over here. >> what is your viewpoint on someone like david horowitz? i find it significant when i was having a conversation with bill ayers, i know they used to be friends, colleagues, comrades. >> horvitz is completely broken with all of them. i quote whore with a number in this book and brought as well, to excellent, outstanding former communists who do such great, great work today. few people knew that side, the sts weather underground 60s new left like horowitz and ron. horowitz, destructive generation, radical son. so but, yeah, they saw all of us. and horowitz and ray dosh understand th the difference between old timers, the more orthodox class-based economic-based communist party u.s.a. types and the new left, '60s communist. you have to understand again this cultural marxism, that's where things really change. that's why i beg people on the left don't caricature my argument, don't simplify it. there's this trajectory that goes from 1800 come early 1800s up to today, and people don't just wake up one day and walked out of starbucks and redefine

anderson horowitz has come -- andreessen horowitz has come on the scene and it is the hot new firm.got a lot of people in recruiting, marketing. steve: like an operation. emily: right, right. where do you see dfj's place in the hierarchy today versus 20 years ago when you started? steve: i try not to compete with any of them. in a healthy economy, you are going to have different firms that do different things, have different strategies. if we are doing our job well, we will not come head-to-head with the same group over and over again, because that might imply we are doing the same thing they are, and why would we do that? i like looking for industry sectors that are not over -invested. frankly, no one else is competing for the deal. the vast majority of investments i have made, there was no competing offer. emily: really? the question i was going to ask is, how do you get on the good every entrepreneur? -- top list for every entrepreneur? steve: when were first investing in space, there was that no one else saying they were in space, so what i try to do is be visible and vocal. and

there is filmmaker, ari horowitz, a friend of the channel.nt between several trips between turkey and greece with immigrants, very dangerous trip. he brought a video camera. he spent time in refugee communities. while he was in turkey he spotted what he says were some isis recruiters. let's play the tape and get your reaction. >> while i was in turkey, ostensibly fighting with us to fight against isis, my fixer walking down the street. see that guy over there. that guy is isis. see that guy over there? david: among refugees? >> people recruiting refugees. david: interesting. they would take people off the boat and say we want you? >> essentially. david: this is a concern or should this be a concern? certainly more than climate change. >> absolutely, what you have is group of individuals looking for shelter and jobs, looking for something to get them in the community. they're approached, say, come to, not only preserve you and your phamly, but preserve your religion. come to this mosque. listen to us. get involved in our community the way we s

according to pr guru jay horowitz he didn't eat breakfast and got light headed with the hot lights. he was walking around and doing fine moments later and was cleared by the mets trainer. a short time earlier sandy talked about the pain that lingers following the mets defeat in the world series. >> when you do get to the world series and get that close, i think it hurts a little more knowing how close you got and didn't get there. 29 teams go home unhappy and in some ways i think the 29th team goes home the unhappiest of all. >> the mets also announced the two year contract extension for manager terry collin. we'll hear from the mets skipper coming up at 6:00. some intense moments today but all is fine in mets line and pennant resides in flush. >> thanks so much. >>> new at 5:00 violence erupts at a california college leaving five people injured and a suspect is dead. campus police at ucmerca shot and killed the attacker. a helicopter airlifted two victims to the hospital. three others were treated on campus. the violence has students on edge. >> i'm shaken up. this never happens at

interviewed amay horowitz. he got on one of those rafts and interviewed people at the camps where the syrian refugees are being held. in spite of what the president says, he says 80% of them are men between the ages of 18 and 50. the president keeps talking about orphans as he insists that we've got to take in these syrian refugees. is he being honest with the american people? >> well, sean, i've been bringing it up for weeks. i looked at the migration. there doesn't seem to be very many women and children in that. they look like mostly young very strong men. this could be the ultimate trojan horse. but i'm saying what's going on? why are there so many men and so many young strong men and people are starting to see that now. i think i'm the first to have brought it up. but people are starting to see that now. in any event, we can't do this. we just can't do it. we have so many problems in our country. i like the idea of building a safe zone in syria and contributing and working with other countries and the gulf

>> the story in the papers tomorrow that cruz-rubio relationship by jay on horowitz that is good. i can see that coming here at some point, that cruz and rubio merge after super tuesday. i think right now that might even be the conventional wisdom. people have been wrong so many times. obviously carson raised a lot of money, trump has his own money, he hasn't spent much of it yet. i'm not sure that they're going to get out. i was with carson in colorado after the debate, then again in memphis on friday. you talk to folks, the most powerful stuff is, he's not a politician. he's an outsider. very strong form, don't discount that. >> people have been sitting around these tables for six months, any moment now, any moment now. i don't buy it any more. this can go well into next year. >> dickerson: ask you one question about foreign policy on republican side talking to marco rubio about syria, how do you see that conversation emerging in the republican side and especially with the president putting 50 special operations. >> the 50 troops is incremental, it's intensification of existing

anderson horowitz on the likes of looking over the atlantic for more money. this is what people want to see. are we starting to see european venture capital able to foster the growth of unicorns here in europe? this is the last year that we are going to see the web summit in dublin. it was born here. five years ago, 500 people gathered. now 30,000 delegates come. the issue is, they are moving to lisbon. that is shining a light on so many of the new tech hubs forming around europe, but also some concern that we still need to drive more growth by european venture capital as well. jon: this is a big theme in the next 48 hours. what else is coming up this morning? caroline: we will have some great lineups of chats within companies. we will be talking more about the enterprise space and perhaps about one company building up in dublin. how will they keep up with all of the startups eating up and grabbing the market share as they go online. we will also be speaking to none other than the great grandson of henry ford. we will be speaking about technology within the a

