. >>> let's turn to larry cohen.ood to have you on with us tonight. >> good to be here. >> you know, i've got to give the president credit. he talking a good game, but he's for the tpp and wants fast track. which president obama are we talking about here? >> it would be great to go back to the president obama in the campaign of 2008 when he made it clear that he stood with american workers, with the environment community. we could have it both ways, he knows that, too. we can always call out export sectors, but the question is, where is the net at the end of the day? as you've said so often, there's $8 trillion in trade definite duties from these deals. this one is the worst one ever. there is no change whatsoever. we, the citizens in this country, need to say here's what 21st century shade should look like. >> now, do you believe that walmart is going to make a concerted effort to make sure they buy american manufactured goods and put them on the shelves for those low, low prices? and if they do that, is this going

larry korb robert levinson. tomorrow i will be in washington as the defense summit. i will be interviewing former u.s. defense secretary william cohenhat is tomorrow at 5 p.m. eastern. the account #gselevator is revealed as a fake. bought 57,000 followers. this is "taking stock." ♪ x the "new york times" has uncovered the identity of a twitter account that is said to be the internal identity of a goldman sachs employee. on what wasts believed to have been overheard in the elevator banks at goldman sachs or the firm. the person behind this specific messaging account is a former bond executive who lives in texas. he has never worked at goldman sachs. the authenticity of twitter accounts and messages they spew out and the followers they have is a topic that is familiar to my next guest. is the ceo of silverback social create he actually purchased 55,000 followers. let's tell people what it is you did and why would anybody want to buy followers? for people who do not know about twitter, what is the deal? >> it was a mistake. i twitter followers was a mistake. you can buy the numbers you do not buy the engagement. you do not buy the equi