steve: pushed us into bing. sustained us in that investment. we started with office 365. pushed into the hardware business with surface. and now satya nadella, my successor, is taking things to infinity and beyond, if you will. emily: how do you feel being asked about your successes and failures, what you are most proud of at least proud of? steve: at this stage, i'm almost three years out. it's ancient history. there are some things i wish i would have done differently, of course. i started a company that had about $2.5 million in revenue and 30 people and left a company that had $22 billion in profit and i el like net/net, pretty good scess. emily: what is your relationship with bill like today? steve: we have kind of drifted apart. he has his life and i have mine. microsoft was the thing that really bound us. we started off as friends but got in mashed around microsoft and since then, since i have gone, we have drifted little bit. emily: when you left, he left suddenly. what really happened? steve: it was not a simple thing for either one of us. i think at the end of t

bing. push us into get us into the cloud. we pushed into the hardware surface -- business with surface.successor is taking things to infinity and beyond, if you will. emily: what is your relationship with bill like today? steve: we have drifted apart. he has his life and i have mine. microsoft is what bound us. we started off as friend but we aroundmashed -- enmeshed microsoft. we have drifted a bit. emily: what really happened? steve: i think at the end of the day, there are two things. a little bit of difference in opinion on the strategic direction of the company, vucevic is a challenge. number two, -- which i think is a challenge. a brotherlywe had relationship, both the good and bad, and i think that was more difficult at the end with the strategic direction change. is not going anywhere so the rest of the board felt pressured despite the fact that profits were going up. we had a combustible situation. emily: does it ever bought the you that you don't get credit for that? steve: sure, and no. at the end of the day i have the comfort of knowing what i did and feeling good about myse

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comment here, a decision there from years or even binged dids in the past -- or even decades in the past and use their medi immediate media o transform them into full-fledged stories. they're counting on people not knowing the full story. such a cynical dishonest campaign. it is not about the truth or fairly evaluating the president-elect's nominee to be attorney general. and it's despicable, and that's beneath the dignity of us here in the united states senate. to be honest, these tactics are really not about senator sessions at all but about the power of those who are using these tactics. they have to mark their territory, flex their muscle, and show that they are still a force to be reckoned with. if such things as fairness, integrity, truth, or decency have to be sacrificed in that power struggle, so be it, i guess. i hope my colleagues not only will resist these tactics but that they will join me in exposing and rejecting them. they degrade the senate, they mislead our fellow citizens, and they quor road our democrats -- corrode our democracy. let us stay focused on our people here, which is to evaluate whether the president-elect's nomin

group for some reason out of our control goes into a shiite village and commits a genocide or the reverse, the shiites go on a sectarian binge, i don't want us to be held liable unless you can prove that we knowingly engaged in the act in question, that it wasn't enough just to help the tribal leaders, sunni tribal leaders fight al qaeda, that if they do something outside of what we intended, the only way we can be liable and people working for us can be liable is if we knew about it and we're involved in it. and that's what's missing. so it may be harder for the lawyers representing the 9/11 families to prove the case, but if we don't make the standard as i described, we're opening ourselves up as a nation, all those throughout the world. nobody understands the world better than senator mccain. i promise you we're providing aid and assistance to groups that are very questionable at best but that's the world in which we live in. the mideast is a complete mess. and i don't want my country, our country and those who serve under our flag to ever be hauled in a foreign court because they were doing the training and equipping that our nation orde