mr. hansen: it is an honor to be here today both in my capacity as board chairman but also as someone who has worked in the of you working. i will give you a little more background about my professional career so you have a perspective on where i'm coming from and maybe my insights as it relates to the things i will be talking about today. i have been in public accounting my entire career. entirebeen with be kd my career. started right out of college and many of you just from looking around the room probably worked at that time as well and back then, we did both audits and taxes, audit during the day and taxes at night, so i got a little experience in both audits and taxes. i worked a lot in the government in my career as an auditor and art partner. in 1997, i moved to tulsa, oklahoma, and became managing auditor and we had a large governmental practice. we had the benefit of managing from a risk standpoint and technical standpoint that aspect of our practice. a chief operating officer role and government nonprofit is one of our largest niches, so i still have a lot ties to this professio

mr. hansen. fight on our hands, stuart and carl, thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you very much. stuart: new tweet from president trump. here it is, white house counsel don mcgahn will be leaving his position in the fall, shortly after the confirmation, hopefully, of judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. i have worked with don for a long time and truly appreciate his service. don mcgahn is leaving. got it. the "wall street journal" reports that yahoo! is scanning your e-mails for data, and then it sells that data to advertisers. lauren simonetti is here. i don't like the sound of that. >> no, you put a premium on your privacy; right? you don't want anybody, any algorithm or any human being reading through your e-mail, but it happens; right? this actually doesn't happen anymore at google. it is not happening at microsoft. but it is happening at yahoo! mail and aol mail, and it is totally legit because they told you about it in their privacy statement. so you have to