This is fast money. You've been watching the coverage of the CBS earnings call with

CEO Les Moonves speaking for the first time since a bombshell New Yorker

reporter brought up some major allegations of misconduct. He did not address

those allegations. The Q&A is starting. We will have

more on that as it develops. Good to have you with us tonight. We're starting with the

historic day for Apple, a historic day for the markets, the first U.S. company to be worth a trillion dollars,

closing above that level. In fact, let that sink in a trillion dollars. The stock

smashing records as it jumped to an all-time high. It's been quite the odyssey for the California-grown company.

Founded in a garage by the late Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniac in 1976.

The first model of its computer launching the following year, the Apple One. the first

the computer launching the following year the Apple 1 from the first Mac to the iMac to the

to the iPod and now of course the iPhone the iPad products that literally have

changed the way we live and here we are now at what

looks like world domination for the tech giant and it's such a big night we're

ditching the Bitcoin bug I mean you know you contain yourself

welcome by the America we promise you'll be okay we're replacing it with the

apple bug instead and for obvious reasons you can watch it as it continues

trading after hours above that trillion dollar milestone despite

being the world's most valuable company many still do not own it.

Is that true?

You think?

Many still don't own apple?

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