we're guessing as a result of the comments from carl icahn. dow off the highs. 16 sth 16,000 from the dow is off the table. >>> bitcoins, a hearing in washington, which may be why they're soaring. >>> tesla's model s is the top selling automobile costing more than $75,000. now long-time status symbol cadillac is looking to cash in on tesla's success, launching its own electric car. we'll get an up close look with phil lebeau coming up later on the "closing bell." opportunities aren't always obvious. sometimes they just drop in. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. >>> welcome back. check out these markets. the dow jones industrial average struggling to stay above the -- well, 16,000 level, but certainly above 15,9 62. losing altitude quickly. we told you a headline from carl icahn who says basically he's expectinging a pretty good selloff in stocks. he says some earnings are a mirage and more to do

in the shop so carl (clapping) >> good morning, everybody. and thanks for being here. it's a real pleasure to be able to stand here and open up the facility. as i look around i see many, many people who are instrumental in helping this project get started. as many of you know building a project it's not a typical building or a typical use your typical site and we worked closely with many of the people both on architecture and construction and people in the city government and people at the port. everybody was wonderful. it's making up it seems like months ago it was a crazy idea and now it is already people have peeked in and seen is it. it's what everything wants. we're really excited about it. for in developing our software so groups include the structurally group and it distributes the work and we have the tools to make what people want to make but also our advanced research group. so we have an advanced group here looking at the future of manufacturing. so we're happy to are participate and it's my pleasure to be here. under were so many

carl icahn tweeting directly about that. amazon and google, these are interesting, because earlier this morning in the session both stocks made all-time highs but they ended up closing the day down more than 1%. so, some big swings for those stocks there. also looking at some of the biggest losers on the nasdaq today. tesla and facebook both down by more than 5%. also momentum names do seem to be losing momentum. priceline, netflix, all in the red today. we did have a couple of big downgrades that impacted some stocks. microsoft and nvidia. let's talk about the winners, the biotech, a little strength there today. c. lgene and amgen managing to hang onto gains. a lot of wind taken out. nasdaq ending down today about a percent. >> thank you so much. will the technology sector drive the nasdaq to 4,000 and beyond? if you're just getting in, do you stick with the old faithfuls like microsoft or new growth names like netflix? joining me is don from gfi, kevin landis. thank you for joining us. john, let me kick this off with you.

this is the first company i visit in this city and carl thank you. and the carl bishop group is very important working with our chamber of commerce and the other nonprofit. a simple answer is jobs. the reason i'm working on immigration reform. i used to be a civil rights attorney and helped folks to 0 reunite with their families. but at the time the direction connect to the history of the city being a city of immigrants 35 percent of all the small businesses in san francisco was owned by an immigrant. our whole history this city's been built on good immigrants who found ideas and employed others. and today that story has not changed. i think that the businesses in succeed if we have good sound business policies but we make sure there's comprehensive immigration reform. because we've he learned over the years is that there are millions of people in the state of california and undocumented folks in san francisco that are not part of our official economy that are hiding. because of fear that will not participate in health prevention because of fear. bec

the s&p down yesterday post comments by carl icahn.e moment, it's around 32 points below fair value. the markets could be in for a big drop according to carl icahn. he said valuations are rich and earnings are being fueled more by low borrowing costs than efforts to boost results. on his website, he elaborated further saying while he's concern about market levels, it's almost impossible to predict what will happen in the short-term, therefore at times like this, he hedges investment toes some extent. icahn says picking short-term moves in the market is like predicting how many sevens the holt h hot dice player will continue to roll. as far as the cnbc ftse global 300 is concerned, we are down 0.2% and european equities are up, as well. currently off 37 points. 0.5% lower for the xetra dax, cac 40 is 0.8% lower. the ftse mib off 0.5%, as well. treasury yields, we saw dipping down yesterday on the ten year below 2.7% and 2.86% yielding around 2.71 this time yesterday. right now, euro/dollar, back below that 100, haven't been playing the

