okta and their ceo todd mckinnon say he has spoken to hundreds of customers about what happened and joinsnow here in an exclusive interview, is first since disclosing the breach. thank you for being here. todd: it is good to be here. emily: i know you have been investigating the incident and talking to a lot of customers. what can you tell us now about what exactly happened and how much damage was done? todd: to put it in context, okta is the trusted identity provider for over 15,000 companies. big, small, government, private companies. so any time like this happens, it is a big deal. we will talk about details on what happened but i want to be really clear that we are responsible. so, third parties this and third parties that. it is our responsibility to make sure that does not happen. there are many takeaways from us but the big takeaway is as we have done before, we are going to learn from our mistakes and we are going to be transparent about what we are doing differently and in a concrete way, how we are going to prevent this happening. emily: so how did it happen? todd: as you mentio

we have this coming from -- covered from all angles and we will hear directly from todd mckinnon in his first interview since that massive third-party bridge from that hacker group. what really happened and how they are addressing customer concerns. we will have all the details in an exclusive interview. and what trends should you watch more that greater adoption is underway? we will speak with the top executive about the greatest global report. not to the big story of the day. elon musk and twitter. he says he owns a 9.2% stake in twitter worth somewhere around $3.7 billion now. making him the company's largest shareholder. the question is how he will use this new power. let's bring in ed ludlow. how active will he be? quite the devil is in the. you are only eligible to do this if you have no intention of changing or trying to control the operations of the issuing company. you are a passive investor. and look at the board. at 27% gain on twitter. various asset classes not moving strongly in either direction but that gain is having an effect. come with me to my bloomberg terminal. this

. >> todd: i don't know, i would imagine of the arguments has to be, man, you are listing regulations for athletes, this, that some of the other thing for performers but kids mckinnon? you are going after that? >> that was one of the oral arguments and the judge said that they could go unvaccinated. it is politics. there are at the things involved. this is not about the best interest of the children or about the best interest of the parents. not the best interest of new york city to be the city known for this. the mayor will be known for this. >> todd: it doesn't go well when people subjugate kids to their own needs. you saw what happened in virginia. that did not work out for the democrats. michael and agaja thank you for your fight, keep us posted. posted. >> thank you. >> todd: to the big apple being targeted by big tech censorship. we are talking to city lawmakers as twitter and facebook are refusing to verify her on the platform's. >> carley: part of the jam packed. also coming up live, don't blow anywhere. ♪ ♪ don't go anywhere. ... i was trying to refinance my mortgage. and when i went to check my credit score, i found a ding and then i found a couple of inq