jamie dimon: cyber is a big deal. we'll do of what we have to do to protect ourselves and our clients. technology, i look at it as table stakes. we'll roll out a couple projects. if they don't work we'll try something different. you will be able to do more and more moving money and buying things. we'll have self in directed investing. we have great teams of people doing it. they are having fun doing it. they report to senior people and the american. you wants it. maria: people say there are be more robots and people. how do you calm people down to say my job is going to be replaced by a robot. jamie dimon: technology has taken 20 million people off the farms. back breaking hard work. it's not that they lost their jobs, they went and did other things that is productive in society. it's why my daughter's kids are hopefully going to live to be 120. education is better. there are some negatives. that's always been true. when the car came along the horse and buggy business died. think of government and business collaborati

jamie dimon: it should never have been there. the american public, 80% of the cash benefit goes to people who make over $500,000 a year. in new york, my state, we spend more money than the federal government. of course. that was meant to be part of the federal system. by increasing the standard deduction, i haven't seen a real analysis. it's the 30% making over $200,000 that won't get to keep it. maybe they will change it. answer that question but start yelling and screaming about what's good for me. especially if you are a patriot. we have all these flaws in the system as people protect their own special interests. maria: it will be more expensive for you and me before it was right thing to do. jamie dimon: they also cut the top tax rate. by the is what it is. maria: with you were asked recently what you thought his tenure would be and you said another 3 1/2 years. jamie dimon: i wish i hadn't said it. that's not my job. my job is to get good public policy done and help finance cities. i'm not a political expert. maria: you don'

jamie jamie: look, we have had tons of regulations. we are not asking to go back to what we had with more regulations. i think another president could have gotten a tax point on, i do not know, but the policy is competitive taxes, regulatory performance, infrastructure, work skills, those are the things that will drive america for 20 years. whoever is president, i am hoping they are focused. i am also pro-immigration. i think there are a lot of people who are timid about immigration, but doing it right would be progrowth. daca having a full immigration bill, attracting the best and the brightest in the world. a degree, issue a green card, like they do in canada. they open up their companies in canada so they can hire these people, and we can't. that is silly for americans to do that. erik: immigration is one issue where it sounds to me like you do not agree with the president, you do not agree with much of what was made out of his administration. where, jamie, do you find yourself most an agreement with president trump, and where do yo

that is one thing i love about jamie dimon. as a straight shooter has not afraid afraid to tell you his opinions. jon hilsenrath, great to see you. we will have my entire exclusive interview later on in the program. we give you a couple, but we've got a lot to come on the interview, not. many more interviews this morning at 36th annual health care conference. i will be speaking at the ceo of merck, ken frazier courtesy of myelin, have airbrushed from the ceo celgene, mark ailes in a sea of quest diagnostics. also next our therapeutic ceos here as well. big three hours ahead. you don't want to miss a moment of it. we will be right back. the day after chemo might mean a trip back to the doctor's office, just for a shot. but why go back there, when you can stay home with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. neulasta helps reduce infection risk by boosting your white blood cell count, which strengthens your immune system. in a key study, neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17% to 1%, a 94%

i'm jamie apody channel six "action news". gray and nydia back to you. >> exciting times here and there, jamie, thanks very much for the update. >>> eagles players were in delaware county meeting the fans before heading off to the super bowl. take a look at the scene outside karl's card and collectibles in haverford as crowd there is lined up to meet tray burton and donel el erbee, bird signed autographs and took pictures there bird say the plan toys win and then party down broad street. >>> running back lagarrette blount stopped by nick's roast beef in northeast philadelphia you can see there. several fans asking him hey, sign our eagles football and pose for a selfie with me. they also wished him well on next sunday. >>> one of the hottest t-shirts in town has been home dog shirts designed by eagles offensive tackle lane johnson. it was his way to embrace the team's under dog label in the post season. now is there a new shirt hot off presses and it features the same under dog theme, but this one says, unleashed and untamed,

