lauren: the shares rocket after charlie gasparino reported the government is close to ending its investigation. nicole: a triple overtime thriller in the hockey playoffs, the game ended a few hours ago. find out who came out on top at the kentucky derby. we have the odds on favorite to win. nicole: it is 5:01 am, friday, may 6th. your first look at what is moving into the markets, the latest breaking news, what to expect for the day ahead. >> paul ryan is not ready to support donald from. >> not ready to do that at this point. i hope to. what is required is we unify the party. the bulk of the burden on unifying the party comes from our presumptive nominee. nicole: republican national committee chairman rights priebus has a meeting with paul ryan. >> donald trump and paul ryan our meeting next week to talk about these things, people are not going to be instantly onboard. everyone has a little bit of to going to come together. nicole: trump issued a statement saying in part, quote, perhaps in the future we can work together about what is best for the american people. tune into "mornings with mar

fiat chrysler's new scandal, and charlie gasparino on the war of the titans at viacom. it looks a lot more like drama from the jersey shore. we're less than an hour to the closing bell. let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ liz: this is this kind of day that makes wall street one massive soap opera. mergers and merger rejections all over the place. what appears to be a massive merger, german chemical company bayer planting the seeds to buy america's monsanto, that's a huge seed company, for $62 billion in cash. now, if the deal goes through, this is going to be the biggest foreign takeover by a german firm ever. bayer's shareholders do not love it. the stock is falling about 4.5%. it did on friday when news was coming through when at $122 per share, monsanto shareholders probably love it because this is well above where monsanto's trading right now. let's get to act two, this one with a west coast twist. one of the owners of the l.a. lakers appears to be jumping into the tribune/gannett battle. it's been revealed that an l.a. based investment fund owner has piled $70.5 milli

with me now, david asman and charlie gasparino. uch a big markets day so glad to see you both by the way. >> good to be here. deirdre: handsome in pink, both people. charlie, i come to you first. you cover hedge funds, watch them the way i do. b-of-a maryland, said investors pulled $2.8 billion just in five day stretch alone from markets. chinese manufacturing, weaker, europe looking weaker. we're not knocking it out of the park. >> the scary thing for the number, we should put it in context, have we had similar weeks like that? i bet we have. the small investor has been out of this market a long time and it has been out of this market largely since 2008, 2009, during the financial crisis. here is the scary thing about it -- >> sounds like he is describing me. >> and me too. deirdre: wait a minute. you both let go stocks of you owned in favor of cash? >> not cash. >> i have a little bit in stock. >> i like muni bonds. deirdre: they're tax break. i. >> i can't influence. deirdre: maybe your accountant -- >> so i can sleep at night. r

charlie gasparino, with the closing bell about eight minutes away. stocks you need to know next on "count down." i first want to wish all the moms happy on mother's day. real flash back friday. that is my mom june and me, when i was a little curly redheaded baby angel. so innocent there, from california. i think three or four. >> what happened? liz: what do you mean what happened? throw-back thursday. that is just a couple weeks ago in california. >> your mom looks amazing by the way. liz: she is amazing. >> hot lady. liz: i hope i can be as wonderful a mom actually. better. maybe i could be even bert. i will aim high. >> make america great again. liz: happy mother's day to all. happy mother's day, mom. every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime. and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and se

my colleague charlie gasparino beside me. >> charlie, charlie. deirdre: you've been putting together a short list, you have not? >> let me readjust here. >> can i ask you this, please, before we get into this? >> yes, listening to you all day. i think i know what you're going to say. >> cruz's old man, was he on the grassy knoll. >> how do i know? >> you don't deny it. that's the problem. >> i was like five years old, charlie. really? >> he was in new orleans handing out anti- -- pro-castro literature, right? >> i don't care, i don't care, all i'm doing is moving forward and taking back the senate, keeping the house and getting the judiciary squared away and making sure we have the ambassadors and secretaries so we can push back with the malaise and missteps of the administration. >> as a reporter i'm glad i don't have to hear the lofty ambitions. >> from people inside the trump camp. two things coming out. number one is a vp short list. the names we hear, and i don't think this will surprise you or scott very much. kasich is coming out on the sh

