talks about the fbi having a mirror copy of seth rich s computer and it goes into amazing details and it s online in different places now. i sent it to them and about a month later i thought i never heard back from them. i never called them again. at that point i wanted to make sure they got the e-mail. i called them. at that point they were upset. they never made a comment about the audio recording, which i thought was odd because that audio recording definite says something they might think about. and then this is the key. at that point i said i heard mrs. rich crying and i said mrs. rich, why don t you just higher a private detective and they said they can t afford one. and ali, it just came out. i m sure it s happened before with you. i said i ll pay for it. and i went i hope i m thinking i don t know how much a private detective costs. and they said yes. and i was going to hold true to that and help this family out. i went around, asked people who a private detective was, how ca
see. seymour hersh. seymour hersh. i didn t know who the man was. after i met the riches and offered to pay the bill for a private investigator, and by the way this whole idea that will something was coo coordinated with rod wheeler, that s absolute nonsense. i interviewed tons of different private investigators. one thing at a time. the sean spicer meeting, did it happen. i ll go back to it. i have a tendency to do that. i apologize. did it happen. the sean spicer meeting. > i had a meeting with sean spicer. i brought rod chile r wheeler along. it was about this audio recording that cy hersh of cy hersh saying there s a mirror copy of the hard drive of seth rich s at the cart division at the i don t know if. you know hersh says you got his reporting wrong, right? he says you took two and two and made 45 out of it. you know what? cy hersh, maybe that s his math
and here is what he had to say. did it happen? the sean spicer meeting? i had a meeting with sean spicer and brought rod wheeler along. and it was about this audio recording that of saying there is a mirror copy of the hard drive of seth rich s at the cart division at the fbi. you know he says you got his reporting wrong. you took two and two and made 45 out of it. maybe that s his math. i m not saying anything. listen to it. i m not con cluzing anything at all. when the source of the material says your conclusion about it is wrong it s not my conclusion. what is my conclusion? you saw it as something that was important enough to bring it to sean spicer.
private investigators. one thing at a time. the sean spicer meeting, did it happen. i ll go back to it. i have a tendency to do that. i apologize. did it happen. the sean spicer meeting. > i had a meeting with sean spicer. i brought rod wheeler along. it was about this audio recording that cy hersh of cy hersh saying there s a mirror copy of the hard drive of seth rich s at the cart division at the i don t know if. you know hersh says you got his reporting wrong, right? he says you took two and two and made 45 out of it. you know what? cy hersh, maybe that s his math but the reality is i m not saying anything. listen to it and listen to his own words. i m not concluding anything at all, chris. i m just saying when the source of the material says that your conclusion about it was wrong it should be out there in public space. what s my conclusion? i don t have a conclusion. you saw it as something
and we want to be the company that delivers media on that platform. clearly you re betting in an enormous way on mobile. you ve even gone so far, tim, as to say that mobile advertising will outpace and take over what print was and tv at their heyday, that it will be the most experiencive form of advertising ever. really? yes, well, mobile basically is a mirror copy of the person who is using the mobile device. as that machine gets smarter, networks get faster and content gets better. you know, for mobile, it really is, i would argue is most important media form in terms of our consumer. by 2020, it s projected to grow between video and mobile video and mobile to almost $100 billion industry. so i think you can look forward five, ten, 15, 20 years and say it s probably going to be the most important revolution in our lifetime. we thought was the internet, it s probably going to be mobile?