jelly,meone comes to they want something.someone wants something, there's usually someone else wants to get their attention. his stone,h cofounder of twitter and now ceo of jelly. we will talk about his time at twitter and how it's influencing how he leads his new company. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." helped twitter get off the ground and since then, twitter has nabbed a 230 million users and raise more than $1 billion in an ipo. running his new company, jelly, i asked him on the yearly edition addition of "bloomberg west." take a listen. >> in three days, jelly had more accounts than it took one year -- twice the accounts it took one year to get at twitter. it is because of the services like twitter and facebook that just read the word. >> how do you keep up roof like this? >> you don't. apple apptured in the store and it was crazy. we had to remind people of is going to go like this. the way you have to do it is you have to build a system that has growth mechanisms in it and you have to trust it will work. want an

friend tell me how i would explain to the students in meon valley receiving personal, social, healthomic education why they should make every effort to spend within their means to avoid taking on debt, but it is quite all right for the government to ignore the same advice? >> my hon. friend has made an important point. we have made difficult decisions to get the deficit down and to get the country back on track. difficult decisions in terms of departmental spending, and also welfare. the labour party is now back where it started. labour members are saying that they want to mitigate the level of cuts, and therefore they want to spend more, they want to borrow more and they want to tax more. we may be at the beginning of a new year, but they have gone completely back to where they were three years ago. >> ed miliband. >> does the prime minister recognise the concern of families and communities about the impact of fixed odds betting terminals, gaming machines on which people can gamble up to £300 a minute on our high streets? i absolutely share the concern >> noi absolutely share the co