i'm jamie colby for "strange inheritance." thanks so much for watching, and remember, you can't take it with you. do you have a strange inheritance story you'd like to share with us? we'd love to hear it! send me an e-mail or go to our website, strangeinheritance.com. ♪ >> the heyday of hollywood. >> it was exciting. bette davis, marilyn monroe, joan crawford. >> a star-struck teen bit by the bug. >> before there were paparazzi, there was jack kuster. >> this autograph hound takes names like no other... >> elvis and, oh my gosh, robert redford. >> you name it, all of them. >> it's probably the best collection in the world. >> ...and leaves his stunned heir a lot to sort out. >> what, in your wildest dreams, is this collection worth? [ theme music plays ] ♪ i'm jamie colby, and today i'm in tampa, florida, to meet a man whose strange inheritance, a massive autograph collection, began with a chance encounter. one thing led to another and then, well, i'll let him tell you. >> my name is juan carlos saucedo-campos, and in 2012

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. >> good live here outside team headquarters at the superbowl ducis rodgers i'm jamie apody channel six action news jeff. >> go to the mall and buy a hat you will be find out there big news for sixers joel embiid after all these years indeed has been cleared back to back games starting tomorrow in milwaukee and oklahoma city and last time they faced russell westbrook he told him to go home and embiid taking westbrook to his house and home what a dunk over the thunder star and it's 26 and sixers up and they dropped 37 sixers 122-112 and have not beat them in nearly ten years. >> very tough. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the gig-speed network that powers the dreams of america's businesses is now doing the same for america's olympic and paralympic athletes. dream gig. comcast business. fly eagles fly on the road to victory. >> it is a sound track of our days and nights members at good shepherd lutheran church and king of prussia belting out the eagles fight song during an annual congressional meeting proving once again sundays are yes for football and for church. >> absolutely. sports sunday is next

for jamie apody, i'm ducis rodgers. jeff, back to you. >> they are all hoping secretly that they are underdogs again, ing the unddo mentality. it helped them this week going against the falcons. they have another one next sunday at 6:40 for the afc title game. >> theyound a win. that'sll matters. >> when the birds win, eagle nation wins as well. let's head back to the link with annie mccormick and fan reaction. >> if you want to know what fans sound like learning they are one game away from the superbowl, take a listen -- [cheering and shouting ] >> they played great! >> eagles! >> just moments afrfireworkses e lincoln financial field, the masses ofag fans exploded with excitement. >> hit 'em low, him et high, watch your eagles fly! >> it was close to the end. we stopped them. it doesn't get any better than that, baby. >> i thought we had 'em. i respect philadelphia and all of their fans. >> anxiety levels went through the roof. the devoted never wavered. >> we'll see you next sunday! >> we'll be back here next weekend!

live at eagles team hotel, jamie? >> reporter: well, jeff, arrived here at their team headquarters. i just saw beau allen, jason kelce and brent celek down in the lobby. beau allen is from just 20 miles away from here so this is a home coming from him it is really exciting. i think reality has sunken in, yes, the bird will face patriots in super bowl lii. take a look at the scene here as eagles got off the plane, their plane landed and "action news" was inside the hanger as they deplaned earlier this afternoon. jeffery lurie and doug pederson getting off and carson wentz there as well. wentz was limping a bit which might have been a little jarring for folks to see but of course he is recovering from acl surgery and not using a kaine or crutch anymore. bird got off the plane in the hanger and then they pulled up here at the hotel there were some fans out here, most of the fans lived here in minute so the a but bleed eagles green. they were here to greet the bird. the players headed inside this will be their headquarter

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>> let's start with the surprises. >> okay. >> hello jamie foxx katie holmes side by side. a secret no more. >> there was all the fashion. people brought it to the grammys. we've got it all covered. kevin frazier still in new york. one star kind of stole the show. >> you must be talking about blue ivy. she upstaged her parents last night. that's on the way. you were really referring to the man of the night, bruno mars. ♪ >> 24-karat magic, bruno mars. >> bruno was undefeated at madison square garden grabbing six grammys. >> look at me pop. i'm at the grammys right now. >> bruno alec tri fied the crowd with cardi b. >> bruno and cardi b, so fun. >> you are dripping in finesse. >> okay. >> she posted a pic of the performance and said i want to thank you so much. i don't even know how. maybe one day you'll need a kidney. >> while bruno triumphed jay-z was shut out losing all eight of the nominations. jay made the best of it enjoying a family night and check out the adorable 6-year-old seated between their mom and dad telling them both to similarer down. on saturday the coupl

