. >> has sysco done one? >> no. >> microsoft?ey're asleep at the wheel. >> let me give you -- >> they got time. >> let me give you an ancillary way to play this. the brokers. they're going to be printing so much in terms of credit, bonds, corporate bonds to pay for this as we've seen. >> as most are doing. >> exactly. >> a lot of them are. so you'll see goldman have a better quarter i think better than expected. >> doc, who is on the list? well, obviously microsoft is on that list. i think google and i've said that many times as well. i think eric schmidt might take a job with the government. >> what about sysco? >> sure. sysco's got 30 billion plus is it judge or 40? the domestic numbers -- >> does it matter? >> yeah. it matters. the domestic numbers matter because the repatriation part of it. so i believe sysco's domestic number might only be about 20 billion but that is more than all the rest you've just talked about nearly combined. >> let me throw it out this way quickly. do you buy a stock based on the hopes that it'll do a

then the ceo of the nasdaq stock exchange talks about the so- called sysco close and its effect on capital markets. that is at 1:00 p.m. eastern. tomorrow night, the former abc anchor ted koppel, talks about the future of news. now british prime minister david cameron speaks at the they quit in london about economic and foreign policy. this will be -- speaks at the banquet about economic and foreign policy. this is about 40 minutes. >> the queen. ["god save the queen" plays] ♪ >> prince philip, duke of edinburgh, the duchess of cornwall, and the other members of the royal family. ♪ ["god save the queen" plays] ♪ >> the lord mayor. [applause] >> my late lord mayor, your grace, lord chief lawyer, prime minister, your excellencies, lord, older men, sheriff, cheap, and are, ladies and gentlemen, welcome. welcome from clear and deep. -- from claire and me. in a special welcome to you, prime minister, for this your third lord mayor's banquet. one of the privileges of this role is the frequent opportunity to say thank you. so prime minister, thank you from the city for your sterling were, commerc

cities have their own culture in separate sysco agreed to a stranger is likely to be returned comedy york ignored, lawsuits list responded to with rage. [laughter] the american culture found in our jokes or illusions of comedy or commercials. or cultures lows, the denominator of culture? of course. paris one resaw the super bowl the city buried in rubble than the manufacturer's brand your merges if a driver get out to congratulate each other while having the wisdom to purchase the truck and one survivor says have a twinkie [laughter] so there's the allusion to the american mass the urban legend taken from the schoolyard that twinkies have a shelf life of 10 million years. [laughter] would they buy the truck? to join the illusion that it is belonging. left ridicules the old days of things logical and if we were sufficiently intelligent all the age old prague court based -- problems was disappear. and how to refrain from its each other patriotism, a freedom of conscience and legal rights which anybody alleges my defense but now we are stymied because we don't know how to replace those

according to a recent study sysco came up with, the number of devices such as your smartphones and ipads, they are going to literally exceed 25 billion by 2015. i am not sure a lot of infrastructure is going to exceed that, but those devices will. that has huge implications for the entire united states. not only how we work, where we work. folks worry about somebody wanting to alter or disrupt the availability of our system, the integrity of our system, or the data. the deal and i have 16 organizations, and they share across a computer -- the dni have 16 organizations, and they share across a computer. anyone can look for a hole in it. we get lots of fishing attacks. we do fig with, and it is not ue somebody driving down the street to attach something to the iphone. it is not hard to do. everything on the system becomes suspect comm. we have compromised assets because somebody got to be a personal friend and somebody picked it up. we have to understand our missing -- our business is not about it is convenient. it is everything you say and do has an impact, and that is important. everybod

according to a recent study sysco came up with, the number of devices such as your smartphones and ipads, they are going to literally exceed 25 billion by 2015. i am not sure a lot of infrastructure is going to exceed that, but those devices will. that has huge implications for the entire united states. not only how we work, where we work. folks worry about somebody wanting to alter or disrupt the availability of our system, the integrity of our system, or the data. the dni have 16 organizations, and they share across a computer. anyone can look for a hole in it. we get lots of fishing attacks. we do fishing attacks on our own employees. you may think everybody who is old, anybody over the age of 30 never makes a mistake. we do phishing attacks on our employees. every year and now from 1000 to 5000 click on it. the first one i sent a reminder and says, do you know who is clicking on that? the second time i want to say, are you stupid? the third time, we show them how to use their computers. the first thing you know for any organization is password strong. they get a set of rules about ho