because bill gates is richer and warren buffett, god bless him.one of the arguments against warren buffett is he pays himself a low. o pay taxes. and revenues. scrooge question. you remember fred ebb and losers, nephew says that ebony isas wlt no good because he didn't spend it. well, if it didn't him any good, who does good? well, people like ebony's sc industrial revolution. that changed lives. of an economic growth. it's never ended. warren buffett made us all richer. ich e greatest investor in history. many people in the companies he owns and runs. so the on how anybody could him and he's never bought a new car alive. baby son is here and i wte■7 in. my son knows the great itod so l saying, pop, you need to attention to what you're writing because warren buffett has a brand new cadillac. so i toldis right. so i sent an apologizing. he sent me the red illustration form for his charitable. he has never bought a new car in his life. listen to your father. that' silliest. is the american alive and well? well, this is a close to my heart. neither m

because bill gates is buffett, . t■kw.he arguments agt warren buffett is he pays low. so that he do't have to pay taxes. and revenues. scrooge question. you remember fred ebb and losers, nephewp■t says that eboy isas wealth does him no good because he didn't spend it. well, if it didn't him any good, who does good? ebony's scrooge funded the that changed lives. an economic growth. warren buffett made us all richer. which efficiency as the greatest investor in history. he's taken pcompanies he owns . so the pisower on how anybody could be envious of him and he's never bought a new car alive. baby son is here and i wrote an article in the wall stre knows r and so sent me a nasty email saying, pop, you need to attention to what you're writing because warren buffett has a brand newso i told right. so i sent an email apologizing. he sent me the red illustration for his charitable. he has car in his life. listen to your father. that's silliest. is the well? neither my parents graduated from high school. and so if somebody

because bill gates is richer and warren buffett, god bless him.he has a picture, a poster child for one of the arguments against warren buffett is he pays himself a low. so that he doesn't have to pay taxes. and this raises the revenues. scrooge question. you remember fred ebb and losers, nephew says that ebony isas wealth does him no good because he didn't spend it. well, if it didn't him any good, who does good? well, people like ebony's scrooge funded the industrial revolution. that changed lives. that set the world of an economic growth. it's never ended. warren buffett made us all richer. which efficiency as the greatest investor in history. he's taken many people in the companies he owns and runs. so the powerful agree on how anybody could be envious of him and he's never bought a new car alive. baby son is here and i wrote an article in the wall street journal in. my son knows the great investor and so sent me a nasty email saying, pop, you need to attention to what you're writing because warren buffett has a brand new cadillac. so i told t

not warren buffett the oracle of omaha revealed he is taking a massive bed on insurance stock chubb, it might not be a sexy tech stock but the dividend is, has one characteristic that he absolutely loves, coming up in a fox business exclusive check ceo evan greenberg is here in studio were get a dig into why he is so enamored with chubb that he scooped up 26 million shares and what the upcoming storm season, cyclones, floods all around the world. in the meantime a prediction about how the market might open and more importantly close tomorrow of the bullish headlines, let's get to the porsche because we have two guys that are ready to do that washington advisor kevin peron in market rebellion cofounder pete najarian, can we talk with what you will happen in two hours and 58 minutes from now. >> i would expected to be more bullish, i think that is what were seen right now and we pay for country basically gone to the book of everything and early-season related and that did deliver with all the beads, some cases are we beating the actual number from the year before our our we stepping ov

he has afor one of the argumentt warren buffett is he pays himself aso that he doesn't havy taxes. ebb and losers, nephew says that ebony isas wealth does him no good because he didn't spend well, if it didn't him any good, who does good? well, people like ebony's scrooge funded the industrial revolution. that changed lives. that set the world of it's never ended. warren. which efficiency as thehe's take )ú■ócompanies he owns and runs. so the powerful agree on ho■é bm and he'ht a new car alive. baby son is re and i wrote an article in the wall street journal in. my son knows the great investor and so sent me a nasty email saying, pou're writing because warren buffett has a brand new cadillac. so i told them i thought i had this r. email apologing. red iln form for his never bought a newn his life. listen tyour father. that's silliest. is the american alive and well? well, this is a subject very close to my heart. neither my parents graduated from high school. and so if somebody is going me that rigged, they're going to ge morning. never in my life. ha anybody ever told me that ther

