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i wanted to start with a word of congratulations, because 20 years ago, netscape, which you co-founded, launched. can we get some applause for that? [applause] ushering in the web as we know it. how does that feel? mark: it is fantastic. it is so extraordinary. we had a little bit of a glimmer that something might happen, that it might matter, that this internet thing might work out ok. and it turned out it has. emily: you have been incredibly productive since. you started a little venture capital firm, andreessen-horowitz. you have also tweeted 33,000 times. mark: in? emily: in one year. mark: thank you. emily: which is more than all three founders of twitter combined. mark: yes. that is true. emily: since twitter started, by the way. mark: i really think the stock in the company should be rebalanced. [laughter] emily: we are going to reference some of your tweets throughout this conversation, and i wanted to start with this one, given the anniversary of netscape. this is true, when i came to silicon valley in 1994, i thought i had missed all the opportunity, fun, and excitement. it f

john, before we go, i want to talk to you about new co-. you are launching your conference this week. victor: twitter is opening its stores. emily: give us the inside scoop. tell us about the highlights. victor: it's a completely different kind of conference. we have over 200 companies in the bay area opening their doors. we do it in 16 cities around the world, but this week, it's time for oakland and san francisco. one of the highlights is absolutely going to be twitter. emily: who is talking to you? victor: they have a full session and a roundtable of executives. my feeling is they might mix it up given this news. i was try to figure it out, but i couldn't. executives from a number of great companies including uber and lyft, and small businesses, as well. emily: hopefully your attendees will get a glimpse of jack, the new and permanent ceo. one last question -- bringing the founder back to a company, john, how optimistic are you about it? you have known him for many years. you knew dick costolo. is he a different person now? victor: absolu

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you co-sponsored it? is that going to make it through? will we export oil and other petroleum products from the country? >> yes, and hopefully so, from the democrats' point can we govern? governing is at times mean balancing the budget. our side is in favor of that. >> and bill clinton balanced the budget. >> amen! amen! >> representative brat, congratulations! take another victory lap and come back tomorrow and get to work, we need you. >> thank you much. charles: hillary clinton declares war on wall street, but she needs that money, too. how far is she really going to go? nobody is going to go jail. the? it runs on optimism. it's what sparks ideas. moves the world forward. invest with those who see the world as unstoppable. who have the curiosity to look beyond the expected and the conviction to be in it for the long term. oppenheimerfunds believes that's the right way to invest... ...in this big, bold, beautiful world. we ship everything you atcan imagine.n, and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnig

. >> i think we said at the top, you co-manage the tactical bond etf with jeffrey? is that correct? o you think of the ten-year today at 202, 203, and what the fed is going to do between now and the end of the we're, and throwing the cavat out that swrefry has been clear with me and others that he doesn't see the fed moving this year? >> no. the ten-year at this level is somewhat attractive. it's not something that we get excited about at this level. we're relatively neutral on the ten-year at this stage. >> credit is where the -- >> i get emails about your shirt and tycom bination, and you did say you are a san francisco giants fan. you left it there with the mets. >> it's mets orange. >> it's good to see you. >> thanks. appreciate it. >> double line. next up on cnbc, one disruptor looking to give retail investors exclusive access to ipo's for as little as $250. that's right. $250. how can you get in on that? he is going to join us next to explain. you are watching cnbc first in business worldwide. here at td ameritrade, they work hard. wow, that was random. random? no it's all abou

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you're offering a cyber defense bill that you co-sponsored, the senate is debating it, that would encourage private businesses to more readily share information with each other and with the government. why aren't they providing that information now already? >> because of liability potentials. they could have a shareholder lawsuits because the transfer of data. not necessarily personal data, but data to the u.s. government. so we provide liability coverage when that transmission is met. we allow antitrust protection when they talk to their competitors. and we also for the first time empower by statute the federal government to push back to that business and out to business generally what type of attacks have taken place, what tool is being used and more importantly, what mechanism, what software can you put on your computer or your system to defeat that attack. this is truly an effort to try to minimize data loss. >> senator richard burr, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. >> good to be with you. >> up next on "the lead," don't push us. that warning from china to the united states afte

we're not actively going into new ones. >> right. >> one of the other disadvantages of using a co-packer is that youon't control the manufacturing process. that co-packer could have 50 to 100 other customers, so you're allocated one time slot. if your business grows and you don't have more time slots available with this co-packer, it won't matter how many orders you get. there's no time slots. there's no way to make your product. that's a big problem. >> we want to build a facility and bring all the manufacturing under one roof. >> and what's held you back from doing it? >> well, i know--obviously, you get worried. you know, i'm very, very conservative, and maybe even too much. >> conservative to a fault. >> why is that a bad thing? >> we've been talking about putting up a new facility for a long time now, and it's just going slower than-- >> yeah, but-- >> in my opinion, it should-- >> but the thing is, it--it-- you need the business there. you know, i'm not gonna put a facility up unless i know we have that much growth-- >> it's the chick--it's the chicken or the egg. >> exactly--coming in. >> wha