jamie understands that. i understand democrats want to fight against that because this is an election cycle but the numbers bear me out. trish: look, one of the things i like about the study of the economy, michael, you can actually do a mathematical equation to show you what you will get. we have numbers to support, to support theories. there is data you can point to right now and i just don't know how you're saying that lower taxes for corporations and the middle class are a drag on the economy. >> michael, it is accelerating. we're above 3% now. >> if money came from the top, to the lower and middle class that would be the case. most cases we're not seeing money trickle down. >> you're seeing wages growing. seeing announcements where wages are being raised. bonuses are put out there, i don't see how you're pointing just to the top. it doesn't make sense. trish: i will once again tell you the top did not get as big of a tax cut. in fact i think the top should have gotten a bigger tax cut, all right? michae

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jamie: they will decide and we will react to that. i think the one out front right now will be trade and nafta. and then trade and china. the president mentioned infrastructure. i agree with that. i don't know how they want to orchestrate that. erik: one more question on tax cuts. i would like to explore something you said on the conference call in a little bit more detail. some of the benefit jpmorgan will see will be competed away. in what markets and products do you expect to see that? jamie: that's a complicated subject. hypothetically, not everyone will get a higher return forever. people compete it away. they spend money in capital, they pay more, they invest more, they give customers a better deal. but it is not the same for every product in every business. it is hard to imagine what a chocolate company will cut their prices so they would see more benefits for a while. if you are pricing eight product in the market today -- pricing a product in the market -- in the banking business we have a full spectrum of both. other things

the folks who will jump in if something happens to jamie. if something happens in the next five years, these are the guys who are ready to take over today. that is very important. you look atage, if gordon smith at 59, he is not that much of a than jamie dimon himself. he is almost at retirement age in five years. that would kind of disqualify him. shery: he doesn't have to retire? hugh: that is the other thing we should talk about i have covered jamie for the last four years. every time we asked him when he is going to retire and when will the younger guys have a shot, he says five more years. he has been saying that for the last four years. i think this time he means it and he has talked to the board and they all agree. shery: if it is not these two men, who are the other candidates? hugh: it came's down to marianne lake, mary who is in charge of asset management. mary'socus on the two for now. vonnie: tell us which one might be more likely and their path to the spot they are in. mary is in charge of asset management. that is 12% of the co

are you referring to the e-mail from jamie to ed. >> from ed through tom mcgwire, luis montoya to jamie parks and the staff and interested parties. as far as i can tell the exact same memo. it seems to me you call came to the come conclusion. >> we had done the natianalysish the recommendation but hasn't issued the permit. i'm trying to get to the point of the permit issued and we shared the information more broadly. >> if i can from a high-level policy standpoint as the author of the legislation and thank you to all my colleagues who voted to have a permitting scheme for stationless bicycle in the onslaught and i think we wanted to get ahead of the technology and you promulgated your own internal legislation in the code we oversee. i realize i was not on the board at the time we have this exclusivity arrangement with motivate. what i think i'm hearing from supervisor cohen and what all members of the panel share, is that whatever went down was done fairly. i think the concern is if you have other parties that didn't know the rules of the game or until the settlement agreement that the

jamie apody joins us and jamie you were in the field and the locker room what was it like? >> never seen anything like it you feel the energy of the crowd and the emotion of the players and tim had a meltdown on the field and had tears in his eyes and just taking it in and felt like the longest tenured eagles and had the chance in nfc championship. >> and you go back every year. >> and it doesn't happen and cox he pretty much said we are going to beat them we are going to beat the patriots and michael kendricks out there playing with his brother do the patriots know what is going to hit them and he said yeah i am amade me defensive line too. >> hear from more doug pederson at the podium after the game. >> all week he has been calm he has been confident he has been energetic i mean he is everything we knew he was and, you know, he has been that way now for two weeks and it's shown on the field. i love coaching this football team and love coaching the players in there and we -- it's a tremendous feeling. quite honestly it really has not sunk in. you know and the thing is abou