should you join buffett with a position in chubb?k with evan greenberg the chairman and ceo of chubb and for my money one of the smartest executives in the insurance industry and of course also my insurer. mr. greenberg, welcome back to "mad money." >> jim, it's good to be with you. >> you hit it out of the park again and again but there's nothing like warren buffett giving you the endorsement. and of course he has geico which isn't as big as your company but is still huge. what was it like to know that the mystery buyer's buying you? >> you know, first of all, i know warren and i have an amazing regard for his capabilities. he may be the world's greatest investor of his time. and what a builder. what he has accomplished speaks for itself. and that he would -- and he knows insurance. over 40% of his business is insurance. and that he would choose to invest in chubb and become a significant long-term shareholder is so gratifying and such a vote of confidence, we're honored. >> now, i would also have to believe like occidental he can c

how does warren buffett approach risk? ronald: carefully. often with charlie.egularly. risk associated with investments , that was a regular occurrence. each of them approached that differently. different set of priorities, readings, life experiences. warren is gregarious, out front, cuts the deals. charlie is still sitting in his chair. kids say he looks like a book with two legs, reading every day. they had a unique partnership. another reason i don't have a lot of clients. this complete trust. a grounding in midwestern values. i think of that as integrity. they had fathers they admired who spent a good deal of time in public service, one a congressman, one a federal judge. they grew up in omaha. they lived in understated lifestyle, they both had big developed accounting capabilities. they read all the financials. new them well. they didn't buy companies without an established record of consistent profits for five years or more, a leadership they trusted, that have integrity and had run the company's they were about to acquire. one question warren always aske

and now mattel is putting out an action figure of buffett from the film.ks and even a salt shaker. >> salt shaker with salt because you need sometimes jonah wrestles with falling asleep... ...so he takes zzzquil. the world's #1 sleep aid brand. and wakes up feeling like himself. get the rest to be your best with non-habit forming zzzquil. ♪ ♪ t-mobile has plans built just for you. like two lines of unlimited for just $30 bucks a line. ...that's a 45 percent savings versus verizon and at&t! so switch to t-mobile and save. ( ♪ ♪ ) start your day with nature made. the #1 pharmacist recommended vitamin and supplement brand. when migraine strikes, do you question the tradeoffs of treating? ubrelvy is another option. it works fast to eliminate migraine pain. do not take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. allergic reactions to ubrelvy can happen. most common side effects were nausea and sleepiness. ask about ubrelvy. (♪) these new menu items at panera are perfect tens. they're also each under $10. more new sandwiches and salads, more in every bite, and more new optio

i remember back in 2011 and 2012, where he barack obama was talking about the fair share, warren buffett said his secretary should not play more in taxes than he did. every time i was in new york or california, you saw these people screaming. they couldn't believe they were become attached in their view, when it was the same discussion about policy. i remember. >> there was some wall street ceos saying obama should get -- so the sensitivity is off the charts. joe biden campaigning, and any democrat will profit politically, and it's the rye thing to do is paint the picture, donald trump may not do much, but he's going to investigate his political opponents, appoint more radical supreme court justices, and will cut taxes for the wealthy. we can be sure of that. these are his marquee agenda items. they're deeply unpopular. and i think joe biden is an authentic messenger on this. he does see the economy through the windshield of working people, people who are poverty has how he orientation is. and they couldn't be any further from that. >> i think we're headed into this debate, and you see a

