i am ron swisher. we are blessed, i say blessed because we have donald lacy with us and all the great gifts he brings. tell us more about your daughter. i saw the redemption project i believe with van jones on cnn last month. it was so moving. tell us about what that was like. >> there is an ancient african proverb that says before children are born, they pick their parents. i really believe that my daughter chose me for that particular moment. she was an incredible young lady. i delivered her on the freeway while driving. >> i didn't know that. >> yes. on her birth certificate it says place of birth, 580 freeway. attending physician, i put bd, baby's daddy. she was re muer a young man in the neighborhood was killed and said she wanted me to help her write a play about stopping violence. i was moved by her willingness to take the grief and pain she was feeling to do something positive. quite naturally when she was murdered, that became my overall motivation, to make something lasting come out of someth

kara swisher interviewed titans of the industry.wo podcasts but got her start more than 25 years ago as a reporter in what became known as silicon valley. we start there. >> it was fun. it was interesting. they were -- everything was on the table and they could do anything and i think it was a much more innocent time. money tends to mess things up and they got wealthy quickly. they were open to debate which not everybody is now and very just anything goes and i don't mean that in san francisco style, not that there is anything wrong with that but the idea these were green fields and landscapes that could be built for nothing. >> to pick up on that, you became known as talking to billionaires before they were billionaires. >> yes. >> here you are. in 2007 in the only joint interview ever with bill gates and steve jobs. >> yeah. what's the greatest misunderstanding about your job and each other? cat fights? which of the many? >> we kept our marriage secret for over a decade now. >> it's been fun to work together. i actually miss some

tech journalist and host of "on kara swisher," kara swisher joining us.ed behind the scenes that led to this? >> i think a lot of problems with bob championship per, who i call bob two. i think he wasn't doing very well. i think disney is in a little bit of a state, spending all that money on streaming. they've got a lot of challenges. they wanted to bring back someone they knew could handle it. chapek has had a very rocky road there, not just the don't say gay stuff which was badly handled, but the streaming and the earnings. on a recent call he was a little too jaunty. he was acting like there was not a b pro. they had activists there, the shares of the stock have been going down and activists have entered the picture. they needed a titanium ceo. that's what bob iger is. >> good morning, kara. >> good morning. >> when i think of bob iger, i think solve someone who is not afraid to make hard decisions and isn't afraid of political blowback, if you will. he opens his book talking about that moment when that toddler was killed by the alligator in disney wo

sure. cara swisher, she had a lot more to say about alon musk and twitter. you can see her entire interview with our washington bureau chief, edith pole white. now on the dw news youtube champ, with a day's almost during the conversation, continues online. you'll find it on twitter either at the w news, you can follow me on twitter at brent gov. tv, and remember, whatever happens between now and then tomorrow is another day we'll see you then if ah, with a neutral by 2045, germany's public transport system is going green. is it good bye to the old bus please? no, they are converting to electric energy which presents a technical challenge. is it worth it for the climate? absolutely. but what about for businesses made in germany? d. w. in good shape from counts potatoes and to techno? yes, fitness junkies. everyone is looking for the perfect work out with that, what's healthy and what actually were, let's find out. good shame, 60 minutes w o you become a ready news to take told me about hackers and paralyzing your societies. computers that out what you and gov

for more we're joined by kara swisher host of "on with kara swisher" and scott galloway her co-host ativot and professor at nyu. big weekend. last night elon musk, kara, put donald trump, the former president, back on twitter. he had been suspended after january 6th. >> permanently. >> and he went and found his own social media company, truth social. according to filings, he has a six-hour exclusive. he can only post there, not on twi twitter. what is lifting his ban on twitter actually do? >> nothing. i mean, he's been posting -- people have been posting his truths, i think that's what it's called, on twitter already and it gets out anyway. he's got these contractual obligations to this company, that is not doing great. and i think he can't resist and will go full twitter at some point. and he's the former president so it doesn't hit quite as hard. i think the juice is a little bit out of his power on that platform. we'll see. >> he's also, scott, a presidential candidate as we learned a few days ago. he was kicked off facebook, instagram, youtube after january 6th. do you think this