don: carl icahn prediction.when big guys like that come out of the woodwork to help the public, to warn us. i am a fan of carl icahn, to see how far he has come but you always wonder what drives that kind of thing. i would like to understand how the earnings are being manipulated. you can tell me stocks are attractive, and a lot of other things. i don't understand how the bottom lines become manipulated by lower interest rates. cheryl: the 22 too much credence to what he said but i will say his funds are by 14%. over five years and -- charles: markets by 20%. >> the nasdaq up 40%, the s&p cooling at 30%. activist investing is very dangerous and isn't particularly helpful. you need to distinguish between the ability of an investor going to the company's board and management saying this is how you should do it because as a shareholder i have that right. going into the press and trying to manipulate markets and influence overall direction becomes very dangerous and counterproductive. i look at yesterday's carl icah

but even i was joking but he says you should talk to carl and i go carl reiner he's like yeah we talk all the time i'm with there every night you should talk to carl and i would love to talk to carl so i say that now i say well how his car in no goes he's about eighty percent ok so so he cut to you know he walks me of the building you know three weeks later he sets me up with carl reiner so i go to coroner's house and you know we you know i set up the mikes i'm greeted by george shapiro his manager and nephew who's in a seventy's and you know i set up the mikes you know karl sits down shapiro sits across from us immediately falls asleep within the sleeping during the interview and then you know in the middle in the middle of our interview you know at a no work. right at the beginning actually you know you spend a lot of time together what do you do he looks me goes he has something to do with chicken feathers and maybe i'll tell you i'm like i don't know what's happened to him in the middle of the interview goes he goes you know many jews were involved in broadway musicals and michael

carl?phil. thank you so much. phil lebeau in chicago. >>> this redesign is the biggest update to the tv experience in company history. that's what netflix had to say about the brand-new look of its home page this morning. so does the new look mean big changes for the netflix experience? we will bring you the answer in a few minutes. bells are about to sound across europe. we'll get that close in about 90 seconds. don't go away. that way with health care. work with unitedhealthcare, i get information on quality rated doctors, treatment options and cost estimates, so we can make better health decisions. that's health in numbers. unitedhealthcare. (vo) you are a business pro. maestro of project management. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-o

. >> carl icahn and piled up against george soros or who knows who else? investors are piled up and here is the sole focus -- the silver bullet. liz: he has said it is a ponzi scheme. >> this is what makes you a good journalist is that you killed me but he is a short seller is it is going down in zero it is up since he said that he said it is a pyramid scheme the company says it is not another smart people like george soros says it is not he lost dash did million but what would be the stake through the heart of the vampire not that he is but would kill him is a leveraged buyout to take them public and i tell you all longtime investor serial investor at this point but he is a longtime smart investors just up the stake but we ask is a reported he is talking to investors about joining him with the leveraged buyout. what we heard although my calls have not been deaths some sources have said he is talking to the big sovereign wealth can't. liz: that is big money. >> key is plug did he not to have that. clearly he is looking, i can tell you that my sources he do

hey, bertha. >> hi, carl.k in the house, but certainly on both sides of the aisle, senators are not pulling any punches. tom harkin, the chairman, started ostart ed off giving marilyn tavenner the timelime for fixing the site. they said in 25 days from now, the administration has said it will be working smoothly for the vast majority of americans who try to sign on to healthcare.gov. he asked marilyn tavenner what the timeline looks like for that to happen. >> we actually are doing a series of software upgrades, pretty much several times a week. we will continue that. you will see improvement week-by-week, but this is weeks, not months. and we are not rewriting the architecture. >> that is one of the things that a lot of people have said, that the entire architecture needs to be rewritten. some of the pundits on the outside, technical experts. but she says that is not necessary. they are rewriting software. they had been doing it overnight, taking down the site at least for the foreseeable future. they will be

