you said this election is like nirvana in 1991.hnson-weld ticket can capture ask imaginations and bolt them to the top. >> in anywhere vanna the rock 'n roll scene wasn't happening. people were tiewngs out of rock music. so. but so people were wants to go tune in again. so anywhere van a was there. alternative music, punk, grunge, whatever you want to call it. people said this is great. and this is what we need in politics. alternative voices, and i think people will respond. the united states is polarized right now. the major party candidates are polarized. johnson-weld are not polarizing. they are the grown-ups, they are experienced, and they are a viable alternative. and that's why i support them. kennedy: these two candidates trump and clinton you could claim are poison. there was a lot of glam' metal before nirvana came along and it created this paradigm shift. i think people are ready for that shift. can johnson-weld deliver that? >> absolutely. they are qualified lawmakers. they have the experience. can you imagine if we wer

you're kind of in your own world and it's almost kind of like you're in a state of nirvana. that might sound weird. it's kind of weird because ever since i got diagnosed i'll have these moments throughout the day where if i'm just sitting in the car or walking, i'll have a moment just for myself. i'm not thinking about anything, but i feel as if i've reached a state of nirvana for, like, ten seconds, you know, which i've never experienced that before. it might sound crazy. >> no, it's very interesting. >> being under water and doing this photo shoot, it was kind of like i got to be in that state of nirvana for such a long time. >> erena, i think that's really what you want to hear people say. thank you very much for doing this. we hope that people -- i'm sorry, go ahead. we're going to see a photo here. oh, there we go. you haven't seen this yet, have you, maya? we wanted to make sure you saw it before. what do you think? >> that's awesome. i think -- wow. >> erena, you should be very proud. maya, you as well. >> i didn't know i could ever look like that. >> thank you both f

we have stock nirvana. higher oil and higher interest rates. ♪ hallelujah that's fertile ground for the type of rating i'm talking about. just because we have re-rating, doesn't mean you have to stay away from the world of financials. a host of banks got approved by the fed after the close to buyback stocks and increase dividends, something badly needed if it's ever going to get out of its miserable run. maybe we're getting some relief. so what sectors are going from hold to buy here with on the fly re-ratings? this week, a giant time share company, for $25.30 in cash. now what's happening is that off that deal we're getting the re-rating in the form of pin action. we're seeing the re-rating of everything. similar business model to diamond popped over 4%. perhaps we weren't paying enough for this asset. marriott's had its best day in years, jumping 44.5%. suddenly, this disappointing group, [ baby crying ] which had been rated negatively for a long time, is back in the fashion show. how about price line, ex

so if bill kristol thinks that somehow david french is going to deliver the electoral nirvana i guesset me go ahead and do that. i'm not sure what the end game s i don't think bill kristol thinks david french will be a nominee that will take on hillary clinton. the only result of this would be obviously to ensure that donald trump does not win if that could actually happen and hillary clinton becomes the commander in chief of the united states. so you have to conclude from that bill kristol is a lot more comfortable at least with hillary at the realm than donald trump. >> which i'm sure he would dispute. i'm sure he's acting on what he sees as principle. donald trump attacking him, talking about the failing weekly standard. is he now fair game for these kinds of political attacks? >> i wouldn't do it if i were trump. if i were trump i would focus all of my fire on hillary and there's a lot to focus on, not just her failure in foreign policy, the clinton foundation, the fact that the country is tired of these old political dynasties, they want to move forward with a new fresh approach

let's talk about nirvana mansion. >> you're also looking for nirvana, right?tiful pools, ocean view in the front, a yacht dock in the back. th >>> and a shrine to the king of disco. >> yes, that's my king. >> they actually had the guy that built the set for saturday night fever, buildt in the house. it's tile for tile the exact same dance floor john travolta used. >> tell us about the sea breacher. >> this is part jet 63 and part submarine. it's about $100,000. >> it looks like a dolphin. >> they make them in dolphins -- the rich prefer sharks and they have a lot of them made in sharks and they can go under the water or above the water and can poerpious. many are putting them on their yachts. >> forget the jet 63. secret lives of the super rich coming up on cnbc. british sensation about to take america by storm. >> get ready to be magnetized by tom o'dell after these messa i get out of work and i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin' around, "mmm! i smell cookies." i say, "oh no, you just smell me. i just got out of work. that's honey bunches of oats, that

