tony robbins spent shell months tempted. to tell the same thing right. now at this rally on wall street. hello i'm richard gives birth and you're at the listening post here are some of the stories we're covering this week extremist voices and the media to give them a platform or not that is the question if he'll be the new prime minister and the media so far so good but how real will the reforms prove to be a bangladeshi photojournalist appears on al-jazeera speaks his mind and ends up behind bars yes i mean i really do this is not and the saudi twitter account that crashed and burned after evoking memories of nine eleven we began with a question on the rise of far right and the immigration movements in countries like great britain do such movements and the support that they attract drive media coverage or is it the other way around do the news media through excessive coverage help manufacture that support take tommy robinson who calls himself a warrior for freedom of speech on issues such as migration when he rails against the supposedly creeping influe

man, that's a tony robbins story.. now i know the exact number. it was 1,007 times, but i always rounded it off to a thousand. can you imagine 1,007 nos? you going to somewhere, "no," "no," "no"-- i could be for another 30 minutes before we get to 1,007 nos. and it just clicked in my mind. wow, no is really yes. unbelievable. you just gotta keep going, gotta keep fighting. so you start to become a fan of no. how important is money to you? money is-- my mom taught me at a young age-- money is a passport, allows you to come and go but does not make you. so money for me, when i was a little kid, since i didn't have stability, i didn't have security, i didn't have protection, that's all. it helps secure, stabilize my life, and protect, and allows me to build generations. but money's ugly. and, for me, i've seen what money does to people, especially when they're famous. it's like throwing gasoline on the fire. and let me tell you, if you were an ( bleep ) broke, you're gonna be an ( bleep ) millionaire, ( bleep ) billionai

. >> tony robbins, greatest strategist coach in the world, mark mark benioff, ceo of sales force, leading software enterprise company and courtney and his brother carter are doing, take a good idea, become a great company. you have shelley salas doing more for women to promote equality than any other female around the world, literally going around the globe helping women. they are helping modernize what is being done for a long time. fidelity and millionaires and maybe it could have been multimillionaires if we attacked some things along the way. maybe we'll help them being at global level. cheryl: fees at smaller business you want fees lower. m 13 really focused on consumer tech. i don't think i expected with you retirement planning in any way. what got you interested in this. >> sure, first off, we're lucky enough to touch literally dozens of invested, involved with over 100 businesses. as i talk to people, it was amazing how many people didn't know what they were paying for 401(k)s. unfortunately myself included. i think we love to be involved with businesses that are really disruptive