he called paula jones a loser. what do you make of this reversal and do you think voters buy this sudden concern for these women that he s now showing? well, i mean, that was then, now is now, and i would say some people don t remember i was the one that introduced hillary clinton in february of 2001 after she won the senate race. i was the one that stood with her at my biotechnology company, introduced her to western new york as she started her senate career. i ve subsequently seen who hillary clinton really is. i obviously don t support her at all now. i gave her the benefit of the doubt back in 2001 only to be disappointed with the rhetoric and the words that did not turn into actions. but that was then, now is now, and donald trump is a private sector business guy doing business, and as he has said before, he understands at some point he was supporting republicans, he was supporting democrats as a private sector business guy. i m not surprised he would say
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a lot of times great products are sort of convergence of the right set of technologies. and steve was brilliant at getting to a fork in the road and choosing the right fork. we got a chance to play with a variety of music players. and they sucked. so we decided, steve said, go build a music player. so i assembled a small team to take a look at what it would take to do it, and the conclusion was the technology wasn t really ready yet. then in february of 2001, a toshiba guy brought out the 1.8 inch hard drive. as soon as i saw that i go that s what we need to build the ipod. so i went to steve and i go, okay, i know how to do it now. i need $10 million. and steve goes, i ll write you a $10 million check. i went to fred to make sure the check wouldn t bounce and fred said, yeah, go. and so i started ramping the team up and we delivered the
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