Welcome to Okay Computer. We have a great episode for you today. First, Guy Adami and I sit down with the

Adominal Kara Swisher to discuss her new book, Burn Book, a tech love story. And if you want a copy of her book,

we're going to send one to you for free. To get it, follow OK Computer in the podcast store and leave us a review, screenshot it,

and send it to contactatriskreversal.com. We're going to send a free book to the first 100 folks

who do that. And later, Jesse Chassee of RBC Capital Markets joins me to talk about the state of the IPO

market and whether the drought

is almost over. So stick around for those conversations. Kara Swisher, she is back. Guy, this is the

fifth time that she has been on a risk of media podcast. You are listening to OK, computer. She is

Kara Swisher. She's the host of On. She's the host of Pivot. And she just wrote the

burn book. We have it right here. I just read it. It's a tech love story, isn't it, Kara?

Yes, that's what it is. It's a love gone wrong. It's as many loves do, right? You know,

you have to have some drama. It's like the Taylor Swift of tech books. Well, she's riding that all the way to being a billionaire. So maybe that's what you've got in store for you here a little bit.

But Guy and I, listen, I really love this book.

You know, Guy and I have like an interesting seat because, you know, we've had a front row seat for a lot of things that you detail in this book, but from a different perspective in a way.

And so.

I'd love to hear yours.

I'd like to start at the end. Again,

because you said the journey started as a love story. And despite your many disappointments,

it remains one. And I thought that was a really interesting thing to kind of end this book with.

If you think about it like a memoir. And again, like when I said, I'd like to hear your viewpoint,

it's my viewpoint of what happened.

Now, a lot of people will be like, I don't think that's what it was like.

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