know, a lot of things going on. >> joining us this morning continental resources founder and ceo harold hamm. harold, good to have you back. good morning. >> good morning, carl. >> i'm thinking of that call, that's pretty good along with your oil call which has also turned out to be pretty good. what did you see back then that perhaps others did not? >> well, this is a great historic day. you know, we have a new sheriff in town. he's called president donald "john wayne" trump. doing everything like art cashin said, step by step, nothing more, but nothing less. he's doing exactly just what he said. the market's reacting to it, as it should. i mean, you know, you buy stock on what's going to happen in the future and certainly in america things will get much better as these regulations are discarded and we set america free, business free and able to do what we can do. so it's a pent up potential that i talked about back there that's making this happen. so i'm thrilled to be with you today. >> i want to get your views on the executive orders that we saw yesterday, the move we got in the energy c

member of the president-elect's inaugural committee, continental resources founder, chairman and ceo harold hammhamm, always nice to have you. energy certainly going to be a focus for this administration. how quickly do you think it will be after he gets into office that mr. trump starts to reverse some of the regulations that i know you have termed onerous when it comes to your industry? >> well, i think it will be immediate. you know, we've seen so many of these executive orders that just covered everything. and obviously that's going to be a day one agenda is to get rid of those. when you ask everybody what they want the most, tax reduction or get rid of the overregulation, everybody first thing they say is get rid of the overregulation. it's hurting everybody. it's not just business, but you know consumers are also paying for that. so it's very costly to the american economy. and we've seen, you know, the disastrous results of that this past eight years. >> right. well, what would be an example then of something you expect to be overturned? when you talk about the disastrous last eight years

a friend of mine who is very, very substantial in the oil business, harold hamm, big supporter, he said there's nobody in the business like rex tillerson, and that's what we want. that's what i want to bring to government. i want to bring the greatest people into government because we're way behind. we don't make good deals anymore. i say it all the time in speech speeches. we don't make good deals anymore. our trade deals are a disaster. we have hundreds of billions of dollars of losses on a yearly basis. hundreds of billions with china on trade and trade imbalance, with japan, with mexico, with just about everybody. we don't make good deals anymore. we need people that are smart. we need people that are successful. they got successful because generally speaking, they're smart. that's what i put. i'm very proud of the cabinet. i think they're doing very well. it's very interesting how it's going, but it's -- i think they're doing very, very well. >> thank you, mr. president-elect. i wanted to ask you a few questions on obama care. can you be specific on what guidance you are giving con

>> my guy is harold hamm of continental resources. this is one of the people behind america's fracking revolution that's given was so much oil and gas here in the united states. he's now got finally a nonhostile government coming in in washington. he's also godt a world where th op opec countries that aren't going the cut on oil. we might see a u.s. energy firms really start to dominate the world market. >> what does that do to oil prices? do you think that they're going down because of that production or -- and which does that do to saudi arabia? >> this is the big question is, does -- dohar rold hamm and the other frackers in the u.s. look at this as a chance to grab market share or is it an opportunity for them to boost their profits and kind of join the cartel unofficially that opec has had? to me, that's the person to watch and that's the big question because the impact for u.s. consumers and the economy is huge. >> my person to watch is golden sacks gary cohn, director in the white house. it's the most important economic job in

continental resources, that drills and fracks for oil in north dakota, he engaged in a lawsuit with harold hamm'sheany continental, suing interior department to prevent more animals from being listed under the endangered species act. more than 14 times. agencies -- an agency that he is basically demonized. he is may know sigrid of the fact that he wants to dismantle the environmental protection agency with the blessing of donald trump. amy: i want to ask about former georgia governor sonny perdue who trump has just nominated to be secretary of agricultlture. he ran a grain and fertilizer business before becoming towards his first republican governor since reconstruction. environmental activists slamming him for receiving hundreds of thousandnds of dollars in subsidieies for chemical corporationsns and factory fafarming. your response? >> y y, the agriribusiness and chemical industry is just applauding his nomination. is former governors cousin the senator, the junior senator from georgia. they are in a business together. or do partners for that engages in international trade of agricultural produ

