shira: this is all relative.cebook and google are generating a little bit more than half of their revenue outside the united states. that is impressive. the hardware companies, the business technology hardware companies, have tended to do well in places like europe. if you think about ibm or cisco or oracle, those companies do well abroad, as do the chip companies. intel andlike qualcomm. everybody needs computer chips no matter what country you're in. those companies are well-positioned. if you look at the giant internet companies and e-commerce companies, it is a harder sell outside the united states. at least in terms of their finances. international growth considered, you and i have been talking over the last several weeks and months about tech lash. u.s. consumerinst tech companies. these companies have lost hundreds of billions of dollars in market cap value over the last several months. do you expect them to recover that over this year or are we at a new normal? you have seen some of the stock prices of th

shira ovide and matt, thank you so much for joining us. sat down with revolution ceo, steve case, to hear what he had to say about amazon's decision to expand into new york. >> i respect the fact that they asked people for proposals, got 235 proposals, and i met with mayors recently and told them if they took half of the energy that went into their energy bid and have to dollars willing to put on the table to and send amazon to come there and refocus on startup communities, they might create the next amazon. even though most of the city super applied -- to apply lost, hopefully that energy will go into the start of sector bearing fruit down the road. in terms of cities, i was surprised about the northern virginia, d.c. area. i expected that and a lot of people expected that for a lot of reasons. the decision to go to new york was a little bit of a surprise. perhaps, there was a miscalculation. having started and skilled aol here, i'm supported -- scaled a well here, i'm supportive. hopefully they and other companies -- google, apple, faceb

shira: that's a good point. the call came before enormous growth.his one might be temporary as well. there are factors weighing on the growth rate, including the business shifting with their let's merchandise and for middleman -- for being a middleman for some of these sellers. it seems as though the shift e-commerce is very real in the u.s. and everywhere else. amazon is taking a large share of that e-commerce growth. they should continue to keep growing, but you are not seeing that growth in the financial numbers in the last couple of quarters. brad: we will be watching closely. and matt, thank you so much for joining us. i sat down with revolution ceo, steve case, to hear what he had to say about amazon's decision to expand into new york. i respect the fact that they asked people for proposals, got i met withls, and mayors recently and told them if they took half of the energy that went into their energy bid and have to dollars willing to put on the table to and send amazon to come there and refocus on startup communities, they might create the n

this deadly shira maniac is doing his best to keep the united kingdom found by the chains of bureaucracy in control i hope i'm not going to help but if i do that is a decision for the lord almighty and not for the president of the european council we have been in an unholy democratic hell since one nine hundred seventy three change to brussels time to break free. i praise be that has been just the language that he used yesterday which is not helpful and schools widespread display in the united kingdom. i believe it now but i have never seen the out of a few hundred times i was. doing my job here it's out of public life. during his highly anticipated state of the union address on tuesday donald trump outlined some of the threats he believes america is facing among them illegal immigration terrorism and socialism and when income inequality continuing to grow in the us leftwing ideas do seem to be on the rebound as kenneth multiple reports that those who watch donald trump state of the union address would have a hard time missing one particular moment the topic of socialism america will nev

shira: i think from the beginning, amazon miscalculated what was happening in new york city. once the headline numbers about the city and state tax incentives of the $3 billion number started to come out, i think that galvanized some of the opposition. it just kind of all fell apart at once. tom: there is a bit of short-term thinking here. at the same time, there has also been this major shift in the political winds, where big tech has been portrayed rightly or wrongly, some of it a little bit of both, as the enemy of middle-class americans. matt: parliament has rejected theresa may's brexit approach once again. lawmakers voted against supporting her plan to negotiate with the e.u. bloomberg has learned that officials are now preparing to compromise on their demands for a rewrite of the brexit deal. parliament essentially voted against theresa may having the mandate that parliament gave theresa may just a couple of weeks ago. what are they doing to their p.m.? neil: this is kind of a groundhog day, again, isn't it? parliament is continually contradicting itself in terms of wh