warren buffett mus which efficiency as the greatest investor■nbn hihe's taken many e compans he ownss of him and he's never bought a new car alive. baby son is here andcu i wrote n article in the wall street journal in. my son knows the great investor and so sent me aasty email saying, pop, you needre writing because cadillac. so i told them i thought i had this right. so i sent an apologizing. he sent me the red illustration form for his charitable.■ he has never bought a newar lif. listen to your father. that's silliest. american alive and well? well, this is a subject very close to my heart. neither3irents graduated from high school. and so if somebo i going me that the system is rigged, they're going to get up money early in the morning. never in my life. has anybody ever told me that there was anything that i could not or could not be? because who my daddy was? it's who i am. it' what done. that's what works. america. one of the things i love about texas is texas the only place in the world where you play down your ancestors. oo baby bush and he was3Ñ just beginning to get inter

staying in the ev space, warren buffett's berkshire hathaway has further trimmed its stake in china's byb. according to hong kong exchange, it held 5.99% of the company on june 19th, down from more than 7% eight days prior. to discuss what's happening in the ev space, i'm pleased to say the head of global data joins us for more. zeus, good morning. first and foremost, i would like to understand what's happening in the ev space, warren buffett cutting the exposure to byydbyd. what does this mean for the outlook sector tore ev as a hole? >> thanks for having me on the show. it's never seen so much excitement for the last 50 years. you've got the entire western car-making industry taking you to to the speed that chinese makers are advancing. last week you saw fiska filing for bankruptcy. there are up to 48% tariffs. rivian just in 2021 was worth more than volkswagen. now volkswagen is rescuing arivian with a $5 billion bailout. there's a lot going on in the sector. volkswagen has fallen behind in two areas, the volkswagen itself but also driving and software on the car. rivian is strong

. >>> and doubling down on warren buffett and what's next for him.e have a very busy hour when "worldwide exchange" returns. this is clem. clem's not a morning person. or a night person. or a...people person. but he is an "i can solve this in 4 different ways" person. and that person... is impossible to replace. you need clem. clem needs benefits. work with principal so we can help you help clem with a retirement and benefits plan that's right for him. let our expertise round out yours. a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose th comcast business.. and now we're introducing ultimate speed for business, our fastest plans yet. we're up to 12 times faster than verizon, at&t, and t-mobile. and existing customers could even get up to triple the speeds at no additional cost. from the company with 99.9% network reliability and advanced cyber security, it's ultimate speed for ultimate business. and it's all from people couldn't s. see my potential. so i had to show them. i've run this place for 20 years, but i still need to prove tha

. >> and jimmy buffett cheeseburger in paradise.k that number. 32 on the music charts. >> the late jimmy buffett is going to be honored with the musical excellence award at the rock and roll hall of fame induction ceremony that is on october. 19th in cleveland. >> his joy coming you live in riley's mind >> inside out who was a big hit? it brought in 155 million dollars in its domestic opening box office weekend. that was way more than 90 million. and it's the second biggest three-day weekend all time take for an animated film behind the incredibles 2. inside out to broaden 140 million dollars overseas this weekend. so all in all, it was just an amazing weekend for the animated film and amc theaters has a way for families to beat the summer heat. get in there, air-conditioning and watch movies. the theater summer movie camp program. it starts june 24th and it runs until august 14th and it's kids where you can select an animated movie and they'll have their movies for 3 bucks. plus tax. the texan amazing deal. a new film was shown eac

>> it's just completely over- valued and i even tell investors, look at what people like warren buffette saw most of his portfolio where he doesn't have, you know, a major interest in the company, but even some of this favorite stocks like apple, he's sold some of because he knows they're over-valued. he's selling out at the high. you'll remember what your grandmother told you as a little girl? buy low, sell high and they're all doing that. jeff bezos, bill gates, the walmart family. they're all selling their companies, not because they don't like them. is they are going to buy them back at a much cheaper price when he see the correction. liz: paul, what's the trade? what do you tell your clients politico buy then? >> well, right now, i think what warren buffett is doing he's moving 187 billion into t- bills and cash equivalent s is i have my clients in gold. i have them in short-term treasuries primarily, and -- liz: look at the one-month 5.36% >> yeah, that's not bad. for people who are retirement, that's not bad. liz: but you're not, but gold is -- >> doing well. liz: it's very close

