boone pickens, the corporate raider from amarillo texas. >> to friends he was just boone, to everyone, he was a master of reinvention. born in oklahoma, in 1928, todd boone pickens was a businessman from the start >> when i was 12, i got a newspaper job. i always had money after that in my pocket. and it was a good feeling. >> he graduated from oklahoma state university with a degree in geology he went to work for phillips petroleum. the corporate life was not for him. before long he started his own company, mesa petroleum with just $2500 pickens spent years collecting valuable assets, he took mesa public in 1963, quickly realized what the power of stock can do turning from geology to corporate finance. pickens became one of the first so called corporate raiders. he unsuccessfully launched takeover bids for gulf oil, phillips, petroleum and unical covering a playbook that would be found by others pressure to sell itself become very rich in the process >> it would be foolish to tell you we lost and oil made $580. >> mr. pickens was also an early advocate for shareholder rights. >> now,

boone pickens has died at the age of 91.c's robert frank had one of the last on-camera interviews with pickens in february 2018. >> can you believe the success that you've had in this world? >> no. no no, i can't. >> you still can't >> you know, it is a little bit unbelievable, but, you know, it's been great. and i've loved every minute of it. >> let's bring in robert frank sort of a larger than life figure. >> he really was i've been lucky to meet a lot of successful people, but he really was special. he was one of these guys that truly lived life to the fullest. everything he did, he did with a full heart he was warm. he was funny he loved being engage in the world. i was there last year to profile the ranch, his 64,000-acre ranch. and on that ranch he has his childhood home that he was born in, holdenville, oklahoma. in that home in the closet of his bedroom there's a little trap door where he used to keep all the money he was making from his paper routes to hide from his mom and even at a young age, he was so much more s

boone did that all through his life.membered for that and what he has done, particularly with the schools he loved. that is oklahoma state university. alix: what is so interesting his career. how was that. when you would get together and talk about your businesses, what did you notice about the transitions and how he thought of energy? about all ofed those things and it always came back to oil. i think that was his true belief. he got involved in wind and renewables and a lot of other things as well. i do not think he saw coming what happened with the horizontal drilling. the abundance it created with natural gas, crude oil, and all of the fossil fuels. he was a little bit ahead of his time in predicting we should be on renewables and wind and all of that kind of stuff. alix: when he was talking a lot about peak oil and fracking change that conversation. i feel like that was exemplified reported u.s. ia asd udi arabia in oil production in june. is that going to be the future or should you and i be talking about wind and

. >>> speaking of oil, some sad news tonight out of the oil t-boone pickens died at the age of 91.ield.a legend in the but as brian sullivan reports he >> i think the reason why i re. don't view ayself as workaholic is because i love to work. >>? the media he was known appears. >> t. boorn pickens the corporate takoverraider from am reconcile of texas. >> tec friends he was boone. but to everyone master of reinvention both personallily born in oklahoma in 1928 thomas boone pickens was a businessman from tstart. >> when was 12 got my first nepaper job. i was a paper boy i always had momoy after in my pocket. and it was a good feelinin oklahomauated fro state university with a degree in geology and went t work for phillips petroleum but the corporate life was not for him. before long he started his own company. mesa petleum with just $2,500. pickens spent years in t desert personally drilling for oil and buying up land, collecting valuable asset he took mesa public in 1964 and quickly realized what the power of sto can do. turning from geology to corporat finance picke became one of

. >> the corporate take overfrom texas. >> to friends, he was just boone.ut to everyone, he was a master of profession. he was a businessman from the start. >> when i was 12, i got my first newspaper job. i was a paper boy. i always had money after that. it was a good feeling. >> he graduated from oklahoma state with a degree in geology but the corporate life was not for him. before long, he started his own company, mesa petroleum with only $2500 he spent years personally drilling for oil he took mesa public in 1964 and realized what the power of stock can do turning from geology to corporate finance, he became one of the first so-called corporate raiders. he handled take over bids for gulf, and many others. take a small stake in a company, pressure it to sell itself and become very rich in the process. >> i would be foolish to tell you we lost in a deal where we made $500 million. >> despite his known the stock holder handles the company. >> that formed a new generation of share holder activists. at the age of 68, he started his investment firm, bp capital

boone's a great oklahoman.went out just last year and sat down and had dinner with him one evening. he and i talked about, you know, our career and what it meant to us and also just fun stuff hunting and all those things we enjoy so much. i'll miss boone. he as i said was a great oklahoman. he created a legacy and extended a legacy of generosity within our industry and that's certainly important. yes, he was a maverick in a lot of ways. a corporate raider made a lot of money. forced companies to achieve greater efficiencies at a certain time and then of course he was a commodity trader deluxe. >> what are your thoughts, harold, when it comes to what's going on right now with u.s. policy and trade with china and the impact on the broader energy patch? i mean, certainly that's an area that we need to focus on and pay attention to the policy changes as we get these headlines this morning that perhaps there may be some kind of a potential rollback or some kind of a resolution >> i think a resolution will happen i t

