anthony: we are back with bernie marcus. one of the biggest issues we hear from all corners is that big companies and small companies are just getting crushed by regulation so we want to know here if you would be able to start home depot in 2016 >> no, and by the way i'm telling you the factual absolutely not. when we started in 78, 7910 langone as you know the government was there for us. they really tried to help us get along. in today's environment, i will give you perfect example. dodd-frank, we were undercapitalized and i mean undercapitalized. the bank line was critical. i couldn't get a bank in georgia to back us in this state state because of the new venture, new idea. we couldn't sell it to anybody. my old bankers in california, atlanta georgia, california they agreed to give us $5.5 million line of credit. today in by the way we where undercapitalized. our balance sheet with terrible but the banker in california believed in us, believed with arthur and myself. he knew we were honest and we had a. idea. he thought i

one of the cofounders of the retail giant home depot bernie marcus. first of all thanks for being here but what is your take on the political rhetoric against business in the united states? >> well, look i think that hillary's attack on business has been consistent with the democrats attack on business all year. you have heard it from bernie sanders. business is bad and then they talk about taking and helping the middle class and helping people with jobs. who employs people in america a? i think it's business, is not? i don't know where hillary comes from. i don't know where elizabeth warren comes from because she is going to be the pseudo-president if hillary is elected. jobs are created by business and attacking businesses doesn't make a hell of a lot of sense but it tells you where clinton's head is and where her agendas going. gary: mr. trump seems to be doing that on the campaign. what do you make of that? >> i think he's a businessman. i think ultimately he understands what it means to hire people, to pay people. he understands what overhead is.

anthony: we are back with bernie marcus. one of the biggest issues we hear from all corners is that big companies and small companies are just getting crushed by regulation so we want to know here if you would be able to start home depot in 2016 >> no, and by the way i'm telling you the factual absolutely not. when we started in 78, 7910 langone as you know the government was there for us. they really tried to help us get along. in today's environment, i will give you perfect example. dodd-frank, we were undercapitalized and i mean undercapitalized. the bank line was critical. i couldn't get a bank in georgia to back us in this state state because of the new venture, new idea. we couldn't sell it to anybody. my old bankers in california, atlanta georgia, california they agreed to give us $5.5 million line of credit. today in by the way we where undercapitalized. our balance sheet with terrible but the banker in california believed in us, believed with arthur and myself. he knew we were honest and we had a. idea. he thought i

anthony: we are back with bernie marcus. one of the biggest issues we hear from all corners is that big companies and small companies are just getting crushed by regulation so we want to know here if you would be able to start home depot in 2016 >> no, and by the way i'm telling you the factual absolutely not. when we started in 78, 7910 langone as you know the government was there for us. they really tried to help us get along. in today's environment, i will give you perfect example. dodd-frank, we were undercapitalized and i mean undercapitalized. the bank line was critical. i couldn't get a bank in georgia to back us in this state state because of the new venture, new idea. we couldn't sell it to anybody. my old bankers in california, atlanta georgia, california they agreed to give us $5.5 million line of credit. today in by the way we where undercapitalized. our balance sheet with terrible but the banker in california believed in us, believed with arthur and myself. he knew we were honest and we had a. idea. he thought i

one of the cofounders of the retail giant home depot bernie marcus. first of all thanks for being here but what is your take on the political rhetoric against business in the united states? >> well, look i think that hillary's attack on business has been consistent with the democrats attack on business all year. you have heard it from bernie sanders. business is bad and then they talk about taking and helping the middle class and helping people with jobs. who employs people in america a? i think it's business, is not? i don't know where hillary comes from. i don't know where elizabeth warren comes from because she is going to be the pseudo-president if hillary is elected. jobs are created by business and attacking businesses doesn't make a hell of a lot of sense but it tells you where clinton's head is and where her agendas going. gary: mr. trump seems to be doing that on the campaign. what do you make of that? >> i think he's a businessman. i think ultimately he understands what it means to hire people, to pay people. he understands what overhead is.

