this was from microsoft interna parrot. >> hello, and welcome to microsoft ignite. we've got a big day ahead, and lots in store for you. first, we want to acknowledge that the land where the microsoft campus is situated wa traditionally occupied and othe coast peoples since time immemorial. >> really? have you paid royalties to them for building your stupid campus on their land? probably not frayed you think mentioning their name get you out of the obligation? i don't think so microsoft, we will talk to you later. onto the rest of the video. to got weirder than that. >> i have a conclusion woman with. >> i'm a conch asian man with a blackbeard. >> i'm a white woman with short brown hair wearing and naval an floral browse and dark jeans frisky guy wearing a burgundy shirt and some blue jeans ricky i'm a white man wearing a polo shirt, blue jeans, and glasses break again i'm black woman wit light black in. >> i will describe what i look like to help those who have low vision or may not otherwise see me. them a white woman with dark brown hair, wearing a hot pink sweat

movement apparently this is from microsoft internal. >> hello and welcome to microsoft ignite. we've got a big day ahead and that lots store. first, we want to acknowledge that the land or the microsoft situation wasn't traditionally occupied by that's an image the dula measure the snoqualmie the suquamish the muckleshoot the snohomish of the two layla and other coast of lucia people since time in memorial. >> really? have you paid royalties to the muckleshoot people rebuilding her stupid campus on their land? probably not. we think of achieving their nam gets you out of the obligation. i don't think so but onto the rest of the video a got weirder than that i'll make occasion woman long blonde hair pick ove he have i'm a white woman with short brown hair wearing a navy and floral blouse and dark jean i'm a tall hispanic well wearin a burgundy shirt and bluejeans'. a white man wearingwh a polo sh blue jeans and glasses. >> of a black woman with light brown skin rocking curly hair today in redshirt and black jacket. i'm an asian white female with dark brown hair wearing a red sle

is that a positive sign for microsoft? >> microsoft has been a great performer. it's not exhibiting the same characteristics that apple is. i would rather be in microsoft than the s&p i would rather be in microsoft than broker dealers or other cyclical stocks showing real distribution if one had to choose between apple and microsoft, by my work, apple is the winner. >> carter, thank you would you make the same choice, karen? >> well, i have them both. i don't know i guess not then i have them both i keep them both i think they're both great it's not a terrific answer, but that's my book. >> i guess it's like asking which child you love more. >> exactly i do have a favorite >> dan, will ask you >> just kidding. >> i think the more interesting question -- carter said he would rather own microsoft than the s&p 500. i would rather own the s&p 500 for a lot of what we have been talking about is the poor breadth. we have a lot of stocks that have been marked down. there was a stat about how many stocks -- more than 50% of the s&p 500 are down more than 10% from their r

how will it cope, for example, with the might of microsoft teams? i think it is a good question stopping microsoft is using its classic bundling techniques to make sure the products are bundled in with the other purchasers, in this case office 365. i think competitors will be giving it away for free, increasingly. zoom is still i think the best, but when you have people giving it away for free to becomes table stakes, it is much harder to make money. it is much harder to make mone . �* , it is much harder to make money. it is much harder to make mone. �* , ., ., it is much harder to make mone. , ., ., , money. because although zoom is rofitable money. because although zoom is profitable it _ money. because although zoom is profitable it doesn't _ money. because although zoom is profitable it doesn't really - profitable it doesn't really have any other strings to its bow, does it? do you expect it to start to diversify?— to start to diversify? that took about _ to start to diversify? that took about running i to start to diversify? “trust too

so microsoft is investing heavily. they said before they plan on going after zoom with all they have and eating their lunch. so zoom, i would not -- i'm in the camp that rallies had to be sold versus buying the dips. i think this story has done a complete 180 and there's no growth and the valuation's probably still too steep, the stock down another 8% today. >> i guess the hope there would be there is going to be this model, this hybrid model for a while, if you go down south a lot of people in the office, but in the northeast a lot of people pushing back will there be a market longer term for zoom in it's not going to be what it is but we're not going to delete the app off our phones or computers, it's going to be a hybrid situation where video communications have a role. >> exactly 100% but i think the difference is, as you said, and in fairness to zoom, i think the last quarter was better than many expected. but with smaller customers being a top piece of the revenue pie that's going to lead to a volatile metric. yo

