trump lied to get onto the "forbes" list. then the "forbes" list cemented him as a mogul, and then he used his mogul status to get to the white house. because remember, his success story wasn't just the minor detail of who he was. it was the very heart of his campaign. - "forbes" just came out and they said i'm worth 4 1/2 or 5 billion dollars. i'm really rich. i've not even saying that in a bragga-- that's the kind of mindset, that's the kind of thinking you need for this country. so, look, i'm-- i'm really a good businessman. i'm so good at business. oh, you people are gonna be so rich so fast. you don't even... [cheers and applause] you don't know how rich you're gonna be. [laughter] we're gonna go from a debtor nation that's gonna pewww-- you're gonna say, "wow, what happened?" - you know, in retrospect, i feel like we should've asked what "pewww" means. [laughter] it's, like, huh, turns out "pewww" was a muslim ban. who would've thought? you may remember that during the presidential campaign, donald trump had a number of

forbes media chairman steve forbes among our guests this hour. amid all the trade talk, president trump in charlotte, north carolina, signing an executive order to help small business employees save for retirement. linda mcmahon will give us details on the new initiative for american workers coming up. kristna: the dow ending in the red second day in a row, down 29 points, dragged by shares of boeing, goldman sachs, chevron. gerri willis who is on the floor of the new york stock exchange. gerri, markets seemed to have turned around at the end of the day. >> go figure. they liked the fact that negotiations broke down between canada. market is down 0.10. nasdaq down a quarter of a percent. that is a big change, i'm sorry, up a quarter of a percent. it had been up more strongly earlier. russell setting a record here. and news out of today's trading session, ford will not import small cars from china, especially the ford focus. why? because they face a 25% tariff because of the negotiations going on right now with china. averages for the month though

back with a fortune of $100,000, which today doesn't sound like a lot, but it would place you in the forbes 400 if you can back to america with that amount of money. warren delano the second many young new englanders of his class which he was educated at a young age, does not going to college and credits himself to a mercantile firm in boston than in new york and then at a young age of 23, i believe, was given a chance to go to modern-day kuan joe. as he sailed to china as a young man it was like going to make your fortune in silicon valley after college only with a higher chance of dying either by tropical disease or sinking at sea and he would never know that she would be friends and relatives behind and arrive after six-month journey to the so-called golden ghetto, foreigners colony, and the area several city blocks in size. this is the only area where westerners, british, american, some dutch, some scots and jews from the middle east were led to live or do they were confined by the chinese government and not allowed to leave this area. here they engage in secret in the serious tea trade

david: joining me is steve forbes, forbes media chairman.e two things i love about this, first of all the economic boom is real. we all benefit from that one way or the other. >> right. david: secondly is makes fools of those people that never said it would happen. i love it when the so-called experts are so dead wrong. >> most of those experts who are wrong oppose this man anyway. so it is not a surprise they thought the world was going to come to an end. they will continue to predy, just wait, it will all blow up. david: even before president trump was elected, back in the waning days of obama era, folks you have to get used to slow growth. >> they called that the new normal, which was really the new abnormal. now we're getting back to the real normal, which is this economy has the capacity to grow at very vigorous pace. we've seen it time and again in past. david: art laffer spoke about this point. he was talking on fox news, talking about the potential for growth, the harnessed potential. now the harnesses are being taken off. let's play

steve forbes from "forbes" media chairman. good to see you.that summit with chairman kim, it was hands raised, done it, we are on the right path. there was a lot of skepticism. appears the skepticism is well-founded. appears north korea is not making steps we like to see them make. >> i think at the time no one thought the it was resolved. the process was started. unlike previous president, this one won't feel the need to show progress and make concessions in advance he shouldn't make. he will walk away. before the first summit he walked away. in effect he is having pompeo do the walking away this time. ashley: the bottom line we know russia is continuing to help out north korea. there is no doubt about that you can't stop them from doing it. he does mention china, suggesting they're slipping back into the old habits helping out north korea even though they haven't, they have kind of stretched away but the trade tensions may have fueled some of that. they're upset with the u.s. perhaps going back to helping north korea. do you brief that? >> i

