ambassador to the united nations, american enterprise institute, senior fellow john bolton. also fox news contributor. that beautiful building behind you, so much happened there, the president shared a summit, it was styled on violent extremism. i think they meant radical islamist terrorism. i'm not sure how they got that transposed, but there it is. what do you make of the success of the president's leading the summit and the result? >> well, it was a typical u.n. venture, there's a lot of speeches being given, nothing will come of it. in all the years the world has faced terrorist threats from radical islamists, the u.n. has never agreed on a workable definition of terrorism and not likely to do so now. what we have seen over the past two days, the real events were yesterday. vladimir putin came, he had a clear understanding of russian national interests, he had a strategy to protect them in the middle east against isis. i happen to think his strategy is very adverse to the united states but contrasted with our president who didn't seem to know what the subject was. lou: y

ambassador bolton, thanks for being with us. k.t. mcfarland, thank you. >> thank you. lou: be sure to vote in our poll tonight. we'd like to hear from you, cast your vote at loudobbs.com. >>> there's an old saying, so old that it hurts to even repeat it. if it ain't broke, don't fix it. that's exactly what the obama administration wants to do with the internet. this white house is moving closer to giving up american protection of a free and open internet that it designed and created. this administration is trying to give control of what it calls global stakeholders. principal among them china and russia, two countries better known for censorship than freedom of speech, let alone stewardship of any asset so valuable and precious as the world wide web. >>> a group of skydivers setting an incredible world record before camera. 202 skydivers from 30 nations simultaneously jumping from nine different aircraft and forming the largest sequential skydiving formation ever. in what looks like a giant star as you see there. extraordinary! the daring group accomplishing the fete o

ambassador bolton, always good to see you. thank you for your analysis. arthel in. >> a chilling message from the leader of al qaeda al zawahri. he urges lone wolf attacks to be carried out here and other western countries and he calls for unity between his organization and isis. an intelligence source is confirming to fox news that u.s. officials are analyzing the recording. >> meanwhile, russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov says his country will continue to send military supplies to syria. russia is facing increased pressures over concerns of a russian military buildup in syria, including possibly building a base. moscow says its assistance is in line with claims of international law and members of the military were in the country they say long before the start of the syrian civil war. russian president vladimir putin has supported syrian president bashar al assad during the horrible four and a half year conflict that's created such an amazing and tremendous human catastrophe. putin expected to talk about syria and the other issues during the u.n. ge

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our panel is back, diedre bolton and matt. diedre, what are the nuts and bolts of this task plan? >> so for the first time ever, it hurts my side to say this, i think donald trump is as of today as of this plan a viable candidate. the two other policy things he has put out before, the southern wall plan, which to me is, like, fleets of ducks can serve you coffee at your nearby kind of a, and a gun control paper that he issued. this has nuts and bolts, everybody wins. it's something for the rich, something for the poor, it has something for the middle class, and quite frankly, it actually makes sense. to me, he is now a candidate. lisa: all right. very good and, you know, a lot of candidates are talking about flat tax plans, and i'm wondering if, you know, when i hear about him going after billionaires and getting rid of carried interest for hedged funders, it sounds like economic populous, what does it sound like to you? >> he has put out a serious plan but stuck in the approach to tax reform. lisa: yeah. >> that focuses on re

jo ling kent in for deirdre bolton today.suspend his campaign effort today, effectively ending a once promising, much louted gop presidential bid that just owecollapsed over this summer.

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ambassador bolton, american enterprise institute senior fellow joins us. ambassador, why?> well, what is the cause of these refugee flows? it began with the civil war in syria, which we have not addressed adequately these last five years. and now exacerbated by isis setting up a caliphate and committing arguably religious genocide against christians, other muslim sects. the question is if you want to stop refugee flows, you have to address the cause. the cause is isis and for the last year and a half although our declared objective is to degrade and ultimately destroy isis, we have done next to nothing to accomplish that. >> where does iran and president assad of syria play into this? >> well, they are responsible for the conflict as it has been carried out over the last four years. there are a lot of responsible people. let's be clear. and this may sound harsh, the refugees don't have a right to be in hungary or austria or anywhere else. they can't say i think i will live in aspen. >> no, i have been in the refugee camps and i have been in the refugee camp in iraq. these