and carl cameron, looking at this race, carl, if you look at the public opinion polls in just the pastple of weeks leading up to this night, one poll, the washington post poll had it at 12 points, terry mcauliffe win. this is going to come down to a pretty narrow victory for mcauliffe. and that has to send a message especially for red state democrats up for re-election next year. >> reporter: and it shows it is still a very potent issue for republicans to criticize and go after affordable care act. and this started. you can see it in the polling data, virtually at the same time that the launch of healthcare.gov began to develop problems and ultimately collapsed because of the pressure of the applicants, and then collapsed with the computer code. it does show with their decision that there needs to be reforms, particularly as it relates to the deadline on march 31st is probably good politics and policy. it signals to the house and candidates throughout 2014 that this issue is going to continue. one of the things we saw last month because of the race was terry mcauliffe and democrats lat

carl from getting bigger with this particular trade. i like it, judge. i think he finds a lot of great opportunities, and investors are usually smart to coattail him. in this case, this is one of those you can buy, unlike many of the ways warren buffett gets long. >> you're describing what the company was doing, and in reaction, they did adopt a poison pill -- >> yeah, he'd still finding the value, the way he did in netflix, web m.d., i'd follow him in here. i bought this one today. >> and retail from abercrombie & fitch to dollar tree, retailers are falling on disappointing quarterly reports. the one bright spot is williams-sonoma, reporting a profit of 58 cents a share. how do you trade the sector heading into the holidays? a week to go until thanksgiving. >> yeah, i think what willia williams-sonoma is telling you is what michael kors told us the other day. there are two different consumers, and the high-end consumer won't stop shopping this season. i think that if you look at all of the hiring that's happening at retailers all over

there's carl standing right there, and did an interview with carl and jim.whole other level, a better level, a higher level. twitter will trade right here. here's the man of the hour, that's glenn. it's the dmm, designated market maker. he'll be in charge tomorrow. he'll be the guy who determines when the stock opens and at what price. this place is going to be filled with 00s hundreds of traders. from 9:00 to 9:30, we'll give you an exclusive look. we'll be with scott cutler, head of ipos for the whole operation. he'll describe how the process happens, how do you build the book, how do you determine what the price will be? how do you deal with the orders? he'll walk us through it, explain generically how the process happens. then, 9:30rks the bell rings. we'll step to the other side. we'll be outside, right here in the crowd, right next to them. and we're going to watch the whole process. now, the stock isn't going to open immediately. more than likely, it will be past 10:00 before it actually does. but cutler will be here the entire time. we'll provide min

. >>> the swiss market has caved in to carl icahn. they're paying a dividend for the first time in two years. >>> france says it's not standing in a way with a deal with iran after being blamed for stifling six party negotiations over ending the country's nuclear program. >>> u.n. claims some 9.5 million people in the philippines have been affected by typhoon haiyan. up to 10,000 people are estimated to be killed in the city. it's been hampered by disrupted access to remote communities. we have more from manila in this report. >> what we know is that this is an unprecedented natural disaster for this country. now there's really no stranger to extreme weather and earthquakes. even seasoned officials are shocked by the severity, especially of the storm surges that were caused by this super typhoon and it's created what many are describing as sue nam any type conditions. a lot of these villages are wiped to the ground. same as we saw in 2004 in december during the indian ocean tsunami. this is creating some very serious low guelogistical

one is this carl icahn stake.e stock get a very nice pop when he tweeted he was amassing nearly a 6% position in the company and two is unusual option activity flows that we've been seeing in tlm. we've been seeing a lot of action in the january 13th call line. an open interest in that line has swelled to nearly 15,000 contracts now all on the buy side. so instituional money is looking for this one to go higher. carl icahn likes it that means that i like it too and will be looking to get long before earnings. > > and we like you. thank you very much james ramelli. > > thank you. that's it for now.-- coming up tomorrow... it's movies and money-- our critic will be here with his take on all the action at the box office. from all of us at first business.. thank you for watching-- we hope you have a great day! >> the following is a paid presentation for supersmile, brought to you by guthy-renker. none of the testimonials or dentists in this show have been paid to share their opinions. >> a bright and healthy smile can