>> he's worked at microsoft since the company started gaming 20 years ago. at the time, people were skeptical xbox could compete in an industry dominated by sony. now with games like hilo the concept brings in billions of dollars every year for microsoft. >> 3 billion people play video games on the planet. most are playing on devices they already own that they might use for other phone calls, tablets, whatever. at microsoft we are putting the player at the center and allowing somebody to play all the games, connect to all the community they want to connect to, regardless of what device they want to play on. we're using the power of the cloud to deliver xbox games that run on consoles but also run on the cloud and come to players anywhere. that is for us our long term vision is allowing anybody -- when everybody plays, we all win. >> all right. come on. oh, no. going backwards. just push. >> i have faith in you. you're going to catch up. >> reporter: this is called ritual humiliation. how long do they take to create these things? >> big triple-a games. three,

were already partnered on microsoft azure, onedrive and microsoft office and it sounds like they're going to continue building these partnerships as they expand into the metaverse what else, john, i know you're a skeptic. >> anybody else forget that facebook workplace was a thing i think they got 7 million paid subs while microsoft teams has around 150 million is this capitulation when i see, i don't know, we'll see how quickly they can grow from 7 to more than 10 and maybe upwards into 20. >> john was on your page, john, when it came to the use of the word metaverse. >> a lot of marketing dollars behind metaverse a lot of marketing dollars >>> check out shares if palantir downgrading the company to sell after revenue growth slowed those shares down5% today. but it's a stock that is down 40% since february still up, though, 150% since its ipo a year ago more "techcheck" is straight ahead. stay with us you're a one-man stitchwork master. but your staffing plan needs to go up a size. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candid

stuart: i just find microsoft a fascinating company. they seem to be firing on all cylinders and not doing anything really wrong that i can think of >> and gaming. stuart: with a good public image >> gaming is by the way a huge business and people forget that gaming is a bigger business than all of hollywood combined. stuart: it is. >> isn't that incredible? stuart: it took me a long time to realize that but it's absolutely true. >> titles are worth more than box office hits, yeah. stuart: next one, you know this story. you gotta explain it to me. gaming platform, just restored after three-day outage. susan, what's this about chipotle being to blame? >> yeah, so reports say that the outage for the kid's video game maker goes back to halloween promotion event in partnership with chipotle that apparently crashed the site for three days. that's a big deal when you have close to 50 million daily active users, and oh, by the way, more than 60% of the users are under the age of 16 so they want their game and it's bad timing since it's hallowe

i'm already partner with facebook and microsoft and we will build on that. liz: this strikes me is not exactly the same thing but when disney bought pixar it was the king of animation then it looked to pixar and said you're really doing it in an amazing way. this is an opportunity for you to grab onto that. we should let our viewers know you ran electronic arts, the gaming giant and that's why you would've known about what for many years. talk to me about the possibility at some point, where you could envision dealing with major motion pictures. now that you have this acquisition at some point. >> a couple of things. disney is a company that has the best entertainment and intellectual property portfolio brand in the world. with pixar they got more the intellectual property. it is the leader of real-time treaty technology globally by a wide margin. now we've acquired tools that bring you a platform the largest audience of creators in the world. from our own respective businesses, this is our pixar were acquiring and intellectual property portfolio that is sta

amazon, microsoft, google and even oracle to bid the $10 billion just icon, to microsoft under the trump administration is amazon sued, politically motivated with trump upset at washington post coverage with jeff bezos, the pentagon canceling the deal, starting all over again and this time the entire contract could go to more than one cloud provider, not just microsoft or amazon but all four in different parcels. stuart: the bottom line is amazon is not at the record high, microsoft is. and apple is. good stuff indeed for big tech. the first country, austria, first country in europe to make vaccines mandatory for all residents over the age of 12, got to get the jab in austria. austria begins its fourth lockdown next weekend germany's health minister says they won't rule out lockdown the the. rick grenell is former us ambassador to germany and joined me now. these chronic lockdowns over there, forcing people to get vaccinated, i don't think you can do that in the united states. what's the difference from here to there? >> there is a difference between austria and germany. i don't think it