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she spoke with the american journalist, kira swisher, who has been covering all things internet now for decades. here's her take on the musings of musk and where he might be taking twitter today. he tweeted a picture of guns like why he tweeted a misinformation about paul policies attack using an anti gay trope. now he's attacking apple for not advertising on twitter, apple, which is the who has to make a decision. if the, if the service becomes unsafe to remove it from the app store, of course that's what he's doing. he's front loading that fight. so it looks like it's free speech flight and not a safety issue on twitter, which is the only way apple would remove an app is that there's a safety issue. and so it's a real, he's doing all kinds of things that are incredibly divisive and angry. and in your face, a lot of stunts. so do not take them seriously. he's trying to call attention to the platform. he's essentially committing a traffic accident every day in order to get people interested in him. and that's not. and that's no way to run a business as far as i can tell from the people

here to talk about this, cara swisher posted on the cara swisher and pivot podcasts.u are here to talk about this because we have had these conversations. i can imagine you're surprised by what we're seeing right now given the fact that he has made a few changes. banning remote work idea of no more free meals. this hard-core pledge i want everyone to see on the screen. what do you make of it? >> is also firing people who were critical of him on slack and twitter even the most mild of criticism. there's a couple of engineers who talked about this who are making some points. he tweets things that are incorrect and they correct him and they get fired for it. there is an ethicist until, he that is gone now. it's called hustle. it's called hustle is what it is. people talk about how hard they work and they have pictures of themselves in sleeping bags or under the desk. and elon musk has talked about sleeping on the factory floor at tesla. >> i had not heard the term before but here you go in idea of a sleeping bag this came out on november 2 and he took over october 27. as

but let's bring back my dear dear friend and i'm going to say elon musk expert, kara swisher.f new york magazine and host of the podcast pivot and on with karen swisher. i'm gonna start by wishing her son solomon a happy first birthday. >> thank you. >> happy birthday soil. >> all right, karen. you have covered-y on elon musk for years and years. mask consensus out there is leaving this company for dead. but could he pull a rabbit out of a hat? >> i suppose. he certainly is capable of. it as i said many times, if i had to pick someone to redo this, i would pick him, although not in this particular state of mind. he certainly has had good will of people who could help him and he has financial means he has friends who are rich. so he has all the tools to do so, but what he is doing now seems a manic and doesn't make sense. he put things out and takes them back here. fires people and pulls them back. he has put the site in a very dangerous position. doesn't mean it's going to collapse. i know people are saying it is if it's the end of the world. but it's on autopilot. if they sta

joining me is the host of "on with kara swisher," and the pivot podcast.u to come on today because you're getting into it with elon musk right now on twitter. what's going on? >> he just got mad about something i tweeted which he always does, and i wrote him back and i used it as an opportunity to try to establish communications with him, and this is the way he wants to communicate, it's fine by me. so i was telling him, i was really disappointed and i sound like a mom, but i really am, actually semi age, close to my age, so i covered this guy for a long time and i have liked a lot of the things he has done and how he is behaving now, i think it is a sad violin of behavior, i don't know how else to put it. >> so you spoke about this when it was rumored that he was flirting with the idea of buying it and you were more of the alarmist, god, this is going to be terrible, and you had a perspective on that, and i guess i should be looking at it this way, and i heard him talk about twitter in person a little while ago and he talked about freedom of speech, not b

and cara swisher was kind enough to join me. a while, and says his brain has essentially been poisoned by right-wing media. >> he was never particularly political, he just didn't trust anybody would be a -- he was definitely an independent. but when he joined that trump council, i was like, don't do it, you're letting your credibility to this guy, and he's just bad on many accounts. including immigration, you're an immigrant, and he said that he could change his mind. he had hoped, i was like, no you can't with this guy. i would agree with you, you should try to do that with reasonable people, and so he's very thoughtful in that regard. honestly, this is not the person -- a lot of people will tell you that. we're not friends, i've covered him in a lot, and interviewed him half a dozen times. probably the most extensive interviews have been with me. this is not the guy that i know, that i can see. i've seen glimpses of this, and now it has taken over his brain, this invasion of the body. >> it is a fascinating interview with kare