encumbered this fascinating world of young men such as war and the second and friends of his like forbes and these group of new yorkers and new englanders who, in the 1830s decided to go to the mysterious enclosed kingdom of china to make their fortunes in the t trade and these young men had connections, they have the abilities to make this journey and warned delano the second makes the journey in 1834 in his early 20s and his goal was to come back with a fortune of $100,000 which today doesn't sound like a lot but that was placed in the forbes 400 if you came back to america with that amount of money. like many young new englanders of his class receives a mercantile education at a young age, does not want to college and he works at a mercantile firm in boston and then new york and then at the age of 23 is given a chance to go to canton. if you fail to china, it's kind of like going to make your fortune in silicon valley after college only with a much higher chance of dying either by tropical disease or sinking at sea, and you would never know, he would leave friends and relatives behind

the "forbes" article is a personal vendetta from someone with an axe to grind. david: edward, thank you, we'll follow that one. melissa: voters going to the polls deciding whether to limit unpowers in the state. the latest details on this. we'll hear from businessman, former presidential candidate herman cain coming up. david: you love herman. five states total at the polls today. in ohio we're looking at a very tight congressional race that could shift momentum heading into the midterms. we're on the ground in the buckeye state taking pulse of the voters. >> president trump is out with a warning to the world, stand with the u.s., not with iran. how will europe respond? the latest details and reaction next. >> what he has told europe and every other business entity in the country, excuse me in the world, you can do business with iran but you can't do business with us. you have got to pick. ♪ ♪ ♪ i can do more to lower my a1c. because my body can still make its own insulin. and i take trulicity once a week to activate my body to release it, like it's supposed to.

steve forbes is here.of socialized medicine and a great university just did that this week a great study done on the medicare for all on socialized medicine finding out it would cost $32.6 billion in 10 years. that is entire budget, george mason university. you would have to eliminate everything else from what the government does from defense to social security, if you just wanted socialized medicine. >> even worse the quality of care goes down. innovation goes down. europe was a font of new medicines. went whole hog in socialized medicine, '60s, '70s, '80s, we're the great font of new medicines and medical devices f you get government control, that goes out of the window. we'll not get better health in the future. david: i was a piker. i said 32 billion, $32 trillion. >> doesn't matter how many zeros. david: drug companies and pharmaceutical companies made deals with the devil over the years in terms of working with the government and working with politicians who want to increase the role of government in

"forbes" says clooney made $239 million in the last year thanks to the sale of his casamigos tequilahe never planned on starting a company. he and his business partner were just making tequila for themselves and had no idea it would turn into a billion dollar business. >> you think on the "forbes" actors list he would be at number one for the acting money he made. >> that is true. >> plus, look at number two on the list, dwayne "the rock" johnson, he made about $124 million this year. >> in all honesty, dwayne hasn't really done any good acting in years, so does it really count as -- >> oh. >> snap. >> burn. >> "skyscraper" was pretty awesome. >> it was. >> it was great. >>> so, if you think your morning commute is a challenge, imagine seeing this. >> a guy tried to bring his horse onto a train in europe. apparently he thought there would be nothing wrong with this. >> he tried to board two trains in austria, but the conductor said no horsing around. the train company posted the pictures as a reminder to keep your horses at home. >> because you need that reminder every now and again.

forbes uncovered a pattern. many of those who worked directly with him claim that ross wrongly siphoned or stole at least, if you consider them individually, but all tolled, these allegations would spark lawsuits, reimbursements and sec fine come to more than $120 million. dan alexander, the author of that report in forbes magazine joins us next, along with trump bio grapher, jim o'brian. chris collins refused to take questions tonight when he made a brief statement to the press. dear foremothers, your society was led by a woman, who governed thousands... commanded armies... yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 2 times more geographic detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com your hair is so soft! did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i