good to see both of you, doug burns, charlie gasparino.ow down 84 points with the closing bell about seven minutes away. gap earnings, they're up next. latest earnings report after the bell, not looking too gore juicer for the parent of old navy and the gap and one of the many stocks countdown closer says may be guilty of bad currency hedging decisions. he is going to give you his superstar secret list, coming up. i'm definitely able to see savings through using the car buying on usaa. i mean, amazing savings. i was like, wow. if i can save this much, then i could actually maybe upgrade a little bit. (announcer) save on your next car with usaa car buying service, powered by truecar. you wouldn't order szechuan without checking the spice level. it really opens the passages. waiter. water. so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your broker with brokercheck. . . . . liz. gap earnings are imminent. we'll keep it in a bug. other names reporting next week, like tiffany's. guess what? all kinds of companies in advance we'll p

liz: i need you to keep watching because we're going to get major breaking news from charlie gasparinoho's working the news in this crowd, it involves a trump operative who is about to show up. so that's going to come in a second. but now let's go to the dems. we saw a massive win no in coal country for bernie sanders. over rival hillary clinton. by the way, west virginia has not gone democratic in many, many years. i believe 20 years. however, it is certainly more than half democratic voters. now, including super delegates, clinton is still beating bernie sanders by 768 delegates. but sanders had bowed to stay in this race until the democratic convention in philadelphia. that's in july, folks. so still should clinton be concerned about this momentum? even though you see these numbers on the screen, and bernie's momentum gaining as this race turns to the west. former democratic senator from north dakota byron is with me live as well as former republican senator from new hampshire, doug gregg. they join us now. let's talk about this and how secretary clinton is going to deal with the th

charlie gasparino with me with more. charlie, $62 billion is at you t may not go through. >> what we reported last night was on the money. the next 24-48 hours are crucial. they are close to a deal, they don't have a deal. they you know we would know that something was up by now because monsanto has been in meetings all day. they are taking this seriously. deirdre: with the bankers but it could be the government, because bayer is a german company is there edginess? >> i think there are two things, market is telling you, regulations could kill this. deirdre: first thing i thought. >> u.k. -- not u.k. e.u. regulators have stopped other cross border deals, and this would be a huge -- this would be the biggest german purchase of any u.s. company. we do know that u.s. doj is sniffing around on this, they may not like it. these are huge staples, they are drugs. this is something that you don't want to mess with from -- you don't want to be the justice department messing with allowing something like this to happen. but i am thin

liz: charlie gasparino was at the trump news conference, joins us live from the trump tower. lie, i've been watching your reports, and you always call it like you see it. he was a very combative conference when it came to the press, but there was a point that he made and it was simply, look, i got beaten up and called bad things for trying to do good things. >> well, i guess i'm one of the guys who tried to beat him up, one of those dishonest, libelous, slanderous reporters. we at fox business were the first to report. donald trump holds a press conference, i believe it was january, might have been february. it was after he canceled the fox news debate, canceled his appearance. he said that he raised $6 million for veterans. he said it, not us. he said he listed the veterans groups he raised it from. and guess what the dishonest reporter, me, went out and did? i went out and tried to verify his claim. and i found out that his claim of raising $6 million a month after wasn't right. he didn't raise $6 million. now, he wasn't particularly forthcoming on how much he raised. but ba