the warning from juan bolton. úr#b >>> it is a situation growing worse by the hour.the obama administration is saying it is weighing options including the possibility of welcoming more syrian refuges into america. a group of senate democrats has been urging the u.s. to accept 60,000 from the country but top officials are warning that isis could slip through the cracks and coming into the country. john bolton is explaining the terror threats in light of germany expecting to take in 800,000 of the refuges just this year alone. >> they are not all going to make it to germany and stay there. i think it could be more than 800,000 on the move and i think they will try to come here. this is where the threat of isis or other terrorist groups taking the opportunity of this human tragedy to in filtrate their own adherence into the united states and it is so dangerous >> mike, starting with you with the idea of how we did or did not handle isis, not just america but our allies. we could have led that but didn't. >> most of the world waited for us to lead, we didn't, and no body

it can do without. >> the ultimate goal is to be self-sufficient in water. >> reporter: bolton and the are looking ing ting t revolutionize the wine industry by easing its use of water. >> we want to use the same water over and over and over again. >> reporter: the school installed pipe systems that recycle water used for washing wine tanks, one of the biggest water consumers in any winery. >> 90% of this water will be used in the washing of this tank. >> reporter: light and electrical systems are power by the sun. and soon the entire water supply will also come from the sky. >> all of this rinsing and cleaning will all be done through filtered rainwater. >> reporter: a new row of tanks designed to capture rainwater even in years with little rain. >> the design for these tanks is for two years even in the droughts we're currently having. >> reporter: the new frontier in wine making is this new state of the art building built to house systems, inside recycled car batteries power the winery at night. >> the intention is to design a winery which would operate in what we call a self-suffic

ambassador john bolton. >> thank you, lou.: dramatic footage capturing a moment when passengers in a safari truck dreaded a bull elephant had them fearing for their lives, a massive bull elephant decided to charge a truck full of passengers, i'm sorry, not to laugh. they were screaming so loudly. the angry animal pushed the truck with ease before giving up on them in disgust and retreated fortunately. none of them was injured, but they had a heck of a story for when they returned. >>> up next, donald trump attacks governor bush as having low energy. nothing worse in trump world having low energy. bush attacks trump as a fake conservative. now, that's interesting. is jeb bush a conservative? trump, well, he's a new bona fide fully pledged republican. can he be stopped by jeb or anybody else. we'll talk to the left and the right, best-selling authors brad tho lou: joining us now, political consultant, cofounder of the daily clot -- cloud.com. hiscloud .com. his latest book sitting all sorts of sales records as usual. let's start

ambassador to the united nations john bolton joins us live from the u.n. good evening, mr. ambassador. one of the other meetings that happened today were president putin and iran's president rouhani. what does that tell us? >> well, i think it shows the flow of power across the middle east i think russia has made the strategic challenge the united states for dominance in the region. putin has a strategy. he thinks he knows what russia's interests are. our president was floating in the clouds somewhere in his actions over the past six and a half years, i you think have demonstrated a lack of interest in the middle east other than to get an israeli settlement with the palestinians. i think the clearest sign of weakness that putin and rouhani must have been chuckling over is is the vienna deal on iran's nuclear weapons program which signaled a complete surrender by the united states of its key demands. so, good day for rouhani and that comment about the u.s. causing international terrorism gets him the hutzpah of the day award. >> what do you think president obama thinks after

ambassador john bolton. town hall political editor. guy benson. and joining us by the phone, former chuck schumer aide, chris hahn. will start with you, ambassador bolton, your reaction what you saw from both senator cruz and donald trump and vehement opposing to this deal? >> i think it's pretty clear that in both the house and the senate there's a bipartisan majority against the vienna agreement. and one way or another that will be reflected in votes over the next several days but unfortunately it won't be enough to stop the presidential veto if it gets to that point. there will not be looks like enough votes to override it. so the president's going to get his deal and i think the proper approach to get ready for the next president, hopefully a republican that will abrogate the deal if possible. trish: can that be done? >> of course. trish: let's not forget, ambassador, donald trump said earlier a deal is a deal. while this may be one -- bad deal, can you negate the whole thing. >> of course. it is executive agreement. even if it were a treaty t