where is bernie marcus? bernie marcus, founder of home depot. go to home depot.he only created about hundreds of thousands -- how many jobs has home depot produced right now, bernie? how much? >> millions. >> bernie, that's a lot of jobs. a great guy, a great man, an unbelievable entrepreneur. somebody who put a lot of people to work. and home depot is a great company. and thank you for being here, bernie, thank you. appreciate it. they have not added a single dollar of value, people like hillary clinton to the american economy. hillary clinton has not made an honest dollar in her entire life. all she does is take from you, takes from your country. and peddles influence to donors, special interests, and foreign actors for huge amounts of money like you have never seen before. it's corruption of the highest order, you know it, she knows it. and plenty of other people know about it but they're not doing anything about it. >> all right, we have been listening to donald trump in a rally out in pueblo, colorado, he addressed an issue that had taken over in the last fe

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where is bernie marcus. where is bernie? bernie marcus, founder of home depot. go to home depot. heering] he only created about hundreds of thousands. how many jobs has home depot produced right now, bernie? how much? millions. millions. bernie. that's a lot of jobs. a great guy, a great man, an unbelievable entrepeneur. somebody that put a lot of people to work and home depot is a terrific company. thank you for being here, bernie. appreciate it. thank you. [cheering] they haven't added a single dollar of value, people like hillary to the american economy. hillary clinton hasn't made an honest dollar in her entire life. all she does is takes from you, takes from your country and peddles influence to donors, special interests, and foreign actors, for astronomical dollars, like you have never seen before. it is corruption of the highest order. you know it. i know it. she knows it. and plenty of other people know it but they're not doing anything about it. while i made my money as a very successful private business person, following the law, all the way, hillary clinton made her mon

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where is bernie marcus?e marcus, founder of home depot. >> you're listening to donald trump in pueblo, colorado, making an attempt to defend -- what he didn't challenge was he didn't pay taxes. what we didn't hear was a claim that the "new york times" story was wrong. >> if it was untrue, i would think he would say it. he's not doing that. he's trying to defend himself the only way he can at this point and try to say that i'm the one who can fix these things because i understand them. >> is that an effective argument, susan? >> it's clear they're taking this pretty seriously because that was a very extended, prepared response to the "new york times" story on his taxes, so they must be somewhat concerned about it. they're trying to pivot and say, it's all true, but i can use these skills to help you like i helped myself. that's probably one of not great options. >> he's saying i'm working for you, not donald trump. let me take this great acumen and get to work for the american people. >> it takes the focus a

where is bernie marcus? bernie marcus, founder of home depot. go to home home depot.e only created hundreds of thousands. how many jobs does home depot produced right now, bernie? how much? millions. millions. bernie. that's a lot of jobs. a great guy. a great man, an unbelievable entrepreneur, somebody who put a lot of people to work. thank you for being here, bernie. thank you. they haven't added a single dollar of value, people like hillary to the american economy. hillary clinton hasn't made an honest dollar in her spire life. all she does is takes from you, takes from your country and peddles influence to donors, specials's, and foreign actors, for astronomical dollars. corruption of the highest order. you know it, i know, she knows it, and other people know it but they're not doing anything about it. i made my money as a very successful private business person, following the law, all the way. hillary clinton made her money as a corrupt public official, breaking the law, and putting her government's office up for sale and now running for president. by her own acc

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where is bernie marcus? where is part -- where is bernie. the founder of home depot.to home depot. he only created hundreds of thousands. how many jobs as home depot produced now, bernie? millions? millions? that's a lot of jobs area somebody who put a lot of people to work. thank you for being here, home depot is a terrific company. bernie. appreciate it. they haven't had a single dollar of value, people like hillary, for the american economy. she hasn't made an honest dollar in her entire life. all that she does is take from you, take from the country. the special interests and foreign actors and astronomical amounts that you have never seen before. corruption of the highest order. while i made my money as a very successful private business person following the law, all the way hillary clinton made her money as a corrupt public official, breaking the law and putting her government office up for sale. and now she's running for president. by her own account, hillary clinton left the white house, dead broke. dead broke. [booing] mr. trump: and then -- remember? she bec

