earlier this week we traveled to denver for a meeting of the clinton global initiative america that focused on the future of the economy, including economic challenges in the country. as part of the event, i moderated a special panel discussion with the former president and national business leaders including monty moran, president of the ford foundation, darren walker, former ceo of hewlett-packard, now a global ambassador of opportunity international, carly fiorina, and also founder and executive director of the freelancers union, sarah horowitz. we discussed issues like income inequality, low wages, economic mobility, and we will bring you that special panel discussion. >> i'm interested in talking to all of you about some of the worries we have about this economy and the role of government in being a partner in meeting some of the challenges. i wanted to start, we came across this picture which i think might be a startling example of government overreach. we're going to put that on the screen for everybody to look at. now, monty, this is at chipotle, and -- >> it's an outwrarage. >> by

exclusive interview with president clinton this week in denver at the annual meeting of the clinton global initiative america. we first talked about income inequality and the challenges facing the american economy. then i asked him about secretary clinton's handling of all these questions about their wealth. you understand some people have been critical of mrs. clinton, secretary clinton, who initially had to explain talking about being dead broke coming out of the white house or said it in an interview that you -- >> i might understand it differently than you do. [ laughter ] look, you're in politics. one of the things that's challenge for us is that somebody's always trying to change the subject. and the subject is how can we get this economy going? how can it work? and one of the things that we forget is -- she was joking about it the other day, half the time somebody asking her a question couldn't even vote when we were -- when i was president. and so you have to live in the moment, not with memory. it is factually true that we were several million dollars in debt. everybody now assumes that what happene

the president was speaking as part of a panel at the clinton global initiative america conversation.t was interest aring. i know you have talked about this. the argument to say, look, is there a higher cost for businesses if the minimum wage is raised? yes. that could have an effect on people they hire. but consumers ought to expect to pay more in order to support all of this, to support a living wage. we have this kind of mutual responsibility to make sure somebody can be in a job and proapro a vi vied for their family without falling short. whether it's housing which is a huge issue and the price a that goes into that, or child care. it ought to be sustainable of a living wage. this is going to be an increasingly big issue toward the presidential ace. >> you mentioned the talk about mrs. clinton discussing wealth or they were dead broke. i mean, did you ask president clinton about it? what did he say, if you did? >> his point wasn't that people begrudge people were being wealthy but whether they are transparent about it. certainly mitt romney and his wealth combined with corporate

he will join "market makers" from the clinton global initiative america in denver. 11:00 eastern timeune in to bloomberg television all day for more exclusive america.s from cgi this is bloomberg "surveillance" from new york city. i am tom keene, with scarlet fu and adam johnson. as i put the thing up here -- >> the little camera on top of your head? you can put it on your shoulder, too. >> anywhere. gopro makes wearable cameras. they are expected to price their ipo tonight and begin trading tomorrow morning. not everyone on wall street is sold on this company or its ipo strategy. joins us now with a look at some of the biggest concerns. here is the thing, gopro makes hd cameras. is it a hardware company or a media company? they earned $1 billion in revenue, all their revenue came from the sale of hardware and accessories for the gopro product. ipo they are their valuing themselves like a media company. this is how they are going to get growth moving forward. it is not such a far cry, one analyst said it is kind of like taking nicole richie and her twitter stream and turning that into

. >> see more from our exclusive coverage of the clinton global initiative summit on america right heren bloomberg television and bloomberg.com. ♪ >> this is "taking stock." i'm pimm fox. google revealing a new version of its software for android. jon erlichman has been at the event all day. tell us about the new android tv as well as the wearable portion of android. >> the theme was android everywhere. and also wearable devices. that is an important area. we are watching the smart watch craze unfold. they are going to make the software. here is dave singleton explaining. >> the watch will be available to order later today in the place store. you might have caught a claims of a new devise. samsung is joining the family. this will be available for sale later this summer. these are just the first three watches. there are many more on the way. >> people have been testing out this new hardware. it takes time before you know if it is going to be acceptable or not. >> i can see you with one of those watches. >> i think that we know there is an importance for samsung and these other hardware p

. >> during the clinton global initiative meeting bill said hillary is committed to reducing poverty in americaerage americans. hillary clinton, of course, for her part has not yet said whether she will or will not run for president in 2016. >> a follow-up for a story we brought to you on "new day," a pennsylvania pastor defrocked for officiating his son's same-sex wedding. he's being welcomed back into the fold. frank schaeffer will have his ordinary nation restored and receive back pay dating back to december. that's when he was stripped of his duties after united methodist trial found him guilty of violating church law. schaeffer refused to promise not to preside at future gay weddings. the 52-year-old has since joined a church in california. i like when we're able to give a follow-up to a story. remember he sat here and told us how conflicting it was because his own son. >> evolution within himself. >> absolutely. >> a good result because he's back doing what he loves but it will be troubling because of the reason he got his job back is because he said i won't do it again. >> he refused to