the forbes list also ranked cal 14th overall. now we're including private schools.arvard was number one, followed by yale, stanford and m.i.t. >> still not getting into cal. >> that was even harder. >> florida alum, miami alum. >> we'll see you at 6:00. lester holt is next. >>> tonight, president trump responds after michael cohen implicated him in a crime. mr. trump now admitting he knew about those secret hush money payments to keep women quiet before the election. >> later on i knew. later on. they didn't come out of the campaign, they came from me. i tweeted about it. >> the president also praising convicted felon pl manafort for quote refusing to break. tonight our look at the candidate who said he'd have -- >> the best people. >> and now has five former top aides facing possible prison time. >>> chilling new details about the man accused of killing mollie tibbetts. what he was doing as so many others desperately searched to find her. >>> a monster hurricane barreling dangerously close to hawaii, bracing for catastrophic

forbes uncovered a pattern. many of those who worked directly with him claim that ross wrong ll lly siphoned or s at least, if you consider them individually, but all tolled, these allegations would spark lawsuits, reimbursements and sec fine come to more than $120 million. dan alexander, the author of that report in forbes magazine joins us next, along with trump bio grapher, jim o'brian. (ford chime) it's the ford summer sales event and now is the best time to buy. you ready for this, junior? yeah, i think i can handle it. no pressure... ...that's just my favorite boat. boom. (laughs) make summer go right with ford, america's best-selling brand. and get our best deal of the summer: zero percent financing for sixty months on f-150. right now, get this special offer on f-150: zero percent financing for 60 months - during the ford summer sales event. booking a flight doesn't have to be expensive. just go to priceline. it's the best place to book a flight a few days before my trip and still save up to 40%. just ta

maybe commissioner -- director forbes. are these projects so massive -- even like the seawall, we just took a certain part. are these projects so massive financially for the port that you can do a little bit here, do a little bit there, but you just can't do a big, massive thing all at once? is that how it -- >> no, but you can be part of the plan. >> no. i think obviously, you have to have boundaries, and you have to scale to a certain level in order to do all the interagency coordination. but the point that president brandon is making, while there are a lot of efforts south of yslais creek, and many big plans, like india basin as david just pointed out, it's interagency geography that ties it all together. she's calling on why not all of that coordination south of the creek so we can see a port wide or southern waterfront wide approach, and it's a very, very excellent question. but for every initiative, you absolutely have to set a geography in order to be successful in seeing those improvements through. >> any other que

from when director forbes and i were in d.c., we were praying for a $350 million bond measure. now we have 500, and people are really aware of this project. and it's so needed. it's so critical to san francisco to complete, so i just want to commend everybody on all that we've done so far, so thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> clerk: item 13-b, request authorization to award construction contract number 2787-r, pier 27 passenger shelter to g.y. engineering, incorporated in the amount of $818,000 and authorize the contract contingency fund of 10% for a total will authorization of 8 -- total authorization of $889,000. >> good afternoon, president brandon and members of the commission. dan hodath with the planning and environment division. we are here to ask that the commission consider award a contract such that terminal opened in 2014, we have continued to work with the operator to refine and improve its performance, and this is one of those projects that's looking to do that. the new shelter will -- would be located in the ground transportation area, in the center of thi

according to forbes, the beauty mogul made over $166 million between june of 2017 and june of 2018.00 every hour. the median annual salary of a typical american worker is around $45,000. but jenner, she can make that in about two hours. and how much would it take an average american to make what she makes in just one day? ten whole years. how about that for some motivation as you get your clothes on and get ready to go to work. >> what is she going to do when she is in her 30ss and mid life? it's unbelieve to believe me. >> her and jeff bezos are going to tell us all what to do. >>> here is a job you can stick your teeth into. reynolds wrap is seeking a chief grilling master. one person will spend a week traveling to u.s. cities known for barbecuing while posting dishes on the company's website and social media channels. the lucky worker will receive a $10,000 stipend, plus prepaid travel and lodging. reynolds is accepting applications on its website through august 13th. >> it's all fun and games until you come back two weeks later. >> and you're 20 pounds heavier. it's goingpeo rig

commissioner brandon, director forbes. chief operating officer, bureau of advocacy, we have had great support from senator dianne feinstein and nancy pelosi. division of army corps of engineers, san francisco district, colonel rayfield and his staff have been great, the port seawall staff have combined to get us this rare opportunity to move forward. so i will stop there. i did want to invite colonel rayfield to just say a couple words. he doesn't want to but -- [laughter] >> thanks for your time. i am carl rayfield. i appreciate your diligence. it was enlightening to see and fun for me. i want to highlight the executive director ms. forbes and entire staff, i have engaged several times, and everybody's comments what can we do today, tomorrow and in the future. we have a vision to solve the nation's toughest challenges. the seawall is pretty tough from an engineering standpoint. we look forward to determining what's involved and we may want to work together as partners. we appreciate your time and knowing it's a late hour,