jump on it charlie gasparino.ings, we're looking at a big gain of 148 off the highs of the session, though. don't go away. . . . . . . liz: financials are driving what you see on the screen for the second day in a row. although you could argue this is a pretty broad based rally on relatively thin volume but my next guest is here to tell you there is one good way to get into big by buying small. you don't want to buy the big banks. that is what don scriber is saying. he is of course is with wbi. good to see you. >> thanks so much, liz. liz: you have a couple billion under management but you say avoid the big financials. why? >> we're seeing strong earnings and strong revenue growth. one of the companies that we really like is a bank out of texas, in dallas and fort worth, the largest independent bank, legacy texas financial and it has really strong dividend growth, 2% dividend. and -- liz: can we get legacy financial up here so our viewers can see because it is an interesting pick here. >> yes. it's a small cap. we

let's bring in the fox business all-stars charlie gasparino and liz claman. charlie?> off-limits, disney? you got to know you got to be a disgusting stalinist socialist to attack disney of all companies. this is a very progressive company. i mean, they were among the first to embrace gay rights. bob iger is far from right-wing lunatic. and i tell you donald is calling him crazy bernie, right? he sounds crazy when he attacks disney. the overarching theme. anthony: okay, why is he so popular? the public educational system that people don't understand the failures of socialism? >> look what's happening at the trump rallies. leftist kids that are in college or just left college violently protesting. this is the scary thing about the election. anthony: those are paid protesters. >> some of them are not. some -- occupy wall street which i covered extensively was paid. a lot of it wasn't, they were kids. the animosity to free speech particularly right-wing speech that goes on on campus is basically overflowing to what's going on here, and what's going on in the election, and

as always, charlie gasparino. donald trump is not trying to shore things up, but the foreign policy credentials together. who better to check with dan henry kissinger? connell mcshane in midtown manhattan were against donald trump is coming to him. reporter: well, we think so, neil. we are not quite sure. the trump campaign has been so tightlipped about it. here at the kissinger office at the meeting does take place we expected to have been early afternoon on park avenue not very far from donald trump headquarters on fifth avenue in new york. once it does take place at the follow-up and when it comes to economic policy, the meeting is seen as donald trump reaching out to gop's establishment when it comes to foreign policy as opposed to economic policy. i was into an adviser and they told me the goal of that is twofold. the first goal is quite obvious. meet with someone like henry kissinger and gather as much information as possible and learn from someone with the experience of a henry kissinger. the second goal is

our own charlie gasparino joins us. in italian that is pronounced gasparino. >> charlie gasparino. a big hit in paris, i want you to know that. melissa: i have no doubt. >> of course. when i wear my little american flag on my lap pell. connell: and other shirt. let's not get sidetracked. >> make sure this is straight here. melissa: oh, no. connell: tell us about the viacom deal. >> i think what is fascinating about this, as you know, redstone came out and basically wants due month out of the company, out of the trust. probably wants him out as ceo. his daughter is trying to vie for control of the company. remember he owns both viacom and cbs through national amuse means. he is chairman. here is the fascinating thing, dumond is fighting back saying redstone is not mentally incompetent to throw me out. a few months ago he said redstone was mentally competent to sign the paycheck and pay me all the money when his housekeeper first raised question about sumner's competency. what you have right now is battle royale. i don't think this ends well for anybody. if you're a shareholder viaco

charlie gasparino and i join host anthony scaramucci and gary.s newburgher managing director and health advisor weighs in on the market hangover from the 2008 financial crisis. listen. >> it's a scar not a wound. >> yeah. exactly. >> right? >> it really is still there. >> yeah. >> when you see the volatility, which we had in january, we had almost 65% of the trading days that market moved plus or minus 1%. and when you see that visibly on all the shows throughout the day, clients, investors get concerned, especially when they invest irreplaceable wealth. >> . liz: perspective, though? can we really use the word hangover? take a look at the chart of the nasdaq. we are up 182% since the last day of trading before memorial day weekend in 2009. so since the lows of the market, we're up significantly here. watch wall street week tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox business network. and then, do stick around for stossel at 9:00 p.m. john will be immediately following us on wall street week. closing bell 48 minutes away. the dow is up 21 poi

