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there is, but you are seeing the immaturity of a young tech company and the leadership of a young tennantny being able to -- a young tech company being able to own responsibility. yet again, you are finding a company that is more powerful than it ever intended to be, and it is on the back foot. you would imagine these companies should be able to grow up a lot faster. tom: hussein, it is monday. i'm going to step very carefully here. francine is london laughing at me. a delicate statement that you are making, what is the monday morning task of the backers of robinhood, and the sharks circling who would love to take out that franchise? hussein: i think the monday morning quarterbacking is does the company have the resources that it does and how do you prevent -- if there is another run like this, how do you prevent the company from being in the crosshairs? there is probably a lot of pressure on the founder and ceo to take a leadership position and own the narrative. you already saw it on twitter. one of the executives or former executives from robinhood put up a large twitter stream, saying

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took them seven hours to figure out that we were legitimate and then the tennant says to him, get the hell out of here. captain gets essences, i don't want anyone to say one word about this tani won! well, by the time we got back to our headquarters, they came running out and said hey, what goes on here? they had heard the whole story when they were trying to find out that we were legitimate. we never live that one down, believe me. and by the way, it's funny now but it was not funny then. if you don't know what they're going to do you, and standing out there in the cold for seven hours and that miserable rain and sleet, it was miserable but we deserved that one, i guess. oh by the way, we never did find a foreign edgy, but we did come upon an outpost and had put a bazooka into a jeep with a foreman there and we found -- all we found was dog tags, which we turned in because these were either prisoners or people who were deceased but we never did find any germans but we knew it was a legitimate mission. that's it. >> thanks colonel. >> i saw where someone read the name of the airplane.

i want to thank miss tennant to appear before the commitment.ll stand a -- statement will be included in the record. for the record, i do by 5 pm today we will sign the hard copies delivered to the committee clerk indirection 6:24, email copies will also be accepted due to our current rules. you will have seven days from the seat of our questions to respond with that answers. with no further business before the committee, his hearing is adjourned. >> thank you set so much senator sanders. >> . . ,,. it's a companion volume to the 2015 pbs series documentary. enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span 3 next on history bookshelf. here this morning. my name is eric. i had the washington

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