john bolton, former u.s.mbassador to the united nations, senior fellow of the american enterprise institute and fox news contributor, thank you for joining us. the republicans in both houses will introduce a resolution disapproving the iran deal. president obama is expected to veto, democrats in both houses are now working to build enough votes to prevent an override. any way to stop this deal? >> it is baked in the cake as far as congress is concerned that it is important to have these votes in the house and senate. for every member on record one way or the other and then people in 2016-2018-2020 election, as it certainly well. the iranians won't comply with their obligation that they achieve the economic relief they want, they're on a path to nuclear-weapons, and those who support the deal have to answer for that. >> one of the biggest flaws in the deal? >> the principal flaw is allowing iran to keep any iranian enrichment capability, anyone who is familiar with the problem of nuclear proliferation will tel

deirdre bolton joins us now. oh, say it isn't so, deirdre.et my order n so i'm toast. >> they have rose gold would match your dress, my blouse as well. apple is saying we're working to catch up. demand much stronger than anticipated. they're working to catch up. the phones will be, if you like available as they announced, the 25th of september. of course they are selling preorder online already. analysts are saying, listen, if you want a context all point because a lot of analysts are saying, look if you're doing pure comp on comp, month on month comparisons, these devices were actually not available in china until october. so essentially a month later this year they are. a lot of people are saying listen there, is demand from china these numbers which are tracking to 10 million so far, melissa. melissa: wow, deirdre. there you go. we look forward to seeing you at the top of the hour for "risk & reward." wouldn't miss it. thanks so much. >>> governor scott walker slipping in the polls but gaining national attention. details from the gop's can

we want to bring in deirdre bolton. she is host of "risk & reward," james freeman, "wall street journal" and jim frischling, newark capital president. first of all the contradictions go on and on. we could spend all evening -- let me mention couple things though. according to janet yellen we're in a good recovery, we're making progress on both the job front and the growth front. and yet, we still have the need for this extraordinary emergency policy. that is a huge conflict. >> it is indeed, david. we discussed this earlier. the fact that there so many messengers from the fomc could leave us all a little confused. back in the day, greenspan, one voice. stroller, one voice. now we have i'm at jackson hole. we should raise. sends us all wore youringrying. one of your former guests talked about the idea of jobs. is the labor market strong or is it weak, right? some headline numbers look good, but they're encouraging but we have the lowest labor market participation rate since the late0's. this makes me think of skills gap

we haven't seen the last of this. >> ambassador bolton, thank you, sir. and earlier secretary of state john considery went "on the record." now, is in new york city for the u.n. general assembly. weave spoke to secretary kerry just hours before russia began their surprise air strikes in syria. late yesterday, secretary kerry and i talked about vladimir putin and ice isis. >> mr. secretary, nice to see you, sir. >> nice to be here. thank you. >> what do you do about assad? >> well, we are going to work with our members of the coalition, the allies who are all combined in order to fight isil. and now hopefully be able to get russia to join in the effort to fight isil. but also to to be part of a political trap because you have to do both at the same time in order to try to come to a political resolution with respect to the transition government of capacity in syria. my hope is, judging on the meeting we had yesterday with president putin, i believe there is san opportunity to be able to do -- you to go down that political track because president putin accep

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john bolton joins me now, former u.n.nited nations, senior fellow at american enterprise institute. fox news contributor. good morning, ambassador. good to have you here. >> good morning. martha: you heard the headline, the fbi refusescooperate in the hillary clinton probe. what do you think of that? >> it is mischaracterization. fbi is not defying a court order. it is not responding to a request by the court. what it signifies, they are further, further into a potential criminal investigation than has been reported publicly otherwise. they knew this letter would be public and they were very, very careful not to say anything one way or the other that could give people an impression how far along they were. but make no mistake, i think what this indicates is that they are preparing to go to a grand jury. in fact this implicates what is known as rule 6-e of the federal rules of criminal procedure where you don't divulge grand jury information. the way out of this, the judge had to have a closed session with the justice depa