the basic problems, and once again the government delegation came to zanjan , this time, sarjin buffett'smise of loyalty was inaugurated , and now after the martyrdom of our president , the same place where the follow-ups have paid off and he has worked hard, i really did not expect that a president of a country would follow up so much because of a small factory like ours. today, alhamdulillah, all these devices are working, and this is great for us very pleasant now, with this great service, not only the clothing chain in the northwest of the country has been completed, but it is supposed to reach 1,800 people by the end of this year with the creation of new phases of job creation in this complex. reza alizadeh, zanjan radio and television news agency. according to the announcement of the ministry of agricultural jihad last year, more than 10. 25 million tons of agricultural and livestock products have been produced and we have reached 100% self-sufficiency in some products such as wheat, bread, corn, and legumes. self-sufficiency and reducing dependence on the import of basic agricultur

american philanthropist and businessman, billionaire howard buffett, one of the main donors, came tov to to support the supers, their families and the whole team of the center. his foundation finances more than 40% of the institution's expenses. ambassadors of the center, the minister of health, viktor lyashko, and the first lady of ukraine, olena zelenska, also came to the event. we constantly talk about... the symbolism of the name superhumans for us, that this is our new social contract, that ukrainians are not victims, but superheroes, and we have superpowers instead of limited capabilities. dear superhumans, i thank you all, patients, doctors, recovering ukrainians and recovering ukrainians, thank you, you are all really great and... and you make our country like this. glad to be with you. thank you. many patients of the center faced the need for re-amputation. this need has grown into another body of reconstructive surgery, where superams not only perform additional operations on the limbs, but also perform facial reconstruction. two state-of-the-art operating theaters were ope

warren buffett's 91-year-old. i will take his stock advice. >> i'm just not going to take donald. >> i'm just not going to take a joe biden's governing vice because he clearly has had a cognitive decline and it's just on the world stage. it's troubling, it's dangerous. i mean, these people have seen him for 40 years on the world stage. they've seen the decline. we see the decline warrant i'm talking more about it. it's dangerous this is what i love, is that we have two guys, running against each other. >> he's not running against warren buffet, he's not running against a 35-year-old. he's running against donald trump first of all, we should all take take a step back and wish donald trump in early 70th birthday. i believe it's tomorrow when your dad is 70 is at one and your mother is 78. you don't say dad married a younger woman? these guys are the same age. they are basically in the same i wouldn't want either with them on the road driving in terms of cognition donald trump in the last six months has said, we're u

ability there pays some of those old trowbridge eureka to pay that sasha from bill gates to warren buffett and offers healthy individuals. we say we could pay more, hence the name tax we know text me now. the presenting and government has proposed the introduction of a global minimum tax for the wells fully and as the efforts that's g 20 is trying to create now to tax the very, very which and that means that all g twins as the members needs to get behind is the invest the c o, the investments that are absolutely necessary in gemini, they will have lower dividends. the wealth tax will main, losing tax revenue somewhere else due to a wealth exodus. to be effective at global see for rich times would be international cooperation. increasingly, just how high could that tax ation right? be without causing economic damage. what other tax rates that we can go to before we stop really hurting the economy? and the their estimates is, is uh 6070 percent or above. take a far above what the rate just currently pay in most countries as the fight against pulses, he continues to buy any type of fat taxati

