-- i amng at this age lucky. i am in relatively good shape.f i don't do it now, when am i going to do it? iear" presented something thought was universal. who are you when you take off your crown? we all wear crowns at some time. either a movie star or a famous athlete. i know you love me because of my crown. the whole play is about a man who says i don't want to be king any more, but i want my daughters to tell me they love me and how much they love me and how much they will keep loving me. he discovers it wasn't him they loved but his crown. tavis: there is a great black poet who put it this way. we wear the mask. this age, are you still learning things about yourself? >> yes. truly that i have never learned so much about my feelings as a man and as a father sometimes and as a friend and as a human as when i played lear, because i had to face what he goes through. if i wanted to play it well, i had to face within myself all while igs i didn't do was wearing my own crown, and what playing him did for me was forced me to look at my own and rem

above all, you need the ranchers and landowners who live with the carnivores to be i amng to try this > >> not elated that the wolves are here, but i am glad to have this resource. >> it's the people that like wolves on the ground to er beef. so we have to -- on the ground who eat our beef. so we have to think about that. >> i think we have lost sight of about this. it's not about wolves. it's about people. >> it can seem like a paradox and a contradiction to one to appreciate the wildness of the wealth while feeling the need to control it. >> with something like a wolf, you will never make everyone happy so we have to find a -- so we have to try to find a way to meet everyone's core values and accommodate them. >> if we can see your out how to to track this problem, we could figure out other problems in our society. >> it's a lot of work and collaboration can be messy. you can't get there tomorrow. >> there are people who greatly value wilderness and the symbols that bears and wolves have for them. and there are values at play regarding productive lands and the utility, bringing the

i amng at the april limit, looking at the numbers and i find -- i am looking for a 280 base.this does not seem like a lot of money but there is basically a one percent chance that you could lose statistically on this trade. i think that netflix will bead on monday. >> this stock is already 30% off of its high a few weeks ago. >> and there is a part of me that really wanted to get more bullish, but if you look at the techs and companies in that space, they have not been treated well, and even though this is off 30% it could go larger. >> we will leave it right there, jerod leavy. thank you for joining us. we are awaiting that ipo and hoping it comes at any minute. "lunch money" is next. ♪ welcome to "lunch money" where we tie together the best stories come interviews and video. i'm matt miller. take a look at the menu. in motors, the new rolls-royce ghost rolls into new york, where it still has a number a lot in the door. paul talks and coming equality and jobs. there's still something left over for a list of things that makes him very angry. the good, the bad and the ugly of