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He obviously cant develop those properties now, obviously, being president. so globally there still is potential for expansion of the organization. as far as what trump does afterwards, i believe that heavy loss the last election, he would have start the trump revolutionary network, a paid subscription model where you can come, listen to trump. he will somehow monetize this. it might be different. it might be a chain of motel 6 type hotels in the red state where he is so loved. so he is not a du...

Pitch. most important part is hes been operating and has proven he has customers. >> i didnt think this was just for entrepreneurs. if you have an ongoing business and youre launching something new, its so easy to sit in a room and say i know our customers are going to love this. you have to get back in that early entrepreneurial mind-set and say does anyone want this? >> release erate often, find that perfect fit. entrepreneurs have thought through the whole structure of the company, how theyre...

Like trevor, the most important part is that he has been operating and proving he has customers. >> i dont even think this is for entrepreneurs, if you have an an ongoing business, it is easy to just say that i think everyone will love this. sometimes entrepreneurs, they thought through the whole structure of the company, how they will leverage social media, market it, and they dont have anything yet. >> and you had net jets, and now you have started another company, the same space,ish, you have...

Important part is hes actually been operating, actually has proven he has customers. >> i dont think this is just for entrepreneurs. if you have an ongoing business and launching something new, it is so easy to sit in a room and be like, i know our customers are going to love this, remember, get back in the early entrepreneurial startup mind set and say does anyone want this. >> you find that perfect fit, you keep innovating. but, again, you sometimes -- entrepreneurs thought through the whole s...

Is that facebook abandon the advertising business model and adopt a subscription model. and that that would allow them to essentially align their interests not just with users, but also with content companies. so, imagine this. imagine that they could be the comcast for cord cutters so you could get all of your online media delivered through facebook. so, you would have a news feed that was your family, but with no filter. everything would be there exactly where youd like it. you could do someth...

Somebody else to implant an idea and make you believe something. that is where all this came from. and so the challenge with all of this is that as the british asked, they said are you compiling all of this information on every single person going through and the facebook representative said no. and that is just not true. they are gathering massive amounts of information. they are like a spy agency -- >> so they can fix this. you maintained these companies can fix this issue. >> absolutely. >> b...

Facebooks business. its not good for america, its not good for the users of facebook. >> reporter: and is it good for charges from this group. they sent us a statement saying, in part, facebook is a vastly different company from when it was first founded. in the past year, weve worked to destroy the business model for false news and reduce its spread, stop bad actors from meddling in elections and bring a new level of transparency to advertising. but these three insiders, who are working a new a...

That is the point if they give you enough stuff you like, suddenly you think all the people around you agree with you, suddenly you believe whatever youre shown must be fact whether its the pope endorsing trump, whether its pizza gate and so its the fake news is a symptom of this broader problem in the architecture of facebook. it could be fixed if they shifted to a subscription model, fixed by a bunch of different things that had make the company less profitable. whats hard about this is these ...

>> sarah lacy has been working hard, way too hard, she wound up in the hospital and has been struggling to balance family and an insane job and joins us now from san francisco. sarah, you moved panda to subscription model and do not have money in the bang and you wrote about this episode "i was drowning in the manifestation of my own stress and overworked and exhaustion, and a formula that demanded more and more and better stories." what happened to you personally? >> it was rough. we switched t...

Do we dive into this? its interesting to break down the alpha-bet but as far as a general investor how excited should i be? >> as a general investor it will give you a bit more clarity. youll be able to see how much youtube, for example, which is a big driver these days, contributes to profits. one thing its likely to do is put more pressure on them to have to look at now what are you going to do with youtube? everybody tries to monotize by getting some kind of subscription model radio or video....