alamo, chief people officer at lattice a people, management software company and in kyoto, japan mark einstein, a digital media specialist with the i t. r corporation. a warm welcome to you all. and thanks so much for joining us today on inside story mark, let me start with you today. so it's being reported that in order to fund his $44000000000.00 acquisition of twitter, ellen musk loaded the company with $13000000000.00 in debt. and that, that comes with more than a $1000000000.00 a year in interest payments. so how much pressure does that put twitter under right now? and at the end of the day, does that mean that you on mosque has bought twitter for far more than it's worth? well, i think that is literally the $44000000.00 question. i would say that it has been a question since twitters inception. if it really is able to monetize and does this really match the evaluation that it's always had? i think that right now, we're kind of seeing a rude awakening for twitter. so i do expect a very, very drastic change in both their business model and their strategy going forward. cara, how chaotic an

when i spoke to mark einstein, he's the chief analyst for telecoms and digital services with the corporation. he says, apple may now have to look outside china for supply chain. there are 200000 workers at this factory. so it is one of the largest factors in the world. it does make about 60 percent of all iphones, but very importantly, it makes 100 percent of the iphone 14, the 4th quarter because of the holidays is always the best quarter for apple. they're increasing their estimates of, you know, the disruption that this is going to cause. so this is a fairly serious situation. problem. i think it will get worse before it gets better. you know, we're dealing with a very weak economy globally premium iphone devices like the iphone or 14 are already expensive. so if there are supply chain issues, this will be worse. and i think that ultimately queue for sales for apple will be quite a bit lower than expected. so i think that apple and box can eventually are going to have to diversify their supply chain. i think india is in a very, very good position to capitalize on that. and i think that in

mark einstein is chief families for telecom and digital services with your corporation, and he says, apple, my app to look outside of china for its supply chain. there are 200000 workers at this factory. so it is one of the largest doctors in the world. it does make about 60 percent of all i phones, but very importantly it makes 100 percent of the i found 14 on the 4th quarter because of the holidays is always the best quarter for apple. there are increasing their estimates of, you know, that the disruption that this is going to cause. so this is a fairly serious situation. problem. i think it will get worse before it gets better. you know, we're, we're dealing with a very weak economy globally, you know, premium i phone devices like the i phone or 14 are already expensive. so if there are supply chain issues, this will be worse. and i think that ultimately queue for sales for apple will be quite a bit lower than expected. so i think that apple and, and box con, eventually all are going to have to diversify their supply chain. i think india is in a very, very good position to capital

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sigmund freud and albert einstein sat on the original board. markhe synagogues opened its art wing. strikes me someone had an unhappily sense of all this that you're creating this collection and capturing this history right before other people are trying to erase it. >> yes. well, the jews had quite a bit of history that prepared them for that eventually. >> reporter: after the germans invaded, a special squad of nazis comen common deared the headq headquarters. but the nazis needed help for assessing what was valuable. they rounded 40 jewish artists to sort through rooms upon rooms housing the collection. but the paper brigade had other ideas. they set aside the most significant manuscripts and art and organized a smuggling operation back to the ghetto. homemade diapers concealed the contraband from the nazi guards. they had ten hiding places. the largest was underneath this ho 60 feet down accessible only through a sewage tunnel. you've said that some people resisted by taking up arms or by smuggling food or medical supplies, and this was a form o

and i think that, i think that einstein understood how to convince otto warburg in turn if he comes home. it is possible that does not, he died in the markncredible answers never happened. so i think i'm sign in theory could've really played a very important role in the story. patty: back to the lab now that we our world war i which was very interesting. so talk about missus egerton's, what was it. the sea creature that it worked with. sears. explain his work, what was his goal, what was he searching for. almost single-mindedly. sam: it even starts before when he was in training as a medical student and physiologist but he is going about the same european scientist to special train station in enables and a lot of the scientists at the time are using these eggs to as an experimental tool and trying to understand chromosomes in the very foundation of of modern genetics with sea urchin. he was there with all of these famous scientists at same time but as i mentioned before he was the son of a physicist noise focus on energy and he wants to under stand how it appears in the growing these energies. he's coming up with these really innovative