transocean reaching a deal with carl icahn to resolve a proxy battle. they will pay out a $3 a share dividend and reduce the number of directors from 11 to 14 and also adds one of mr. icahn's vincent intrieri to the board of directors a. win of a type for mr. icahn here. he began this campaign on january 25th when he filed the 13 d. i think at that point it was 5.6%. i think that more or less stays a donestant, asking for a $4 dividend at that point, asking for the board to be reduced. he hangs in there. he often gets what he wants. here's the latest tweets from mr. icahn talking about his success here with transocean. what is your thought about the sector and the stock, itself. >> this has been one of the poor performers because of the condo, also because their rigs are supposed to be older than other rigs. i have been waiting for the big surge in deep water drilling supposed to happen off the gulf of mexico. they have not been able to cap it. they have so into harness it. >> that said, it's a very inexpensive stock. so i certainly understood why mr. i

probably not what carl icahn's asking for. but probably he doesn't think he's going to get all he's asking for here. >> you make a good point. jon, good to talk to you. jon fortt at the new york stock exchange. >> talk about the crashdown on wall street. instant messaging. banks looking to cut down traders' use of that in chat rooms. kate kelly has more. interesting story. not a big surprise. >> i guess not. although it's creating a bit of tizzy on the trading floors today. with the big banks under fire for so many different regulatory issues looking to clean up the written records and may start by eliminating chat rooms. recent weeks jpmorgan, citi group, barclays and credit suisse have begun reviewing traders' use of online chat rooms, people gather for private conversations via instant message. in addition to small talk, there are discussions about specific trades or ideas and therein may lie a problem. ten banks under scrutiny for attempting to manipulate -- >> we have a partial list of that on the screen. numerous investi

you've gotten more black and white, carl.edy could do no wrong and bush could do no right. >> kennedy did a lot wrong. and bush was great in africa. absolutely great. fabulous. >> i agree with that. he's now spending a lot of time on that. >> he ace real humanitarian. >> i don't think there's any question when historians look back george w. bush will be on the lower rungs of president. but i think he deserves some credit with a hyperpolarization he's kept his mouth shut about his successor. i think he's dealt with that with a grace that's very characteristic of the bush family. i think he made some serious errors, grievous misjudgements that for which his presidency is always going to be scorned in many ways by historians. but i do think his post-presidency has been -- i actually appreciate the way he's doing it. he's quietly doing some things. carl talks about his work in africa as president with president clinton has said he did far more than he would have done. but he's now going back to africa. and i appreciate that. >> i

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i don't know how carl icahn came to that.ce of individual investors. individual investors are not giddy about this market. this is the most unloved stealth rally in the history of the market certainly since i've been watching it and, of course, anyone could say of course it could come down. of course it could come down. it's going to come down at some point. but what about all the people that have spooked people out? my biggest beef is someone's going to try to take a victory lap after they're missed 10,000 dow points but also ignore the point that they kept millions of americans out of this market because they've equated the market simply to the fed when there's so much more to corporations and business in general. stuart: well said, charles. let's get tesla. i think it's up a little bit this morning, but it's still way down from its high, isn't it? >> reporter: well, that's right. the high was at nearly $200, now it's at $125.60. there's a gain today of 3.3 percent but, of course, this could be a little bounceback. number o

