It's Thursday, April 25th.

Welcome to Mark Fullry.

I'm Chris Hill joining me in studio, Bill Mann.

And I pause because mad props to Bill Mann for being here in the studio and mad props to our man behind the glass

Dan Boyd for being there because both were up late last night watching a double overtime

hockey game. Yes that didn't work out the way that the Washington Capitol's fans would hope.

I was at the game with my son, who was a train wreck this morning at six when I woke him up to send him to school.

One because the Carolina Hurricanes won the game and two because they won the game

not too long before he had to get up to go to school.

All credit to Carolina.

It was a great game.

They, you know, there's no question who,

is this a sports show?

Let's do a sports show.

Let's just break into sports. There was no question who the better team was last night.

You know what? We would do more sports if there was nothing going on. There's actually a lot.

That's right. I was about to apologize. Yeah, we're not exactly want for want for filler today.

Yeah, we've got we've got Microsoft. We've got Tesla. We've got a fascinating drama playing out in the oil industry and we will get to all of that

but we will start with Facebook because shares of Facebook are up 5% this morning, record

highs for their quarterly profits and revenue.

You know, this is, I was reading some of the coverage this morning,

I was watching some of it on CMBC and I was reminded of how personal

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