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liz: up like howard schultz and i am behhnd. that huge endorsement. >> it is. 400 some million. don't know if twitter can bring in 450 million in revenue. is it big enough? youtube make any money for google for a long time. so i don't know. liz: peter, thank you. small business like i'm in washington dc, they are the big driver of job creation. let's get to facebook. taking the battle against twitter to the next level. launching instagram video. instagram up until now has been photos. what is next for the video world? our next guest joins me in a fox business exclusive. he was also named 30 under 30 on the entrepreneurs list. your company is fascinating. you are in the video business, but in a totally different realm. talk about what you do, and then we will get big battles between twitter and instagram. >> we basically help people make better and more exciting videos. a lot of companies like twitter and no instagram have made it possible for individuals to create video. liz: i imagine that people like hobbyists are great for the business. because people will be looking for extr

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because the numbers you wanted, the number of stores you want to add are similar to what when howard schultz came back starbucks did. >> it is even as a person working there now, i am just amazed at what happens when we open up new and in a foreign country. the most recent one i mentioned was in scotland. we finally got into scotland in edinburgh. they had traffic jam, front page pictures in headlines because we were the only store in scotland. that will change a bit as we open up more stores. the brand has an attraction world wide that quite frankly our brand is so much bigger than our company. >> now, let's take this store opening, because the trajectory is when you first open, you might have 64,000, then you go down. it does tail off. three weeks later in scotland, was it still something that was doing as well as the first week? in three months later, was it doing as well in the first month? >> that's a great question. some people need to understand about krispy kreme, the opening fervor lasts much longer internationally than domestically. we will have it last in japan it lasted in some s

the ceo howard schultz has us all addicted to his products, to this coffee and sugar that we spend ridiculousunts of money -- >> it really is sugar. it's not caffeine. >> it's the combination that keeps us coming back for more and more and more. he's an activist ceo. i actually like him a lot because he does a lot to help people go back to work if they're unemployed, veterans, et cetera. but this isn't about smoking. this is about starbucks trying to control the world. >> but will, how can the sidewalk belong to them? i mean, it's 25 feet. is that -- can you do that? i don't know. >> 25 feet. not 10 feet. 25 feet. i mean, like the slightest whiff of the smoke is just going to make people just keel over. the chinese, they're building the biggest economy in the world. you can cut their air with a knife. >> exactly. >> how are we supposed to compete with this? the way we treat smokers in this country is barbaric. >> it is barbaric. >> you have 200 people -- 400-pound people waddling over to you lecturing you about smoking. all the obnoxious coughs that people do. >> i love the fake cough. i love

. >> well, howard schultz has been ten years at the job, and he is great.and alan mulally had the best month selling trucks since 2006 and the company could be on fire here, america, and we have to find out about latin america and europe. >> the f-150 has replaced the camary has the most american-made car on the market. >> well, i have bought a f-350, and i have to tell you, you are king of the highway, carl. king! >> and let me tell you about the market here as we said the best three days since the beginning of the year, and does it seem like too short of a time to reset expectations on rates, on growth? is this a head fake? >> well, we are all, and again, i don't want to be too technical here, but we are all at resistance of the charts a wnd e seem to be going through the reset that was almost as if, okay, now we are going to look at the stock market with a new prism, and the stocks that are going up are different from the stocks that were going up before. so don't confuse things too much. within, there is a tremendous average going on toward a little bit

jim morgan, kind of the howard schultz story, built the company, went away, has come back.s is biodiesel company. i don't like ethanol because it burns corn. these guys burn the waste and all sorts of things we can't eat, inedible oils. i think that's a good thing. they don't take subsidies. >> that's fascinating. >> he knows that i think we shouldn't burn the food chain. he said, listen, we don't, jim. >> "mad money." 6:00 and 11:00 eastern time. >>> carl, we are 22 hours away from probably the most important payroll number in years. what is the smart thing to do with your money now? that's the subject of the next hour on cnbc. >>> we'll also have the banker that did the heinz deal with warren buffett. >>> and jeff gordon, nascar superstar, man who's made $130 million. what do you think he's done with his money? that's hour two of "squawk on the street." [ whirring ] [ dog barks ] i want to treat more dogs. ♪ our business needs more cases. [ male announcer ] where do you want to take your business? i need help selling art. [ male announcer ] from broadband to web hosting t

