and arden said 42, because you're the 42nd president. >> jimmy: yeah, i guess. >> i said arden, whatum and what it's good for. we had this talk about malibdinum what it is good for and all. >> jimmy: were you a genius like that as a kid? >> no. >> jimmy: were you even close to that? did people gather around you and marvel as your intelligence? >> no. i mean, i could read little books when i was 3, but nothing like that. >> jimmy: thank you, by the way, for inviting me to moderate your panel at arizona state university the weekend before last. >> you were great. >> he was in his home element and one of the great benefits we got out of it was your buddy with the pizza business there. i would have asked you sooner if you knew about that. >> it was a little dilemma, you being a vegan, you get half a pizza, really. do you miss having cheese? >> one of the few things i miss about this diet is i loved hard cheese. i like, you know, hard cheddar cheese and swiss cheese. i miss that. >> jimmy: yeah. but i feel a lot better. >> jimmy: what do you miss more? being president or cheese? >> well,

arden thank you. >>> my next guest, an arden supporter with the bundy family went toe to toe with chris hayes over the bundy substantitand of the feds. watch this. >> if you owe the federal government, chris, do you want them coming to your house pointing guns at your wife and children? is that okay with you? that's not okay with me? >> joining me, michelle is with us. that was a pretty big beat down by you and it went viral. i thought that was the heart of the matter here, whether you agree or disagree here, is this the government's new tactic if you owe them money or they believe you owe them money, they surround your home and send snipers and take your property at gunpoint. that's the question in my mind. >> sean, i have to agree with you. thank goodness for camera and video. look what they have done. 250 armed different police agencies surrounding the bundy ranch for cattle, and i think was it really about grazing fees? because if so, as a ceo i don't think i'm going to spend between seven to 10 million to collect a million and the million is still in question, we're probably talkin

back to respond tonight is cliven bundy and his sons aman and arden are with us. what is your reaction to being called or compared to the tim mcveigh or the boston bombers, what is your reaction to that? >> sean, i would like to ask your audience, you seen these videos in the last couple of weeks. i want to ask you, who looked like the terrorists? who is the domestic terrorists here? did you see we the people with guns or the united states government with guns? harry, why are you acting like this? why, harry, are you calling for a civil war? that's not what we the people want. we just wanted you to disarm your army and get out of our state and start acting like citizens of the united states. that's all we want, harry. >> cliven, by the way, we're putting up pictures. apparently you put on your facebook page or your daughter did, now a lot of these dead cattle of yours and apparently, there were graves dug by blm people. is that true? >> there were graves dug and we have dug into at least one of them and we have found dead cattle in there, yes. >> all right. let me

tonight -- president bill clinton. 6-year-old wiz kid, arden hayes. and manny pacquiao. with cleto and the cletones. and now, as far as i know, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for sneaking out your bedroom window to be with us tonight.

." >> look at elizabeth arden shares. stock spikes to session highs, up 7.5%, on news it's hired goldman sachs to explore a possible sale, according to reuters citing sources. it's contacted buyers, again big news for a stock that's really surging on the news today. the stock is up, again, 7.5%. elizabeth arden possibly hiring goldman sachs to seek strategic alternatives for its company. back over to you. >> dominic, thank you very much. >>> paul hickey of the spoke is reading the fine print on the earnings reports to find out who the second quarter stars could be. he'll reveal them next. >>> pandora reports after the bell. how should you play it now? pete and murph face off and the winner will be your deejay for tomorrow's show. that and much more straight ahead on "the half." with all the opinions about stocks out there, how do you know which ones to follow? the equity summary score consolidates the ratings of up to 10 independent research providers into a single score that's weighted based on how accurate they've been

i am mark arden. >> this is one of the things we are talking about. china and the chinese currency.es it matter? the weakest rate since september of last year. you see the dollar getting stronger and the chinese currency getting weaker. is there a bigger risk of a slowdown? the chinese credit. three key pieces of data. you get industrial production the second largest economy is coming up. >> base of the top headlines today. president obama is warning vladimir putin of further consequences. talking about the crisis. vladimir putin told barack obama that he should use the american and abilities in the escalating crisis. thew chief executive at largest controlled companies. the prime minister chose internal candidates and he toposed francesco as the power producer. since 2001.st pace the broadest measure of new credit fell 19% from the year earlier. try to rein in a credit hinge and prevent. -- prevent default. moore will return to the bond market. the prime minister is counting on that to sustain growth. here with more is jonathan ferro. >> is one of the biggest jobs in europe. you ar

. >> i'm mark arden in london. is taking aim at vladimir putin's inner circle.e added seven individuals and 17 companies to its list. if 48 hour strike is underway on the underground. more than 3 million journeys every day. -- thesh prime minister turkish prime minister speaking to charlie rose on the 99th anniversary of the armenian-turkish conflict. condolencese first over the mass deaths, but doesn't recognize them as genocide. if such a genocide had been the case, would there have been armenians living in this country? and alsooday citizens armenians in our country who have left armenia. we don't exclude them. >> you can watch the full interview tonight on charlie rose at 10:00 p.m. london time. about their capital increase. we are getting the pricing this morning. they're saying that they're offering new stock at six euros and 77 euro cents apiece. the rights offer runs from the second to the 14th of may. >> it is all part of the announcement in february when the company announced this 5.3 billion euro rescue land to fund new vehicles as part of that 14 sta

