let's bring in charlie lee he's joining us now from san francisco about charlie, great to have you witheems like bit coin is in a purgatory in terms of trading. when do you think it can get up to its past highs of 20,000. >> it's hard to predict prices i've been in this for seven years. sometimes it comes back within 6 months or a year sometimes it takes three or four years. it's kind of hard to say >> what do you think price tells us about the crypto currency or the network in which its kbilt does it tell us anything about adoption, viability. when we look at the price of bit coin or any other crypto currency, what is that a measure of in your view. >> i think in terms of long term it tells us the success of crypto currency. short term it doesn't tell us month. this gives us so much adoption and bit coin it's all about speculation these days in the future. the price will reflect the success of crypto currencies >> the last time we spoke to you, you had recently sold all your crypto currency do you see this reprieve in price, the decline as a buying opportunity. >> for me i sold because

here on cnbc, and as a lead up to the special we've got a couple of special guests roger ver, and charlie leeoin. all leading up to that special >> all right, thanks so much for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. it's good to be back we've got stocks soaring to record highs on news of a trade deal between the u.s. and mexico all the details straight ahead >>> i'm seema mody at the nasdaq the tech heavy hitting 8,000 for the first time ever. i'm break down the key movers. >>> netflix is the third highest grossing app on apple's app store. the streaming giant is reportedly creating a system that could change all that >>> and we've got the tesla short seller who said he was adding to his short position the day musk tweeted

roger ver, and charlie lee, the founder of light coin. all leading up to that special >> all right, thanks so much for watching "power lunch. >> "closing bell" starts right now. >>> it's time for "the closing bell." i'm wilfred frost at the new york stock exchange. it's good to be back we've got stocks soaring to record highs on news of a trade deal between the u.s. and mexico all the details straight ahead >>> i'm seema mody at the nasdaq the tech heavy hitting 8,000 for the first time ever. i'm break down the key movers. >>> netflix is the third highest grossing app on apple's app store. the streaming giant is reportedly creating a system that could change all that >>> and we've got the tesla short seller who said he was adding to his short position the day musk tweeted he was considering taking tesla private. what he's doing now the company is staying public. "the closing bell" starts right now. ♪ star ships were meant to fly >>> good afternoon and welcome to "the closing bell." welcome morgan brennen >> thank you i'm excited. and we'r

holiday and charlie gasparino. lee to you, things have stabilized in turkey without getting into the weeds here, the hope is we're over the worst, that's a bit premature. our strength is the strength, we are the default, money comes to us, what do you make of that? >> i think there is still concern and we're not sure exactly what is going to happen. by and large, though, i think americans aren't as concerned about this as, you know, the investment community very concerned. we've got to watch and see what's going to happen. the debt ratio, looking at this currency backed in u.s. dollars, and currencies are plummeting. it could have long-term impact, but also could be self-contained. it could go two ways, it's short-term right now, we don't really know and i think we're going to have to see how this plays out in the coming weeks. neil: interesting, i don't know whether we get progress whether this turkish president releases this, but i don't know what would happen if he suddenly did. we do know right now that it's not im

here with us now is fox business network's charlie gasparino and susan lee along with h squared chiefz sog. susan, china's hurting right now. >> they are. david: the stock market's way down, investment are way down, consumer spending is way down. so the idea is that the trump administration thinks we're stronger, they're weaker, it's a good time to squeeze them. >> i totally agree because, yes, we're in bear market territory for the shanghai. the currency has been devalued because they need to get the economy going once again, and we have credit conditions in china. credit conditions is a big deal for a country that's overleveraged at over 260% to gdp. so, yes, it is in a weaker position. but, you know, china and its leader for life, president xi jinping, he feels like he needs to play a strong hand since it is a nationalist platform that he has to really sell to the people of china. david: charlie -- >> i think she buried the lead. >> how did i bury the lead? >> what is he, leader for life? he doesn't care. david: he doesn't care about the people, whether they're suffering. >> they'l

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lee, you watch that, guillermo? >> guillermo: no, i don't watch that. >> jimmy: it's self-exexplanatory. jerrod carmichael and zoe kravitz, with music from chvrches, charlieap rocky. you're invited to be a part of it. our first guest is one of the most talented men in the world. he is a multi-award-winning recording artist, fashion designer and shoe salesman. his new album is called "ye." please welcome kanye west. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: first of all -- thanks for being here and thank you for the shoes. nobody ever brings me shoes, you brought me shoes, that's very nice of you, very kind. i'll tell you a story and this is honestly true. the last time, a few years ago you sent me a pair of yeezys. i have never in my life had more people come up and talk to me than when i was walking around in them to the point where i was like, this is crazy, i've got to get these off, people are chasing me. i'm worried people are going to beat me up and take these. usually people wait -- i've seen them sleeping on the street waiting for these shoes. is that for you more rewarding than hearing people say they like your music? >> both. >> jimmy: it's both, yeah

and it's tragic into charlie and the chocolate factory in the world in twenty ten he went full throttle with alice in wonderland. to keep burton's work visually exuberant and dr lee comic is rooted in his lifelong affection for misfits the way i grew up was very like fifty's sixty's bland suburbia so i was felt like out of place i think that's why i was always drawn to monsters because i felt like i didn't feel that they were bad i just felt like creatures that are so. sleazy with a career that spans over thirty five years tim burton is. and he take his creative dockside has certainly paid off. in this league zubrin what lies beyond describing it in this michelin starred lends itself well to animation yes it does we saw a very brief bit of animation there but i mean as a child actually the very first films he made in his backyard as a child with short animation films that we've never seen of course very crude ones but. he then his best job in the business was book is an animation of disney and then his first full length length feature film was in fact corpse bride and me of animators of the worked on the film but the characters rule based on original drawings fro