anthony: joining us now to discuss the big takeaways are fox business all-stars police claman and charlie gasparino of the highlights was when boone pickins said donald trump is a pain in the [bleep] but he will support him because it's look for change. we here at when thrajio had -- at the bellagio saying they are doing the best they have done since before the financial crisis. gary: liz, you were at the first salt. how many people were at the first show? 350? where this has become now, the intersection of everything. this is -- first all, i'm thrilled with fox business and anthony that we are part of the family. charlie: we actually have a camera now. i used to cover it with my cell phone. gary: what typically happens is the information is absorbed and would not be strange in the next several weeks as people talk about their outlooks for the balance of the year. many of the things discussed here -- liz: people are looking for the ground zero of the best ideas in business. it's becoming harder and harder to make money in this world, whether it's regulation or competition. what you provided is some

charlie gasparino with exclusives here. >> yeah.e've been talking to fundraiser all day and we hear it's not that easy to donald turn on a dime go from a self funded campaign. $35million spent, about 40 something, 45. he got some small donations, and he didn't actively fundraise. people gave him the money. but it's going to be difficult for people to do that. number one he doesn't have a campaign fundraising infrastructure. hillary clinton -- or let's put it this way. jeb bush if he were elected, nominated the gop nomination, he would have 1,500 people on the ground right now raising money. liz: big bucks. >> hillary clinton has that type of infrastructure. donald trump just hired because he did his 180 last night, even though we knew we were signaling it on your show in particular yesterday that he was likely to go this route. he would have to raise money, he just last night hired a finance chairman. >> who, by the way, i believe has given money to hillary clinton in the past. >> donald has. i don't know the gentleman's name, when

senior correspondent charlie gasparino has exclusive details.rlie. >> you know, sumner redstone drama, sherry redstone drama, phillipe dumond drama, we have battle royale between the redstone family trying to force dumond out as ceo. they forced him out of the trust that oversees viacom and cbs. they're looking to push him out totally. we understand sherry redstone is making moves internally. filed a lawsuit to get the board to remove dumond as ceo. what is happening board of directors of viacom is sticking by dumond. what we understand, fox business network has learned, that board is basically poised to file a lawsuit in delaware chancery court, generally where you fight the corporate battles out, to prevent that removal. if she should go in there, convince her dad, remember her dad, sumner controls 80% of the company. he is apparently had falling out with dumond as his health has slipped, she is stepping into the fray. she does not get along with dumond. by virtue of the old man's 80% stake in the company, her 20% stake, she could theoreticall

fox news senior correspondent -- fox business senior correspondent charlie gasparino has details on herbalife and the discussion of these investigations, these congressional investigations, charlie? >> basically as we reported earlier they were expecting an end to the investigation or concluding the ftc investigation into the business model. if you look at 10 q, the earnings release buried in there is explanation what's going on. number one, they say that investigation is at an advanced stage, it is essentially over. they say the investigation could end in a settlement or some sort of injunctive relief. this is why the stock is jumping. they believe if they reach a conclusion or settlement with the ftc over herbalife's business model, this emanated from bill ackman, the short seller saying this is a pyramid scheme, it makes money by bringing in distributeors and not selling the products. they're saying if they reach a settlement with the ftc and given every clue in the earnings release that it's happening, they're going to pay up to 200 million dollars as the best estimate. that is not a lot

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we're doing some wall street watching as well and, oh, yeah, charlie gasparino, he'll break it. with less than an hour to the closing bell, i'm ashley webster in for liz claman. let's start the "countdown." ♪ ♪ ashley: well, a bear brawl for the markets today. right now the dow off nearly 200 points, bouncing around around that 200-point loss. here are today's biggest movers. we call it the retail ice age. what's going on? lots of names in the retail industry continuing to hit multi-year lows today including names like office depot, big five sporting goods. those stocks moving lower. also the big department stores like nordstrom and macy's and apparel plays such as elle brands, the one behind victoria's secret, gap, buckle and stein mart. tough day for these names. home depot, the biggest home improvement chain, reporting better than expected sales. the company said inconsistent weather was a driving point for sales, raising their guidance, and they are rewarded with a stock price that is going down some 2.5% in a tough environment today. >>> well, to politics, and voters are ta

