betty: that is not how adelson sees it.ldon: she doesn't like that we are a competitor in the ferries. i can't say that i am the ferry expert of the world, but because she got bitter over the competition, so she has been bitter all this time. betty: coming up, the clash of the titans continues as they look beyond macau for the next gambling mecca. ♪ betty: the explosion of the casino business in macau has been a huge windfall for this tiny chinese territory and the beijing government. casinos paid the government almost $18 billion in taxes and fees in 2013 just to operate in macau. with great success comes a great amount of squabbling. adelson, a man who is not afraid to wade into conflict, whether it is about israeli sovereign rights -- sheldon: there is no such thing as the history of the palestinian people. betty: or how the gop can take back the white house -- he has seen his share of battles against the ho family. sheldon: there was a meeting of the coalition of the concessionaires. pansy ho was there. not a very conge

betty: adelson did not just succeed. he dominated.is first resort, the sands macau, was so successful he made back the $265 million investment in the first year. sheldon: 30,000 people showed up. more than 30,000. we do not know the exact number, because as they waited to get in they knocked the doors down. betty: he went on to build a massive 6400 room hotel. and the 2900 room venetian macau. he plans on adding another property to be completed by the end of 2016. bringing the grand total to over 10,000 rooms. if he has his way, visitors would never leave. sheldon: we are now developing enough retail malls of different types. you can be in 3000, 6000, 12,000 or 15,000 hotel rooms and never leave the building. betty: wow. sheldon: i will give you a short anecdote. i had a friend from boston that came in with his wife. they came in on thursday. on monday, he said, how is the weather? i said, you have not been out? he said, why would i go out? everything i want is here. betty: lawrence ho is talking about shows that are coming in. hotels

adelson doesn't like baker. gave a talk to a liberal pro-israel organization that adelson doesn't like called j street. addle lselson and other donors pressure on bush to get him to drop the speech. bush refused. that caused a problem. bush has been digging himself out of that hole ever since. according to people i've talked to, he's made progress. he went and met personally with adelson, sent his brother, george w., obviously very close with the government in israel who adelson likes a lot. he sent george w. out to talk to adelson. that's made headway for jeb. it might not be enough. we'll see. basically as far as i'm being told, the adelson primary remains fairly wide open. >> up in the air. very quickly before i let you go, how's he feel about carly fiorina? she just surged and hit number two in the polls. >> it's funny, when i was reporting this story, she was not on the radar. i actually don't know. i have not talked to anyone about him. i know trump he's a little bit nervous about. carson he doesn't take v

they cited warren buffett, bill gates, mike bloomberg, the koch brothers, sam walden, sheldon adelsonbasically some of the top people in american business, they would like, al qaeda would like to see assassinated. turn back to the market here. you had a surprise winning streak on wall street, basically coming to an end at least for today. as we watch the market off triple digits. we have breaking analysis from former fdic chairman bill isaac and jay pelosky on set earlier. we were talking about the dangers of creating false incentives for companies where they're not growing by good old-fashioned sales but growing through creative accounting via balance sheets. bill isaac, you say this is the fed's fault. what do they need to change it all? >> i'm not sure i said it was all the fed's fault. i say the fed has a very serious problem on its hand in 2007, 2008, 2009. they needed to react by pumping more money. trish: they did six plus years later and overstayed their welcome. >> they overstayed their welcome. trish: we're in danger after asset bubble or new kind. >> yes. i think they're th

, a adelson. a turning point between the two democratic candidates? >> i'm not sure the super pac memo in and of itself was not intended to be broadcast publicly. but i think there's a sign going on from clinton herself right now. last week she called herself a moderate. she'd been campaigning as a liberal. now she's calling herself a moderate, talking about how she wants to draw contrast with him in debates. i think she learned from the last campaign that going after a popular, insurgent democratic candidate in a really tough way is probably not the best route for her. but at the same time, i think she's hearing from a lot of donors that it's time for her to address bernie sanders as a threat to her winning the nomination. >> andrea, this was a point you mentioned as well, which was the newest washington post/abc poll which showed that a 20% drop in support for clinton among female democratic voters. you know this campaign very well. are you hearing the clinton campaign is hitting the panic butt

they include bill gates, warren buffett, michael bloomberg and sheldon adelson.e a magazine this is the to threaten the u.s. economy. much more coming up. donald trump dealing with another gaffe this morning. his comments on rival carly fiorina's appearance. he told "rolling stone" magazine. look at that face, would anyone vote for that. here is fiorina's response on fox news. >> what do you take that to mean, look at that face, would anyone vote for that? >> i have no idea. honestly, megyn, i will not spend a single cycle what donald trump means. maybe i am getting under his skin a little bit because i am climbing on the polls. maria: trump defended his comments on "fox & friends" earlier this morning. jobless numbers are out. expectation, jobless claims come in at 275,000. americans filed for unemployment last week. we'll see those numbers impacting the tape. they're actually exactly those numbers, 275,000 jobless claims for the latest week. that's down 6,000. meanwhile futures indicating weaker open for the broader averages. dow jones industrial average expect