microsoft teams centers on instantaneous communication between workers. experts say meta stands to benefit from the move as its workplace service is lagging behind with competitors. >>> okay, let's bring in raj mathai. >> we have a lot going on. right now at 5:30, every week it seems to be getting more expensive, gas, groceries and other sameles. >> the outlook is a little more bleak than we thought. by now there was a sense that maybe prices would be coming down or at least stabilizing from here. >> they're not coming down. what president biden is promising to do to tease the strain on americans. >>> plus sobbing on the witness stand. >> there were people there -- >> the reason he says he didn't do anything wrong. >>> they're meant to help with traffic at this intersection, but soon they'll be going away, and the reason may not be what you expect. >> good wednesday, everyone. the news at 5:00 starts right now. >> i'm raj mathai. things seem to be getting more expensive, it is true. we dealing with the highest inflation rate since 1990. today president bi

given the choice you're still the microsoft pick, right? >> still like microsoft. we do own apple in some of our portfolios. the challenge with both of those names are relative weights to the index. for us we have risk controls. we're not going enat index weights for either of those but we hold both in other portfolios. liz: j&j, caterpillar, crown castle. we have just under 40 seconds left here. we're about to see new records again. how long does this bull market continue? >> it has been really impressive. lots of things helping to do that. negative real rates. you have really positive earnings reports coming out this quarter. big wall of cash on the sidelines. looks like we'll still be in a accommodative position from a monetary standpoint. fiscal looks like kicking in additional dollars. could have support for the market head into next year. liz: you're making money for your clients. 24 billion in assets under management. thanks a lot. folks, i will say too close to call for the s&p. nasdaq will close at an all time record high at the moment. we're so glad you j

and welcome to microsoft ignite. first we want to acknowledge that the land where the microsoft campus is situated was traditionally occupied by the samish the do you amish the so he qualm militia. the sue the snow homish the tula and other coast people. my neighbor is allison wins i'm a senior program manager in our developer tools division. i'm an asian and white female with dark brown hair wearing a red sleeveless top. >> and i'm seth program manager of the a.i. platform group male wearing blue khaki pants. >> i'm asian woman i do go by she her. >> i am caucasian i go by he, him. >> rachel: joining me now our fox news tributer lara trump and seattle radio host jason rantz. jason, i'm going to start with you, was it absolutely necessary to acknowledge the muck kel shoots? >> yes. i have to start by saying my name is jason rantz i'm 39-year-old on ten dire though jewish gay male with perfect suit and portrays my actual net with worth on land in the studio previously stolen by a shady masseuse who wasn't paying her r

microsoft ignite conference kicks off today. the company will introduce more than 90 new services and updates, including microsoft's next step into the meta-verse. the ceo spoke exclusively to bloomberg's emily chang. >> whenever i think about the meta-verse, it sort of comes down to really bringing the real world people, places, and things to the digital world. for us, and fact, this is happening both in the consumer space and the commercial space. seven years ago is when we launched hollow lens -- launched hololens. this pandemic has made the commercial use cases much more mainstream, even though sometimes the consumer stuff feels like science fiction. i was able to go with the nhs hospital in the u.k. and do a virtual visit of the covid wards. i was able to go to the toyota manufacturing plant and to a remote site, and even the space station. so i think the ability to be able to have the malleability of digital really helped bring things together. emily: you are working with a number of partners, including facebook, which jus