. >> i'm mark arden in london. these are the bloomberg todd headlines -- top headlines. u.s.rning moscow about a very serious escalation in eastern ukraine. the white house says there is evidence that are testers were paid provocateurs from outside ukraine. is refrainingpan from extra stimulus. the central bank says the economy continues to recover, even with last week's sales tax increase. banks say proposals to overhaul risks choking securitization walk lashing with efforts to boost lending to businesses. deutsche bank says the rules seem very punitive. barclays settles the first u.k. lawsuit. the comes a week before trial that would've featured testimony from former barclays officials. stalling demand in the smart phone market. turnings andrecent posted the second decline in quarterly profits as the market becomes more saturated. joining us now is francisco geronimo, research director of european mobile devices. thank you very much for joining us. how much of a big deal is this second straight decline in quarterly profits come a the first quarter is traditionally week for

. -- andie ruhle arden erik schatzker will join us. they are in los angeles.he ceo of blackstone will be with them. this is "bloomberg surveillance ." we have an incredibly busy monday morning. dow futures are up 59. we have a lot to do this morning. >> ge thought that he would a victory lap when he arrived in france. it turns out he has to do some damage control. , theproposed to buy alstom power in transportation company. france is intervened. look at a competing offer from siemens that would involve less of an outright purchase. this has to do with jobs. france was to make sure that alstom does not result in job losses. siemens has promised job guarantees. >> we saw that with comcast. >> this is one of the issues at stake. we want to bring in hans nichols. in berlin. what are you hearing from the german side? anis being touted as interest rather than a binding offer. >> this is informal. from the german side they haven't gotten this far. i want to say something about this meeting. it concluded. he did something in high school that tom and i did not do, he p

at the arden fair mall one man was caught with $13,000 in fake bills.businesses are buying systems. >> they feel there's less attention paid to a lower denomination bill than the higher ones. >> the sacramento county sheriff's department said they see about 50 counter fit cases every year. most cases go to the secret service. >>> top democrats are standing up for dianne feinstein after a former director accused her of being too emotional. kyla campbell is live in washington, d.c. to explain the backlash there on capitol hill. >> reporter: on one of the sunday morning political shows former cia director michael haden said that feinstein was being too emotional with her attempt to shed light on the methods. feinstein called his comments nonsense and she was quickly defended by harry reid. reid said the former cia director was being condescending and disrespectful of women. >> this woman has been an outstanding leader of that intelligence committee. she's been fearless, thorough and fair. >> reporter: the 6300-page report on the cia's interrogation methods

. >>> en el interior del club guadalajara las cosas estÁn que arden.descenso en la prÓxima temporada, la volpe arribÓ a guadalajara, aunque el argentino no hizo declaraciones, a la prensa, todo indica que ricardo tomarÁ riendas del chiverio, en prÓximas horas se harÁ la presentaciÓn oficial, el estratega vivirÁ su segunda etapa frente a chivas, va por la revancha, su misiÓn es rescatar al equipo que estÁ en una crisis de la que parece no salir nunca. gran reto le espera al tÉcnico argentino. >>> la volpe. >>> una pregunta, quÉ va a pasar aquÍ, hablo contigo, no veo esperanza en tu cara? >>> no. >>> no? >>> no. >>> de malas a peor? >>> podrÍa ser. no podrÍa ser la respuesta mÁs indicada para chivas, hay que ver en lo que queda el torneo "la volpe, estarÁ en el banco este sÁbado. cuando precisamente chivas visiten al pachuca en el estadio hidalgo. >>> el profe pide a gritos un milagro. >>> el pueblo tiene hambre de gol, jhonny, eso pasa. >>> quÉ mÁs? >>> la pasiÓn del fÚtbol tambiÉn se vive en el aire, cristina romero presenta el siguiente reportaje, vam

joining us now is henry davis, arde arden asset management president., thank you for being here. the question, are all investors -- should all investors be investing in hedge funds? for so many years there was a million dollar cap. hedge funds are for a certain selection of people out there and now it's being sort of democratized. i'm assuming you're going to say this is a good thing. are there certain investors that shouldn't be in this space? >> probably. it's more choice. more choice means there are more options and ways for investors to achieve their investment objectives. if your options are long only stocks and bonds you're somewhat limited. in most cases you'll be looking for a financial adviser to be making those recommendations for you. >> mr. bogle would say buy an index. that's going to be your best shot. in part, one of the arguments for indexes has always been fees. fees, fees, fees. my next question, in terms all the hedge funds that become available through your mutual fund, how does that work? what are the fees like? >> well, fees is an