thanks to steven blumenthal, peter barnes and charlie gasparino.bell," lots of news, guys. david: we are going update you with every breaking detail from inside the beltway, but meanwhile markets ending on a high note, down for the week. i'm david asman. charles: and i'm melissa francis, this is "after the bell." we've got you covered on the markets. first here's what else we have for you this hour -- the white house on lockdown, the fbi responding to reports of shots fired. the reports that someone has been shot, we're going to get you an update as soon as we can. this, as donald trump addresses the national rifle association getting the nra's big endorsement despite once supporting an assault weapons ban. >>> new details in the crash of egyptair flight 804. european security officials are

thanks, charlie gasparino.e announced a little while ago, it is official, wire services are dotting is, crossing ts, adding it up, 1238 donald trump appears to have won as republican leading candidate, only candidate for president of the united states. has one more that he needs. these last few stragglers who were uncommitted delegates who suddenly committed to him. before the final race of 300 delegates. he already won it. no republican has earned more votes in election cycle than mr. trump. does that bring out donors? let's ask nicole thick pour, gop fund-raiser extraordinaire. what do you think? >> hey. you know what? charlie gasparino and you were talking about, there is your vehicle, the vehicle to bridge the gap between donald trump campaign and the donor, and establishment donor and leery donor. i think that you have somebody like art laffer, steve forbes, you know, stephen moore and larry kudlow, they actuallyhave an organization focused on economics and i think if you get someone like this to make call

want to talk on the news by the guy who broke a lot of this news and was ahead of the curve, charlie gasparinorlie, this trial had a little bit of everything, didn't it? >> yeah. i mean, listen, it was really dirty laundry about sumner redstone and quite sad, because this is a guy that built, remember, this is the holding company i believe it's called national amusement or national entertainment. it owns two major media companies, viacom and cbs. he controls both of them through an 80% ownership. his daughter, sherry, has a piece of it, and it's been, you know, i think for the last ten years it's been this sort of soap opera about control of that company. sumner redstone's various girlfriends, his relationship with his daughter and whether she will run the a company when he goes. and most recently, if he's competent to run the company. remember, until recently, he was the exive chairman -- executive chairman. i will say this, charles, there's two stories here. there's the sordid stuff about his former caretaker who thinks she's being screwed over and fired unfairly, and she deserved some money

neil: thank you very much, charlie gasparino.p is revising his tax package is a little bit. let's get some clarity on what he is really doing here. karel, a lot of people interpreted these remarks about re-examining the top rate. maybe making it a little higher. higher than where it is right now. he was saying higher than the 25%. is that right? >> been very clear on his website. go on his website and look at him. neil: already turning it back. >> he has changed on a number of things in the past. look, he is okay with saying higher tax rates himself. i think that there are other people out there doing extremely well. >> people are dancing around this issue. 25%. does he really mean and will that be revised? >> i cannot tell you off the top of my head. >> i think that what trump is saying is, look, the middle class is getting hammered. i think that we will cut overall taxes. if they have to go up a little bit, so be it. neil: talking about the rich paying a little bit more. his plan. you wait a little bit on the minimum-wage thing

charlie gasparino has been following this file storage and joins me now with more.hat is your thought? >> i would say that there are two stories here. refiling hirsute. the nominal replacement. they are owned by the redstone family. sumner owns a vast majority of it. they are also now suing in this whole thing. here is the other story. for the average person aside the glitz and the craziness, a 92 euros guide can barely brushes teeth or his dentures. whatever. the judge says no. that is one story. the other story is more of an investors story. sumner redstone was he is negative chairman of viacom and cbs. to companies controlled by national music. i think in december when there was a suit filed saying he was incompetent. look at all of this evidence to show his incompetence. including handwriting that was barely legible. the stuff about his appetite for sex and state. he good barely talk. >> it gets to something really important. allowing this guy, four years, to be running the company. signing off on the paychecks. if i -- trish: those are big paychecks. >> they we