. >> thank you carl but it's because this fact is very true. along with one job comes others it's valuable to our tourism and the labor unions know this that's why their backing up this. they know the jobs are being created because the talent is here. we've got to keep the talent here. people spent years getting those mbas. we spent money and investment in those i did not know stuts students then they have to leave with the trouble are the visas and in their prime when the economics of their ideas is right there in front of us we can't get the kind of you immigration talent we have that's a failure of our country. >> mayor lee great points. >> maria od democrat what's that argument the white house uses as we talk about comprehensive reform. >> first, i want to reiterate itself finding to congress it the immigration reform will play a role in our reducing our national deficit. i think we need to recognize with is a surge of the boarder need to see the surge it will bring to our economy. mayor lee hit it. the supporting business and keeping the r

after him, senator carl hayden of arizona. [silence] >> that line of succession was set up during the truman

i'm carl quintanilla, with carl cramer who made his way home and david faber. jpmorgan, tesla, retail earning, just wait until we walk you through home depot and best buy coming up in a moment the 10-year yield worth watching as well and europe moderately in the red as asia does retreat from the big gains yesterday. we have hit dow 16,000 and s&p 1,800. but then those comments from carl icahn yesterday spoiled the party a bit. >> there could be an announcement this morning involving that $13 billion settlement between the department of justice and jpmorgan chase. if and when, we'll fill you in. >> more problems for tesla as the automaker is the subject of a formal government probe involving fires in the model s. >> the dow hit 16,000, the s&p 1,800 yesterday. both closed below those levels after carl icahn expressed concerns about current valuations, saying that stocks, in his words, could face a big drop. jim, the story for retail in the fourth quarter is going to be price competition and margin pressure? >> i think companies mentioning price competition, best

carl, we'll see you in a bit. >> all right. thank you so much, scott. >>> now, more than ever, big companies are turning to social media and twitter specifically to create marketing and ad campaigns and to engage in realtime with customers. this morning, we're going to talk to the top marketing executives from both dunkin' brands and wendy's. we'll start with dunkin'. we're watching the first use here of a tv ad created entirely on vine. of course, owned by twitter, which dunkin' debuted during espn's monday night football earlier this year. tom costello is from dunkin' brands and joins us from san diego. john, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> you guys have been aggressive. people talk about the #mydunkin, and how long has that been in

there was some pleat items as well as operational items that carl was pushing for.n't know exactly which assets will be put into an mlp structure but they did say they would do it. i think he is absolutely should declare victory here. two seats out of 11 is doable. >> was he right? how do you feel about that? >> you know, i don't think it's an ether or. this is is a big company. i think they can run more efficiently and still be able to buy new builds. >> if i can can declare victory, do you pair your stakes? >> i'm not in the stock now but i was in it six months ago. i like the pop. i think they have tremendous offshore drilling business that will continue to be profitable. >> my favorite is north atlantic offshore drilling. >> janet set to testify as part of confirmation but the bond market is closed today. joining us now is dennis gartman. >> great to be had. >> now she has been ben bernanke's right hand woman for quite some time now. this will be the first glimpse that we have into how she assesses policy. >> i think the ris sk that bonds look like we are probab

that and much more is ahead at the top of the hour, carl. >> thank you so much, scott. >>> we're here with david favor who, i think, has some terms of the settlement between the doj and the u.s. air and amr. >> in fact, that is the case. we have a press release from the department of justice,out lining the settlement. six states attorney general and the district of columbia that joined in the doj objecting to this merger, we have a proposed settlement, one we expect is going to have -- will be accepted, has already been, and will be put in place. it is going to call for a good deal of divestitures at airports in boston, chicago, dallas, los angeles, miami, new york, and, of course, reagan national outside of washington, d.c. saying, at least what they say,

considering the armed services chairman, carl levin and claire mccaskill are pushing their plan, how do you think this plays out? >> i don't think it's going to pass. she's going to need 60 votes. even if she does get 60 votes, getting that through a house senate conference committee is extremely grim. given the opposition from a lot of the defense hawks, from the pentagon to her proposal, there probably will be some changes to how the military prosecutes

