track everything that you do on the internet. and i understand that also with android, they can track your location something like 1,000 times a day. if they gather all this information, like where you are, what you re looking up, what you like, what you buy, what do they do with that? well, google is in the influence business. it s, you know, it gives away all its products for free but it makes $30 billion as a monopoly so how does that work? well, it s their business to sell your private most secure most intimate information to advertisers or to use it for their own benefit. and largely, you know, advertising is a good business. my problem is we have never seen this amount of intimate information. they know what you want. what you think. what you believe. what you read, what you watch, what you intend to know. they know everything about you because they track you 24/7, 365, they know more about you than you know about yourself.
colleagues, number are influenced by it. it s difficult to not find somebody in washington who is one way or another is connected to the influence business. obama didn t keep 100% of what he said he would because he couldn t. but he is less reliant on lobbyists. eric: in 2008, he said i will not use lobbyists, i won t use lobbyists for my campaign for my white house. people probably did vote for him on that. dana: listen to this. kimberly: i ll get greg s reaction. does anyone remember president obama saying this about the lobbyists? this is 2007. take a listen. i am in this race. to tell corporate lobbyists their days of setting the agenda in washington are over. they have not funded my campaign. they will not work in my white house. kimberly: what about that? those are strong direct clear words. greg: i was totally confused by what he said. lobbying isn t a bad thing.
colleagues, number are influenced by it. it s difficult to not find somebody in washington who is one way or another is connected to the influence business. obama didn t keep 100% of what he said he would because he couldn t. but he is less reliant on lobbyists. eric: in 2008, he said i will not use lobbyists, i won t use lobbyists for my campaign for my white house. people probably did vote for him on that. dana: listen to this. kimberly: i ll get greg s reaction. does anyone remember president obama saying this about the lobbyists? this is 2007. take a listen. i am in this race. to tell corporate lobbyists their days of setting the agenda in washington are over. they have not funded my campaign. they will not work in my white house. kimberly: what about that? those are strong direct clear words. greg: i was totally confused by what he said. lobbying isn t a bad thing.