that's from matt boyle at breitbart. roger stone reports it is. i would tell bannon but he doesn't call me back. my book on the trump campaign will be out in june. many scores will be settled. frank? >> everyone that's a party to these e-mails asking what's he got. hope it's good and then bannon finally weighing in and saying what's this all about, that expands the scope, the universe of people who may be charged as conspirators, accomplices, having prior or advanced knowledge of what's going on. look, my theory on this is, walks like a duck quacks like a duck, it's probably a duck. the timing of these instances, the timing of the release of the trove of e-mails after we hear president trump on tape saying really disgufsting things. this saul tiis all timed perfec roger stone can't escape that timing. he can say it was all bragodocio but the timing of it is too sharp to be other than something deliberate and something knowledgeable. so the other thing that's got my attention here is we're hearing now that mueller's looking at witness tampering for

here to talk more about that is matt boyle who joins us. thing when we talk about target and look at target and their earnings, this morning, what was the main take away? the same-store sales growth looks good. matt: they were never going to match the second-quarter blowup, but the sales were fine. profit margins really had people worried. dropped an entire percentage point due to increased digital fulfillment costs. the cost of getting online orders from the warehouse is to you. inventories were also way up. they are ordering more toys because they want to take advantage of the demise of toys "r" us so target is making a huge bet on toys. in 500 stores, they have added 500 square feet to all of them. they are making a big bet on that with toys. romaine: is the story of retail right now and the christmas season generally like all of these companies are going to kill themselves to deliver to the consumer gee prices, lots of sales, -- matt: what we saw over the past weeks where that term bi -- target and amazon reduce the minimum purchase to g

boylee met boyle -- matt joining us now. it feels like a tale of two markets.t performers are foot locker and haynes brent. this week target really getting crushed in terms of stock market reaction. what is going on? foot locker has a brand-new lebron james figuring that they apparently sold out of. target was the focus of a lot of investors. they had a very good year and a good set of results on the top line, but their margins got squeezed by all the additional web sales they are doing. selling on the web is expensive. they also built up a lot of inventory, particularly in toys because target wants to win in toys this year. to build up an inventory also at the bottom line. guy: does black friday simply reinforce the strength, the big web retailers have? it has in the margins that if they crossed by the brick-and-mortars because they are having to spend more and more on online. does this process continually cycle after cycle reinforce the strength of companies like amazon? phil: it does, especially if we get a really cool thanksgiving. that could keep people aw

romaine: that's matt boyle. don't miss this, building permits are coming out on tuesday.hing the crude oil inventory report on wednesday. taylor: and u.s. durable goods report on wednesday. that's all for "what'd you miss?" romaine: "bloomberg technology" is up next. lisa: happy friday. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: i am emily chang in san francisco. this is bloomberg technology. stanford fires back. the facebook ceo defends herself and her company over accusations that she was asleep at the wheel. backlash from employees and even users not letting up. diane greene is out as google cloud's ceo. why one of the female execs is being replaced despite calls for more women at the top.