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>> -- return more, people rotate out of stocks. that is a normal thing to be happening. >> normal maybe. brendan, dom, thank you. as we watch the markets. what a start to the morning. already two minutes in, up 378. thats a big positive. now we have to turn to a very big negative. new developments in the case of missing saudi journalist jamal ca khashoggi. we are learning this morning that several journalists media organizations and business leaders including aol co-founder steve case, "new yo...

And we are going to make america great again. >> the donald had flirted with presidential runs before. >> welcome to new hampshire. >> in 2011, he tested the waters with a full support and encouragement of the trump organizations most loyal aides, chief among them, attorney michael cohen. for cohen, it was the perfect way to merge his political ambitions with his business affairs. >> i think before the election, michael cohen was perhaps more political than donald trump was, and this is someone ...

And we are going to make our country great again. >> the donald flirted with presidential runs before. >> welcome to new hampshire. >> in 2011, he tested the waters with a full support and encouragement of the trump organizations most loyal aide, chief among them, attorney michael cohen. >> i watch you every night on tv. >> well, you better. >> for cohen, it was the way to merge political ambitions with his business affairs. >> i think this, before the election, michael cohen is more political t...

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Apple. is there anything that apple is doing right now that makes you think that it wont eventually lose its dominance, the way that ibm did? >> thats the question. blackberry, aol, name all kind -- slide rules, typewriters. any time you have a magnificent castle on the hill, people will try to take it away from you. >> you wouldnt buy it if you thought the castle was falling apart. why do you like tim cook? why do you think hes so effective? >> i dont know whats in his genes or anything. but he...

Conglomerate. >> the aol-time warner merger was the classic dotcom insanity. >> $160 billion. the biggest corporate takeover ever. >> this merger will launch the next internet revolution. >> the merger of time warner and aol wasnt really a merger. it was a purchase. >> i am struck by this image today of the upstart aol gobbling up this media institution time warner. shouldnt it be the other way around? >> well, its sort of startling that a company that couldnt even buy beer is now buying one of ...

Tumbling from $113 a share to less than 16 today. >> its not the kind of stock that you can own and sleep well if youre a small investor. and i think by the way thats true of all internet stocks. >> there are plenty of people that said this is just a dip, buy the dips, this is going to come back. i think by the spring of 2001 it was pretty clear that this was over. >> three, two, one. we put this baby to bed. >> shopping is now turned off. >> we know theres a lot of pain to go around in terms of...

At aol and as you know these two companies are now together part of oath, which was created in 2017, of which verizon is the parent. competitors such as microsoft says it does not ever use email content for ad targeting anyway. the privacy policy says it can access your data for law enforcement purposes or what they call issues of public importance. google took criticism for years for content and finally under pressure to end its ad targeted email scanning. it only reads reads your emails to see...

Verizon is the parent of 2017. >> shepard: what do they form? >> yahoo and aol. they are call oath. i have animals. i have lots. but the idea is that listen, your emails are not private. lets just go with that. nothing is at all. yahoo also. >> shepard: other companies doing this, too? >> so google, g mail stopped actually last year because people were complaining about it so much. after a lot of back and forth google actually said okay. were not going to do that anymore. microsoft has said neve...

Reporting from our cousins at the "wall street journal." the parent company tells the journal its because running a free email system is expensive. and users can opt out if they want. or if they know that they need. to say. >> that was actually part of it. >> shepard: you have got to opt out? >> kind of expensive. >> shepard: opt out of them reading your emails? >> yes. and in their defense, i guess we will be generous and start with that first, they say if they are reading your emails, its real...