So thats probably fine, right lets get to the news. Vice president mike pence is facing criticism after he toured a coronavirus testing facility yesterday without wearing a face mask but he might be okay, because looking at him, he drinks plenty of bleach. Hillary clinton endorsed former Vice President joe biden yesterday during a virtual town hall and this is nice, she even virtually smiled how nice for him following the news that the number of coronavirus cases in the u. S. Has surpassed one million, President Trump yesterday defended his february prediction that the number of infections would soon reach zero, adding, in fact a million has like six zeros, so when you think about it i was extra correct. An abc News Reporter appeared on Good Morning America yesterday without wearing pants while broadcasting from home pfft rookie mistake, bro. The trick is use a desk. [ knocking ] ah, old deskie fighter jets from the air force thunderbirds and Navy Blue Angels performed a joint flyover
I will talk about that with rnc chair ronna mcdaniel. All that and more coming up on making money. Charles well you could call todays session a random walk down main street. This as the biggest percentage winners include auto dealers like carmax, casinos like m gm, retailers like roth stores and furniture makers leggett and platt. This as looks like economy will open across the country. Wall street experts say the move is too early and far too optimistic. Lets get what our market pros see what they think. Shah gilani and erin gibbs. Erin, let me start with you. The idea maybe this is too much optimism. Wall street hates it but the more hate it the more the market seems to rally. We are, many of us are cautiously optimistic. But im definitely concerned at how stretched some of the valuations are looking forward though. It is very hard when you talk about value because you really have very little visibility on what the actual earnings will be. But certainly there have been a lot of predi
Steve told the story of going from a glass blower in st. Louis teaming of the founder of twitter to build a multibillion payment company. In the book you talk about a lot about perfect problems. When did you realize that Small Business payments were a you are going to have to do something new and you cannot copy. I hired jack when he was 15, he was a High School Student came into work at a company that i actually still have. I dont run any of my companies but it also dont sell them. This ones been around for 30 years. He goes off to college, we kept in touch. And then he had kicked out of twitter, the first time,. [laughter] they showed him the door and he came back to st. Louis and he came back we were hanging out and talking and decided to start a company together. We are then kicking around ideas he didnt have an idea and i didnt have an idea suisse are looking for problems we could solve. And came up with the problem. When did you come to that conclusion you talk in the book about
And they show them the door and we were hanging out and talking. And decided we would start a company together. We were kicking around ideas. He didnt have an idea so we were looking for problems to solve. And came up with the problem of how merchants got paid. When did you come to that conclusion . Talking about your work as a glassblower when you realize payments were a problem for small merchants. That was funny because jack was just kicked out of twitter and my first reaction is he was like a little brother. I felt like i needed to stand up for what they did at twitter to have the first time was completely file. My first suggestion was lets get even with those guys it was just spite motivated. But jack to his credit said lets do something more positive and start a new company. So that was the impetus. Then we were looking for a problem the only thing we determined was our company would be focused my phone is a prop. These things focus on these things because the iphone had just com
I hired jack when he was 15. A High School Student. Came to work for a company that i actually still have. Then he went off to college. We kept in touch. And then he got kicked out of twitter. The first time. And they showed him the door and he came back to st. Louis and we were hanging out talking. Decided wed start the company together. We then were kicking around ideas. So we started looking for problems we could solve. Came up with the problem of how got paid. You talk in the book about your work as a glassblower. Talk about that moment that you realize that payments were a problem for small merchants. As i said, jack had just been kicked out of twitter. He was sort of like a little brother to me. Someone i felt i needed to stand up for. What they did to him at twitter the first time was completely vile. So my first suggestion was lets go to San Francisco and get even with those guys. It was lex fight motivated. But jack, to his credit, said why dont we do something more positive a