easy friend >> this music that was bubbling out of places like portland and seattle, and bands like nirvanae way that stipe sang where the voice was incredible but you couldn't quite figure out what he was saying it just made them more alluring and mysterious, you can get why that band would become huge. >> it wasn't new wave, it wasn't a new romantic. they started calling it alternative music. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ and i feel fine ♪ fine, fine, fine >> you know, this is the thing about the '80s. everyone thinks it's about crazy haircuts, lots of makeup, insane clothes, and it was. but the thing about this music that lasts is that their songs were so good. >> you can go back and listen to those records, from the engineering to the musicianship to the writing and to the performance of it. it surpasses most music. >> everybody had a story, and they wanted to tell it. the artists that were coming through the tv and into your lives. ♪ everybody wants to rule the world ♪ >> i'll say that the music of the '80s is more effective t

the challenge is that investing nirvana for an l.p. is when you got -- when to a point where your fund is mature enough and recycling distributions. the money you send out hopefully each dollar comes back with three of its friends in short order. historically fundraising cycles are four to five years and liquidity cycles were five or six or seven years. so you'd send out dollars and come back and they would fund your subsequent commitments. what's going on now is that as fundraising cycles have shortened, liquidity cycles have gotten longer. and so the way i describe it is a huge exit sfinkter. >> he did say you what thought he said. >> and we're feeding this snake and l.p.'s give g.p.'s money and g.p.'s give it to startups and startups get licked and comes back to the l.p.'s and then the cycle starts over again. when you got this exit sfinkter and the snake is getting fuller and fuller and fuller we're in brooklyn. so not exactly the shallow end but for those familiar, there's a song from the wu-tang clan "method man" and one of the m

let's talk about nirvana mansion. >> you're also looking for nirvana, right?ls, ocean view in the front, a yacht dock in the back. th that is a $25,000 bathtub. it has meditation rooms and a shrine to the king of disco. it is tile for tile the exact same dance floor that john travolta used. >> the super rich have super toy. >> this is a new favorite water toy. this is part jet ski, part submarine, called the sea breacher. it goes -- in looks like a dolphin. >> that's crazy. >> they make them in dolphins rich prefer sharks. but they can go under the water, above the water. they can porpoise. and a lot are buying these to put on their yachts. >> of course. forget the jet ski. that is far better. amazing. robert frank, thanks so much. be sure to check out the secret lives of the super rich coming up on cnbc. >>> coming up next, the newest british sensation about to take america by storm. >> get ready to be magnetized by tom o'dell after these messa i get out of work and i go to the store, and somebody's, smellin' around, "mmm! i smell cookies." i say, "oh no, you

here's a nirvana of the 1960's and back to the eisenhower years. i don't think we've framed yet where we are versus the last half century. vonny: phenomenal for think this is going down. tom: it goes back to the two americas and some of the tensions we see in the presidential derby. what do you have this morning? caroline: i'm focusing on oil because there teams to be chatter with opec putting in place a cap in production. why do we care when we're looking at this particular chart. a history of disobedience is a great chart focusing in on where opec has continually decided to raise above where it has been on the production cap. if you just focus in on my time line, you can see over the course of a decade the purple line here is where the cap was and the blue line is consistently where opec continued to produce. well above. at one point 3 million barrels more than the cap and they're looking at 32 million to see the cap coming in. it's already above that. tom: really cool chart. very, very good. vonny: keep all eyes on vienna. we can't be distracted

everybody istever doing with the 401k, the double-digit nirvana -- we all got addicted to it -- and now yards and a cloud of dust, to use a football metaphor. what kind of stocks are best, and given the single digit world we are living in? bob: too any people are saying, where is my double-digit return? my guess for next year, seven. it is only a 5% compound return. where do you get that? you have to look for free cash flow, revenue growth, places where companies have the flexibility. if you do not have free cash flow, you have one hand tied behind your lack -- you have one hand tied behind your back. we have a real treat for you. coming up in the hour, it is a nod new book. i say ought with great respect. walter isaacson says a gem of a book. "the world according to star wars." things to talk with cass son steen about on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ anna: welcome back, everybody. we are in london and new york. --m on a edwards in new yor i am anna edwards in london. tom keene is in new york. xiaomi has bought almost 1500 technology patents from microsoft. it is part of a bigger deal bet

tom: ira jersey, why are rates so low, the unemployment rate near nirvana levels?d that wages are starting to go up. u.s. treasuries, the benchmark globallyrates are set these days. so where are interest rates in germany, in japan, and is there a better alternative to that that you can get into and hedge back for little cost? tom: where should you be if china and others were not getting enough? ira: it would probably be closer to 3%. tom: three? ira: we were at 3% only a couple of years ago. michael: janet cannot control her own yield curve. ira: she could. if the federal reserve was really concerned about runaway inflation, she could sell some of the trillions of dollars of bonds that they have in their portfolio. that would certainly steep and the yield curve and get 10-year yields up. i do not think they are going to do that. this, theyry about are going to be very normal in their exit from their yields.entedly low that means 10 year yields might stay at 2% because of what is going on in japan and germany, but it is really two-year notes that have to decline as