you think of of course howard schultz of starbucks, michael dell, brought the company back five timesme of the changing technology, steve jobs, we've seen it work. if the board is week you have a problem. in the zimmer case we don't really know what is going on behind the scenes because you seem to have a problem there where he didn't want to apparently surrender the control, it's no longer a private company. and if he was running it as a fifdom that's a problem. why do we have a brands on the internet or fashion brands that gives us accountability, gives us a personification of a complex enterprise. it's not all for gossip or analysts to simplify. it can help. >> talking about accountability. mckesson's chairman and ceo is set to get a record $159 million pension fund. or pension. if he leaves. how does that strike you and to put this in context, mr. grasso i think, private back then when he got that, $140 million. >> part of the issue with grasso is at that time it was a nonprofit and that's how the new york attorney general got involved is that there were limits on what nonprofits

and he is coming on and tomorrow howard schultz is coming up with starbucks, and alan mulally and terryn one shot. it is the ed sullivan show. it is a really big show. i have a really big show. >> it is like having the beatles on. >> and tiny tim. >> and simon and schuster, and the publisher, and they used to be my publisher, and i like how they have taken up a whole group of stocks. honeywell, and dave kote, wow! >> and let me see if g.e. is going up. >> who? >> general electric company that used to own our network is up 1%, and you were talking at the group. >> yes. >> and the dow is up 135, and over the josh lipton to see what is moving. hey, josh. >> yes, carl. you are looking at the blue chips up about triple-digits here at the open. you did get the gdp print, and that was a significant revision. in fact, this morning, strategists said they don't usually write about that backward-looking number, but the magnitude of the change caught them by surprise, but the equity market is looking through the revision, and especially with the data that we got clocking in better than expected. be

and howard schultz is the most bullish i have seen about his institution, and a lot of it is because china will be his number one market. he has food, and this initiative for tea in india, and so many things going for his company right now, and best of all the united states. you know that stock is down. you know, you have got it, sure, but we will have round table tonight and the panel. >> and rbc with the note aing they are testing new carbonated beverages at starbucks and sparkle drinks. >> well, three legs. there's going to be tea, and good for you drinks and going to be coffee, and this is a company that will be having, and they can open up in china as far as is the eye can see, and the tier one, two, three cities, and howard said, this is it. they are all first inning guys and it is amazing game, and doubleheader clearly, because they are going to hit the reset button. >> 15,000 and 16,000 -- how many units already? >> well sh, he thinks that this the moment where you see earnings really explode. look, why doubt this man? has he ever done anything that was not healthy? >> well,

schultz. >> which of you two knew? >> my confidence is way too old. no idea. >> i water thinking howarding george schultz. you had no idea. >> i want to get you. hogan. >> i will show you this story in today's "wall street journal," traders pay for an earl peek at data. eamon javers from cnbc yesterday broke this story, thompson reuters reletss two seconds earlier a surgeon piece of their survey the monthly report to investor was pay additional money to get that report early. and there are some questions about it. i want to get your take on whether you think it's fair or unfair. i'll tell you my position in a second. fair/unfair to get access to certain pieces of legislation like this early. >> information is the commodity. i mean, forget about an hour-long massage. thompson reuters is paying a million dollars a 84 to get a two second advantage from the university of michigan. >> right. >> what that means is that two seconds. >> this is the consumer confidence survey? >> right. these are millisecond martz, two seconds is huge for them. >> so my position on this is actually i'm not that