first reported by charlie gasparino brightly on fox business.sible pure med scheme. herbalife posting strong first-quarter earnings. growing its business in north america. billionaire islam must surprising even himself today. successfully landing this a falcon nine rocket at the early this morning. delivering a satellite into space. the rocket would stick the landing. this month, the second time spacex has landed. tweaking his surprise joking quote. maybe to increase storage here. tim cook getting to china to. the communist party. reuters reported that the company will meet with high-level leaders. apple's ibook store and itunes movie shutdown and last quarter apple revenue in china took a hit of 26%. cook said he remains optimistic. apple has not returned our request for comment. shares touch below $92 a share today. that is the lowest price in almost two years, neil. >> a lot of tea drinking. i will tell you that. i don't know. we will see how that goes. they voted in london yesterday. they do not have the results yet. this is a shout out to a

charlie gasparino. whoever said newspapers are dead, print was dead because looking at the publishing, it is the 16th. i guess it is. the guy behind that after this. [ soft music ] e.t. phone home. when you find something you love, you can never get enough of it. change the way you experience tv with xfinity x1. shoah, ha ha.ew artist. show me top male artist. my whole belieber fan group. it's not a competition, but if it was i won. xfinity x1 lets you access the greatest library of billboard music awards moments, simply by using your voice. the billboard music awards, live sunday may 22nd, 8/5 pacific, only on abc. >> take a look at stocks today. a rebound after yesterday. a lot of momentum early on comfort media related stocks. the understanding if they are doing better or percolating more, then maybe that's a sign of better things to calm. this is no more illustrated than in the pursuit of the tribune publishing. of course among many premier listing. he is the big cheese, the chairman invested in ess

joining us now charlie gasparino to help us answer the questions. y, charlie. >> i've been saying for weeks he doesn't. for months he probably doesn't. lori: doesn't he have to sell a building? >> not that easy to sell a building. lori: who is calling you? turn off the ringer. i want your full attention. >> yes, i gotcha. trying not to make a spectacle but it's off. he basically said it today he doesn't know whether he can go out selling ailed about. you look at financial disclosures, fec forms, last i checked he had about $700 million in marketable securities, who knows what they are. they're not treasury bills. they're stocks. not that easy. you don't know if it is worth $700 million. lori: what is the magic number? what do i need in the general election? about a billion dollars? >> you need about a billion. he needs to things. get public financing. i don't know how much you can get out of public financing alone. or, he has got to do combination public financing and talking to the rnc which, rnc can give you money as part of campaign building. ther

first, charlie gasparino on that story. on terror, donald trump -- that's a big signature issue. >> yeah, i will say this. if there's one thing you can say, i think you should wait until the facts come in. that's a more prudent way of doing it. why listen to me? donald trump, if there's one thing is incredibly adept that during this election cycle is understanding the news cycle, how to control the news. that's why he's gotten away with beating it. i've heard a remarkable statistic at a dinner party last night. jeb bush spent about 50, $60 million in new hampshire alone and came in 10th place, whatever it was. donald trump is the presumptive nominee of the republican par and spending $50 million on everything. he understands how to control the news cycle. that's what he's doing. it's actually brilliant idea. say what you want about his economic trend, which is all over the place. there is no doubt this is the smartest man running a campaign in terms of his understanding of news, the news cycle, how to control it and had a d