"forbes" media chairman steve forbes and around, susan li.a elon musk tree out, but still negotiating terms of engagement here. auto trader executive analyst, needham & co. managing director there -- [inaudible] you know it is interesting about this and maybe you can help me is this idea is elon musk is getting himself into trouble i constantly tweeting and talking about stuff that might not be sinister but raises concerns by government from security experts and the lights is not passing it onto the board, might even be violating laws. >> i think a street is premature. he says funding is secured without having any details arranged before hand. if you look at the recent blog, they met with the saudi's july 31st of said there is no question they would find him. he also says that is contingent on due diligence, financial regulation. a lot of it's been both in terms of the statement. so i think funding is not secure. we have a long way to go. there's a lot of complication. neil: would not have been a lie? >> i don't know if it's a lie or not. i d

the commerce department issued a statement by forbes saying the anonymously forbes story is based ono and unverifiable claims the fact remains no regulator has made accusations against the secretary this rehash of old stories is clearly the result of a personal vendetta, baseless claims made in the story were well publicized long ago and are not news the author states even half of the accusations are legitimate, the commercing is could rank among the biggest grifters. they are suing for limg asylum bus of domestic and gang violence the suit is asking the court to declare attorney general jeff session's policies to be contrary to the law and vacate them and enter an order staying removal of the asylum seek torres allow them the ability to be given new credible fear interviews. this as the white house is expected to put steven miller's plan limiting the number who obtain legal status if there are household members who have used obamacare, children's health insurance, food stamps and other benefits. yesterday a 6-year-old boy was reunited with his mother in guatemala after being separat

anonymously sourced forbes story is based on false rumors and unverifiable claims.egulator has ever made any of these acquisitions against the secretary. this rehash is clearly the result of a personal vendetta. that said, you have lawmakers on capitol hill who are asking the commerce department inspector general to look into rhis financial dealings. >> thank you, sir. we miss you. here in new jersey. come up soon. >>reporter: will do. >>> by the way the writer of that forbes report is going to be joining us here on msnbc next hour, so stick around for that. >>> we want to wrap up with the big picture. this is coming from the prague zoo. a gorilla taking a much needed break from the heat. i love this because i wish i were that gorilla sucking on ice. there's a heat wave overseas and win happening here at home. photographer here for "the associated press." my stephanie ruhle knows what i'm talking about. you may in fact have air-conditioning in your studio but you do not have a live studio audience from here in new jersey like we do. >> i hear you. showing off for ge

john: joining me is forbes media chair and editor in chief, steve forbes, with his take. i want to ask you about a recent article in forbes. john brinkley wrote an exceptionally good article on tariffs and in his view, we are losing the trade war with china. he cited several anecdotal evidences. you think we're losing the trade war? >> i think calling victory or defeat is too soon yet. the key thing is what kind of agreement they have reached. these negotiations are going and now it's critical we lay out here are the specific things we want. before they thought they had a deal with treasury secretary mnuchin. trump said he didn't like it, so lay out what it is exactly we want. these things are very hard to do, even with mexico, where we keep thinking we are just about to get it done and get canada in. these things are extremely difficult. i think that's why the market is wobbly. if you could wave a magic wand and get rid of these trade disputes you would see the market go up 5,000 points. john: we want them to stop stealing intellectual property but it's harder, how do we