yeah, from bill gates to warren buffett office. you can try to healthy individuals. we say we could pay more. hence the name tax. we now takes me now to personally and government has proposed the introduction of a global minimum tax for the wells fully. and as the efforts that g 20 is trying to create now to tax the very, very rich. and that means that or teach one says that the members needs to get behind is the invest your, the investments that are absolutely necessary in gemini, they will have lower dividends. we have the wealth tax will mean losing tax revenue somewhere else due to a wealth. exodus stuff in this to be effective at global see for rich tax would be international cooperation. increasingly just how high could that tax ation rate be without causing economic damage? what other tax rates that we can go to before we stop really hurting the economy? and the their estimates is, is, is 6070 percent or above. take a far above what the rich is currently pay in most countries as the find tickets puppets. he continues to buy types of fed tax ation is set to int

yeah, from bill gates to warren buffett and offers coffee individuals. we say we could pay more hands to name tax. we now 6 me now. the presenting and government has proposed the introduction of a global minimum tax for the well split and as the efforts, that's g 20 is trying to create now to tax the very, very rich. and that means that oil g twins has the members needs to get behind is to invest the fuel the investments that are absolutely necessary in gemini, they will have lower dividends. they have to have the wealth tax, well main losing tax revenue somewhere else due to a wealth exodus stuff in this to be effective. a global super rich tax would be international cooperation. increasingly, just how high could that tax ation rate be without causing economic damage? what other tax rates that we can go to before we stop really hurting the economy? and the their estimates is, is, uh 6070 percent or above. take a far above what the rate just currently pay in most countries as the find tickets pulses, he continues to devise types of that tax ation is set

texting people and redistributing well without marriage, that he encourages leaves enough force warren buffett to work hard wood floors, this guy to work hard, not handling them a check. you can not appreciate something fundamentally that you get for free. the know you might this trust is providing a guaranteed income to low income african american women and their families. so the med, no, you my distress, it's doing this in the form of a $1000.00 a month for 12 months. i am so excited. it's like my 2nd child in the matter a month. so i have 2 kids and 2018 and they know you mothers trust is one of the it is taking a population that works so hard to be seen on a daily basis. and really saying we see, we honor your story, we believe in you and we trust that you know what it is that you need for your family. the they will lead on us from this point for gay is so support my kids tell me pay bills and hell know it's a stretch from month to month when my mom was in abusive relationships. my dad was very, very the, some of the, so when i got into my relationship model issue was abusive and i was lik

warren buffett, take some advice from warren buffett.pital gains, not in salary. let's have a reasonable pay package. this is overinflating ceo pay yet again. this board governance is terrible. he needs more diversity on that board. he needs more outsiders. he had at least hiro mizuno, and now he's off. as shareholders, like i said, we have been in this company since 2000, so over 24 years. we have been here for the ride. he's made us a ton of money, but he's made a ton of money. make your money in capital gains by owning stock. >> chris, you mentioned the governance. you mentioned what you call a lack of focus on profitability. there's the added challenge of an ev adoption model that might be re-rating lower or at least extending out. why are you still in the name? >> because we own the market. you know, i love when you talk to jim cramer, and i love his trade ideas and boy, does he know the individual stocks, but i'm so big i own the entire u.s. stock market. if you look at norway, they own 9,000 stocks. they own the world and we're go

management said that it should take approximately 4-5 months to restore the bookstore, so the howard buffettion volunteered to allocate money for the restoration of this bookstore, and so the chairman came. oleg synigubov of kharkiv ova said that yes, according to such optimistic forecasts, the printing house will be restored in 4-5 months, and i hope that the damage to our book publishing industry will be minimal, because we can now see how much ukrainians are passionate about their literature, books, how much bookstore opens, this industry is experiencing renaissance, like many other industries, in... in culture, so - i, too, by the way, hope that the owners of the entire holding and publishing house and bookstores felt the support of all ukrainians, because people really rushed to buy books and donate reconstruction of this bookstore. another big event that is taking place in kyiv is called somewhere ua. this is a big documentary film festival about people's rights, and there are always enough of them... in the program of various films, there is a separate program of ukrainian cinema, whe