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. >> thank you. me co.. me too. >> reporter: mewhile, the and lincoln chafee struggled to gain much traction. >> you're looking at a block of granite. >> reporter: the one thing they didn't talk about was the vice president joe biden, there's still the outside chance that he may enter the race, but if he does, it'll need to be quick. many say though that clinton did so well last night, if biden was looking for a clear opening, this debate didn't help him find one. of course the next democratic de ebate is scheduled for n ember 14th, that one is in iowa, shiba shiba. >> thank you. >>> donald trump apparently watched the match-up. and decided to live tweet to is four and a half mi ion fo orllowers during the debate. trump said, sorry there is no star on stage tonight. also, all are scripted, two at least should not be on stagch trump will tarkin saturday night live on november 7 . that's when he returns to guest coast. >>> inf djust few hours, mayor de blasio will host his town hall meeting. 'll be held in was

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you said you were going to speak out about your salary and discuss it with your co-star. you and sienna walked off of a play when you found out your co-star was making less than you -- >> more than me. >> i meant more than you, sorry. why did you decide to speak out, bradley, and the way you're doing it? >> i was never in a position to speaking out, it was in response to jennifer lawrence's op-ed piece. the way it works in our business, you are aware of people's salary if they come into movie and they ask you to give up your salary, which often happens. actors are played less, budgets are tightenene that's the way movie making is right now. but this is an issusu those figures that you were showing before is unbelievable. that is -- the disparity has increased. so why not have transparency in the beginning. why not? and then -- so the conversation started -- it's such a taboo thing to talk about what one makes in every profession. but if that's going to clear up some sort of inequality, why wouldn't we do it? >> do you think it's getting better, sienna? >> i think the conve

you seem co-fa dent it was classified. i don't share that confidence. do you know where that material went? >> i think it is very difficult to know where it ended up but i want to reiterate, this was not a facility that had the capacity to handle classified material and there was to the best of our information, congressman, no classified material at the benghazi facility. >> the fact it wasn't capable of handling classified material, doesn't mean there was classified material there, is that correct? >> well, the procedure is not to have classified material at such a facility and again, to the best of our knowledge, there wasn't any there. >> yes, ma'am, you're not supposed to have classified things on your private server -- >> i did not, congressman. >> we know it sometimes ends up where it ought not be. i want to go back to you seriously didn't consider arming private security experts. tell me why you ever considered it at all. >> we considered a whole range of issues. we knew that the insurgent fighting gaddafi needed support and what they were provide

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-chair, one of the co-chairs of senator rubio's committee for new hampshire. and you all prove why new hampshire is such a important part of the primary, because we ask the questions, and we vet our candidates like no one else can. i'd like to thank senator rubio for coming to derry. marco is a u.s. senator from florida.

when you are a co-pilot, you assess the condition of the captain.nstance it sounds like the captain might have passed away rather quickly. the most important job is for you to keep flying the airplane. the airplane was in cruise, an auto pilot. then your next job is to figure out what's the safest course of action. in this instance he decided to divert to syracuse. if the weather was 00 at syracuse, it may have been safer to continue to boston or go to boston or someplace where the weather was good. your job as the co-pilot is to assess the situation and make the best decisions to ensure the safe flight. >> how close to boston was it at the time? i guess the rules are you have to have at least two pilots. here he is down one, and he had to make a decision quickly to land, right? >> correct. you have to have two pilots. under part 121, the faa regs, they operate with two pilots. if you -- i actually looked at the flight track for the aircraft before i came on. he turned back and went back. he was slightly past syracuse. neil, a lot of times now airli

-chair, one of the co-chairs of senator rubio's committee for new hampshire. and you all prove why new hampshire is such a important part of the primary, because we ask the questions, and we vet our candidates like no one else can. i'd like to thank senator rubio for coming to derry. marco is a u.s. senator from florida. he's also a former speaker of the house from florida. he is a -- he's an all-around great guy. he comes from very humble beginnings, and i proudly -- and i will proudly endorse senator marco rubio.