now in a statement the commerce department says quote, the anonymously sourced "forbes" story is based, innuendo, unverifiable claims. the fact remains that no regulator made accusations against the secretary. this rehash of old stories clearly the result of a personal vend debtta. the baseless claims made in the story were well-publicized long ago and are not news. the secretary says this was meant, a personal vendetta against him, an axe to grind. this article is not true, trish. trish: thank you very much, edward lawrence. our own charlie gasparino is doing reporting for us right now on tesla. he has got some news you will need to hear and he joins us next. the employee of the year, anna. [music playing] (vo) progress is in the pursuit. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during summer of audi sales event. about medicare and supplemental insurance. medicare is great, but it doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medicare costs, which means you may have to pay for the rest. that's where medicare supplement insurance comes in: to help pa

oliver smith is a senior reporter with forbes. oliver, interesting statement from elon musk — but one that raises perhaps more questions than answers? absolutely, the biggest question is about the funding itself. he said it was secured but we don't know where it is coming from. he has a net worth of about $22 billion, but he will have to raise a significant amount of capital to put this deal over the line. and the way that he made the announcement, ben mentioned it there, on twitter, rather than official regulatory filing — will not cause any problems?” official regulatory filing — will not cause any problems? i don't think it will cause problems in terms of the medium he used, tesla appointed his twitter account as one of the places that investors should be keeping their eyes on. the question will be whether this deal, this plan he has brought forward, is real. if he has actually got funding behind it. because if it turns out that this wasn't a sick plan in progress, then that could raise problems with investors. —— a secure plan

do you think that would happen, steve forbes? >> i think regulation may come. wish these people would take a cue from the old at&t back in the monopoly days when they went out of the way to make sure everything was covered, service was su superb, they knew how to cover all the bases. these people, we can talk about this all we want. if they're seen as abusing their power, there will be a reaction, like the railroads got in the late 1800s. maria: they'll force them to get small. dagen: as facebook was getting so big and abusing and showing reckless disregard for people's privacy, the government didn't step in and prevent them from getting bigger. there was no pushback on acquisitions. >> they weren't concerned about privacy. they were concerned about profit. they were making money and they were doing it until they got caught. maria: coming up, facing justice, the illegal immigrant accused of killing molly tibbetts in courts today. we've got the latest amid rising tensions about border security. check out a magical moment at tiger stadium during a tribute to aret

ahrendts senior vice president and one of two senior female board members at apple she was listed in forbes ranking of the most powerful women in the world in twenty fifteen and has been helping to drive apple sales since twenty fourteen. at number four meg whitman until recently president and chief executive officer of hewlett packard enterprise a millionaire activist and philanthropist she proved the appear to me of cool when she took the. in the ice bucket challenge. third. the first woman to serve a c.e.o. and president of the she has degrees in computer science and electrical engineering and started working her way to the top of my b.m. as a systems engineer in. our runner up susan. parrot is google's sixteenth employee in one thousand nine hundred nine she advocated its acquisition of you tube served as you tube c.e.o. since two thousand and six today she has her own channel to share her perspective. number one sheryl sandberg c.e.o. of facebook founder mark zuckerberg close associates and author and activist she's committed to advancing women's empowerment also with the french presid

host: this is from "forbes magazine." -- piece by jj more details at forbes.com.om is joining us from alabama. you recently lost a job this past year? to spanishost a job workers. i worked there for 28 years. it was taken by two of them. host: what did you do? caller: i was in the concrete business for 28 years. they can hire two for the price of one. host: are you currently looking for a job? the you have part-time work -- do you have part-time work? caller: i'm disabled. hiredhurt and they to guys to take care of what i was doing -- two guys to take care of what i was doing. host: mike in alexandria, ohio. still looking for a job? mike, you with us? caller: hello, hello. thanks for taking my call. good morning. think -- i just want to say ohio, iing in toledo, came up to find a job. the joblessness rate here is up 30%, especially among black americans. the candidates, especially danny o'connor gets elected, he us,ised he could uplift people having jobs in the way that we can have lots of people can finallykforce, and perhaps get married. trump -- what donald tru

