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Puts his wife claire in a very powerful position as u.s. ambassador to the united nations. should we be putting people in powerful positions with no experience in the real world, bernard? how important will experience be this time around for the next president? >> everybody likes to say conventional wisdom suggests experience is of paramount importance. early on this the vetting process, a candidate has to prove he or she is experienced enough to be taken seriously by the media and early voters. the fact is if you look at recent history, go back and look how obama won. beat mrs. clinton in the...

Jay goldtz is head of the goldtz business group, where he runs and owns five different businesses and a lead business blogger for "new york times" founder and ceo of cheeseburger a network of websites dedicated to delivering funny content to about 20 monthly unique visitors. so great to see both of you guys. >> thanks for having us. >> two serial entrepreneurs. we should get a lot of good stuff from you guys. let's dive right into the first question and it is about the possible perils of being inventive. >> how do you know when you're too innovative? when you're stretching beyond what your cus...

You download that into your computer, and, poof, every 30 seconds of every day of your life lives on forever. "mechanics" magazine used the clip for an entire week. the senior editor is here to give us the results, wearing it right now. are you filling us? >> i am not, actually. no. >> so most of my friends have these devices. my husband does. tracking every step you take in the day. the hours that you sleep. my concern is i don't want to not live my life. i feel like i'll get so addicted to these things i just won't live. convince me otherwise. convince me as to why i should monitor my every ...

Jay gultz is the head of the goltz group. he's a lead business blogger for "the new york times" and ben ha is the founder and ceo of cheese burger, a network of websites dedicated to delivering funny content to about 20 million unique monthly visitors. it's great to see both of you guys. >> thanks for having us. >> two serial entrepreneurs. let's dive into the first question. it's about the possible perils of being inventive. >> how do you know when you're too innovative, stretching beyond what your customers really can handle? you see that, you see they have the problem you can solve and yet ...

Goltz group. he's a lead business blogger for "the new york times" and ben ha is the founder of cheeseburger a neatwork of websites dedicated to delivering funny content to 20 million unique users. so great to see both of you. >> thanks for having us. >> two serial entrepreneurs. let's dive right into the first question. it is about the possible perils of being inventive. >> how do you know when you're too innovative, when you are stretching beyond what your customers really can handle? you see that. you see they have the problem you can solve, and yet the innovation you have is just not quite...