the fact is you mentioned michael hastings and he got some e-mails that bowe bergdahl sent to his family, e-mails that suggested that he wasn't just disillusioned with the war, he had become -- he turned against the war. he didn't think the war was a good idea. he left the base on his own. the american military does not refer to him as a p.o.w. they refer to him as missing. >> that's an interesting detail they couldn't call him a p.o.w., why the country doesn't realize there's a p.o.w. >> one of the reasons i would think. and the murky circumstances of why he left the base that night, definitely makes the story different than other p.o.w. stories where a soldier on a mission is captured by the enemy. it's different. that's not to say that he shouldn't be freed. the u.s. government shouldn't be doing everything it can. but in terms of how much his cause has taken root among activi activists, i think that's one of the reasons why you haven't seen outside of his family and some troops and veterans, a huge push. i think some of those people who would normally be supporters, normally be calli

so the state senator is michael hastings, apparently he gets a lot of money, a lot of contributions from unions. 27,900. do you think it is a quid pro quo. >> there's no doubt. he's a chicago democrat who got thousands of dollars from the teachers' unions in the last election. but let's be honest here it's a desperate move bay desperate group of people who are trying their hardest to stay relevant. when you have have half the country already implementing right to work laws and almost 90% of the american work force doesn't belong to unions, the only way to start part of the conversation is force people to hear about them. gerri: i have to tell you, who know who is unionized? chicago teachers. they're unionized. isn't it a little serve self-ing. isn't there a -- we have the benefits of unions anybody else like blown away by this? >> you're absolutely right. you know, what is funny is that the teachers unions are basically going to use our public schools as a vehicle for social engineering and i'm willing to bet they are not planning a lecture or chapter in the history all about how governo

the other piece of news today is that michael duham ece, who hast been subpoenaed, he's a top christie political adviser. he was supposed to be somebody important in 2016, he's hired counsel. he's hired a lawyer. because if he is subpoenaed, he wants to be able to act quickly. so this entire pivot that christie is making towards 2016 is being completely dominated and slowed down because of this investigation. another aide on friday, we talked about this this week, resigned on friday and two of his former aides are taking a fifth. >> three if you include david wildstein. all three associates, deputy chief of staff, campaign manager, wildstein taking the fifth. and now some are saying they don't want to hand over documents either saying this would violate their constitutional rights. >> right. this is a customary fight that prosecutors and subjects have during an investigation, which is, do you have a fifth amendment right not to produce documents? it's quite clear you have a fifth amendment right not to answer questions before a grand jury or to investigators but the documents are somet

netflix ceo and co-founder reed hastings. he did a stint in the peace corps. >> teaching high school math and i loved it. >> reporter: at age 30 started his first company. pure software and made a debugging tool. he sold that fors 750 million and hastings left a rich man. then, an overdue movie from blockbuster gave him a brilliant idea. >> it was a $40 late fee. clearly there's got to be a better way. >> reporter: in 1997 he founded netflix, a dvd by mail company. the little red envelopes would eventually contribute to blockbuster's downfall, and in a move that changed how we watch television, netflix began offering on-demand streaming. >> can watch more, watch on your schedule. >> reporter: hastings's journey isn't without missteps. in 2011, price hikes and plans to spin off its dvd business. >> named our dvd service quickster. >> causing a flood of cancellations and sent the stock price tumbling, but hastings back tracked and apologized to ku69 mer and now their stock is at an all-time high. 44 million subscribers and coun

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