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on those grounds, winner challenged microsoft's denial in 2017. she was invited to re-interview, and this time, got the job. >> i was so excited. all of that devastation and the hurt and the sadness, gone. [laughs] i was just ecstatic. i remember the recruiter. she says, wow, i have never had a response like this before. [laughter] i say, girl, i have gone through it. i've been going through it. amna: so if this law wasn't on the books and shelley hadn't called you, what would have been her recourse? >> she wouldn't have had any direct recourse. amna: patrick mulligan leads san francisco's office of labor standards enforcement, which implements that fair chance ordinance. >> there is 70 million adult americans that have some sort of arrest oconviction history. the employment is regarded as probably the number one issue regarding recidivism in this country. so i think issues that affect one-third of the adult population are important for everybody. amna: across the country 37 , stat and more than 150 cities and counties have "ban the box" rules tha

matt: he may not have guessed microsoft would be worth $2.5 trillion so soon. dave wilson there, our chief stocks editor. we are going to talk a little bit about brexit. jonathan: no, i am going to be done on that. i hate marking to market the wealth of these guys. by all means, you take the other side of that. the director of research of bloomberg intelligence. looking at things right now, this bill they have put out, reducing hospitalizations and debts and high list patients by -- high-risk patients, sam fazeli, the numbers look great. is it a game changer? sam: it can be, and thank for having me back on. it has been a while since i saw you. there are certain considerations here. let's not take away the fact that this was a great result. the issue is you have to be tested and then get treated within the first five days of being positive. the way pcr tests are today, the cost it has in some countries, that may be an issue, but it was also an issue for the merck drug. but still, even if it comes down to 60% or 50%, that is a great result. lisa: one of the reaso

they would be a microsoft ecosystem for a long time. microsoft will be battling it out with google, and apple and years to come. lauren: speaking of capital gains taxes, taxing wealth, that is very much on the table for build back better? the bill passed the house, go through the senate can it still provide wealth in the country? is that something we see on the horizon? >> the current administration wants to attack the wealthy and the successful. it is never worked in the past, previous administration, the successful people as we are seeing from a lot of people. it is going to pass, we will keep a favorable tax rate, we have wealthy people figuring out the best way to find the tax haven. i would not be concerned about that. lauren: don't move there permanently because we will miss you. the office plans, most workers at goldman sachs and morgan stanley, are back on a rotational basis. they have been back in the market since september. wells fargo bringing them back in the new year. goldman adding new benefits so their employees don't bur

i'm excited to see really the limits of even microsoft limits and also team dynamic limits. what are the problems that we're going to use to entertain counter and social interactions and, you know, how are we going to overcome different problems that they might put towards us and how we can manage long duration human spaceflight as we have missions that are going to go to the noun and hopefully keep on onwards to mars. and so it's really important to understand, you know, how humans will interact in these long duration includes isolated environments. it's important to see how international, different different international groups and backgrounds and cultures interact on my woman at the minute. the most important thing for me is to understand how effective this distance training will be. how it will help astronauts gain the knowledge they need to make space flights in the future when you do not have the opportunity to get help from an instructor and you can only rely on yourself. once the experiment begins, this door will be sealed, shut with fixed crew members behind it. an

and then microsoft. really the best example of what a non-founder can do satya nadal took over microsoft in 2014 and growth at microsoft has been extraordinary from really on the brink of being a has-been to returning that company to a global tech power. dorsey seems to think twitter is ready for that transformation. with someone who knows the company well, but isn't the company's creator. by the way, we've gotten used to a bearded dorsey. i did an interview with a much, much, younger, much more clean-shaven jack dorsey many years ago when twitter was brand new. i posted that interview to my twitter, which seems appropriate. you can find that @scottmcgrew on twitter. >>> okay. you can see scott mcgrew and the morning team every weekday, "today in the bay" 4:30 to 7:00 a.m. on nbc bay area. >>> this is a high-profile week at the supreme court. the justices will hear a direct challenge to roe v. wade. it's coming from mississippi. that state passed a law in 2018 to ban most abortions after 15 weeks of preg

everybody said microsoft would never be changed and then apple showed up. there is an economist that coined the term the force of creative destruction and the beauty of the free marketplace is when you open to competition and have this constant turnover and constant change. my ultimate answer to conservatives is i bet you there are some real code -- real good code writers out there. start writing some code, start coming up with some platforms. if you can't beat them, let's -- if you can't join them, let's beat them. let's come up with some good platforms of our own. nicholas: i would like to know what your biggest regret as a public servant has been. mr. pence: to be honest with you, one of my biggest regrets in my life is i did not go into the military after college. i had the idea in my senior year of high school of signing up for the marine corps. i came home with a home for -- and full of brochures and i said dad, i am going to sign up. dad was a combat veteran. he saw combat in korea and came home. he had a metal that he put in the drawer and never tal