he clearly made sheldon adelson tonight as well as his other daddy warbucks he is using to bankroll his campaign. he is the angriest, fiercest, most indignant of anyone runn g running. he held it with every word he spoke. he is intending to be there when donald truck falls. he wants to be the furthest right candidate across the bo d board, from his foreign-policy to his opposition to what he calls amnesty. carly fear rena had it made tonight. she made it. her inevitable shot at trump for his shot at her looks by showing she is the one candidate with no embarrassment about nailing hillary clinton personally in the general election. jeb bush showed he could stand up to the holy. he showed a tad more energy, even defending his brother's decision to defend your rack. ran paul stood up to the neoc s neocons. mike huckabee stood up for religious right. donald trump, there is the story. he took some glancing shots at his opponents but looked tired. he looked finished. i assume he will awake with new energy in the morning heard for the first time, too bad reviews. let's see how he reacts and re

he made sheldon adelson happy tonight to know he's using to bankroll his campaign. ted cruz set out to prove he's the angriest fiercest most indignant anyone running. he held it with every word he spoke. is he clearly intending to be there when donald trump falls. he wants to be beyond any reasonable doubt the farthest right candidate from across the board from his foreign policy to his all out opposition to what he calls amnesty for illegal immigrants. carly fiorina made it she is the one candidate with no embarrassment about nailing hillary clinton personally in the general election. jeb bush showed he could stand up to the holy. he showed a tad more energy, even defending his brother's decision to defend your rack. ran paul stood up to the neocons. mike huckabee stood up for religious right. donald trump, there is the story. he took some glancing shots at his opponents but looked tired. he looked finished. i assume he will awake with new energy in the morning heard for the first time, too bad reviews. let's see how he reacts and recovers. we just witnessed a wild

vicious attack that was "the kind of onslaught i would expect to see from the koch brothers or sheldon adelson david brock was asked yesterday what his group is up to. >> is this the beginning of a greater onslaught? do you see this as your role to do the dirty work against the clinton campaign? >> there's no dirty work involved here. >> hugo chavez? that's pretty dirty work. >> this is a political campaign and you have to draw contrast. that's part of the process. >>> joining me now, former michigan governor jennifer granholm, senior advisor for correct the record, a surrogate for clinton's presidential campaign. look, you know politics. you've been in politics, it is inevitable that at a certain point it's going to be negative. there will be contrasts drawn, distinctions drawn, probably charges levels between different primary campaign, hillary clinton and bernie sanders in particular. >> it is the worst part of running for office is that sometimes you have a fight in the home team and i know it makes democrats -- i'm sure it makes republicans uncomfortable, too. the fact that on the democra

vicious attack that was "the kind of onslaught i would expect to see from the koch brothers or sheldon adelsonid brock was asked yesterday what his group is up to. >> is this the beginning of a greater onslaught? do you see this as your role to do the dirty work against the clinton campaign? >> there's no dirty work involved here. >> hugo chavez? that's pretty dirty work. >> this is a political campaign and you have to draw contrast. that's part of the process. >>> joining me now, former michigan governor jennifer granholm, senior advisor for correct the record, a surrogate for clinton's presidential campaign. look, you know politics. you've been in politics, it is inevitable that at a certain point it's going to be negative. there will be contrasts drawn, distinctions drawn, probably charges levels between different primary campaign, hillary clinton and bernie sanders in particular. >> it is the worst part of running for office is that sometimes you have a fight in the home team and i know it makes democrats -- i'm sure it makes republicans uncomfortable, too. the fact that on the democratic

michael bloomberg and larry ellison, four they named along with the koch brothers, sam walton, sheldon adelson as two others, economists, economic personalities they were described in the magazine ben bernanke and bob schiller on the listment. -- list. it always for assassination to bring on inability. stuart: and it's not sam walton, the founder of the whole-- it was jim walton, i think was on list, is that right. >> jim walton. >> yeah, there was a little bit of confusion there. yeah. stuart: okay. blake, thank you very much indeed. we've got it. and then we have chipotle, making a big deal how healthy their food is, they say they don't use genetically mo modifid gmo's, not everybody agrees their food is healthy. a series of new ads, look at that, they're called chubby chipotle ads and show pictures of obese men and women and dispute chipotle's health claims, they say looking eating one burrito a week could make you gain 40 pounds in a year. joining us now is rick berman from the center for consumer freedom. rick, you have the reputation of maybe being one of the nastiest attack dogs on the