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have never happened but for one man, billionaire and legendary silicon valley venture capitalist tim draper who became the first investor in the wall street disrupter. first on fox business, he's here on how he sees it dodging the many regulatory arrows aimed right at it and why are shares not doing what a lot of people thought they might do, and that is spike way i higher than the $38 price? as shares try to get the pilot light going, not so for barbecue maker trager. it's lighting up the ipo claim with its smoking hot debut on the new york stock exchange. the ceo joins us with his barbecue recipe for success. and nailed it, vista outdoors shooting for to olympic glory, hitting the bull's eye. the maker of outdoor products helping american athletes clinch gold in japan, and shareholders pocket gold in the stock. vista's ceo is here in a fox business exclusive. and we have more breaking news on nikola. yes, the ceo has just been released from prison because he posted bail. we'll get more on that in a minute. but let's get to that first day of trade for robinhood. after dropping by as much a

we had an opportunity yesterday to have the very first investor in robinhood, tim draper -- the whom came on, and we said to him shouldn't we worry about the fact that owl the revenue -- all of the revenue comes from that one source? here's what he said and then i'll let you react. >> wait a second. [laughter] you've got -- but facebook's a trillion dollar business, and all of their revenue comes from advertising. wouldn't you say they're at risk because their business all comes from one place? no, absolutely not. and order flow, that data's going to be very valuable to very many people for many, many moons to come. and it allows robinhood to continue to provide free trading, and i think that's just fantastic. liz: yeah, until somebody like sec chair gary gensler comes in, right, karl, and says we don't like this payment for order flow model. >> i think the only difference there is i haven't heard that advertising is at risk from regulatory intervention is. liz: exactly. >> i would just say payment for order flow in general, and i think a while back if you go back to ken griffin's te

we're breaking down the action of robinhood tim draper with his take >>> despite a bomb of a gdp, and