nor is a million dollars from joe rick debts or even -- rickets or even $5 million from bernie marcus point being as of now it looks like the big money republicans are not throwing money at donald trump because they believe he's likely to lose. not saying he's going to, i'm saying that number, those numbers would be higher. liz: right. okay, but joe rickets, could we just say joe and marlene rickets were the original anti-trump republicans who had put in a lot of money into a super pac that was against donald trump. this is, this is back in may, i think -- >> in the primary. liz: in the primary. i find it -- but it wasn't just, oh, we're giving money to another candidate, they were part of the anti-trump super pac, so i think that's an interesting development that they're now giving a million to donald trump. >> well, it's not a lot of money. listen, they're republicans, we should point out, and they believe donald trump wasn't the best candidate for, to win -- liz: remember, he threatened them or said wait until i release something about them. i mean, it's just so interesting. politi

did pull in some huge donations from gop mega donors like the casino magnate sheldon edellson, bernie marcusunder of home depot. a much smaller but significant donation came from peter thiel the paypal founder is contributing $1.25 million to trump. you may remember his speech at the republican national convention guys. he's put in a little bit more than a million of his own money into the race. >> all right. thank you very much, christine. appreciate it. we're going to take a turn now. you remember those videos where they showed the people overdosed in the car, and it has a public service reminder, and the kids in the back seat. >> from heroin. >> from heroin. look the heroin scourge is underreported, it's underplayed, and it's going to be a big, big problem. now, there's a new one. this father is sitting across from his son and other friends and family members. the kid's 8 years old and he tells this kid that his mother has died of a heroin overdose. on camera. here's a piece. >> mommy died last night. >> what? >> okay. mommy died last night. okay? >> what do you mean, my mom? >> yeah. >>

where is bernie marcus? where is bernie? the founder of home depot. go to home depot.he only created about hundreds of thousands. how many jobs as home depot produced now, bernie? millions? millions? bernie. that is a lot of jobs. man, anduy, a great unbelievable entrepreneur, and somebody that put a lot of people to work. home depot is a terrific company. thank you for being here, bernie. appreciate it. they haven't had a single dollar of value, people like hillary, for the american economy. she hasn't made an honest dollar in her entire life. all that she does is take from you, take from the country. the special interests and foreign actors and astronomical amounts that you have never seen before. corruption of the highest order. while i made my money as a very successful private business person following the law, all the way, hillary clinton made her money as a corrupt public official, breaking the law and putting her government office up for sale. and now she's running for president. by her own account, hillary clinton left the white house, dead broke. dead broke.

bernie marcus, the man who helped found home depot says senator liz warren will not be far behind if hillary clinton wins the white house. >> who employees people in america? i don't know where hillary comes from. or where elizabeth warren comes from because she will be the pseudo-president if hillary is elected. jobs are created by business, doesn't make a lot of sense. you see where clinton's head is and where the agenda is going. neil: elizabeth warren playing a vital role, checkmate to the white house in a clinton administration. welcome back. what do you make of that. >> it is what every businessman fears, people who run businesses on wall street. a lot of them support hillary. that is a quid pro quo, not ordinary for the clintons to do quid pro quo. she is out there campaigning hard. elizabeth warren is out there playing it very safe whether you believe it or not. i don't know if i believe it but the clintons do and she's making sure the base shows up. what does she get in return? there has got to be something. the rumor on wall street even among democrats is she will play a ro

you have bernie marcus with home depot, and there are an array of people who are very prominent business encourage people to read it and we intentionally included small business leaders and small business ceos and leaders, because they are the ones that are dependant on gpd growth to see their businesses doing better, and these others may want to influence how much the government regulates them, but small businesses are the ones who are affected by gdp and they are the ones that create jobs and can lead us out of this nonrecovery recovery. >> so not all racist on the list. >> deplorables. >> thanks, joe. >>> coming up, when we return pepsico's ceo speaking out on innovati innovation. and this is the anniversary of the "halftime report." it all starts today at noon. what do you got to offer us today? ♪balance transfer that's my game♪ bank you never heard of, that's my name♪ haa! thank you. uh, next. watch me make your interest rate... disappear. there's gotta be a better way to find the right card. whatever kind you're searching for, creditcards.com lets you compare hundreds of cards to f

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