they call microsoft, the gold standard of the bunch. stocks up 50% year to date deutsche sees upside of further 20%. still ahead, dee. >> more dollars for that market cap. >>> meanwhile, regulation could be on the way for stable coins, popular type of crypto currency values peg two traditional currencies is like the dollar. president biden's working group on financial markets releasing report on the space calling on congress to, quote, act promptly to enact legislation so that stable koins and stable coin arrangements are subject to more oversights specifically the report recommends stablecoin i issuance to be limited to ensured banks giving regulators more control over the coins. one of the biggest stablecoin issuers circle releasing a report joining us now ceo and co-founder jeremy alair. walk us through a worst case scenario what are regulregulators and las worried on i realize circle has different transparency standards than tether which is twice the market cap of circle. what is the worst case scenario? >> well, i mean, there are a

microsoft from the tech side of things and then walmart. take us through why those three are your top picks >> so exxon oblviously related, we believe there's plenty ofup side in today's move by the administration to release reserves it's a temporary fix we're not producing enough oil and as a result, there's going to be price increases. it's a global commodity, but the opec plus group has no real impetus to increase their production as long as they're not losing share and right now, they're not. exxon mobil is incredibly cheap, a 5.8% dividend yield. microsoft is just a great story, executing on all cylinders we love the azure business we think they're taking share from amazon web services when we think about corporate america, if you're thinking about outsourcing to the cloud, microsoft is a trusted business partner. amazon is a potential competitor we can see their growth quarter by quarter they're gaining share. and ultimately walmart, which is executing incredibly well here mark talked about the supply chain dynamics clearly the big bo

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microsoft's stock, though, has surged 45% this year with pandemic. induced demand for its cloud based computing services and the u.s. oil rig count is headed higher as oil prices rise. baker hughes says there were 2 more additional oil rigs that were put up last week. that's an indication of more gas production is we do see prices go up live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king. james. all right, thank you very much, jane. >> time now 7.19 at the un climate summit in scotland. president biden says the u.s. is going to lead by example. but his climate and infrastructure bill is stalled in dc alexandra le mon has more. >> good morning. president joe biden did pledge to lead by example. but in order to accomplish his climate goals. the president needs his build back better plan to be passed and it's currently stuck in congress. >> at the un climate summit monday, president joe biden told fellow world leaders. there's no time to waste. will we see the enormous opportunity for us. >> or you are really can damage future generations to suffer climate

stuart: have you ever done a zoom meeting and/or a microsoft teams meeting? i mean? >> the same day in the same hour? yes. stuart: are they comparable? >> they are comparable i would say also google meet depends do you have a gmail account because it's easy to just push the button on the e-mail box itself so there's a lot of competition with ease-of-use and less friction. stuart: susan thank you very much indeed. the media reports that president biden has told our allies yes, he will run again in 2024. look, he's going to be 82 by then, and if he runs, he will have to mountain under energetic campaign, and he has to say this he's got to say, i'm running. if he were to give the slightest hint that he will call it quits after one term, he has a mad scramble to get in line, a disaster for an already badly- divided democrat party, okay, and it would put even more pressure on the already- embattled vice president harris. what a situation. less than a year into his presidency, there are widespread fears he's not up to the job and surrounded by crisis of his own making, he'

washington dc, 1900. 63, i'm microsoft speak when president johnson introduce stoves voting rights, sad to the american public. he used the language of the civil rights movement. ah, it took almost a 100 years to realize that those civil war amendments granted because there was a push back to the rights that were granted on the amendments. we had the what we call the jim crow error where lots of states pass laws that made it impossible for minority voters. black voters to be able to vote. they had literacy tests, they had poll taxes. so while on the books, it said you had the right to vote. in reality, you didn't who you know, you hear that america is one of the oldest democracies in the world. but in reality, most people have not had a chance to participate in our democracy. and even now we're facing a lot of laws that try to limit or create barriers to that car dissipation i co direct the voting rights project. that work really opened my eyes to the challenges within our democracy. wasn't just about elections, but it was the rule that racial discrimination played in voting right. so i

