it's not the hp way." so, it became a shield against change. >> she persevered, though, and in time, orchestrated a huge change -- the merger with compaq. >> yeah, this is a big damn deal, but we can pull this off. >> the board backed the deal 100%, but merging with the more trendy, edgy compaq was seen by some insiders as an attempt to kill off the old hp way. it didn't help that she had made herself the face of the company or that she had starred in a commercial in front of the old sacred garage. >> today, the company of bill hewlett and dave packard is being reinvented. i mean, if i had it to do over, i probably wouldn't have gone into those commercials, because i think it made me, perhaps, even more of a target. >> it couldn't have helped with the families -- the hewletts and the packards. they turned against the merger with compaq and against her. >> the families took out an ad at one point, and they said that you were "incompetent, unethical, unfit." >> oh, look. i think the fight got very ugly. very

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it is the largest profit contributor to hp. there is lot of expectations there around server storage and networking. >> really there is no good news story here, other than the dividend. does dell going private help them at all? >> there is really, there's not, there is rumor that the head of the enterprise group is going to be reassigned this evening also. there is not a lot of positive from a top-line growth standpoint. there is cost cutting, cost cutting and a dividend and new initiatives. they're just small. of dell going private, could, could impact pricing in the industry. dell has been more price aggressive of late. lynn novo has also. we expect lenovo to stay aggressive as private company. we'll see what happens. dell could arguably act more strategically. not worry about quarttory quarter financial performance of the company. but i don't know it changes things dramatically. i expect dell to be price aggressive in the pc market. tracy: all things digital reported reassignment as you reported. ceo meg whitman has challeng

hp moonshot. it's time to build a better enterprise. together. connell: members of congress are on august recess. many people think they did not work hard enough to get their recess. talking a little bit more about this in talking about those initial numbers. >> if you ask the public should congress be paid, you would get pretty similar numbers. i would not necessarily interpret that meaning that they want congress to actively be working during the month of august. connell: he has been talking about this flat tax forever. >> they have to win elections on ideas. the republican party right now is sort of out war with itself. connell: we were talking about whether brand paul was a legitimate candidate or not. if you look inside, the numbers show the republicans are more unhappy with congressional republicans than democrats are with congressional democrats. >> to me, that is good news. it says the republican voters are more unhappy. they are not as likely to fall into like step. we have had republicans fighting one another. connell: you will be follo

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