kara swisher, thanks for being with us. >> thanks. >>> now, given the murky holiday outlook, can tech hardware names hold up into the new year? why our next guest likes apple here, after the break. "tech check" is just getting started. zero-commission trades for online u.s. stocks and etfs. and a commitment to get you the best price on every trade, which saved investors over $1.5 billion last year. that's decision tech. only from fidelity. >>> let's get a check on the chips. instel reinstated with a neutral rating as they see, quote, hope at the end of the unnel. price target of $31 a share there. analysts much more bullish on mobile eye with citi and goldman initiating a bye all three firms highlighted the advantage in the competitive market they popped more than 37% in their debut last month they're down more than 4% since then >> a big week ahead for hardware, dell earnings after the close, hp reporting tomorrow, and questions about what to expect from consumer demand as we head toward black friday here to help us break it all down, morgan stanley analyst eric woodring, overweight

kara swisher, this feels like a big deal. could elon musk get this banned?e strict laws there. none in the united states. europe has been forcing other tech companies to do various things over the years. yeah, certainly if they abandon too much of their safety, different rules they have in place, they could do it. it has a lot of teeth compared to here. there's no teeth here in this country. >> does elon musk care? >> well, i mean, it's not where their biggest business is but the -- the u.s. is where they do their business. sure. it's not great to get banned somewhere because your platform is considered not safe. he's got to care some. he's in touch with them and the policy people that are left at twitter is in touch with them. >> what is he doing, kara swisher, from where you sit? >>ing i have no ideas. there's lots of theories. he could be trying to bring the price of the company down so that he could buy the debt. he could be meaning some of this. he could be -- there's all kinds of things. a lot of it i think is performative. everything is a disaster, ha

for our next report, we're headed to switzerland to find out more about swisher kush knitter. and don't ask me to repeat that. if you travel bare and visit any good bourgeois restaurant, you will inevitably find this creamy velvety dish on the menu. it's a classic and gets a stick stink to flavor from veal mushrooms and cream. we took a trip to zurich to meet a chef who has mastered this dish, but for any vegetarians watching, might be a good time to pump the kettle on. so shall guess schnells his means xerox style sliced meat and it comes from the swiss city that gave it its name. the dish is a swiss classic but was only mentioned for the 1st time in 1947 and the restaurant carlton features at on its menu. philip, having is the chef here. but the scissors says it all my what sets this dish of part is that it's made with wheel. it's a bit like grandma style food, you know, from home. it's creamy and has a nice texture. with trinity fremont la philip having finds one of the basic ingredients of so take a schnitzel test at a nearby market. mushrooms typically white latin mushroo

ka kara swisher and scat galloway join us. it's all ahead on "face the nation." . >>> good morning.elcome to "face the nation." there is some breaking news overnight from colorado as we have learned that five people are dead and at least 18 others have been injured in a mass shooting at club q, an lgbtq nightclub in colorado springs. police say they do have the alleged shooter in custody and the fbi is assisting with the investigation. >>> we begin this morning with former deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. he appointed robert mueller as special counsel for the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election and to determine if there were links between that country and former president trump's campaign. and he joins us in studio. it is good to have you here in an extraordinary week. >> good morning. glad to be here. >> i want to get right to it. due to the former president launching his campaign, the current president may also run for president, the attorney general said it is absolutely necessary to have a special counsel oversee this investigation into the classi

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facebook papers story in the pages of wall street journal and you all ross will sit down with karen swisher in his first interview since leaving twitter earlier this monthand there's much more . it's full agenda and we hope these conversations inform inspire and challenge some of your assumptions. today, we get to begin with an exploration of the relationship between information integrity and election integrity . to kick off and introduce our brilliant speakers is my honor to welcome to the stage the ceo and founder of the center for election innovation and research david becker. >> thanks very much. >> thank you john, thank you alberto, thank you everyone at the night foundation for bringing us all together for this great reconvening. as john mentioned i am the executive director founder of the center for election innovation and research, a nonprofit and the work we primarily focus rion is supporting the men and women, republicans and democrats, the professionals run elections all over this country . from alaska to florida and unfortunately over the last few years that work has been more i

