. >> is he going to use his exhaust as an air popper? >> ding ding ding. there goes the kernels into the exhaust pipe a rather large after-market pipe. >> that's -- >> fire tum. it worked. >> it's just idling. >> i'm in love. i eat popcorn every night before going to bed. >> i'm with you, it's ruins popcorn. >> you don't know that you've not tried it. >> but i have stood next no an exhaust pipe. i know what that smells like. >> that doesn't mean it's going to taste like it. >>> don't ever underestimate how intelligent and capable babies are. >> oh, yeah. >> check out this precious girl. she's crawling and eventually she decides, you know what? crawling is for babies so right there in front of dad, she gets right up for the first time. >> oh, thinks the first time ever? >> you know how he knows? because of his reaction. >> holy [ bleep ]! [ laughter ] >> that pretty much tells you that he really was surprised. >> now i just have to figure everything else out. >> you know who has something well figured out, this precious little baby who figured out the fake

we're very happy to have "new york times" reporter nathaniel popper, author of the new book "digitalide story of the misfits and millionaryies trying to reinvent money." if i didn't know better you're gunning for a screenplay there. >> when we talk about this being listed, right? that seems to be the main lining of bitcoin. that's important, obviously. but what else does it take for this digital currency to really be legitimate, to be on par with what we take for granted, which is currencies that are from governments? >> well, i think first of all it's going to be a long time before that happens. but what bitcoin needs is what any money in the world needs, and that is confidence of the people using it. the willingness of people to accept it. and that's been one of the great things about this bitcoin experiment is that it's sort of been this reminder that all money is in some ways now digital money. it just exists on ledgers on a computer. and the question of whether it is successful is a question of whether people have any confidence in it. >> indeed you're getting at the core point

popper is on the great bit coin debate.rendan: shopify is now worth almost $2 billion, but overall it has been a slow year for a lot of activity. companies have not raised this little cash on the open market since 2010. leslie picker is with us. here is where -- here is what i am wondering. i took a lot -- a look at the last month. it is experiencing artisanal gravity. our ipo's for suckers? >> investors are not making their returns on the ipos that have come forth so far this year. they will not be buying any more. that is part of the reason you such little activity this year. other aspects of it are just the overall markets are not up that much. so ipos -- it is a major outlook play. investors use it to surpass the market. tom: the distinction i think is the word "investors. investors are not in the ipo game. the ipo is what you do with your best friend at your firm -- i will give you 1000 shares. brendan: chris whalen, is what we are looking at, what we used to call an ipo, is that will we call the fourth or fifth round

oh man, this next one, talk about a party popper. let's roll the video, shall we? or shouldn't we?g a backyard sweet 16 in pennsylvania, a family noticed human waste was raining from the sky. it turns out, five planes were flying over that party when all this happened. luckily, that canopy helped shield most of the party guests. planes are not supposed to dispose of waste over a residential area. take a look at this. former harry"harry potter" actor has left his hogwarts robes behind. matthew lewis played nevil long bottom. he appeared on the cover of a magazine and j.k. rowling not approving. she tweeted lewis telling him to warn her next time and go put some clothes on. lewis tweeted "sorry jo." we're ba >>> the polls are open in ireland as the country votes on legalizing same-sex marriage. if the irish vote in favor of same-sex marriage it will become the first country to approve it by a national referendum. ahead of voting polls are leaning towards the country amending its constitution to give same-sex couples the same rights as opposite sex couples. the catholic church is spea

. -- inequality, immigration, and popper c.e inequality debate has focused so intensely on domestic inequality that the larger issue of global inequality has been overshadowed. rich countries can make a difference." brendan: i have a trouble with that we of thinking because it is obviously right, there is gross inequality among countries. that is one of the things trade is supposed to do. it evens out those inequalities. the problem is that trades can also create inequality within a country. it is not enough to say people in india it will raise their salaries. tom: jerry webman is with the oppenheimer funds. jerry: it is a great point, but now it is very selective who it helps. it will help those of us who are a knowledge-based business that can trade globally. obviously it will not help if i am a mass producer of something. so trade -- no one could argue that trade is not going to equalize or increase wealth all over the place because it will create some inefficiencies. but we also know that it does not make everybody richer a

. >> netflix is the eye popper on reports it could be expanding into china. that helps to keep the nasdaq and for the week, they are poised to take the losing streak. we saw a movement back into big cap tech and it has been the chips that have done very well. today they are the leaders. talking to zy links about a merger there and that keeps the stocks moving higher. we have a number of lagers and el polo loco getting support to the wood shed. they are being taken down and saying that it's not going to put into cold brewers. that is balancing against them. back to you. >> that's the nasdaq. let's look at the dow and the s&p. the bridge water associates and the biggest hedge fund said the market is not about to burst. that is obtained by cnbc and prices are high and the future expected returns with investing are likely to be low. we do not see current conditions as a bubble. joining us now, chief investment strategist on private banking. the global investment strategist, great of you to join us today. how would you classify the current conditions? >> current c

>> talking about squirrels and popcorn poppers.huckabee called his campaign the journey of a lifetime. starting today, he'll see if he can complete the mission all the way to the white house. here is msnbc political correspondent kasie hunt. ♪ >> reporter: a blue collar baptist preacher who plays the base and loves chuck norris. >> chuck norris doesn't endorse, he tells america how it's going to be. >> reporter: mike huckabee's down home charm and evangelical support helped him to a surprise win in iowa seven years ago. >> tonight i love iowa a whole lot. >> reporter: but his bid fizzled as he struggled to raise money and faced attack records on his record as arkansas governor. >> mike huckabee supported in-state tuition benefit fossil legal immigrants. >> reporter: now he's back with another expected presidential campaign launched in the hometown of hope arkansas, that he shares with bill clinton. >> every day of my life in politics was a fight and sometimes it was an intense one. >> reporter: ahead of the announcement, huckabee g