were you going to do that, carl?wait, we'll see you then. >> phil lebeau has gm numbers out with october sales. hey, phil. >> reporter: interesting numbers from general motors. let's bring in the vp of u.s. sales from the company's headquarters. you were up 15.7% last month above the estimate of a 10% increase. what are you noticing in terms of people coming into the showroom last month and how much of the impact was there from the shutdown of the government. >> phil, there's no question that, you know, the beginning of the month and last month were impacted by what was going on in washington. but honestly, if you look at all the other positives going on, fuel prices down, employment stable, auto, housing doing well, we still see good fundamentals there and we're still bullish on the industry and the economy. >> kurt, sales dropped 32%. a lot of people are going to look at this and say what's going on with the volt? >> the volt's still in real good shape, phil. if you look we sold a little over 2,000 units. 99% of th

it's buying back all of the shares owned by carl icahn. >> yeah, and carl's had a heck of a ride. they took him out at last night's close. kudos to carl, again, because like web m.d. and haen, he has taken money off the table. i'm curious as to what the next move will be, maybe one of the next stocks will tell us. >> all right. another icahn name popping to another that's dropping. shares of nuance communications dropping after reporting the fourth quarter results. >> yeah. this quarter was really bad for nuance, and down at a four-year low, and it should be. when you look at this name now, it's been talked about for a long time it's a commodity business. right now, it looks like the company is not hitting on any cylinders. i'd stay away, avoid this name. >> doc, you have unusual activity here? >> yeah. we have -- well, normal activity in this name is about 6,000 puts, today it's trade 60,000 puts in the first two hours, judge. there's also those blocks, the same kind of blocks we saw when carl icahn was getting out of netflix. we see those same blocks in the five-minute periods.

we now know how big carl icahn's stake in apple is.inic chu on that story. >> again, still whale watching right now. what we've seen in the 13 f full-timing for carl icahn is that, again, remember, back in august he said he is building up this stake in apple, a substantial one. carl icahn in his latest securities filing said he owns at the end of september about 3.87 million shares of apple. worth approximately $1.8 billion. yes, he was not kidding when he said that it was a fairly substantial stake. again, $1.8 billion stake in apple. that constitutes about 3.8, 3.9 million shares as of the end of september. we'll keep going through these and bring you more updates. for now carl icahn's stake in apple revealed. over to you. >>> it is almost go time. sony gearing up to launch the first new gaming console in seven years. it tdoes several things its pr d predecessor could not. >>> activist investor cliff robbins, he's on the hunt for stocks that are undervalued. we'll find out what he's looking for. we'll also discuss one of my favorite

carl cameron on how obama care impacted last night's elections and how the gop plans to capitalize on it. but we begin with chief white house correspondent ed henry on that unexpected and pretty long meeting for this white house. hi, ed. >> reporter: good evening. a democratic source tells me tonight that some of the senators in this meeting with the president floated the idea of a delay of up to one year for enrollment in fines. the president did not agree to that. but i'm told these senators felt it was a constructive meeting. he listened. the big question now is, is there going to be a delay of a few months or something like that? president obama conferred late today with michael bennett just moments after they wrapped up a dramatic closed-door meeting with 15 senate democrats facing the voters in 2014 who are nervous that anger over obama care will knock them out of office. one democratic source familiar with the meeting told fox it was feisty because, quote, candidly, a lot of pent-up frustration among senate democrats about the rollout. it's terrible politics for everyone right

perhaps just a little bit late, doug. >> that's reassuring, carl.ood to see you in that unfamiliar role. thank you. let's get an update on where things stand right now. rick reichmuth. >> still the delays, especially the new york city airports. most of them dealing with delays just under an hour. and as carl just mentioned, philadelphia has been over two hours for most of the day. and you're still at about 2:15 delays. any flights in or out of there, big problems. temperatures, though, are beginning to plummet behind the system. down across areas of the southeast, you're clear. but you're going to be incredibly cold. i'll show you that in a second. we've got temperatures changing, you can see that. we've got the snow now moving in across parts of the hudson river valley, in towards new jersey, in towards philadelphia. that cold air moving in behind the system. and it's going to be incredibly cold. tonight's low temperatures across the central gulf only into the mid-20s. so it's a hard freeze here. take a look at this. down towards florida, only gett