. >> reporter: but as much as professor bolton is interested in things his department can do. >> someple can get -- >> reporter: even more obsessed with what it can do without. >> ultimate goal is to be self-sufficient in water. >> reporter: with california in the grips of drought, bolton and uc davis's program are looking to revolutionize the wine industry by easing its use of water. >> we want to use a lot of water, we want to use the same water over and over and over again. this one's tubes are in the floor. >> reporter: the school installed pipe systems that recycle water used for washing wine tanks, one of the biggest water consumers in any winery. >> wash the next tank, 90% of this water will be used in the washing of that tank. >> reporter: lights and electrical systems are powered by the sun, and soon the winery's entire water supply will also come from the sky. >> all this rinsing and cleaning of the tanks and everything will all be done through filtered rainwater. >> reporter: a new row of steel tanks is designed to capture rainwater supplying the winery with water even in y

ambassador john bolton says he believes the fbi is being so tight-lipped because there is potential thecould turn criminal. watch. >> the fbi doesn't have a general hunting license to interest itself in classified information. to the extent it is investigating anything here, it is investigating possible violations of federal law that have criminal implications. that is why it is being so careful in this letter we're talking about, not that to tip its hand in a public way. >> your thoughts, fran. >> well, i just, i think she has a history of not telling the truth all the time. i think she has her own separate rules. and i wonder, where is bill clinton? is he in the witness protection program somewhere in we never hear from him, do we? to hear her roll her eyes, or see her roll her eyes one more time or smirk one more time, like, why are you asking me these questions? i'm above all that. >> yeah. >> now her unfavorable rating in new york where she was u.s. senator has gone tilt, 51% to 46%. kinds of reminds you of a guy from tennessee. >> interesting. ainsley, it is interesting. if you lo

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i made alabama bolton answer that question on economy. strongest on the economy tonight. you expect that to be? >> it could be any of them. john casic may try to do it. jeb bush has a tax plan out there he may try to run with it it all of them are going to take a stab at it what was amazing is so far, even though the economy is the biggest issue in america, it still gets scant attention on the campaign trail. in terms of how we deal with it. >> well, we all want the tax system straightened out. we have 3300 earmarks or loopholes in it. listen to someone call someone stupid is just funnier. it grabs our attention more. >> that's fine up to now. but then people want to know okay, what are we going to do about the stupid tax code? calling it a name ain't going to get rid of it. how do you get rid of the thick? >> you may have fixed it. instead of calling your opponents stupid calling the tax code stupid. you rolled both into one. steve, good to he see you. >> good to he so you, greta. thank you. >> 15 presidential hopefuls descending on the ronald reagan presidential library

courage to vote against the tax cuts, war in iraq, and do the right thing on climate change and stop bolton from being confirmed to go the the united nations. these tough votes took courage and that character is what is most important and the vision of where we are going is most important. this great country of ours. the end the wars, i am a peace maker and always have been in all of my elected positions, on the world stage, i served on the senate foreign relations committee. i chaired the subcommittee going to many countries in the middle east. i chaired the western emp rern e as well. education, health care and economy are better ways to spend the tax dollars. >> we are out of time for the tv portion of this. we are sounding off this but the conversation continues online with the mobile app. you will find another 30 more infants of questions coming from the student audience, commercial free, and until then thanks for watching and have a great night. >> c-span takes you on the road to the white house. unfiltered access to candidates. rallies and speeches and taking your comments on faceboo

i'm lori rothman filling in for deirdre bolton.floor of new york stock exchange. what a turn of events. >> yes it was but we haven't recovered all the stocks.

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. >> ambassador john bolton, sir, as always, thanks very much. >> beach turning dangerous in some places this labor day weekend. let's go to hawaii where a man was died after being swept into the ocean by a very large wave, and the national weather service warning beach-goers in california they will need to be careful when they hit the water. will carr is live from venice beach, california, cali, cali with all the details. hey, will. >> reporter: hey, there, arthel. it's only 9:00 a.m. or just after 9:00 a.m. here, so the waves aren't as strong as they are going to get throughout the day. already seen some pretty big ones and if that's any indication of what's to come it could be a dangerous day and with that in mind lifeguards here are on high alert, especially after a man drowned not too far from here on thursday. he was swimming about 200 yards away from the shore and was pulled under by the rip currents and when lifeguards got to him it was too late. also the national weather service issuing a warning this holiday weekend saying there are strong rip currents until tuesday. waves up t