with me is kara swisher, "new york times" contributing writer and host of on with kara fisher podcast. kara, you know elon musk. you covered him for years. your co-host told us he wouldn't be surprised if twitter went down in the next week. are we going to see that -- what was it, the whale with the little bird. >> the fail whale. that was years ago. >> is that happening? >> no, not right now. the systems are resilient. i think people are panicking about that. what could happen, if he starts pushing changes that would be a problem. if someone makes a mistake that, could cause a problem. what you will see is a lot of problems on the edges. if you have two-factor authentication and sign off you can't sign back on. if you want your archives, you can't get it because they are moving slowly, if you get it at all. or accounts are right. they brought kathy griffin on but she seems to have lost all her followers. things like that that never happened before. wholesale collapse could happen because of fewer people. but there are systems and backup systems. he's making it riskier for that to hap

back with us now to talk more about it, kara swisher, liam donovan, and maria cardona., there are sort of those in favor of and argument against, does it surprise you that it hasn't gone anywhere? do you expect this will be actually resolved? do you have personal opinions? we're all probably sleep deprived in our own way. do you have an opinion on it. >> i do. i don't think we need it. but maybe we need to figure out which side we want, right? i think most people would want a longer day because they feel like they're more productive and more gets done. but i think we should just decide one way or the other. i grew up in puerto rico. there is no daylight savings time there. it's always the same time. i remember when i was in school, i had to -- when i was calling my parents, i had to figure out, wait a minute. is it the same time? is it an hour earlier? is it an hour later? i think in general the reason why we had daylight savings time originally, it's not really there. it comes from colonial times, and most of the country was farming, and so it was a reason to do that.

analysis and did not date on the social media giant's facebook and twitter with tech watchers charis swishernd scott galloway. that is coming up on face the nation. >> you can see all of the interviews on face the nation today at 8:30 am here on kpix 5. >>> five people were killed and 18 others injured at a mass shooting late last night in colorado. the police received multiple calls before midnight as shots fired at a club. this was a nightclub in colorado springs. one person was arrested inside of the club. the police say the suspect is receiving treatment at a hospital. >> we got an initial phone call at about 11:50 7 pm that there was an active shooting at a local club known as club q. numerous officers and medical teams immediately responded to the area. officers immediately made entry. >> the police declined to speculate about a motive but they will be on the scene for many hours to come. we will have details as we get them. >>> in another shooting one man is killed and other people are hurt after shooting at a car crash near interstate 10 in arizona. avondale police say three cars and

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you know, we were talking to cara swisher earlier on the show earlier this afternoon and she was saying this was sort of a game that musk is playing. she called it starking, trying to rile people up, drive traffic to twitter. do you think that's what's going on here? >> that's what it seems. he's making a spectacle out of this thing. on twitter he has this running poll on whether he should allow trump back onto the platform. previously he said he was going to form a content moderation council to make all these decisions. distancing himself from the big decision on whether trump is allowed back on the platform. and then you saw yesterday him announce that other people would be allowed back. and he announced that alex jones, was not going to be allowed back. but it's unclear exactly when a decision might come on trump or how it's happening when he announced the content moderation council, that he would form it, we don't know who's on it, seemingly they're active because a few people have been allowed back on the platform. but this is not done in a transparent way. it's a spectacle that he

listen to what he told kara swisher back in january about this. >> but one ever things that cnbc pollives about their 2022 predictions and one was that you'll return to disney. >> as what? >> i don't know. a mickey mouse character. there are rumors that you could be are the disney ceo again. >> that is ridiculous. i was ceo for a long time. i was gone. i gave my i.d. up and my name tag up and my office and my mail address. it is all gone. if i want to run a company, would you still be running disney. no, i did that. >> and now he's doing it again and facing a totally different set of challenges. he has too right the ship and figure out streaming and cut down on the losses but two he has to groom a successor. he's 71 and this is a two-year contract. finding a successor may not be that easy. i think we've seen that in the last few years. >> we'll see what moves le make. it is good to see you. >>. >>> so investigators in idaho are combing through hundreds of tips right now and it is also, after it is now been a week after four university of idaho students were killed at an off campus hom