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thanks, carl. rachel, thanks for sitting down with us.n. let me see, $30 billion in wages at the tech sector now contributes to new york. 250,000 workers, tech's now second to finance in the city in terms of job contribution. but at the same time, science, technology, engineering, underrepresented in the workforce, according to a report you put out the end of september. what's next for the efforts to really grow tech presence in new york? >> absolutely. it's truly a phenomenal time for technology in new york city. as you noted, we're number two in terms of ecv deals. we had acquisitions this year, and tons of traction with the tumblr and we want to continue to build on the traction. that's why the mayor has unve unveiled really groundbreaking initiatives, like the cornell tech division, which will add students to new york city's workforce, and just actually two days ago, we announced the fourth in that series of nyse-applied schools. and it's what's going to prepare the city for the future. >> in silicon valley, the relationship to educat

i hope all of us fill out those cards week, engaged or enraged. >> thank you carl and all. i'll uses the rules of order to keep this short and fast and also to say it's critically important here in san francisco is is we're being heard in washington and what we're seeing in the house is going to be a lot longer than we anticipated. it's to stay involved and engaged. we've got a campaign which is keep us here dot.org. we'll be keeping that going. but it's critically important at this junction we stay involved >> i've got a long line of folks who want to identify themselves we have 6 minutes left and so think lightning fast. >> i'm the ceo of the scientific research company. my question is how can we collaborate with the office at the federal and local level to do the research. a lot of the immigrants don't understand they can do immigrant research >> we have a short conversation around the b-1 conversations and the processing of the visas. i'm happy to engage with you that we can help promote the b-1 visa to promote that we have also some brochures about our offices and folk

said some of the biggest detractors right now are gold bugs is what it is why do you think that is carlother words a lot of people who are so-called libertarians so-called. you would think they would be swarming all over big call and yet they many of them are rejecting it it seems completely crazy to me well why do you think that is because they have lots of goals and they don't have lots of big point so. they're advocating the cost that they're most bullish and have the strongest position and you know i try to have kids approach to investing which i call known to most of which basically is don't get emotionally tied to your assets but well people say who on gold the rand paul community that's about freedom that it's about libertarianism so that they are. speaking more from a place of their own self-interest and their position and goal and that the ideology that they. espouse is more window dressing and not based on a true conviction wasn't it could be an element of the but i think it's more so this ideological argument about purity of money right what is money that's the big question e

it is so not done, carl.hese orders verify the fact that this company has a road map that easily could last for as long as, frankly, 10, 15 years of upside. >> yeah. >> the 25-year plan if he's got another plan on top of that. wow, the 777 is a money plane. they are going to make a fortune on each plane that they make. >> jim, you've had good winners in your charitable trust. at 140, as the best performing dow component of the year, when do you take some? >> here's the problem. we know whenever there has been a new iteration of a plane, it's almost biblical. we're in year two. honeywell is along for the ride. they make the cockpit. boeing was the worse -- you know, mcnerney is just a great american executive. think about a few months ago, even to the ethiopian fire and i said, you must have been so worried. and he said, not the least bit. this is a solvable problem. what it makes you feel like is, we're going to get this done. boeing's america's greatest manufacturer. >> that's interesting. of course, so inte

said some of the biggest detractors right now are gold bugs is what it is why do you think that is carlother words a lot of people who are so-called libertarians so-called. you would think they would be swarming all over but calling and yet they many of them are rejecting it it seems completely crazy to me well why do you think that is because they have lots of gold and they don't have lots of big coins so. they're advocating the loss that they're most bullish and have the strongest position and you know i try to have can approach to investing which i call known to most of which basically is don't get emotionally tied to your assets but well people say who on gold the rand paul community that's about freedom that it's about libertarianism so that they are . speaking more from a place of their own self-interest and their position and goal and that the ideology that they. espouse is more window dressing and not based on a true conviction wasn't it could be an element of the but i think it's more so this ideological argument about purity of money right what is money that's the big question