boone pickens the corporate take overfrom texas. >> to friends, he was just boone.in oklahoma in 1928, a businessman from the start >> when i was 12, goit my first newspaper job. i always had money after that in my pocket. it was a good feeling. >> he graduated from oklahoma state university with a degree in geology he started his own company mesa petroleum with just $2,500 he spent years personally drilling for oil he took mesa public and realized the power of stock turning from geology to corporate finance, he became one of the first so-called corporate raiders. creating a playbook to be followed by others take a small stake in a company, pressure it to sell itself and become very rich in the process. >> i would be foolish to tell you we lost in a deal where we made $500 million. >> also an advocate for share holder rights. >> remember, the stock holder holds the company and the management is the employee >> in 1997, at the same of 68, pickens started his investment firm, bp capital it was a nearly total flop at first but a huge bet on natural gas in 2000 set off

lawrence boone will explain sub 6% china gdp.d we come right back to where we are with round three today of a normalization for the new york fed. francine: mine is a simple but elegant chart just looking at market pricing between now and january. the economists are telling you how much insurance one economy needs because data was pointing to a rosier picture, and markets clamoring for the rate cut. we will have to see how jay powell navigates that. , richardeed to review miller and michael mckee in that press conference yesterday, highlights of chairman powell. >> we are not on a preset course. we will be making decisions meeting by meeting and we will try to be as transparent as we can. if the economy turns down, a cuts are expected. we would follow that path if it became appropriate. i don't think we will look at using negative rates. if we experience another episode of pressures and money markets, we will not hesitate to use the tools. we may need to resume the organic growth of the balance sheet earlier than we thought. we ar

boone pickens was 91. i had many encounters with t. boone pickens who built an oklahoma state football program. >> i talked to him about natural gas. he was one of the disrupters before the disrupters of today. he was changing the conventional wisdom. >> had a lot of impact. >>> she was stripped of a swimming title because of how her swimsuit fit. now, officials in alaska are changing course. 6 tection. lysol spray kills 99.9% of odor causing bacteria at the source unlike air fresheners. lysol. what it takes to protect.® they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again! so chantix can help you quit slow turkey.rkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease in

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. -- t boone pickens. >> neil: to meet him. he was affable, calm. t boone pickens.xecutives. it wasn't personal. it was business. he preferred corporate reformer to a corporate raider for the oilman turned energy alternatives man, it was about making sure it was america preventing those energy sources. not opec, not anyone else. energy independence was his goal and in no small way he made it a reality. he bet big and won big and lost big. he was that big but for a billionaire who only liked -- talking about his exploits would make him more money. the book became a sensation, unusual for a business book. "the wall street journal" pointed out, his fans were legendary. ronald reagan relied on his financial support. his counsel h as his cash and his cachet. to hear him was to want to hear more and the effort corporate battles that would define him. he would electrify audience as much as he would petrified executives. he was a rare corporate figure on admission to say energy self-reliance should be this country's mission in life and he preached it everywhere, including t

in classic boone style he was ready.uffered a series of strokes a few years ago, hospitalized in july of 2017 after what he called a texas-sized fall. he was long time ceo of mesa petroleum, a company he founded. it became one of the largest oil and gas companies in the country. that is how he bottom to know him. this was taken at a philanthropy, for a cause he loved, university of north texas. jay in the photo with him, his long-time friend. t boone, he was 91 years young. he will be missed. i wanna keep doing what i love, that's the retirement plan. with my annuity, i know there is a guarantee. it's for my family, its for my self, its for my future. annuities can provide protected income for life. learn more at retire your risk dot org. why accept it frompt an incompyour allergy pills?e else. flonase sensimist. nothing stronger. nothing gentler. nothing lasts longer. flonase sensimist. 24 hour non-drowsy allergy relief but dad, you've got allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just be

. >> we lost a great one today, boone pickens.t makes me smile when i watch that boone, we actually didn't need a plan, it just happened because of people like you people who decided i'm going to invest in america, i'm going to create something and i'm going to make it so we are energy independent. who would have thought that? that man had a vision back in 2011 it all panned out. it panned out in his lifetime, a lifetime where he gave a fortune to his alma mater, oklahoma, and taught people like me in generations, be optimistic about what we have here in terms of our natural resources. i never stopped learning from boone pickens. he's a great man, great guy and he loved the show. and boy did i ever love him. i like to always say this, there's a bull market somewhere. i promise to find it for you i am jim cramer and i will see you tomorrow ethenny frankel, founder of the game-changing mega-brand skinnygirl joins the tank. i created a cocktail. some of the best ideas are the simplest. lace your face. i don't know if it's attractive.