hey, doug. >> hi, jamie. glad you could come. >> i'm so happy to be here, but i can't figure one thing out. >> what's that? >> is this a house or a garage? >> well, it's a 5-bedroom house with a 300-car garage. >> 300 cars? >> yeah. >> good thing i have the whole day today. [ mid-tempo music plays ] as doug shows me around, it's easy to see this isn't just a home, but a reflection of his father's passion for the automobile. i mean, doug, i got to be honest. i've been to car shows that haven't had this many cars. >> dad did it for a long time. >> everywhere you look, there's a collector car. what's your dream ride? a 1930 cadillac 452 convertible? a 1922 austro-daimler? 1961 metropolitan? it's probably here -- somewhere. there are even rooms completely filled with the same model or manufacturer. these are all packards? >> this whole row is packards, yes. >> oh, my god. there's so many of them. am i allowed to touch? >> yeah, have a seat if you'd like. >> oh, my gosh. you don't have to ask me twice. oh, my good

. >> but the one thing most are bringing up -- then i want to tell you about, if you didn't see jamie dimon and lloyd blankfein, the potential for gdp growth those guys might know what they're talking about. the tax plan has been brought up almost without exception in a positive way by not just the ceos but by leaders from other countries even maybe they need to look at things, maybe they need to invest in the united states now because it's a better environment for business >> that's why i'm here to a large extent i think the tax plan has been even better than we thought, joe. what did happen that nobody considered is that at&t started. but they immediately followed, hundreds of companies are giving thousands and thousands of dollars to workers, now you have almost 3 million workers receiving thousands of dollars nobody thought -- that was not in the plan. >> even starbucks. >> starbucks >> even starbucks. >> yesterday disney and others >> so dimon said -- >> the ones who are not doing it, those employees are going how about us guess what they'll be doing it, too >> jpmorgan ceo, jami

jamie diamond run as bank. jamie diamond's plan is to take money and lend it to people. if there's too much regulations that occurred under president obama, he can't do that. he has made that point again and again. from what i understand in his meeting with trump, he echoed that sentiment. jamie diamond might not like his tweets or speech in charlottesville, but he is telling people that he whole heartedly supports trump's economic agenda and thinks he's good for the economy and good for jobs. >> neil: thanks very much. to charlie's point, jamie diamond is considered a prominent democrat. but again, he isn't red or blue as i say on this show and you guys get sick of hearing it. it's about the green. these companies are making a lot of green. some lean to the left or ceos lead to the left and others to the right. be that as it might, we have a few more now. northup grumman and home depot sharing in the tax cut loop. mick mulvaney yesterday, even he didn't -- even his boss didn't envision this. deidra bolton putting the number to papers and crunching the numbers. >> start

you must be jamie. >> i am jamie. how are you today? >> i'm good. >> when the 59-year-old isn't working as a surfing instructor, ed enjoys doing yoga and playing guitar. it's a far cry from his famous great-great-grandfather who fought at gettysburg. growing up, did your family ever discuss that you had a connection to that battle? >> well, i knew about it. it was discussed briefly. i was not really that interested as a little kid. >> it's easy to understand why. ed's ancestor is best known for being on the losing side of the most pivotal battle in the civil war. >> some people said, "oh, didn't he lose? wasn't he a loser?" because that was the way that a lot of the history books talked about pickett's charge. >> so you don't bury your head like, "oh, i can't believe i came to school today"? >> i remember doing that one time. i didn't know enough to defend him. >> someone who does know a lot about general pickett is civil war historian earl coates. i meet earl right here on the gettysburg battlefield. i am standing right on the site of

live from ducis rodgers and jamie apody, guys? >> in addition to the team walkthrough, the eagles spend time breaking down game film of the patriots. players say whether they won or lost, they felt well prepared. that says a lot about head coach doug pederson. >> i think it will be fun to see him match whits with bill belichick, one of the greatest coaches of all time. pederson a real people person. he greeted brian westbrook with a big hug. he was on staff during the applying days. here's his one-on-one interview with the head coach. >> coach, you are turning 50 tomorrow. second year as head coach. how does it feel? >> it feels great. this is what we work for. this is what we go for. it's one thing to be excited to be here. we understand it's unfinished business. doug, your guys play awesome in the playoffs. how confident are you in the team? >> confident. our guys are confident. that's what it takes this time of year. you have to play with a swagger. >> you have been here a couple of days. i have been here before. played in the

