emily: dallas y combinator sam altman with airbnb cto nathan blecharczyk.ing up, how the company could become the next billion-dollar unicorn. later in the program the tech , story is over, according to one of our guests. we will tell you why on "the best of bloomberg west." ♪ emily: could homeadvisor be the next tech unicorn? the online business that matches consumers with home service professionals seems to be pushing to a billion-dollar valuation. chris terrill, the ceo, sat down with erik schatzker and talked about what it takes to push the business over that billion-dollar line. >> i think we would think it is possible in the next three years or five years, but we will see. it could be faster or slower. it depends on what kind of investments we make and what sort of things we do the next 12 to 24 months. erik: what percentage of the market are you figure you have? chris: if you look at the best estimates, it is a $300 billion market, in terms of value of jobs that are created. right now, we are about $30 billion in project value. that was last year. we

i give albert wenger from union square ventures and some almond -- sam altman credit for thinking aboutast expansion of an entitlement program we had was obamacare. people went bananas over that. universal basic income is obamacare times 50. it is good that coastal elites are beginning to think about this and study this. they were also supportive of obamacare. if you look at the angry reaction to obamacare among the working class, middle-class americans. multiply that by 50 and you have the response to universal basic income. emily: you would say it is completely unrealistic? >> for the next 10 years. as technology changes labor and as we have a technology that economy that produces more billionaires and super wealthy people along with higher structural employment, the resistance goes down. it is going to take a wild. the labor patterns have to shift. emily: you work for hillary clinton. income inequality has been a huge issue in this election. what does hillary about this? >> it is why she is running for president. emily: when she support universal basic income? >> i think she is in fa