annually so africa actually forbes quite a key part of this and china will likely have to work on it especially when its cool looking to globalize and it seeks to work with more countries so rushing of its labor relations would likely be important as well as the other trade complaints that we've heard of so far so i want to do from both sides thank you linda. and just briefly ryanair is to start charging passengers for taking hand luggage on board from november it will cost between six and eight euros to put a bag ok so of up to ten kilograms in the overhead bin you'll still have to put up there yourself of course you know it's because as the irish bunch of adeline faces increasing pressure over what is conditions in recent months strikes across europe both triggered the cancellation of thousands of flights right now as as the new charges will prevent delays as fewer bags will have to be tied strong boarding. less in business with. green. green. green. green. green. green green. green. green. green green green green. green. green green green green. green green green green green. more

uhuru kenyatta has been named by forbes as one of the richest canyons in the previous listing, so theye background to talk about, their own business histories —— kenyon is. they are in the position of often being seen as ceos of their countries, so i think they will get on well. any man will get a photo—op, giving him respect in kenya and beyond, and they will try to draw on that to do smart deals, as president trump likes to say. we know the us is at loggerheads with china right now, we've mention that china right now, we've mention that china is such a big investor in africa as a whole. in kenya itself, china is behind lots of key projects in terms of the investment for them. iimagine the in terms of the investment for them. i imagine the kenyan president doesn't want to jeopardise his relationship with china. to what extent will that be on his mind in washington? that should be interesting because china is obviously a big partnerfor kenya and africa. overall, 10,000 chinese businesses do business in africa and the one study recently in june said lots of them are not state owned ente

first half of this year that's two point one percent more than during the same period last year but forbes warns the second half of this year could be difficult it could struggle to comply with new emission standards applied in the e.u. starting september stars and already produced cars are currently waiting to be tested comicon said tariff disputes could add additional problems. now what if you could buy fine art in a supermarket something that is meant to be lasting in a place filled with consumables that's what british art is losing sparrow attempts with a new show in los angeles sparrow is a comment on the age old theme of the art world the relationship between us and the business of art. welcome to sparrow mart the fruit isn't so crisp here but the soft drinks are well especially soft. everything is handmade with felt in lucy sparrow's exhibition that opens today it's a playful commentary on consumer culture and the disposable nature of our everyday lives instead of scale ability and efficiency spero mart is about individuality and painstaking work there are more than thirty one thous

africa's infrastructure gap is the wrong ninety five billion dollars us annually so africa actually forbes quite a key part of this and china will likely have to work on it especially when it's cool looking to globalize and it seeks to work with more countries so rushing out its labor relations would likely be important as well as the other trade complaints that we've heard off so far. from both sides thank you linda. ryanair is to start charging passengers for taking hand luggage on board for november it will cost between six and eight euros to put a bag case of up to ten kilograms in the overhead bin in house becomes as the irish budget ebeid faces increasing pressure of workers conditions and recent months strikes across europe have triggered the cancellation of thousands of flights on and says the new charges will prevent delays as few of bags will have to be tagged during boarding. as in business with. more. than abandon the construction site in istanbul. this is where zane of tuesday nolan once lived. she and her neighbors were driven out by the state for two years they've been homel

chief executive indra nguyen is stepping down and has appeared on the list of most powerful women for forbes0 to your businesswoman has been with the company for 2h years and in a series of posts on twitter, referred to her upbringing in india said she never imagined she have the opportunity to lead a company like pepsico. japan's softbank group has reported 49% jump in profits after selling its stake in indian commerce giant flipcard. the sale is the first sign of softbank making money off its investments after pumping millions of dollars into technology companies. its investments are worth $32.5 billion. saudi arabia has expeued $32.5 billion. saudi arabia has expelled the canadian ambassador and cut of all trade with the country over a diplomatic feud. a saudi foreign ministry statement said it considered a call for release of female activists a violation of saudi sovereignty. canada says it was seeking clarity on the issue. now, all this week, we are looking at the entrepreneurs and the businesses that have been transformed by instagram. today we look at the way the social media has tran

