your influence, that if we regulate, we are going to regulate you into position of cemented authority when one of my biggest concerns about what you guys are doing is that the next facebook, which we all want, the guy in the dorm room. we all want that. that you are becoming so dominant that we are not able to have that next facebook. what are your views on that? senator, i agree with the point that when you are thinking through regulation across all industries, you need to be careful it doesn t cement in the current companies that are winning. would you try to do that? isn t that the normal inclination of a company to say hey, i m going to hire the best guys in town and cement in an advantage. you wouldn t do that if we were regulating you? senator, that certainly wouldn t be our approach. part of the challenge with regulation in general is that when you add more rules that companies need to follow, that s something that a larger company like ours inherently has the
breaking with his party and potential 2016 primary opponents including jeb bush, marco rubio, and scott walker. a 50 year with cuba hasn t worked. if the goal was regime change, it doesn t cement to be working. if there s open trade, i think the people will see what it s like to all the things we produce under capitalism. in the end, i think probably oepg up cuba is a good idea. it s my understanding that some of the embargo was done by executive order. he may be able to undo it by executive order. pretty interesting reaction there. top u.s. military officials confirming three isis leaders were killed since the middle of november. they are mid to high level leaders including the top military commander and the man who controlled isis in iraq. one official said that the deaths, quote, serious blow to isis command and control. however, the official cautions that the islamic state has many individuals willing to replace them. someone to step right in.