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charlie charlie ergen's always talking about doing something, so there's a lot of stuff.f money on the table in the telecom space right now. what sources are telling fox business, that they, that it's all contingent on this time warner/comcast deal getting done, and if it doesn't, there's going to be a lot of angry people on wall street. this is a huge, these are huge paydays this year for wall street. that may not happen if this doesn't happen. liz: tom, what is holding up the time warner cable/comcast deal? it's gigantic, and there are a lot of comments, thousands of people weighing in on this. the smaller operators do not like this deal. there are some customers who don't. but what's really holding up this deal? >> well, i think, obviously, a lot of programmers don't like this deal because it'll give the cable operators that much more leverage to negotiate. the reason why the fcc stopped the shot clock was really because they're waiting to get an opinion on whether the fcc can share the programming contracts with outside parties. of course, the programmers don't want t

. >> so many talk about, whether it's qualcomm or yesterday charlie ergen and dish all of the spectrum. i know everything's going to be connected. so many more devices than just what you're holding in your hand. >> david aldrich on "mad money" talking about 70 billion connected devices by 2020. that's a great secular growth story. social mobile cloud connectivity, the big four. talk to me thank you, by marc benioff. >> no but ibm likes to talk about the same four as well. >> but they're only 29 30%. ibm is trying hard. it was interesting warren buffett when asked about ibm said i'm not going to talk about stocks we're buying or selling. i don't think he's a seller. i -- that didn't sound like i'm buying a lot of it. >> no, but was what we know he bought more as opposed to -- >> right. >> we had the investor day from the company. >> put on our happy hats on pmi. >> let's put them on. >> nice percentage of the company that's doing well. >> it's growing, yes. >> if you can get that to be a bigger percentage without the pie shrinking. >> that's a key. >> nice storiy. >> how do you make the

>>> sitting down for an interview with dish chairman and charlie ergen this morning talking about theto whether dish's own new sling tv could cannibalize its existing business. david here with the highlights. many highlights. >> don't get a chaps to talk to mr.eringen too often. people do hear from him on the company's conference call every quarter but a key question continues to be what will you do with all of that spectrum, a company that spent over $15 billion to amass a spectrum position equal to that almost of t mobile and downleak equal to that of verizon. has a number of years to do that. still the question is, what are you going to do with it all? >> whatever we do with our spectrum it will be for the long-term value creation. we're long-term players. one of the great advantages we had when we started sbooi buying spectrum six or seven years ago the market didn't like that and our stock went down. and then six or seven years later people realized the value of the spectrum and your stock goes up. so had we not done that, had we not done that we would have no option but to sell

if you are with charlie ergen and you own sling tv you can get that for $20 a month.how that it is extremely confusing these days to figure out how you stream online. that is something cable operators have to figure out. olivia: what does this indicate about the future of streaming? betty: sports might be the last frontier and the most lucrative. olivia: sports are the one holdup, the reason cord shavers are buying bundles. everybody wants espn. looking for to your interview with kay koplovitz on "in the loop." catch that interview at 8:00 a.m. this is bloomberg "surveillance," tom brendan and i will be right back. ♪ tom: oil, $46.12. i guess the crisis is over. another crisis. here's brendan greeley. brendan: ted cruz is running for president. the texas republican senator is the first major candidate to enter the race. cruz made his announcement on twitter p he will launch his campaign a few hours from now at liberty university in virginia. singapore mourning the death of its first elected prime minister, lee kuan yew. he turned the state into one of asia's most pros

you put that in my head or maybe charlie ergen who said over and over, until you see, show me the money's all -- >> it's a big choice. if google were to go down to that road -- by the way -- building a network it's not just buying the spectrum then building a network is $40 billion, $50 billion question even for google. >> they have it. >> they do. they do. >> switzerland, they could replace -- >> 60% of it overseas. >> do that especially in the face of net neutrality. >> raise it neutral country for net neutrality. >> how about nestle country. >> a good country. >> isn't it? >> kinder morgan country and we've seen a lot of other deals that are over there i don't know if you followed sole of the companies raising money. coca-cola. >> they'll pay you. i'll go anywhere if they pay me to raise the money. >> there should be calsalary caps on what you can raise in europe. >> apple is reportedly getting ready to use the force. >>> also ahead with the volatility we're seeing in markets, exclusive interview with gary cohn ahead of the stress test results tonight. the markets withstand their wor