lou: thank you, jamie. jamie: thank you. good to see you. lou: it begins tonight at 9:00 p.m. on fox business. jamie, thanks for being with us. up next, president trump warns dems against trying to shut down the government. president trump: i don't know if there will be a shutdown. if it is our military gets hit very badly. we cannot let our military be hurt. lou: charlie hurt joins us after the break. let's get started. show of hands. who wants customizable options chains? ones that make it fast and easy to analyze and take action? how about some of the lowest options fees? are you raising your hand? good then it's time for power e*trade the platform, price and service that gives you the edge you need. alright one quick game of rock, paper, scissors. 1, 2, 3, go. e*trade. the original place to invest online. lou: we decided to settle everything last week. so we asked the question, do you believe the president was being hateful and racist or descriptive in his remarks about hate ian africa. 86% said he was being discryptive. bill clinton says he's personally insulted by claims

jamie apody caught up with some of the eagles players. >> reporter: you're at the super bowl. >> i'm like a fighter, i got to enjoy it, but we hear -- here to take care of business. >> dealing with it like another business trip. >> reporter: i'm going into uncharted waters never been to a super bowl game, to be playing in it, i'm excited. >> 6 days away a way to kickoff, sharrie williams and brian taff continue our conferrage from minneapolis. >> good morning from the twin cities it is awfully cold, but things are figuratively heating up. it got hot yesterday when the eagles arrived. a lot of fanfare with their arrival. a little later today, the other guys get here, the new england patriots are getting here this afternoon. >> reporter: when you go to host a super bowl, this city cannot wait to show the world what it's about. taker a look at the preparations that have been taking place for three years. the barricades have been put in place for security measures. we saw security law enforcement on the ground and from the skies making sure that safety is a priority. they went to make su

-jamie! -yeah. -you're back from italy. [ both smooch ] ciao bella. ♪ >> live from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> we're going to bring, man. we're going to bring it. because that's what i'm sidewalking about. e-a-g-l-e-s! >>> well tonight on "eyewitness news" eagles nation is spending the night reliving the best moments when the better birds flew away with the win. even smallest eagles couldn't help but spread their wings tonight. jj bailly from south jersey spent the night working the crowd at chickie's and pete's as the birds work the field in south philly. he's got some moves. good evening i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us atlanta falcons play off drive ended tonight right here in philadelphia. eagles are logging ahead to the nfc championship game. sports director don bell here to break it all down for us. one game away. >> one game away. 60 minutes away from the super bowl but first let's talk about what we saw here today. nationally

chief executive, jamie dimon, who said the investment bank may have to cut more than 4,000 uk jobs if britain doesn‘t secure a brexit deal which is close to the status quo. the guardian is focusing on american jobs and asks whether the working class are truly benefiting from president trump‘s economic agenda. the paper writes that the republican party is currently rolling back much

live from lincoln financial field, jamie apody, back to you. gray and nydia are you excited >> of course. >> six hours, 34 minutes to go >> there you go. >> thanks, jamie. >>> if you are among tens of thousands of fans heading to the game today you may want to consider public transportation >> septa's offering four dollars passes to get you to and from the game, on the broad street subway line. there will be added cars on the trains, and they will come more frequently, patco is also expanding its high speed rail line services for the big game trans will operate every 20 minutes instead of the usual 30, that will happen, from 1:30 this afternoon until 5:30 this evening. >> many people have already made their way down to south philadelphia this noon time, tailgating has certainly started. bob brooks spoke to some of those eager fans and joins us live. some folks started at the crack of dawn. >> reporter: hey nydia and gray. we spoke with the guy down here at 6:00 a.m. reserving his spot to get in here and tailgate. just adding on to what jamie sa

jamie, you might say who you are, but we know. >> and i'm still jamie. >> host: okay. >> and there's not been a coup during the last years. fran, you served as assistant to the president for homeland security and my question is, could you please comment on what you see with respect to national security process today at the nsc, how is it similar, how is it different? and what do you think the key points of comparison are? thank you. >> sure. so, i think from all accounts when the new administration came in-- and look, in every new administration you're going to see missteps. you've got a bunch of people who never worked together before, figure out how do they want to do the process. i think this administration came in and thought they would start from scratch and the policy, and that's when you see the original immigration eo that didn't have the vetting it needed and the problems with it. i think they've settled in. i think they've run a much more traditional nsc process. and i think that the manage of paper flow, would be familiar to any of you who have worked in nsc before. there

