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Lies, building on getting people sick and living off their diseases. and we are trying to change that, right? so, it's really important that you all understand that what we are doing here is so disruptive that we will always be attacked. >> the paranoia seemed to come from the belief that someone is going to beat us to it or someone is going to steal our ideas and we're not going to get the whole market. there's a healthy degree of paranoia and secrecy, but this was well beyond that. >> there was security. you couldn't go walk up into her office. that just doesn't happen. she had bullet proof ...

And almost drank the kool-aid, like, a little too quickly and was more enthusiastic to be part of the team. >> you are all part of something that is a revolution and you are part of something that is going to change our world. what higher purpose is there in life than to be able to be doing that? [ applause ] >> when i went on an interview, elizabeth was there. and i was a little surprised considering i would be the low man on the totem pole, and i found out later there was nobody that got past her in order to get hired. i know this sounds odd, but my first impression was that she didn't blink...

Prodding questions. and there was just one number in there, 42.9% that had calculated for one of these tests. that was also in an email that i had sent to elizabeth. about a month after that, i went to go have dinner with my parents. i walk in the door, and my dad says, have you been speaking to a "wall street journal" reporter? and i said, yes. and he said, well, they know. >> after i leave theranos, i kind of want to be as far away from them as possible. i was working another job, and at this point i had talked to john carrie rue from "the wall street journal," who was doing an investigative...

Of those we love, is a basic human right. over the course of the last 11 years we've made it possible to run comprehensive laboratory tests from a few drops of blood that could be taken from a finger. and we've made it possible to eliminate the tubes and tubes of blood that traditionally have to be drawn from an arm and replaced it with the nanotainer. ♪ and if i had one wish standing here with all of you, it would be that no one has to go through the pain of traditional phlebotomy.

At making a web-based email client. they're really great at making a chat app with emojis on it. >> think about what's involved in that. >> but silicon valley is trying to do things where people's lives are on the line, trying to make autonomous vehicles, trying to make medical devices. they're trying to do these things that if you don't do it right, quite frankly, people can die. you need to approach it with a different lens. the problem is when you're developing the future, you don't know what the impact is going to be because no one's seen this before. and the testing ground is often just t...