. >> listen also to how iger responded earlier this year when our friend cara swisher asked him aboutay, about potentially coming back. >> one of the things that cnbc polled ten media executives anonymously about their 2022 predictions and one was that you'll return to disney. >> as what? >> i don't know. mickey mouse character. >> yes. >> there are rumors that you could become disney's ceo again. >> that's ridiculous. i was ceo for a long time. you can't go home again, i'm gone. >> really? it's happened before. >> i gave my id up, my name tag up, my office, my email address it's all gone. i think if i wanted to run a company i'd still be running disney. no, i did that. >> now he is. joining us now, sarah fisher. it's great to have you. i was reading through your reporting this morning. chapek has had a rocky run, but the fact that iger is coming back to disney to help get it off its knees, they face so many troubles. tell us what you know. >> i think these two have had a rocky relationship the last two years. a report came out in "the new york times" that sort of asserted that bob ig

. >> you taking the over on iger >> i saw him at the code conference in september with kara swisher the guy was on fire. i'm telling you. >> i don't think there's any question about it. didn't he leave because it was time no one was pushing him out he wanted to leave he totally dropped the mic, so, you know, maybe he re-ups for another couple after this, but i don't think that's the plan. >> if he dropped the mic because he had accomplished so many things, he was the greatest ceo ever, all that, maybe there's a belief on his part that he can, in fact, turn this company around, that he's not going to come back for two years only to have the stock continue to just, you know, lose momentum. and things to go pear shaped again. he's not going to give his legacy up for that, is he, for a million dollars which is really not that much money. >> that's exactly right. if he didn't think what he saw was fixable or he had ideas on how to take this into 2023 and beyond, i don't think he would have taken the job no matter how hard the board pushed. i think he thinks this is a situation where he can c

. >> he got that from kara swisher, called them bob one and bob two. >> that's right. >> wasn't therelear pepsi. >> i was alive. kaitlan wasn't. >> so, it was new coke, everybody hated. but at any rate, thank you, jimmy kimmel, for expressing exactly how i felt about this. i'm like, what the heck is going on. front/back, i hear that a lot of disney executives were at the elton john concert. >> when they found out? >> when they found out. and he was supposed to introduce elton john, didn't happen. disney stock jumping 6% after the big announcement that bob iger will return to disney as ceo. retakes the reins from hand pickeded bob chapek. our business correspondent rahel solomon is here. hello. >> hi. >> one day, the stock is up, this is what i say, disney is making big changes. there are certain people met for certain jobs. >> yep. >> and he is one of those people, he was built for that job. >> old bob or new bob? >> old bob -- >> is that old bob? >> i'll try to make sense of it, yes. the current bob, the current bob. so, look, just to put this in context, it was sunday night that the

listen to this, cara swisher talked to iger just a few months ago about why he left disney and if he'dver come back. here's what he said. >> one of the things, cnbc polled ten media executives about their 2022 predictions and one was that they'll return to disney. >> as what? >> i don't know. >> a mickey mouse character. there are rumors you could become disney's ceo again. >> that's ridiculous. >> ridiculous. >> i was ceo for a long time, you can't go home again. >> it's happened before. starbucks. >> i gave my name tag up, my id, office, email address it's gone. i think if i wanted to still run a company i'd run disney. no, i did that. >> he's doing it again. his successor, bob chapek is stepping down effective immediately. bob chapek's tenure included a fight with florida governor ron desantis, after the don't say gay bill and chapek faced issues with not speaking out to it quickly enough. >> a lot of these issues are not necessarily political. it's about right and wrong. i happen to feel, and i tweeted an opinion about the don't say gay bill in florida. to me it wasn't politics it

we're gonna talk about this, cara swisher, host of the on with kara and pivot podcasts.here to see and talk about this, because you and i have had these conversations, you've made a number of predictions i can't imagine you're surprised by what were happening right now. just given the fact that he's made it just a few changes, for example, this banning of remote work. the idea of no more free meals, for example. now, this hard-core pledge, i want everyone to see on the screen, what do you make of it? >> well, it's not just that. he's also firing people who are critical of him in slacken on twitter. even the most mild of criticism like an emoji. there's been a couple of engineers who talked about this, who just are making some points, he tweets things that are incorrect and they correct him and they get fired for it. you know, there's a sort of at those in silicon valley that's gone now, it's called hostile porn is what it is, people talk about how hard they work. and they have pictures of themselves in sleeping bags or under the desks, elon has talked about sleeping on t