for jamie apody i'm ducis rodgers for channel six "action news". back to you in the studio. >> we will talk to you later. now we want to go to chad pradelli, with fans tailgating outside the linc tonight. >> reporter: yes, sarah fans are pumped they are out here in force, and they are ready to go, soaring under dogs, you can see that. we are in lot k, and this is one of the more tame of the lots when it comes to tailgating. this opened up at 1:00. other fans, had 6:00 in the morning. we have been all around the stadium and here's what we saw earlier. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> yeah. >> e-a-g-l-e-s eagles. >> reporter: some of these tailgate operations are legitimate. we were at one operation they had a whole set up, they have the tv, satellite, they had, seats from the vet inside of the rv, everyone out here so excited about this football game, of course, the grills are fired up but as each minute tics away close tore kick off, fans are anticipating a great victory by the bird. >> so excited. it has been a long time, and we are ready. >> the bird wi

one thing jamie dimon mentioned yesterday. i speak with my friends in other industries, media, telecom, utilities come or they seen the impact of a rollback in regulation. we haven't yet. there's a lot of new people running agencies, but they haven't implemented the rollback yet. that tells me there's a huge runway, and alleviation of pressure to come, even if they have a tough quarter this friday with their earnings. >> you know, this town, some people call it a swamp. you could also call it a red cape town. there's so much red tape in the city in the way the rules are set up in some cases it takes years to rewrite regulations. not just in banking, but also for instance the environment are pulling out of the paris accord is something that will take years to unfold. maria: 13 yards to build a bridge. >> when they propose a rule there is a comment. people have to have a chance to say how this will affect them and whether they are for or against it. it takes a lot of time for this stuff to play out. they haven't even proposed an

jamie joins us now. good morning, jamie. >> good morning. >> jamie, i have heard a lot of victim impact statements but never one quite like yours. you gave the statement that all of us hoped we would have the coverage to give if confronting, you know, an abuser in the courtroom. what was it like for you to look directly at him and say your piece? >> well, it felt obviously very good. not only good but very empowering to be able to face him and say what i've wanted to tell him for so long. and, you know, as a victim of his sexual abuse, i couldn't have done it alone without over 140 women coming forward and feeling that strength together as one. that is why i think we felt so empowered and grateful for the opportunity to speak to him directly. and i also think what's important for people to know is, you know, taking down larry nassar is just the beginning of what i think is a very important movement, but it's time for the next step which is to hold accountable for the people responsible that allowed him t

lou: thank you, jamie. jamie: thank you. good to see you. lou: it begins tonight at 9:00 p.m. on fox business. jamie, thanks for being with us. up next, president trump warns dems against trying to shut down the government. president trump: i don't know if there will be a shutdown. if it is our military gets hit very badly. we cannot let our military be hurt. lou: charlie hurt joins us after the break. jackie: as an 18 year old, i let my mistakes kind of take over my life. i was point-five credits away from completing high school and i didn't do it. angela: i got pregnant and i was the main one working so, i did what i had to do to survive. jocelyn: sentía que la escuela no era para mí. karim: most of my family they never graduated high school or even let alone go to college so i'm trying to break that barrier. jackie: my family never stopped pushing for me to be better because they knew what i could become and who i could become as a person. karim: everyday after work i went straight to school, studied hard, and it paid off. jocelyn: sentía como que si quiero cambiar el mu

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jeff bezos, warren buffett and jamie dimon are getting into health care. j.p.hire hathaway and morgan are looking to provide tech solutions for health care at a reasonable cost. will eventually be used to challenge long-held industry norms and at the heart of the partnership is a solution to the rising health care for companies. cory johnson is in new york with a special guest. one of the important companies that is looking at this business is collective health. his self-insurance possible? i am here in new york and we can talk things to the magic of technology. technology make providing self-insurance for these companies possible in a cheaper way? is technology to key year? -- here? >> you can't really have one function well without the other. it has been our belief and experience that technology can drive the change in the health care industry more broadly. yes, absolutely. these are smart guys, jamie dimon, warren buffett, jeff days us. -- bezos. i figured out what they will do. here's what i think might happen, amazon might think about getting a licens