boone pickens.le of oil, he died peacefully of natural causes in his home in texas. he eventually embraced all forms of natural energy along with gas. the billionaire philanthropist was 91 years old. >>> president trump taking credit for a republican victory in north carolina special election after an election eve rally there a couple days ago. the president tweeting dan bishop was 17 point three weeks ago. he asked me for help. we changed the strategy together. he ran a great race. big rally lasight. looks like he is going to win. conservative dan bishop who won the open house seat by a narrow margin, a seat the republican party held for six decades. despite the victory the mainstream media calling this bad news for republicans going into 2020. we have danielle mcglocklin. been a long time. >> too long. charles: there was another election won by a larger margin but i always find it interesting, when the candidate that is ahead in the polls, that is media loved loses, still, somehow the republican l

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but in all likelihood way is going to lose customers without the android and this is going to be a boon to the competition 1st and foremost probably sam's own perhaps less so so apple but it's also of course the disadvantage to the consumers who have one less company to choose from in this important market with android technology and with a while way hardware technology and only very briefly i want to ask you about this bread showdown today i would imagine investors are very interested in what's going on there. yes they are it's a crucial question the question is one that hurting sentiment in the markets and the economy it's co responsible for the world economy slowing it's also hitting many firms and many firms are just very worried about it the problem is nobody knows what will ensue when a new deal brecht's that actually comes the whole situation is a very important question for the market everyone will be watching what takes place in london today including us and really thank you very much really bards in frankfurt. argentina's financial crisis has taken a turn for the worse as more

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>> well, we are going to miss boone. it makes me very sad he had a life to celebrate.ies the very thing that i got involved in this industry for, and that was a legacy of giving and generosity by so many very highly successful people. he's going to be remembered for that, what he's done, particularly with the school he loved, oklahoma state university. ♪ ♪ >> don't forget, our tv function, tv . you can watch us live, catch up on interviews, and dive into any of the securities or bloomberg functions we talk about. you can also become part of the conversation by sending us instant messages during our shows, to tell us whether or not you agree with trump's sentiment about the fed being a bunch of bonehead. nejra: there are about 30,000 functions on the bloomberg, and rio is enjoy showing you our favorite on bloomberg television. maybe they will become your favorites. the function are ich go will take you to the bloomberg index, where you will find jack ma close to the top. china's wealthiest man stepped down as executive chairman of alibaba, handing the job over to ce

every little town in that whole state wanted it to be by them because that would mean a great boon for their community. kept voting and voting and nobody could decide. finally the people who were thinking about this area, mill, theyam and a decided they would try to attract the legislature to this area. james turner was one of those who, i would say, had the argument, the persuasion -- it was james seymour, his friend, who made a map, put a dot, this is michigan. we are in the peninsula. what a dock here and said, -- put a dock here -- dot here and said, this is the miles. it passed the legislature. how they decided on lansing. james turner was from western new york. he became a land agent. he started out working for a man jackson. store in here,n -- when they came they said over 1000 people came here to the spot, which was nothing, so they had to figure out ways to have people sleep, what they could eat. he had a store. advice -- device and sold them. the first mandate was chop down all the trees. they were going through three or four boxes of a dozen axes each and every day. to get r

to head back to court, saying california's clean car standards are achievable, science —based and a boonerican families and public health. and a to alice, trump's move is ugly to bea and a to alice, trump's move is ugly to be a popular nationwide and in california with americas by the supportive of stricter fuel efficiency standards. so this will beindeed efficiency standards. so this will be indeed a major battle between trump and california. thanks a lot, good to see. let's discuss facebook now. facebook has unveiled its plan to create an independent board to make decisions over how the world's biggest social network is moderated. the company says the panel will make decisions over contentious material and have the power to override facebook‘s own policies. our north america technology correspondent dave lee explains what else he's learnt about the so—called ‘facebook supreme court'. the whole idea behind this idea, the supreme court is to essentially remove the burden from facebook over what it does my cow decides what and what it does my cow decides what and what shouldn't be honest

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businessman and philanthropist t boone pickens has died.id pickens was surrounded by family and friends when he died of natural causes under hospice care at his dallas home. pickens was a brash and quotable oil tycoon who grew even wealthier through corporate takeover attempts and had optimistic view was on america. >> i met patriotic american and i know how to fix the energy in america. we are going to get there. we have the resources and it's going to happen. >> bret: t boone pickens was 91. but if you're also taking fish oil supplements, you should know, they are not fda-approved, they may have saturated fat and may even raise bad cholesterol. to treat very high triglycerides, discover the science of prescription vascepa. proven in multiple clinical trials, vascepa, along with diet, is the only prescription epa treatment, approved by the fda to lower very high triglycerides by 33%, without raising bad cholesterol. look. it's clear. there's only one prescription epa vascepa. vascepa is not right for everyone. do not take vascepa if you ar