although he says is going to stand the republican party why wouldn't pay bolton run for pres.a libertarian or independent ticket? >> probably because ran paul thinks he has a political career ahead of him. >> he still be a republican senator. >> especially if he cost him the election. in practical terms the change the outcome. donald outcome. donald trump does not have a long political career ahead of them. kennedy: now i think he's going to win the nomination. i'm not going to vote for him. he is an authoritarian. there are a lot of things about he and his bluff on the turn someone like me off but i think he's gaining so much momentum. >> i don'ti don't think he will win a single primary. >> am going to write that down with my sharpie. >> let's disagree. will come back and get them. >> i disagree because i feel like at this point of someone else could potentially catch him if i could be someone else on the stage that was really shining i feel like -- >> wrapping romney. kennedy: i hope this is a joke. i don't have much more confidence of someone can still the microphone. marc

joining us is john bolton. ambassador, great to have you here. >> great to beer here. >> ahead of the obama/putin meeting. what can we possibly expect to come out of that? >> i think probably another setback for the united states. look, vladimir futuputin has an agenda. he knows what he wants, relief from the sanctions that have been imposed because of his adventurism in ukraine. and he wants to use this new russian military presence in syria to help put russia back at the top table where they were removed after sending forces into ukraine. i just want to underline how significant it is that russian military assets are being deployed in syria. you know, this is something really unprecedented since soviet military advisers were tossed out of egypt in the 1970s. it's a direct challenge to the united states. it's a problem for israel being that close to their air space. and it represents a gambit by putin waiting for an american response. we'll see tomorrow if the president has one. >> what type of response are yo

ambassador john bolton. apple gears up for another big event tomorrow.hat will be the standout product is here, we will talk about apple and what to expect. we continue the conversation on facebook, what do you want to see? facebook.com/warningsmaria. what you would like to see on this program. get the latest updates from the setback in a minute. maria: one day after andy murray got knocked out of contention that the u.s. open another heavyweight battle is set to begin. cheryl casone has the latest. cheryl: it is going to be a good one. serena williams has to get through her sister venus in the quarter finals tonight to blog a coveted calendar grand slam. if she wins the fort and and she will be the first person since 1988 to win all four opens in a calendar year. tropical storm grace expected to week into a tropical depression in the next few days. this form located hundred miles off the coast of the cave dirty islands, head winds near 45 miles an hour. finally apple gearing up for a big day tomorrow. the company will likely unveil new products includin

. >> gary: i wanted to come off as tom bolton not for it--, off as humboldt tonight >> pam: well, maybeget invited to this woman pool. --this to the swimming pool >> diane: >> pam: so, you invited me when i was gone. that is not fair. >> gary: and i have not invited to sens. >> pam:, you have not. >> gary: someone invites you over and they decide that the red and gold see someone perform. >> pam: that is a shining-- ashame. (laughter) >> this time round it is a lot different. you have already played in the games. you have already seen its. so there are some benefits. >> it is time to cut loose and go to regular-season. >> gary: no official word from bruno mars. but this young man, reports that it has been offered to perform after he performs second or two years ago at the halftime show. he beat my donna, and hard to believe the be michael jackson. -- madonna >> gary: richard sherman, is a good top corporate went to stanford creek he was doing a lot of disparate but if you listen to him he has used the something worthwhile to say. >> guys getting justice and persecuted for things that th

we'll have full analysis with john bolton. will donald trump's tax plan save you money. are you one of them? and we have a big shift in the presidential index. who is up and down? don't miss the real story. >> and nasa announcing the discovery of flowing water on mars. images that suggest that there is salty water in the red planet summertime. and that could lead to which bigger discoveries. and so a quick synop sis. >> they are taughting it as a major scientific break through. it is from the mars orbiter that show dark streaks. it is evidence that salt water flows on mars and scientist say it is changing the way that they so the planet. >> did life arise on mars once and can we find out. and we have intriguing clues of that story and the discovery we are talking about is most exciting because it suggest that it would be possible for there to be life today on mars. >> there is a basic change in perception about mars. it is long scene hostile with temperatures of 80 degrees below 0 and a real one microscopic life can live there on the surface or bepneathment >> what about

