carl icahn releasing a statement on aubrey mcclendon. icahn with involvement in chesapeake.eema mody has more. seema? >> that's right. carl icahn, the biggest shareholder in chesapeake energy and we've been following the reaction to aubrey mcclendon's death from individuals in the energy space and activist investor carl icahn tweeting out aubrey mcclendon was one of the brightest men i've ever dealt with. i've personally always found him to be a gentleman in our interactions. carl icahn calls to say i'm saddened to have heard the news and as i said, kelly, icahn associates holds an 11% stake in chesapeake and, of course, they have an active investor in that stock. back to you, kelly. >> all right. seema, thank you. you know, we're just asking again about -- a couple of things. chesapeake the company itself obviously but, again, his involvement with that ended a couple of years ago. chesapeake has put out a statement as well today but pretty much, you know, that kind of says all you need to hear from the company on that front. >> without a doubt. >> what's interesting about i

carl icahn, as he stated, economic adviser.d says he wants him to be treasury secretary. there is criticism among democrats, elizabeth warren, bernie sanders and hillary clinton have attacked activist investors for being involved in short-term gains, and that's essentially what carl icahn does every day of the week, and i'm telling you -- >> legally. >> not saying it's illegal, but they're saying it's immoral and bad for the company. i can give you both sides of the argument. i think carl icahn -- hillary is not going to go after the wall street firms. ashley: she's been taking money from the big wall street firms. >> easy target for her. ashley: this is her life in wisconsin as she hits the ground a week ago and she's smiling. >> goldman sachs paid her all the speaking fees right there. what she will take on, and republicans believe that i talk, to they will go after activist investors, and if she goes against donald, carl makes a very big juicy target. ashley: easy target, let's be honest. >> interesting, somewhat controversi

of shareholder result, and carl icahn had led that revolt.e than $800 million in private loans, and the board of investigation cleared him of any wrongdoing in february. although they did part ways him if he was indicted yesterday or tuesday rather the indictment came down. alix: he is survived by his wife, who is a whirlpool heiress , and his children. our thoughts go out to his family, who must be grieving at this time. joe, when you take a look at the energy world now, is there someone like aubrey mcclendon now? joe: not now. he was also part of the reason that he was able to take off with the period in which he was operating. shale gas really was in the midst of its revolution, and he was the main champion out there. one thing that should not be lost is the effect he had not just on chesapeake but on oklahoma. town, butity is a big he changed the face of it. he really almost single-handedly revitalized the city. everything grew up around it. it is a beautiful neighborhood now. anchor: putting a lot of money into that neighborhood. a while

i have carl icahn, great people. this is too easy. carrier announced they are getting rid of 1400 jobs. i buy carrier air-conditioners. i buy a lot of televisions. they all come from south korea. rca and gebe we had put it all caps anything anymore. they are all made over in south korea. they are all made -- i ordered thousands and thousands of televisions. can we buy them in the u.s.? here's what happens with carrier. they announced they are moving and i am not happy. because what do we get out of it? they laid off 1400 great workers who helped the company. you see these people, they are crying, they are devastated, they had a great job. we are moving to mexico, i'm sorry. we are moving to mexico. here's what i do. i call up the head of carrier and i say very nicely and with great respect, hello this is donald trump i am the president of the united states and i am not happy about what you are doing moving carrier out of this country. and he will say, mr. president, -- remember this, hillary does not have the strength to be president.

he believes carl icahn would do a very good job.of the people he's talking about really care about the notoriety or the money. they want to help america. we keep forgetting. he's the only candidate not receiving a government paycheck. his entire life and legacy resides on the success or failure financially of this country. >> katrina, why does trump not spend more time talking about hillary clinton. the e-mail setup was extraordinary. it seems to undercut her arguments. i mean is the calculus here that he can wait until really just before the convention to turn his attack on trump? because if you listen to kasich and people like that on clinton, if you listen to kasich and people like that, they would argue they're best suited in the polls to beat her at this stalk. is he missing a trick there to a certain extent? >> no, not at all. reagan was ahead in 1980. trump, he's trying to win the republican primary. the republican party doesn't have super delegates that completely ignore the will of the voters some of he's been attacked by 1

icahn had planned to invest $100 million into the taj. >>> today new jersey transportation officials will lay out their plans. this comes one day from when they're scheduled to meade with the national mediate board. if an agreement isn't reached, they'll have alternative routes for e traveler. >>> there was a suspension after the league accused him of tampering with the football. tomorrow the panel will hear the argument along with a response from bray praidy's torn. >>> phil yo got a shout-out. >> yes, they did. the delaware county native says the journalism scholarship is inspired. he was a military veteran. in her new moerch "whiskey tango fox trot" she plays. >> my family set up a scholarship in my dad's name because he was a vet for -- returning vets who want to study journalism. she thanks fallon. >>> panama city is trying to shed its break. co-ed.com removed panama beach as one of the trashiest. the site says the beach is changing. to get a handle on partying they banned drinking and issued earlier closing times for bars. >> what we're doing is market toward family and let the