we had warren buffett come several times.e always learned a lot on the thursday lunch. >> you also a couple of times had joint policy lunches. >> we did. >> after 9/11, there were a couple of joint caucuses. now i think that is down to about one a year in the senate. >> if days there were party lunches that leaves one day possible for free -- >> the first day is a fly-in day so you are not there for lunch. >> sometimes they have votes monday night so they are a little bit different. >> when josh and i put the caucuswould have a dedicated day where we would have lunch on a bipartisan basis. one way that we attracted members to come as we had very high level foreign dignitaries ceo's of fortune 500 companies high and influential people's is that structured lunch. that got a lot of members to come here with democrats and republicans. it was interesting. i did not know this existed. >> did you open the lunch up to other people that were not problem solvers? >> no, you had to be sensitive to the fact that it was a circle of trust

up to 40 stocks were affected, after incorrect prices were listed, including warren buffett's berkshire hathaway. they're connecting the glitch now to an s.e.c. rule change that requires investors to settle their stock purchases in one day, rather than two. >>> when we come back here tonight, outside new york city, the new headline at this hour about the accused serial killer after this newest search of his home. >>> also, the longtime congresswoman revealing her battle with pancreatic cancer tonight. >>> and later here, pat sajak on his final week on "wheel" after 41 seasons, and what he's saying now about whether he could have kept going. isease you can reduce the risk of kidney failure with farxiga. because there are places you'd like to be. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract, or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infection, an allergi

on about 40 stocks and display odd trades showing a 99% drop in companies' value, including warren buffettde to hit us markets in the past week — was resolved after around 45 minutes. nyse said it will cancel the bad trades. the nigerian government has made a renewed offer to public sector workers who have gone out on indefinite strike over demands to increase the minimum wage. millions were without power on monday as the strikes disrupted the electricity grid. shares in gamestop have been surging yet again. they gained as much as 50% at one point in monday's trading session, ending the day 21% higher. the move was based on speculation that the investor known as roaring kitty claimed a sizeable stake in the video game retailer. now, let's talk about waste and the problem of what to do with very toxic nuclear waste. worldwide, hundreds of thousands of tonnes of it has been piling up in temporary storage. but finland believes it has a solution. after two decades of construction, work will soon be completed on what is the world's first geological tomb for spent nuclear fuel — a deep cavern dr

among them, warren buffett's berkshire hathaway. some shares were sold at $185 a share.l price was over $620,000 a share. the problem apparently unrelated to the new s.e.c. rule requiring faster settling of trades. instead, the new york stock exchange tonight says the problem appears to stem from a new software release involving real-time stock price information. >>> when we come back here tonight, the tourist attacked by a bison at yellowstone national park. the bison lifting her off the ground. >>> there's also news coming in tonight, a lifetime ban for a major leaguer, and we'll tell you why. >>> and here in new york city, the couple magnet fishing. what they reeled in, and what it's worth tonight. on the things you love because of asthma? get back to better breathing with fasenra, an add-on treatment for eosinophilic asthma that is taken once every 8 weeks. fasenra is not for sudden breathing problems or other eosinophilic conditions. allergic reactions may occur. don't stop your asthma treatments without talking with your doctor. tell your doctor if your asthma wors

comparison, but, i mean -- buffett buys something.going on here, other than trying to stick it to the shareholders. >> what about ackman icon? wasn't icahn sticking it to the shorts? did anybody this herbal life was the next nvidia? come on. it's the market at work. why can't keith gill do it like carl icahn? >> telling the truth. if you're not telling the truth that's a different story. if those aren't actually your positions. >> self-correct, probably. everyone would like to be hello kitty, roaring kitty, but everybody can't be. >> not even using words. >> becky pointed out earlier. zero sum game. people on the other side of that 80 million that don't have the 80 million he now has. right? and you right at the very beginning, gamestop's not doing any better. >> how about that michael douglas speech to charlie sheen in the room with the painting. just moving it around. you know? except it's the little guy who's winning this time, and that might -- "on the other hand" -- >> the little guys losing to add up to 80 million. >> have i con

