Jeff Lawson

Very briefly, you talked about safety and privacy.

It's a criticism, particularly of Elizabeth Warren, for example, worrying that you're pushing people into making, well, purchases that they otherwise wouldn't, their privacy.

How do you tackle that?

Vidya, it's been great having you.

Google's Vidya Srinivasan, we thank you.

Coming up, Twilio founder Jeff Lawson, he's got a new company.

It's a nuclear company.

He joins us to discuss the energy startup's $450 million Series A. That's next.

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Checking in on these markets, which have been whipsawed by macro data, by, of course, jobs coming in stronger than expected.

What does that mean for an overall policy from the Federal Reserve in terms of rate cuts coming maybe July rather than June?

But I'm looking at individual stocks that are on the move.

Check out the earnings story coming from Lyft.

A surprise revenue miss on their fiscal fourth quarter.

Look, bookings are good.

People are wanting to ride with Lyft.

But what about the profitability they're in?

What about the revenue drivers?

What about the expansion outside the US?