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were not allowed.neioning tionshat pntrump pressured ukraine's president to investigate a political boon, her hu. supporters say they didn't mind. >> i would say no. i don't think she needed to say anything. >> reporter: on the campaign trail today, joe biden himself had plenty to say. >> we have a president who's violated his oath of office, who used the power of his office and your tax dollars to try to persuade a foreign leader that once again interfered in the presidential campaign. >> reporter: the trump campaign hit back with a new ad, blasting biden for corruption. >> joe biden promised ukraine a billion dollars if they fired the prosecutor investigating his son's company. >> reporter: the impeachment investigation is ramping up. house democrats sent a subpoena to mike pompeo, demanding important documents by nek. and requested to depose five state department officials mentioned in the whistleblower complaint. one of them, special enjoy to t ukraine, resigned today. >>> several democratic candidates hoping to cash in on the impeachment debate are holding bay area fundraisers this

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this is the painting daniel boone escorting settlers through the cumberland gap which bingham painted in 1851. this was an image reproduced throughout the country as print media became possible in the second half of the 19th century. it was imagery that was quite familiar to people in kansas city in the 1920's. explicitly, then, aligning this pioneer mother with the virgin mary and mary the mother of jesus. and so religious imagery explicitly depicted in her sort of, plodding west. like daniel boone here, showing similarly evoking the virgin mary as a pioneer woman in the cumberland gap. proctor further reinforced this religious connection and emphasis on the women's sacrifice and following of her husband's lead, by placing around the base of this culture a text from the book of ruth, whether thou goest i will go, thy people shall be my people and thy god my god. the assumption here is that she and her husband are both christians. it is not that she is just following the christian god as a result of this. this is a passage that was oft quoted from the bible emphasizing ruth's self-sac

chief economist laurence boones spoke to bloomberg about the report after it was published. >> we are heading slowly towards lower growth. largely due to the uncertainty that has been created by the trade conflicts. our message relief is to hold this uncertainty and leverage on the rates which remain visibly low for quite a while to invest and get us to lift the world out of these low growth. paul: let's head to singapore. day to have the milk and asia institute assignment -- the milken asian institute summit. haslinda amin is there. aboutda: it is all navigating a brave new world. the oecd downgrading its outlook. let's get perspective from william lee. good to have you with us. that news first thing in the morning, downgrading its outlook. what is your take? why is it worse now than before? william: i think the oecd is catching up with every other forecast. there is definitely global weakness. the united states sees sign of weakness developing. often not mentioned is the fact that there is a little investment going on. that is because of the uncertainty caused by the global trade co

they clashed over afghanistan policy andin the fir of john boon and it got personal. i can't believeg i'm sayin this but i kind feel bad for rand paul because liz caney is better.and way go to her tweet yesterday where she said hi rand paul i know the 2016 race was painful since you were such a big loser then and now s with a dee mall four and a half iwa,n no surprise since yourotto seemed to be tariffs first america second. there you have it that's from c tbt courtf president trump where he basically said, you know, no t wer wordsere ever spoken. then she retweetedt a 2015 re from the president where he said truly weird senor kentu terribly fiounblcteningt debate. liz cheyneyea led a lot from president trump probably from ectafather, fr cerent ry of defense dick cheyney. tot cheyney was kentucky derby to weigh in on her ttter feud th rand. >> i enjoyed it,ught it s an enlightening exchange.he s. but, no, look, ihink there a key issues at the heart of the disagreement and those are really important issues for us tode,ting diorscussing. they're issues that surround t,e

and bayer holds out the promise of further improvements for example at the farm progress show in boone iowa in august 28th. billed as the world's largest open air agricultural trade fair it's the place to showcase the latest farm technology. and many here are baffled by the 1st round of trials for the. kids to be expected coming out of california where they've got a world of tree huggers of people that do not understand business and while the going to judge when a jury would render a catastrophic award. and how is the world a better place i'm very wary yes we need this product and we do not need over 200000000 dollar lawsuits against monsanto are you know it's better now but. i mean somebody has to pay that. this is home turf for the former bond santorum ploy and their new colleagues from bayer. damage limitation is the name of the game here. they talk of individual cases and studies that exonerates like to say. i would look at that is one case doesn't change 800 scientific studies it doesn't change 40 years or years and were thoroughly supportive of the product but roundup does not ca