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david: ami horowitz, went from lehman brothers to doing what he is, you're having more fun now, aren't? >> sitting here with the great david asman. of course i'm having more nun. david: ami, thank you very much. melissa, over to you. melissa: nation's domestic product growing at 2.1% annual pace, not the 1.5% as previously reported. david? david: turkey shooting down a russian fighter jet that enenterred its airspace. both sides exchanging harsh words. is the syrian conflict spiraling to something bigger? is this what happens when the u.s. just leaves? melissa: allegations that the president had clear warnings on rise of isis but did not act. we have the latest coming up next. ♪ snow. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine, i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for su

. >> what is your viewpoint on someone like david horowitz? i found it significant when i was having a conversation discussed i know they used to be colleagues and comrades. >> is obviously completely broken with all of them. i quoted horovitz a number of times in this book and the two excellent and outstanding former communists who do such great work today and few people knew that side and they recommend any of the books the difference between the old communists and more orthodox class-based economics-based. that's where things really change. it goes from the early 18 hundreds and the people don't just wake up one day and walk out of starbucks and redefine the institution of marriage. they had to be chipping away at different parts of this over and over again. you don't just wake up and one day completely reject the views on marriage and family that was held by your grandparents come your great grandparents, your great great grandparents, 20 to go on, should i belabor this point? great great great great great grandparents. they are not just h

tom horowitz and hillary kramer join the crew. what happened to 18,000 on the dow? a long way from it. >> we could still get there, stuart, by the end of the december. we need today take a break and everyone adjusted to the fact that we will have tightening. it's more expensive for companies to borrow. if you look at the data, there are expenditures plans, i'm not worried-- >> the fed raises rates. >> not at all. we have the stocks. stuart: tom horowitz, 18 k by the end of the year, you're not worried if the fed raises rates? >> good morning, stuart, i do not think that the fed will raise rates, i think that's a bunch of rhetoric to manipulate where you are. around 18,000, i wouldn't be surprised if we hit the highs, however, we're going much lower. the garbage that we'll see back and forth here, there's no volume, no volatility. the markets could run higher. yesterday was-- it wasn't real fearful. i look for much lower prices, but maybe not by the end of the year, but certainly going to the first quarter and next year, and i think we'll be down 20, 25% next year. s

daniel horowitz of conservative review, i'll put it up so our viewers can watch this, talk about the increase since 9/11. and the numbers of the people we are taking in from muslim countries. we're not at war with islam. but is there a clash of cultures if you grow up in a country under shariah law where women can't drive and must cover themselves and women can't go out in public without a male relative or four male eye witnesses are needed for rape. is there a conflict of cultures that makes it very difficult in. >> there certainly seems to be. there certainly seems to be. >> how should we factor that in when we're accepting in -- and again i'll put those statistics up when you're talking. how should we factor that in when you're talking about people from these countries. how to buy into the culture they came from or want to assimilate here? >> look at what's happening in germany. merkel's taken in all of these people. they're having riots in the street, having tremendous crime. she's made a terrible mistake. she's gone from being a good and respected leader where the german people

i'm sure that might not sit well with cme trader todd horowitz who joins us on phone.u think of this plan? has it affected your mobility in and outside of building? >> hi, neil. very hard to get out of the building. ridiculous plan by bunch of idiots that don't have job. >> just what i was saying. neil: let us know how you are feeling. not quite sure -- >> dagen says i never saw how i really feel. when you look what they're trying to do, many traders, as trader myself, we only make pennies per contract. we're trying to trade, providing liquidity to everybody that wants to trade from both sides, making pennies for per contract. they tried this 25 years ago, jodie tried to tax. -- joe kennedy. they will shut down the business. won't be market makers. won't be electronic market makers when they take away ability to make money. a few pennies turns out to be a lot of money. 20,000 transactions a day how many dollars is that? become as very big deal in scheme of it. this gives cme, perfect reason, we're closing floor completely. we'll move all electronic. good-bye, good luck

ashley webster is here and so is liz macdonald and todd horowitz and hillary kramer all on deck todaytodd, you first. the dow is positive for 2015. you're the guy who says this market is a mirage fueled by free money. you said that, i take it you believe we're headed for a real big disappointment, is that right? >> good morning, stuart. this is a mirage that builds on the backs of free money. we have no foundation to this market. there has been zero growth in reality, in real growth. other than corporate acquisitions, mergers, buybacks, other than that we've seen no real growth in this country. we've got a system that fuels the illegalized ponzi schemes because we have a federal government that hire guys that are criminals, and illegal ponz wri schemes new money to satisfy old debt. it will not work out and for now we'll go up and hit new highs, but going forward this market will collapse because it's artificial money. >> hillary kramer, reply to that. >> we're marching higher, stuart and our economy has created entirely new sectors especially in technology, whether it's cyber securit