microsoft down $5, down 40, amazon is down 35. here's the reason why tech is down, the yield on the 10 year treasury moving up, 167 earlier, 164 now. big tech is down. another win for republican state. samsung chooses texas for its gigantic $17 billion semi conductor plant. a formal announcement comes this afternoon. reportedly they will billion taylor, small town 30 miles from austin. texas is on its way to becoming a major high-tech center. intel, hiring 1700 for its design campus in austin. elon musk moving to the's record is there. why texas? it is a pro-business state. executives and high-tech workers flooding in phase low taxes. minimum of regulation and the governor committed to prosperity. businesses not exactly flooding into california. business is going the other way. escaping a failing education system, draconian environmental rules, skyhigh taxes and the governor who never met a mandate he didn't like. new jersey or illinois, business takes a backseat. capitalism and exploitation. big state governors stamp their feet a

a knack for taking advantage of market timing and in march paul pelosi exercise $2 million worth of microsoft options just two weeks when her daughter got a $22 billion contract with high-tech headsets. and then right before joe biden announced electric car incentives. in june, the pelosi family cashed and being time just before congress was set to pounce on big tech. mr. policy exercise options on the period company also that making five.$3 million. to be fair the policies have never been indicted for insider trading on —- trading but in investments and access combined with import —- fortunate timing has a lot of suspicion. we just follow the money and there is a lot of it. thanksgiving kicks off holiday travel season and it is about to get wild. southwest airlines whistleblower exposes my all five meltdowns. jesse: holiday travel season season officially kicked off with americans flying for the thanksgiving weekend. the tsa is expected to see 20 million passengers this week but just one.2 4 million expected tomorrow making it the busiest day this year and could have trouble with a huge

it was a microsoft streaming event this week that had a very curious start. >> raymond: they practically apologized even for the land they were standing on, laura. >> we want to acknowledge the land where the microsoft campus is situated was traditionally occupied by the sammamish, snoqualmie, suquamish -- >> i'm a caucasian woman with long blonde hair and i go by she/her. >> i'm a caucasian man with glasses and a beard. i go by he/him. >> raymond: this was such an education for me. i think i will begin every folly segment with i am raymond, i am a hispanic-italian man with dark hair and a blue suit that goes by sire and my lesion and i am standing on swampland once owned by alligators. >> laura: raymond, when you sent this to me, i don't know who sent it to whom, i said this is funny, when did "saturday night live" do this. i actually thought "saturday night live" had gotten to be funny, that they were actually funny. wow, who is this actor's quest market is the real thing. >> raymond: when you are this self-aware and apologizing for the place you are standing, just stay home and let th

for the land they were standing on. >> we want to acknowledge the lead with the microsoft campus since we did was traditionally occupied by the snoqualmie, the suquamish -- >> caucasian woman with long hair. >> a caucasian man. >> this was such education for me. i think i will begin every folly segment with i am raymond, i'm hispanic italian man with dark hair and blue suit who goes by sire and my leisure time standing on swampland once owned by alligators and nutrients. >> when you sent this to me i thought this is funny, when did saturday night live do this. i had saturday night live gotten to be funny because this is great, who is this actress and it is the real thing. >> when you are the software and apologizing for the place you are standing just stay home and let the people who own the place originally broadcast. you will be happier that way. laura: give it back to people, then where do the snoqualmie go? is there another age they can return the land 2, at some point you run out of generations. >> some people say one thing and do another entirely. the duchess of sussex has long d

his push for a green revolution and what he said when asked about alleged inappropriate e-mails at microsoft. >>> and our journey across america to washington, d.c. for a game of checkers at the site of our nation's capital you rarely see on tv. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. across america reporting tonight from washington, d.c. >> good evening from washington, d.c. on day three of our journey across america where i spoke to the country's top military leader about a world growing more dangerous. we'll get to that in a few moments. but tonight we also happen to be standing in the shadow of our top story, the election for governor in neighboring virginia the win by republican glenn youngkin over democrat terry mcauliffe has democrats licking wounds and looking for something or someone to blame as president biden observes another political body blow. the president returning from europe overnight. his legislative priorities at home still in limbo and now facing his party's loss of a key state house with another that's been hanging by a thread all day kristin welker leads our c

