you have a chinese lawyer, you have the christian meier and b-22 i think there's a sufficient chain that my parents have it exactly broadcasted to everyone. postmen you've written a book about whether or not jesus really loves you. first of all, what is your christianity today? >> guest: i attended reformed church, an american church in brooklyn, new york, called old first and i'm an elder there. i think my faith, like that of many people goes through the peaks and valleys. the ups and downs, good days and bad days. i think i'll be lying if i said that faith for me was a consistent -- it's a struggle, something you work on. you look for god wherever you can find evidence of god. you try to hang on to faith in those hard times and then you rejoice when you find high points, the moment for me which tend to be in nature but still feel triumphant and feel like it pulls me closer to something that binds. >> host: are you a christian today transferred i think sometimes i'm troubled by the basics of the language. like ms. evangelical what do we mean? was a conservative, what do we mean? it's ha

you know, a statement by golda meier comes to mind when she said we will forgive you for killing ourchildren. we will never forgive you for forcing us to kill yours. what i am trying to say to you is that israel has its hands outreaching for peace. not because there's a big love between the arabs and the jews but because it's in israel's interest. and even hawks like prime minister netanyahu understands that, took it to heart, and against many in his own party it came out and said two states for two people. now the devil is in the details but in the name of the government of israel benjamin netanyahu -- >> rose: the president of the information the former president bill clinton the former secretary of state hillary clinton and most americans in the leadership, most believe that settlements and increasing settlements are not in the interest of finding an agreement between israelis and palestinians. where do you come down on that? and where do you come down on sharing jerusalem as a capitol. >> you're asking my person opinion. >> rose: your personal opinion. >> my right wing hawkish fr

meier touche shaken up to put together the strategy to lead the company into the future. >> years speculationart: you also say bitcoin could come to the atm in new york city? stuart: i still think this is a huge opportunity with bitcoin. the first atm went into a thin -- vancouver over $1 billion a transaction the first month. now you see the atm is coming to australia, a couple companies actively making these devices. once we get through to the regulatory issues, you will see it come to major markets with new york being the tough financial center of the world, it will happen in 2014. stuart: you just guaranteed a spot on the show at some points with your speculative ideas. twitter at 80 her call microsoft merges with yahoo! and bitcoin atm come to new york city which is most likely to happen in the? >> i have to go with the bitcoin atm. i see a tremendous amount of news and people talk about and we just need to get over the hurdles to get licensing in place that people can operate without a threat of lawsuits are other implications but demand is there. stuart: thank you for word joining us a

you can see marissa meier in the shot, as well.wo-year bipartisan budget deal today. nbc's peter alexander joins us now from the white house. good to see you, peter. you had the president huddling with the titans of silicon valley, obviously, and a lot on the table. the affordable care act, getting assists from a former microsoft exec, as well as a lot of discussion about what the surveillance ruling means for these companies that are integral to our national security when they turn over the information they're told to. what can you tell us about the meeting? >> yeah, ari, that's exactly right. frank underwood was not in the meeting, but as you noted, there were some significant tech leaders from across america who were present from yahoo! facebook, apple, all representatives there in that meeting today. one of the primary topics the white house wanted to focus on was health care. but the topic that really took over most of the conversation that lasted approaching three hours was the topic of surveillance. the president and his nat

. >> reporter: number nine, mariska meier.n see what kind of leader she is at yahoo!. her goal, to make yahoo! cool again. her strategy a shopping spree. $1.1 billion for the blogging website tumblr and she picked up former evening news anchor katie couric and long time tech writer david pog. >> reporter: number eight, blackberry not dead yet, acco according to the company. they've taken drastic measures to keep itself alive. it put itself up for sale, laid off around 40% of the workforce before canceling plans to sell itself. even that may not save the company. >> reporter: number seven, tech winners. a year and a half after facebook's face plant ipo, the stock higher than where it started and twitter launched on the new york stock exchange making some of its co-founders, very, very, very wealthy. neither facebook or twitter can match google when it comes to share price. they topped $1,000 per share. >> reporter: number six, in bitcoin we struck. bitcoin, which is electronic cash, shows the world it's real. some are calling i