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the part of the recap intact, we have selina wang and executive editor tom giles as what this means for the social media company. >> the plate a great role in the revenue part of the business. he lives a bit: twitter, but not enough that will stop the positive momentum the company is in now. we know that advertiser growth is rejuvenating on the platform, and his leaving is not going to stop that. it does leave a question about the future of the company. jack dorsey is the ceo of two companies at the same time, and having a coo is seen to be a big reason because they have a dual time coo, and it begins to question what happens to the company and how the board begins to fill that. i'm happy of him and proud of everything, just on twitter coming has been a friend, partner, and mentor for years. he has my support and gratitude, thank you anthony. overflowing with gratitude, but at the same time, we are hearing chatter about salesforce acquiring twitter. what are we hearing and what does it mean questio? several companies looked, disney look, a lot of companies looking at twitter, so the cha