a friend of mine who's very substantial in the oil business, harold hamm, he said there's nobody in the businesslike rex tillerson. that's what we want. that's whatwhen they needed some would be there. a friend of mine who's very substantial in the oil business, harold i want to bring to government. i want to bring the greatest people into government, because we are way behind. we don't make good deals anymore. we make bad deals. our trade deals are a disaster. we have hundreds of billions of dollars of losses on a yearly basis, hundreds of billions with china on trade and trade imbalance, with japan, with mex about everybody. we don't make good deals anymore. we need people that are smart, we need people that are successful, and they got successful because generally speaking, they are smart, and that's what i put. i'm very proud of the cabinet, i think they are doing very well. it's very interesting how it's going. i think they are doing very well. [inaudible] to ask if you questions on obamacare. can you be specific on what guidance you are giving congressional republicans on the time

a friend of mine who is very substantial in the oil business, harold hamm, big supporter, he said there is nobody in the businesslike rex tillerson. and that's what we want. that's what i want on bring to government. i want to bring the greatest people into government because we're way behind. we don't make good deals anymore. we make bad deals. our trade deals are a disaster. we have hundreds of millions of dollars of losses on a yearly basis. hundreds of billions with china on trade and trade imbalance. with gentlemjapan, with mexico, just about everybody. so we need people that are smart, we need people that are successful and they got successful because generally speaking they're smart and that is what i put. i'm very proud of the cabinet. i think they're doing very well. and it's very interesting how it's going. but i think they're doing very, very well. >> i wanted to ask you a few questions on obama care. can you be specific on what guidance you're giving congressional republicans on the time line for repeal and replace, whether it needs to be simultaneous simultaneously? and hav

, he ran incredibly exxon-mobil, when there was a find -- very substantial in the oil business, harold hamm, big supporter said there's nobody in the business like rex tillerson and that's what we want. that's what i want to bring to people into government because we're way behind. we don't make good deals any more, i say it all the time. we make bad deals, our trade deals are a disaster. we have hundreds of billions of dollars of losses on a yearly basis, hundreds of billions with china on trade and trade imbalance and with japan and mexico, with just about everybody we don't make good deals any more. we need people that are successful and they got successful because generally speaking they are smart. that's what i put -- i'm very proud of the cabinet. they are doing very well and interesting how it's going but i think they are doing very, very well. >> i wanted to ask a few questions on obamacare. can you be specific what guidance you're giving congressional republicans for the time line replace, whether it needs to be simultaneous -- >> i thought it was never going to end. >> i was going

a friend of mine who is very, very substantial in the oil business, harold hamm, big supporter, he said there's nobody in the business like rex tillerson. and that's what we want. that's what i want to bring to government. i want to bring the greatest people in to government because we're way behind. we don't make good deals anymore. i say it all the time in speeches. we don't make good deals anymore. we make bad deals. our trade dreeals are a disaste. we have hundreds of billions of dollars of losses on a yearly basis. hundreds of billions in china, with japan, with mexico, with just about everybody. with don't make good deals anymore. so we need people that are smart, we need people that are successful and they got successful because, generally speaking, they're smart. and that's what i put. i'm very proud of the cabinet. i think they're doing very well. it's very interesting how it's going. but it's -- i think they're doing very, very well. >> thank you, mr. president-elect. i want to ask a few questions on obamacare. can you be specific on what guidance you're giving congressional r

harold hamm, big supporter, he said there's nobody in the business like rex tillerson and that's what i want to bring to government. i want to bring the greatest people into government, because we're way behind. we don't make good deals anymore. i say it all the time in speeches. we don't make good deals anymore, we make bad deals. our trade deals are a disaster. we have hundreds of billions of dollars of losses on a yearly basis, hundreds of billions with china on trade and trade imbalance, with japan, with mexico, with just about everybody. we don't make good deals anymore, so we need people that are smart. we need people that are successful, and ey got succsful because generally speaking,hey' smart, and that's what i put -- i'm very proud of the cabinet. i think they're doing very well. it's very interesting how it's going, but i think they're doing very, very well. [ inaudible question ]. >> -- there whether it needs to be simultaneous. >> finally obamascare, i thought you'd never ask. uh-oh. >> for the replacement package would it guarantee those who got health insurance through

a friend of mine that's substantial in the oil business, harold hamm, big supporter, there's nobody inthe business like rex tillerson. that's what we want. that's what i want to bring to government. our trade deals are a disaster, we have hundreds of billions of dollars of losses on a years basis, hundreds of billions with china on trade and trade imbalance, with japan, with mÉxico, with just about everybody. we don't make good deals anymore. so we need people that are smart, we need that are successful and they got successful because generally speaking they are smart. i'm very proud of the cabinet. i think they are doing very well. it's very interesting how it's going but i think they are doing very, very well. >> thank you, mr. president elect, i want to ask a few questions on obamacare. can you be specific on what guidance you're giving congressional republicans on the timeline to repeal and replace, whether it needs to be simultaneously? >> finally obamacare, i thought it would never be asked. >> outlined a plan for what you want to package to look for, would it guaranty coverage f