neil: charlie gasparino, thank you very much, my friend. i think the bear is okay. you were worried about the bear. the bear is okay. but we were getting a tweet from donald trump on the bear -- no, i'm kidding. [laughter] it takes nanoseconds for that guy. >>> as you know, hillary clinton is claiming victory. the nomination is hers, and it is close in hand. but could she seal the deal by just going ahead and putting bernie sanders on her ticket, and would that be the ticket? we'll is can a top democratic strategist -- we'll ask a top democratic strategist, after this. ♪ ♪ the pursuit of healthier. it begins from the second we're born. because, healthier doesn't happen all by itself. it needs to be earned every day. using wellness to keep away illness. and believing a single life can be made better by millions of others. as a health services and innovation company optum powers modern healthcare by connecting every part of it. so while the world keeps searching for healthier we're here to make healthier happen. neil: all right. they have tranquilized this bear in man

charlie gasparino has more on this.ation if you need to raise money and you don't have the apparatus, but that's kind of where we're going. we should point out that donald hasn't started this journey until just a couple weeks ago, right? we were first to report that he's out there now looking for money, and here's the problem. when you don't have the apparatus, people don't know where to give to. t. boone pickens, who promised a fundraiser for mr. trump, he's now -- he didn't cancel. he postponed til after june, til sometime after the convention in july. so that's the latest snafu. neil, there are about a half dozen pacs that are loosely associated with donald trump. the problem is people don't know which is the preferable pac. and i think that's the problem that boone has. we should point out that t. boone gave us a statement saying he has no problems with donald trump. he's still supporting him. but when you don't have, like, a clear apparatus in place, when you don't have the clear, you know, sort of avenues of where

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charlie gasparino asking where did the money go.row in the mccain comment that we heard about before, you heard that trump u scamming some of the veterans looking to get education. hillary clinton's camp jumps in. throws fuel on the fire. they were all around in the last few days sending out surrogates. guess what, he didn't serve, you know, he was not out there. he got a deferral so he didn't have to go and fight in his generation. >> but he says he raised $6 million. he ended up raising $5.6 million. and you are going to the fact that he didn't serve. >> that's part of the story in terms of his appeal to people who actually put their life on the line for our country. >> i didn't serve either and i have the utmost respect for the military and law enforcement. >> if you raise money -- >> it's a cheap shot, juan. >> wait, wait, hold on. >> it's a $6 million donation. >> cheap shot is saying you are a loser if you get captured. >> you bring in another comment. you are tying serving to somehow diminishing the money he raised. >> that's

thank you very much, charlie gasparino. ust bring in charlie monger here along with warren buffett. charlie, bill ackman really wanted you to speak to him because he said you're doing reputational damage to a company you don't understand. he wanted you to change your mind. will i change your mind on valeant? >> i don't think so. you know, there has been a complaint about my saying that valeant is a sewer. i thought the complaint would come from from the sewers. i didn't think anybody would be defending valeant. liz: warren, you said this company had seriously flawed business model. investors piled into it and tried to get you to go into it. >> that's true and, we have never been long or short a share. i have never personally been long or short a chair. berkshire, hasn't. charlie hasn't. liz: of valeant. >> of valeant. it is no secret at all, it was trumped their business model was to jack up prices among other things. liz: that is not illegal. >> i don't think it is wise when you take somebody with a life saving drug and you

of academy securities phil mcconkey along with the reports of his demise greatly exaggerated, charlie gasparinore alive, not dead! who said you were dead? >> just to recap here, there was an e-mail that was sent out from this -- from a research shop that i've gone to the distant shores. so ridiculous. and i'm getting all these calls. liz: i can tell everybody he has a pulse. he has a pulse. >> this occurred while i was on the treadmill, so you know. a few people like me. people actually cared. liz: phil mcconkey likes you and likes us. >> this is great. liz: people hiring now are so nervous, they don't want to pay benefits. if they bring somebody in, they want to be sure that person is spectacular, you've got people who are spectacular right now? >> a lot of people that are incredibly spectacular, i'm talking about the transitioning military veteran, our military today and all the young people, most of them that are making the transition join the military after we were attacked on 9/11, after the war started in afghanistan, after the war started in iraq. i joined the military after a war ended.