even for folks just reading the headlines, whether it's the solar winds events, the microsoft server attacks, rans om wear. there's a lot happening out there. can you tell us from your perspective what the threat landscape looks like and how it's changed over time? general nakasone: the threat landscape. when i first started working cyberspace exclusively which was about 2009. 2009, 2010, just in the -- as we were starting to think how do you stand up cyber command and what would it be, it was focused on this idea of espionage. we were concerned about people coming into our classified networks and stealing secrets. there were a period of a couple years, we started get very concerned about actors that started to do disruptive attacks against us like the attack against wall street. being able to use the cyberspace to then move into the information sphere. i think coupled in 2015 with the realization of the hack of the office of personnel management that we lost so many records and so much data, we started to see kind of the trend of cyberspace going from espionage to disruption and wha

stuart: let's have a look at microsoft. why not? we have deutsche bank saying microsoft has room to run. that means it could go up what level? >> you like this other term in this analysis which is the gold standard which comes to technology shares, that is what they say microsoft is, $390, or another 20% upside and the reason it is the gold standard which i know you like, because microsoft has the widest and deepest mode of any company. do you believe that is true? the x boxer windows operating software. when cloud is number 2, yours is number 2, it has faster growth rates but don't know if there is anything competitive. stuart: don't know about that but i do know they are firing on all cylinders. >> stock price going up. stuart: where's the negative? >> the legacy business, everybody knows that and it is execution incidental. stuart: one more. the online education people are down 40%. what happened? >> students are not coming back, business is not doing as well as anticipated. a huge drop. students are not coming back as anticipate

let me check microsoft. it has hit another all-time high. it is on track for a second record close, 340 on microsoft. show me meta-. the social media platform rolling out a new feature that will allow popular users to get paid for live streaming content. they can buy badges that will make their questions and comments more noticeable during live streams. still on meta-they revealed a virtual-reality glove and it was copied from their ideas. what is going on with this glove? >> a company called sorry about that, called x center patented the technology for the feedback glove and demonstrated to meta-executives, it is coupled with virtual-reality to give the illusion the user is physically touching an object in a virtual space. the ceo, jake rubin says his company had hosted many engineers, researchers and executives from meta-to demonstrate the groundbreaking technology. in a press release meta-says it's teams have been working 7 years on various technologies that went into with gloves. meta-has yet to respond to those claims. stuart: tick-tock

everybody said microsoft could never be changed, and then apple showed up. there is an economist by the name of joe's and show peter, who coined the term, the fourth of creative destruction. the beauty in a free marketplace is that when you open to competition and have this constant turnover, this constant change. my ultimate answer to conservatives in this freedom generation is that i bet there is some real good code writers in here. start writing some code, start writing up some platforms. if you can't beat them, let's join a, and then let's beat them. go out there and create some big tech companies of our own. >> hello mister vice president, my name is nicholas. i would like to know what your biggest regret as a public public servant has been. >> to be honest with you, one of my biggest regrets in my life is i did not go into the military after college. i had the idea in my senior year of high school of signing up for the marine corps. i came home with a handful of brochures. i sat down with my dad and i said dad, i'm going to sign up. that was a combat v

you bought microsoft and why take profits in the other? >> microsoft just got way too big. it has been our largest position for years. it just got too big and we had to trim it down. we are overweight large cap tech for just a host of reasons, you mentioned some of them, but the technology adoption in the post-covid world has only been accelerated and these are the leading companies that -- that are basically participating. collectively they've done about $130 billion in capex over the last 12 months so we should expect new innovations, new products, new markets coming out from that capex. if you look at their free cash flows, roughly 4% to 7%. that's against the market and the s&p, x, and these large cap techs is roughly 6.5%. so while they're trading at higher multiples of cash flow their growth rates are double the market the margins are double the market and every investor has to recognize that with the growth of indexing, roughly 25% of all monies going into the s&p are going into large-cap tech. so you have to have an overweight in these names. >> why did you -- why a

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