a friend of mine who is very substantial in the oil business, harold hamm, a big supporter, he said there is nobody in the business like rex tillerson. and that is what we want, that is what i want to bring to government, i want to bring the greatest people into government, because we are way behind. we don't make good deals anymore, i say it all the time and speeches. we don't make good deals anymore, we make bad deals. our trade deals are a disaster. we have hundreds of billions of dollars of losses on a yearly basis, hundreds of billions with china on trade and trade imbalance. with japan, with mexico, with just about everybody. we don't make good deals anymore. so we need people that are smart. we need people that are successful. and they got successful because of a generally speaking, they are smart. and that is why am very proud of the cabinet, i think they are doing very well. it's very interesting how it's going, but i think they are doing very, very well. hope >> on the timeline for repeal and replace, whether he needs to simultaneous. >> president-elect trump: finally obamacare

a friend of mine who is very substantial in the oil business, harold hamm, he said, there's nobody inike rex tillerson. that's what we want. that's what i want to bring to government. i want to bring the greatest people into government because we're way behind. we don't make good deals anymore. we make bad deals. our trade deals are a disaster. we have hundreds of billions of dollars of losses on a yearly basis, hundreds of billions with china on trade and trade imbalance, with japan, with mexico, with just about everybody. we don't make good deals anymore. so we need people that are smart, we need people that are successful, and they got successful because, generally speaking, they're smart, and that's what i put. i'm proud of the cabinet. i think they're doing very well. it's interesting how it's going but i think they're doing very very well. >> reporter: i want to ask a few questions on obamacare. can you be specific on what guide tans you're giving congressional republicans on the time line for repeal and replace, whether it needs to be simultaneous -- >> finally obamacare. i tho

a friend of mine, harold hamm. a big supporter.ody in the business like rex tillerson. i want to bring the greatest people into government. we're way behind. we don't make good deals anymore. i say it all the time. we make bad deal. our trade deals are a disaster. we have hundreds of billions of dollars of losses on a yearly basis. hundreds of billions. with china. on trade and trade imbalance. with japan. with mexico. with just about everybody. we don't make good deals anymore. we need people that are smart. that are successful. they got successful because generally speaking, they're smart. and that's what i put, i'm very proud of the cabinet. think they're koing ve i think they're doing very, very well. it's interesting how things are going. >> i wanted to ask a few questions on obamacare. can you be specific on what guidance you're giving congressional republicans on the timeline for repeal and replace? >> finally, obamacare. i thought it was never going to be asked. >> i wanted to ask you if you haveout lined a plan for what yo

oil up here, did you see harold hamm, he's going to double -- >> i did.say 20 million barrels. he's crazy saying that number. >> but he's putting money -- >> he is. he's done it. i'm not -- believe me, i know. father of fracking, i get it. >> you need cat for infrastructure. you need cat if you're going to have a cyclical rebound. caterpillar is done going down, i think, and i think the wells piece is good. and people just slaged it because they said, you know, this or that. >> 70% gain in a year is the beginning, halfway through? >> a little late. a little late. i'm just saying there are a lot of people wanting to short cat. it's a big hedge fund short. you know, like they love to short stuff? which is fine. but i think caterpillar is. >> what's on mad tonight? >> a company defied all expectations, carnival cruise. unbelievable. arnold donald has delivered, delivered, delivered. i know, you can say, listen, royal's good too, but this company has done amazing things for travel and for people who want to have a vacation and a reasonable price. he's done it

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a friend of mine whose very, very substantial in the oil business, harold hamm, big supporter, he saidn the business like rex tillerson. and that's what we want. that's what i want to bring to government. i want to bring the greatest people into government because wee way behind. we don't make good deals anymore. i say it all the time at speeches. we don't make good deals anymore, we make bad deals. our trade deals are a disaster. we have hundreds of billions of dollars of losses on a yearly basis. hundreds of billions with china on trade and trade imbalance. with japan, with mexico, with just about everybody. we don't make good deals anymore. so we need people that are smart, we need people that are successful. they got successful because generally speaking they're smart. and that's what i put. i'm very proud of the cabinet. i think they're doing very well. it's very interesting how it's going but i think they're doing very, very well. >> thank you, mr. president-elect. i wanted to ask a few questions on paobamacare. can you be specific on what guidance you're giving congressional rep