e outside, there's nothing on the inside. i like to finish with flavored salt. >> this is incredibly cruel to invite u before we have to perform. >> jimmy: that's right. there you go, a little something for you. chanucorn, a little something for you. >> thank you. >> jimmy: there you go. it's the traditional -- and i'm going to have something also here. adam, i hope