he wanted it even before teddy forstmann got a hold of it.teddy did not want to sell to him. teddy do not like the agency businesses, which is what ari is , representing talent. he wants to be in the principal business, creating tennis tournaments, creating cricket tournaments, owning pageants and fashion shows. >> that seems to be what martin -- what are he wants to be in. >> it does make sense from a business point of view. you have assets every day. it is very important not to overpay for those assets. he paid $2.4 billion. he probably paid 600 million more than the closest bitter. -- closest bitter -- closest bidder.can he get the financial results he has promised the banks? >> this close to 10 months ago? >> enclosed in may of 2014. >> how much time until we give him a report card? >> the man i interviewed for this story was a billionaire mogul. he told the story of when mca bought given records, everyone saw -- but definitely records, everyone thought mca -- his point is, it is too early to tell. the irony of a guy with all this ambitio

in light of the attacks and last night ambush i would like to focus today on the role of von forstmann in the larger criminal justice system this task force has been convened with law enforcement in the 21st century. law enforcement does not operate in a vacuum nor should it be examined. to fully understand law enforcement and 21st century, we believe it is imperative to look at all facets of the criminal justice them and the ways in which they interact. equally important is to examine the tools both physical and technological used by law enforcement to uphold the law as well as those used by individuals aching to break the law. social media tools and applications are having a dramatic impact upon the safety of our police personnel in the communities that they protect. for example one application simply and easily allows anyone with a smart phone to potentially track this of law-enforcement personnel. while that might sound reasonable, we have heard from countless nsa members and their deputies who are alarmed by the dangers posed by this and we applaud the creativity of the companies

when a forstmann when a wall it was from a hospital bed. that that is true.dits, and many times dressed in a hospital robe. units suffered 2300 casualties, more than 130% of more than 130 percent of they're original combat strength but never lost a mission, not, not one. the 1st special service force -- [applause] the force existed for two years but the spirit lives on. the regiments and all of today's special forces. for decades after the war the stories was classified top secret. now we no. the congress of the united states and freedom loving people around the world say thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the majority leader of of the united states. the honorable mitch mcconnell. >> sometimes truth can be more impressive than fiction when it comes to the heroes we honor today, that is certainly the case. members members of the elite devils brigade excelled in rockclimbing and amphibious assault. they advanced on skis and through the air survived by stealth and trained and emotions. some of there more daring mission plans would have made james bon

right now you have to marry support for long forstmann and try to read out the problem. postcode should be a fun to ferguson missouri? >> guest: that is a very touchy issue in such a hotbed. what would have been accomplished if he did? >> host: presidents don't usually go somewhere sensitive unless there's something they can bring away from it. >> guest: the attorney general calm down for a while. ferguson is a small piece of a bigger issue. people were tired. ferguson is a town that was upside down. i call it the american version of apartheid because it's inverted. you have white world black majority. that's the reason i say apartheid because of the version. postcode the police were largely white. >> guest: the power structure is different there too. so, i think eric kerner tenia rise michael brown, trayvon march in israel. if not obama who? he didn't go. but everything comes to a precedent that everything in between. this is the thing that bothers me. we forget so easily why are you asking him if he's going to go to ferguson? why not? he's the president of the united s