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stuart: ambassador john bolton joins us now.i right in saying that this is not an existential crisis for europe but real major crisis that threatens european unity. >> no doubt about it. europe has faced flows of economic refugees from north africa and the middle east for some time but what you see now i've asked the increased flows especially all of what used to the sea and iraq caused by tyrie chaos spreading because of isis turkey is letting them through, they're run by the magnet of getting to germany or other places where many have relatives already. they don't have a policy in the long-term. stuart: it is a major crisis and i will go further but i think this could split europe. >> it is going to have that effect. look at these pictures of people desperate to get across the english channel through the channel tunnel. the british, irish not prepared to accept some, fully understand let be some large numbers. railroad stations in budapest and other major cities in eastern central europe are trying to hold the way back from go

jo ling kent in for deirdre bolton today. scott walker will suspend his campaign effort today, effectively ending a once promising, much louted gop presidential bid that just owecollapsed over this summer. with me democratic strategist jessica ehrlich. crystal wright and hadley heath manning from the conservative group, the independent women's forum. i will start with you first. what did you guys think? what did you expect out of this? >> you know, this is a real shame because governor walker has been a great leader for the state of wisconsin but this is crowded field. he hasn't really had a chance to stand out in both major debates. he hasn't really made a name for himself. jo ling: jessica, this doesn't completely come at surprise he was polling down at zero percent. what do you think will happen to $20 million in super-pac money socked away for his campaign? >> it will be very interesting. it certainly will give him a little toehold and maybe being able to have influence over who is the actual nominee when we get closer an

harris faulkner, sandra smith, melissa francis and our one lucky guy is former u.n.ambassador, john bolton. >> glad to be here. >> on a busy news day. so let's get right to. russia's defense ministry is saying their jets are carrying out airstrikes on isis. but the problem is the towns where russian bombings are re reining down don't have an isis presence but are home to the free syrian army, allies to bashar al-assad. senator john mccain didn't hold back on the senate floor moment moments ago. >> it was one year ago when the president said our strategy is to degrade and destroy isis. a report yesterday, 28,000 european and some american had come into the fight on the side of isis. mosul and ramadi remain in the hands of isis and of course the continued advances of isis in syria are well known. in short, a year ago after the president made that statement. there is no strategy, there is no success. >> jennifer griffin is life from the pentagon. >> here is what we know. a senior u.s. military source described the russian demarche as an awkward meeting through a translat translator. a russian

. >> who better to ask about this than our #oneluckyguy john bo bolton?ard to that. 60 years after the death of james dean we are still looking into what happened to the porsche that killed him. the wreck was sold and passed on to a man who shipped it all over the country to promote highway safety. in 1960 going from los angeles to miami it disappeared from a locked truck or maybe a shipping container. tips have come in over the years about the location of the car but there is a new break. brian is live with details. your museum "outnumbereout a $1 reward for the car and what did you find? >> reporter: over the several years, we have had story after story. the car is buried in a swamp. mounted on some rich guy's wall as art. or it is in japan. all kind of stuff. >> but you have a fairly credible report it may be what? hidden in a building or warehouse in washington state? >> we were on an episode of lost history last fall and hundreds of phone calls came in and most were not worth our while but one phone call in particular stood out with the story soundin

i'm deirdre bolton. this second bubble just a daydream in exclusive interview. blackstone's john gray, responsible for $100 billion global real estate portfolio takes the other side. >> to say back in '06, 07, it's a bubble. on leverage side that is the not case today. we think we're sort of firmly in the middle of a cycle here. we think the returns can be interesting and in particular i think the public markets have been probably overreacting in materials of their concerns about the fed raising rates, china, those sorts of things. deirdre: with invest is right? they both have amazing track records. we'll bring in real estate market bear, monica mehta. and michael lie. starting with you, monica, john gray has largest real estate portfolio in the world. , are you more worried than he is? >> i'm not sure i call myself a real estate bear. i think subprime crisis was caused by easy credit packaged and repackaged. the problem was the first package of derivative risk. 99% of the people finance their home purchase with a mortgage. are those, are housing prices going to

and diedre bolton is here with a preview. >> you know i'm already following you on twitter.yeah, i'm following you but ackman would love to meet buffett. >> he would. and, in fact, there's i major magazine called baby buffett, 2.0, but the idea here is holding for longer term, not trading, not being let's say a typical activist investor but more being active. that is to say negotiating, investing for the long haul. one thing we talked about, though, and we will continue to talk about is china because john singer said china is the new subprime. you and i have been covering this crazy market volatility over the past six weeks so i spoke with bill and said listen is china the growth engine that it appears? how are you feeling? here's what he told me. >> i think china some has real issues. i think they're trying to maintain an overall strong currency while their economy is not doing nearly as well and that makes it very difficult for them to use the tools we use to recover and china's at risk of going through its own version, i don't know if it's 2008 but it could have a fairly