>> greenburg: in 1993, correct. in many ways radioactive to brands and to the sorts of companies that would, you know, contribute to those massive paydays in the '80s. and the upkeep on a place like neverland, you know, the spending on antiques and so forth and the maintenance of his entourage and all of that, you know, really... it really added up. >> logan: this is one of how many warehouses that you have? >> karen langford: five. >> logan: you can see how he spent his money and some of what made up his extravagant lifestyle in this california warehouse. wow, that's the actual sign from neverland. >> langford: that is the actual sign from neverland that was over the gates. >> logan: karen langford was friends with michael jackson and worked with him from 1981 until his death. she's now the archivist for the jackson estate. there are rows and rows, floor to ceiling, of jackson's possessions, most of it never seen publicly since he died. this warehouse is 20,000-square feet. every inch of it is full. there are antiq

temperpedic is what i call ed greenburg stock. ed greenburg opines on it. that means there are red flags and i don't like red flags. i will not get involved with an ed greenberg stock. it's just too dangerous. wow, what a week. can we beat it? well, it will be hard to top. but i think we hear the bulls marching on in as the earnings break continues and, yes, let's not forget, i do believe that there could be a whipping this weekend in omaha and it's not going to be administered by my friend doug best. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, forgotten fuel? the dow cracks 15,000. the s&p, it's another new all time high. as we enter the dreaded month of may at record levels, think there's nothing left to buy? think again. don't miss cramer's forgotten few. that could be ready to roar! >>> and later, facebook stocking. the social network got friendly with wall street yesterday. but is this friendship short lived or is it time to make a connection before this stock takes over the timeline long term? all coming up on "mad money." >>> don't miss a second of "mad money."

more about this technology, the man behind the project and the questions this all raises from andy greenburg of forbes. he's been covering this story and was in austin when cody wilson first tested the gun. andy, now that this threshold has been crossed and we know it can be done, i guess the first question is whether it's hard for regular people to do. >> i think it is actually pretty difficultor now. the machine that cody wilson and his cohorts used was an $8,000 used very high tech 3d printer. so this isn't the kind of $2,000 the kind of apple tool of 3d printers that people are getting excited about today. this is a more industrial machine. the story is about the future. it's only going to be a couple of years before what wilson is doing is affordable for regular people. >> suarez: you were there. you watched it being used. it didn't blow up in his hand or shatterinto plastic shards. is this a sturdy, reliable, reusable firearm or one and done kind of weapon? >> it actually does seem to be fairly durable. i've watched videos of a 3d printed barrel being fired ten times without cracking.

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brian greenburg interaction. there seems to be a kind of predicament raised by ideologies and political discourse in egypt, which seems to put you at a disadvantage in moving forward. and that, if you will come is based on a kind of double standard, where external interests, external financial resources are seen to be anathema for egypt if, for example, they seem to come from the united states. so if you will, the traditional reflex of understanding that even in egypt are largely shaped by outside forces, like the united states, is a problem. >> is there a question? >> i will very quickly get to my question. so, for example, you have to be very careful about the sources of funding that you to support your work. on the other hand coming in here is the double standard and my question for you is how do you address this double standard in a nationalist, reflective the nationalist revolution how is it that the muslim brotherhood and its salafi supporters in the gulf are not criticized in the same way for the external