. >> i want to direct this to director forbes. what is your opinion about sausalito when this came to you? can you tell us -- tell us what it was? you said we'd have to talk about it in open session. >> they have very legitimate concerns about how traffic will be managed for future prospective embarkation at fort baker. national park service has said that they will take part in more study. it is legally required that there be more study. fundamentally i feel, i echo the commissioner's comments. it is not a good area and it is not in our domain. however, i would like us to acknowledge sausalito's concerns and to include the language to say we have heard it. it needs to be studied and needs to be addressed. we need to give our partners in the national park service our regard, and our respect that they have said they will do this work, and it is also legally required that they do so. it is as much as we can do, and we have endeavoured to understand their concerns to the fullest extent. >> thank you. >> any other questions? >> ok. tha

industry going forward because now that you've all become you know successful and if you look at the forbes list of crypto folks you know certainly have to say mega successful but is there still a lot of like chatter amongst you guys and you have a certain responsibility to say this industry oh definitely definitely i'm sure yeah i talked to a number of those guys still and my focus turned away from syria in two thousand and fifteen to continue building while that's which is what my company does we build a wall called jacks and we support that corner of syria all the about seventy different ones right now so i win more of your theory and to try to support the entire ecosystem and i don't want to just put all my eggs in one thing so it's still a big fan of big big fan of a theory and trying to bring everybody together and unite this whole legal system and really bring it forward so so during this recent price dip you know is the adoption rate continuing what are we seeing during this period typically in the past when we've had price declines that the work continues is that a fair characteriz

industry going forward because now that you've all become you know successful and if you look at the forbes list of crypto folks you know certainly not the same mega successful but is there still a lot of like chatter amongst you guys and you have a certain responsibility to say this industry oh definitely definitely i'm sure yeah i talked to a number of those guys still and my focus turned away from syria in two thousand and fifteen to continue building while that's which is what my company does we build a wall called jacks and we support that coin assyria all the about seventy different ones right now so i win more of your theory meant to try to support the entire ecosystem and i don't want to just put all my eggs in one thing so it's still a big fan of big big fan of theory and trying to bring everybody together and unite this whole ecosystem and really bring it forward so so during this recent price dip you know is the adoption rate continuing what are we seeing during this period typically in the past when we've had price declines that the work continues is that a fair characterization

forbes tracked allegations he took money from businesses and funds he had interest in.total, more than $120 million. he's currently involved in a multi million lawsuit in new york state related to some of the allegations and faced multiple lawsuits, repayments and fines since at least 2005. commerce department responded this morning saying in part, the anonymously sourced forbes story is based on false rumors and inverifiable claims. fact remains that no regulator has ever made these accusations. i want to bring in foibrbes' associate editor. there are legal court filings. four of his highest ranking employees have sued him. that doesn't mean the sec has to charge you with anything. he had major settlements. how could they possible say it's unverified. >> not only that but the sec has already charged his firm with thing tsz and fined him for that. as part of the settlement they had to repay millions back to investors. you can say things are based on anonymous sources because people aren't talking to the press but this is documented. it's in lawsuits. it's hard to be ano

publisher of "forbes" magazine. come back, rich. >> i will.all the major indices in the green. the dow up slightly. s&p and nasdaq again closing in record territory for the third day in a row. get right to nicole petallides live on the floor of the new york stock exchange with the latest. nicole. >> we've had good news on earnings, good news on trade relations, also a dovish fed report, right, from last friday. that has continued to bring optimism to wall street. in fact see the dow up 14 points. we saw records from both s&p 500 and the nasdaq. and even the russell 2000, picking up and that made it a record close. some of the names on the dow hit all-time high, apple, visa, unitedhealth and american express. another set of all-time highs, some of the tech records i mentioned. apple, amazon, a record there. as well. talk about retailers and optimism we're seeing on consumer confidence, got yet another report today, highest in 18 years. look at dsw, and tiffany, both jumping on better-than-expected numbers b. liz: great to see you, nicole. presi

