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we have rob lloyd, the former president of sisco of the company.w we broke groun in nevada and hit 400 miles per hour in the propulsion test in may and full scale test by the end of the year. >> bill, you could get on the hyper loop and ask in person. >> i could be in san francisco in an hour at that rate. where do you stand on the apple versus fbi debate? this has become one of the fundamental debates of our time right now in the issue of security versus privacy. is it as black and white as the technology industry was to rally behind apple at all times or not? where are you on that? >> i think it is a fundamental question for our society and our country. we're living in a time where there are absolute threats to our security. so it's a very nuanswered issue. i don't think it's as black and white as everyone calls it out to be. we need to protect our citizens' right to privacy but at the same time our rights to security. >> do you take any additional steps yourself on the security front? >> in tirmz of my phone or? >> in terms of your phone -- i do

it has resolved itself in february and saw something similar mentioned from sisco.ntion the buyback because the company does step up with its buyback. they returned 1.3 billion in shareholders last year and now increasing the commitment to return at least 100% of free cash flow to shareholders in fiscal year 2015. the cfo telling me they think it's a great time to be buying the stock and have $2 billion proceeds from a deal still in the offing with china and when that does, they'll apply largely to stock buybacks, you have a look at hewlett-packard enterprise. the stook reversed from what would seem like a down afternoon. >> any mention of on ald trump. >> yes, and tomorrow when we speak but you can be sure we're going to talk about her thoughts about donald trump and the impact or potential impact i should stay on her business or on hewlett-packard enterprise business. she shared the idea. customers, it's the first question they ask, what about this guy trump? is this for real. we'll discuss that tomorrow. >> 9:00 a.m. "squawk on the street". >> any breakdown in te

especially given the partners with companies like ibm and sisco. ipad sales have disappointed wall street change that product's trajectory, back to you. >> thank you, josh. not everyone is impressed with apple's news products. our next guest says the future doesn't look that bright. holds positions at stanford and duke universities, we thought this was a fascinating argument, let the market be a testing ground for new products but you don't think that what's apple does to their detriment. >> it was nine years ago the first ipad came out and bigger screens and smaller screens and adding the latest processors and hyping the heck out of it and making us get excited about the same thing being repackaged in different ways. we go to these apple events and watch them on tv, must be magic because apple released them but the emperor has no clothes, there's no real world shattering inno vacation happening anymore from apple. >> it's interests because in the whole lure around steve jobs, he didn't wait for the market to tell him what it wanted. he had the vision and said this is what i'm delivering

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