Hey, everybody. Hey, everybody. Jack, after dark is back, he's being candid about Twitter's

board dysfunction, the takeover bed. And we do a little dreaming, Molly and I, about what

companies would we like to do a hostile takeover for?

I know. I'm going to be, I'm going to just keep coming with answers on this all week

long because now I just can't stop thinking about it. I'm window shopping, if you will,

for a public company of my very own. We're also going to talk about Facebook's internet

infrastructure, development projects in Africa, because Facebook just continues with its

controversial attempts to figure out how to get everyone on the internet through Facebook.

Yes, it's not scary or dystopian at all. No, you can trust them. And better.com did

another round of layoffs, but maybe they're getting a little bit better at how to do these

mass layoffs remotely. And if you are a CEO, staring down a downturn, consider these

do's and don'ts big time. We also wrap up with an EV startup that's making a regional

sea plane. It is an interesting, potentially inspiring startup of the day. Yeah, it's

really clever idea. It flies like 50 feet above the ground. What could go wrong? So it's

going to be a great show. Stick with us.

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