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. >> the comedy is expected to be a sleeper hit, forbes calling it this summer's "girls trip."like "fresh off the boat's" constance wu, "dr. ken's" ken jeong and "ocean eight's" awkwafina may be used to getting this kind of crazy press, not this guy. >> and you two also were on the cover of "entertainment weekly"" >> my first big cover. the fact that people were picking on it before any footage was coming out, i was blown away. and that just shows how much faith the industry has in our movie. >> anybody know where henry is? >> yeah. >> just who is this leading man? he's 31, married, and a former hairstylist who's also very comfortable in front of the camera. >> thank you for joining us on all of our travels. . >> henry was a tv host in asia and built up quite a following. and while shooting this movie in his home country of malaysia was a treat, it wasn't as glam as it looks. >> the three-piece suits, filming in asia, it was just like a steam box. >> but you know we lost a lot of weight from the sweat, you know? >> we did, we sweat it out. >>> all right, well, coming you, chris

according to "forbes" magazine, wilbur ross is accused of stealing more than $120 million from formerusiness associates. he's the secretary of commerce. that's wilbur ross. gee. who would have guessed the cabinet member who looks most like emperor palpatine wound up being evil? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] in all the accusations in the stories, and there are many, my favorite is "forbes" says ross habitually stole sweet and low packets from restaurants. the man is worth $700 million. stealing sweet and low like my grandmother. i believe -- what is this now, a half dozen members of trump's cabinet in hot water? maybe even more importantly, this is the first time a person named wilbur has been in the news since 1935. [ laughter ] they're the best people, though. the best. [ applause ] with all this nonsense happening all the time, maybe the most destructive thing these people are up to involves climate change. not only is it hotter than ever, levels of carbon dioxide hit new all-time highs last year. we have abnormally warm temperatures around the globe. arctic ice is melting at

. >> breakin >>> george clooney tops forbes list of the highest paid stars in hollywood. he made $239 million before tas las year. a good chunk of it actually didn't come from the movies. it came from when he and his partner sold his tequila company to a british company and he makes money on endorsements and residuals from his older movies and reports dwayne "the rock" johnson second with $124 million and johnson's big social media following helped him nearly double his earnings. >>> so they're doing okay. >> he's in every movie out there now. >> he really is. >> including the new "jungle cruise" movie by disney. shooting that right now. >> can't wait to see that. >> from all of us at abc 7 -- >> big surprise. >> me with disney knowledge. thanks for joining us today. "who wants to be a millionaire" is next. live look from sky 7 over olympic park in san francisco. wow. the >> you know, it's not everyday that someone wins $1 million on our show. but stick around, because today, just might be the day. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire" [dramatic music] ♪ welcome to "

not forbe essential just the wireless industry but every business in their town. others don't necessarily do so for various reasons. sometimes it is difficult to deal with the volumes we're seeing. the community gets 300 applications for small cell nodes. they are trying to figure it out. sometimes they don't have the workforce to do it. sometimes they don't get the fact that if they don't get this broadband, the community will fall behind. some get it, some don't. our job as an industry is to work in partnership with localities. it, we have about the world's greatest 4g wireless network. we did it in cooperation with localities. we want responsible and sustainable deployment. we don't want so much done so fast that we get a backlash. mr. adelstein: you are a participant -- todd: you are a participant in this alphabet soup. ddac --dband support mr. adelstein: the advisory committee. todd: thank you. you're not with the fcc right now, you used to be but that was another administration. cc there is some controversy saying we have been cut out. what do you see at the

but your sister kylie in "forbes" magazine a couple of weeks ago they said she's almost a billionairen't news to me. >> jimmy: she told you she was almost a billionaire already? >> yeah. >> jimmy: you're not almost a billionaire, are you? >> i would say my husband is. that makes me one, right? close. by proximity. >> jimmy: but she has this makeup deal and she makes so much money from it. and you now have your own makeup. is the goal to destroy her? [ laughter ] >> no. we learn a lot from each other and we're really supportive. >> jimmy: do you? >> yeah. >> jimmy: i'm sure you're supportive with each other, but there's no rivalry at all? >> no. i mean, we both have completely different audiences and different makeup techniques and everything. it's really different. i'm so happy for her. i mean, the second the "forbes" cover came out i -- we have a group chat that goes on every day with the whole family. so i put it in the group chat to cover, and we were all so excited, screaming. and i was like, christmas is going to be lit this year. you're going to buy everyone a rolls-royce. >> ji