steve wilson, thanks so much for joining us. it seems there's a big question about readiness for the games and for overall security. let's start with the security piece. what are you hearing about how secure people feel on the ground in sochi? >> well, i think people have heard all about the security measure which is seem to be the most stringent security measures we've ever had pat any olympic games. we've got maybe 40,000 russian security forces in place. there's warships in the black sea. there's u.s. warships also nearby so there's a sense -- there was a bit of a sense of foreboding coming to these games. now that it's about to start people are on the ground, they're at work, they're ready for the games to start tomorrow. still on edge but hoping for the best. >> ifill: let's talk about the games particularly. i'm curious about how the venues look and how the athletes seem. >> well, these games are particular in that everything's been built from scratch, literally, in the past seven years. so these venues are brand new, they

the chairman of splunk, and former vp of marketing at apple and worked under steve jobs, godfried wilsony standard for market data and how have times changed from the time we had you on to the time of the public markets? >> well, thanks. we had a great finish to the year, and up 52% in revenue and record number of customers and any time you have the result s that we posted, it is because the customers are expressing their confidence in you sh, and are happy this morning but also very grateful. it is all good. and probably what has changed the most is that splunk is going from the departmental solution to much more of an enterprised solution, and the customers are starting to standardize on splunk for all of the analysis of the machine data. in fact, we sent out a press release this morning that symantec just standardized on splunk for the investigations, and so we are happy about the stock. >> and the speculation is around the stock and the expenses, and how about the things that you can control in the company which is expense? >> well, it is interesting on the after calls after the earn

bailout they used right wing republican harry wilson as the negotiator who works with these billionaires they use bruce ratner an infamous investment banker is. steve rattner stevie the rat and you know they did not defend unions at all in the auto bailout in fact they let a thirty five thousand auto parts jobs go to china and they beat up the union something fierce so you don't have another side there's only one side here that's the problem it's not like there's no money on the other side but you don't see obama actually defending the rights of the workers that makes the koch brothers out on the field with their other billionaire buddies playing against no team at all i mean it is it's worse than the seahawks and broncos. you know that's a very good point you don't see the systematic assault from really any left wing billionaires i guess you could say and you just mention the davis family and mother jones just wrote a great exposé saying are they the next koch brothers i mean it's in the book is it ever going to end i mean is billionaire families that are just a soul teen workers everywhere dismantling unions graig let's move on to your book vultu

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