we have breaking news exclusively from one of those big-money men, stan druckenmiller.ic moneyman and philanthropist making an official statement. eric, we need to dig into this. a pretty strong statement just one day after you see -- a pretty strong statement, just one day after seeing sandra camilla coming out and saying that. let's bring in phil mattingly. namess just one of the that is still all in for governor christie's camp. isn't that true yet complex that is true. any are saying that what he did in his press conference only helped the opinion of him. governor christie was basically doing what can langone and supporters wanted him to do when they were trying to get him to run in 2012. first and foremost, governor christie needs to come out and talk about how much they like him, why they want to continue to support him going forward. this is helpful on that front. it is helpful from a fundraising perspective as well. really willing to come out openly and talk about who they are giving money to, particularly when those lawmakers or governors are not up for a race

you know, stan druckenmiller has been talking about a short on this name with the simple idea being thatig companies when their business model changes, it's not easy for them to change as well. or as quickly as perhaps they need to. >> they did put out that big $20 and 20. they've got this formula, roadmap, i know that warren buffett seemed to be attracted to the roadmap. >> are you talking about operating net for the year, they are supposed to see 20 bucks? >> yes. if people want to understand why companies go down even though the headlines are good, they've got to go through this transcript of the conference call because it's really rather remarkable. at one point the analysts didn't turn on the company yet until the research. that will happen next, but at one point there's this, guys, what are you really earning? the strongest point in the call they managed to get the tax rate down and they did well on pensions and then there's a listen, we're a mobile, we're a social, we're a cloud, we're a watson company. they didn't do as much as salesforce.com did. this is a -- i don't want to say