they're wraps up and bill gross' adviser going to dial the speed dial with the hall of fame and warren buffettt. >> back to you and back to you. stuart: goldy han is ripping los angeles for having her house burglarized twice and fast food restaurants see ago noticeable drop many foot traffic and one mcdonalds franchise owner how his stores are doing. that's next. ♪ daughter: hey, dad. dad: hey, sweetheart. daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at the wall, but get closer. daughter: (gasps) what the?! daughter: alright. dad: side to side. when you work with someone who knows a lot and cares even more... you can do this. ...you're unstoppable. (♪) wow... are you kidding me? you can do this. at truist, we believe the same is true for banking. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find

some kind of glitch on the stock exchange. and shares of major american companies, including oren buffett's a technical failure, but nevertheless this is a very typical beginning of the united states of america, but speaking seriously, then in general, american financial problems are more than more than serious, i mean, first of all, public debt, interest payments on uh. made such a note, it is generally difficult to overestimate how unprecedented the scale of the fiscal us stimulus at the moment, the budget deficit is not only huge for a crisis period, but also financed almost entirely through very short-term emissions, which has never happened before. wasn’t there in non-crisis times? yes, this is really a problem today, why? because debt has become the only source of budget replenishment, well, this is due to a combination of factors, firstly, because budget expenditures are really growing, programs that were provided for by a number of laws on stimulating the economy, so to speak, fighting inflation, developing infrastructure. year, according to statistics, approximately 13%, 13% of ame

warren buffett is famous for saying make sure you pick stocks of companies where the, where the ceo isidiot will run this company, so you need a piece of, you know, guess a product that is so incredibly good that anybody could run the company? >> i will say, whether it is glen shotwell over at spacex, you look at teams he assembles and look at missionary type behavior of people work on the teams, they walk through walls, they walk through fire for elon, he inspires them to brief. i think he is important to the companies. do i think they all would collapse without him, no, i think tesla at this juncture would be a lot worse with without him at the helm. the answer to that is yes. i start at the top i worry that judges and politicians have tried to divide us on economic lines. it has become vogue to attack success. whether it is elon, bezos or zuckerberg. less than half of americans now under the age of 40 believe in capitalism and we have to reverse this. you and i talked about this before, we do this getting everybody into the game, right? not through more power to the state by empower

one of whom was warren buffett. out to omaha and we met with him and he talked about the property and cash business. he said i've bought every single one of my underwriters a golf club membership and the only thing that i do is i tell them when they must use their golf club membership and when they cannot. and his point was there sometimes when the underwriting cycle is really bad and i want you all to play golf and there are times when it's really attractive and that's when i want you to not play golf and write lots of policies. bankers and private credit do not have that same luxury. discipline not in major ways, but in minor ways, ebbs and flows. katie: that was the evercore chairman emeritus and wall street we coasted david westin. tomorrow we will be joined by bill daley the former white house chief of staff. i take a quick look at these markets and we had a rally on our hands. the s&p 500 higher by 4/10 of a percent or so but it's big tech. you can see the nasdaq 100 higher by more than 1%. a lot of those gain

apples float adjusted his 94% where is the other 6% is held by institutional big investors like warren buffett whereas nvidia or microsoft those are 100% not adjusted. sometimes you're looking in the terminal. versus what the waiting was in wondering why the market cap wasn't bigger than that. why you're seeing discrepancies there sometimes in the data. >> we'll await that 10 for one stock split which will be an interesting moment. let's go up into space. spacex's massive starship rocket blasted off on its fourth major test flight as a company works to make the vehicle operational, reusable and ready for regular space trips. i want to bring in fellow space nerd matt for this. we carried the launch live. the booster got dumped in the gulf of mexico, starship spacecraft out of controlled splash in the indian ocean but really i think the story is the data gathered from the process. and that's what was important for space x. matt: one of those words that you said controlled is really important, that these were controlled reentries and kind of splash landings for both parts of the asset. i think th