corporate studios become even more risk adverse than they are, there there will always be scrappy sort of showman, gorilla, makers and independent distributors who thrive on controversial, and never shy from a fight, so that some of these can see the light of day. >> can i differentiate between the advantaged lynch, the stealing, the internal communications and the threat against movie theaters and movie goers. are they two different things? are they two different things in the mind of the people that would make those threats? >> well, first of all, ray, you had used the worth effort leslie. how they managed to hit the system, but the actual attacks were very complex the computer nasr with used they went haranged from computers in singapore, tiend la, poland, and to some other countries. it was a very complicated operation i think we do have to separate it from this more recent threat. i am very weary of laying blame on anyone at this point. real evidence that north korea did the attacks. and we don't have evidence that they are the ones that made these threats. in preparing for today's conversat

he's been called a genius, a showman, an innovator, and a hypester.hest man in los angeles, a doctor and entrepreneur who is worth an estimated $11 billion. soon-shiong was a respected surgeon before making his name in the cancer world by developing a multi-billion dollar drug that few initially thought would work. he now wants to disrupt the conventional way we treat cancer, and soon-shiong is overflowing with ideas on how to do it. >> patrick soon-shiong: that was what i call "feed the tumor." >> gupta: give dr. patrick soon- shiong a white board and a few markers, and like a mad scientist, he'll diagram how he thinks cancer can be beaten. he wants to attack on multiple fronts, and is confident there is a pathway to the cure. for 45 minutes, he outlined his vision from beginning to end. this is a crazy looking board. ( laughter ) >> soon-shiong: this is what goes on in my head, you know. this is, it's like bursting. it just has to get this stuff out, right? >> gupta: are we looking inside your head? >> soon-shiong: yeah, i think so, a little bit. >>

he has been called a genius, showman, innovator and a hypester.s also the richest man in los angeles, a doctor and entrepreneur worth an estimated $11 billion. he was a respected surgeon before making his name in the cancer world by developing a multibillion-dollar drug. he wants to disrupt the conventional way we treat cancer. since he is overflowing with ideas on how to do it. >> that was what i call feed the tumor. >> give him a white board and a few markers and like a mad scientist he will diagram how he thinks cancer can be beaten. he wants to attack on multiple fronts and is confident there is a pathway to the cure. for 45 minutes he outlined his vision from beginning to end. >> this is a crazy looking board. >> that's what goes in my head. this is like bursting. >> and are we looking inside your head? >> i ink so a little bit. >> how long before we get here? >> i'm incredibly encouraged to say that we are on the path and the technology to actually do of these things is not just hypothetical. >> technology is the main weapon he is deploying

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where the army was trying to swing south and link up with johnson's army which would be driven by showmanup to the carolinas. and the union forces were meanwhile, trying to keep lee from doing this to keep them separate. it was custer who was leading all this. he was way out in front trying to block the to for positions with the confederates try to go block the road, block the bridges, block the railroads. and just magnificently fighting for days on end with the men with little rest. taking a whole regiment prisoner at a time. when he subverted a confederate regiment he was take of their banner and whoever captured it, he would put them behind it like this little personal bodyguard that he had. so custer would be riding along followed by 20 guys with confederate banners showing, you know, these are the people that we have defeated. it's almost medieval when you think about it. it is demoralizing as heck to the confederates to see this. and then finally it was custer skies to block lee at appomattox, backed them into the courthouse and forced the surrender of lee's army. we have it come he

another part is we need more time laws especially for eartha showman but strengthening social security with the new retirement system for all workers in america. of system where they can contribute that can only be withdrawn as an annuity for life after one retires. click at what the netherlands has with that type of retirement system of. the reliable retire mitt is the most and reported on the horizon and it is a big part of growing inequality we must continue to build on the affordable care act it has widened that cap and now we start to close that element. as another choice for people we must continue to support prevention and public else to move us forward more to real health care. but this second act overriding issue is the belief is the destruction sears the continued use of fossil fuels. this science is a reputable the data is clear the morning the signs are flashing bright red stop we we're doing with fossil fuels. we must ship massively for renewable energy and use of smart electric grid to replicate for efficiency and move to a hydrogen based energy cycle. the third issue i c