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carl icahn is a fan, a lot of people are fans though carl icahn will not be treasury secretary? >> we're not announcing anything today but i will note, this is public, he has tapped senator jeff sessions of alabama to chair his national security advisory committee which i think is a huge and develop development. people can take enormous confidence in that. i will say the last thing if i have time, is that mr. trump's foreign policy is another area where we're going to make huge inroads with disaffected voters and really grow the republican party. deirdre: okay. >> mr. trump is talking about avoiding foreign conflicts, rubioand cruz are pushing globalist agenda of endless wars and fighting in the middle east the public just doesn't want. deirdre: stephen, come back, we enjoy the conversation. >> thank you. deirdre: stephen miller, with me there, trump's senior policy advisor. donald trump says a lot of money is being spent to create lies about him. >> this was an amazing evening and i don't think i have ever had so many horrible, horrible things said about me in one week. $38 mil

you have guys like carl icahn putting 35-year-old guys on five, six, seven dashboards.ld it not help women to be on those boards? >> no question, but as you see more women go into senior position, that argument will become defunct. there are more women, especially among the millennials who are getting opportunities earlier to lead. as more data comes out to talk about performance -- remember, those who do not get it will have the data. the more data that talks about outperformance of diverse boards, the more you will see change. ♪ ramy: wall street lost a legend this week when john good friend died at the age of 86 at the head of salomon brothers. he was a transformational figure. his impact can be found in the financial industry. we discussed his legacy on bloomberg television. >> back in the 80's, he turned solomon into one of the most successful banking firms. he lost the job because of a trading scandal. >> i take real issue that say that john gutfreund did this and that. he invented the modern age. >> he foresaw that people would remember him with a negative taste

he believes guys like carl icahn would make a great treasury secretary.hose attacks start at the top, but they spread out. there are about 25, 26 states were state legislatures are attacking working people's rights -- health and safety, voting rights, or the right to have a voice on the job through a union. fernando: so, does the union have a specific plan to derail donald trump? mr. trumka: donald trump's policies, bigotry, and outrageousness, are going to derail donald trump. what we are doing is going door to door, leaflets, phone banks, given the facts -- the fact that donald trump is 100% in favor of right to work, that he thinks wages are too high, that he thinks outsources are good, that he was a cheerleader for people like scott walker. he did not have the courage to renounce the kkk whenever he endorsed him and he was asked about it. we will be giving everyone the facts about our candidates -- our members, and the general public, the facts about him and the candidate running on the democratic side so that people have the full array of knowledge,

carl icahn is one of the great business people. i have the greatest negotiators in the world. we use political hacks to negotiate these huge trade deals. bigger than any jail. we lose every year with china. $500 billion. this is going on forever. we always lose. we got to start winning. [applause] these political guys are in there because they gave campaign contributions or whatever. mel is here but i you his last name. he raises a lot of money for politicians. he said can i raise money for you? yeah how much money i turned down? i would've made jeb bush is $148 million, i would have made that look like peanuts. i turned down money after money. it's not my life. my whole life has been money. i was greedy. i want more money. now they come up and they want to give me money. i say i don't want it. now i am going to be greedy for the united states. i'm going to take, take, take. [applause] we're going to become rich again. we will become great again. a wonderful woman came up to me. she said i'm going to vote for you. but please don't say you're going to make us rich again. that d

carl icahn is putting 34-year-old guys on boards.y say they have the operational expertise in industry. carla: there is no question it would be helpful to women. as you see more women go into senior positions, that argument will become defunct. who aree more women getting opportunities earlier to lead. those who don't get it will hug the data. the more data that comes out that talks about the outperformance of diverse boards, the more you will see change. stephanie: it is not going to begin for women, it is going to begin for business. are you listening? carla harris, thank you so much. stick around. more to cover here on "bloomberg ." ♪ find fantasy shows. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch, every play and every win. change the way you experience tv with x1 from xfinity. hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just

. >>> billionaire carl icahn says he will not invest $100 million into the taj mahal if casinos in north jersey gets approval. he believes that instate competition will devastate atlantic city and he acquired the taj mahal from bankruptcy court last year. >>> and police shut down the academy because of a gun. we get the story from vernon odom. >> this is the social media post that triggered the school shut down and the investigation by the police department's homeland security team. it reads 390, 50 clip war ready. the decision to close the school for the day came quickly. there was trouble from within the student body within the weeks and they call the problems isolated. >> really in our schools we don't have problems but we had some fights off campus on the way home from school we are addressing now. >> we are investigating the reason behind the off campus assaults and all students will be treated fairly and follow the school code of conduct. >> this generates parental concern and many parngtss were dropping their teenagers off this morning at this highly regarded school that goes grad

. >>> carl icahn officially took over and will run the trump taj mahal but may not make as big an investment as planned. he originally planned to put $100 million into the casino but he may cut that number greatly if more casinos open in north jersey. in-state competition will devastate atlantic city. a deutsche bank analyst predicted new casinos in the northeast will cause taj mahal and one other casino to close in the income two years. >>> if you're noticing co-workers in delaware calling out sick, they may have the flu. public health experts say there were 90 new confirmed cases of the flu in the past week double the amount from the previous week. it's not too lay to get the flu shot. >>> new developments in a far's murder mystery. vito maglio, his family reported him missing in 2014, and then months later, his body washed up in the schuylkill river. today a break in the case. denise nakano reports on what happened outside a home in frankfu frankfurt. >> reporter: a search of an abandoned house turned up new evidence in the search for vito maglio's killer. only nbc 10 was there. looking f

icahn had planned to invest. >>> learn why think former school master could get out of prison p soonter being convicted of possessing child pornography. >>> paying for pre-k and others, jim ken anyshares his bunt plans. >>> now officials are aiming to make the small town even safer. >>> and tracking snow. there's plenty of it here as we take a look at the ski resort in the poconos. snow will be falling here, tonight, and tomorrow morning. it's 4:30. good morning. this is n b "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. let's go to bill henley. >> you felt the cold yesterday afternoon and it's staying with us this morning. look at the temperature drop. we're running 29 degrees cold e down by 30 for mt. hly

casino workers held a protest outside of the taj mahal in atlantic city, the first time since carl icahn took over earlier in month, the workers and pension were cut earlier this month. and they call for the benefits to be restored. >>> some of philadelphia's finest were honored by the department. 77 police officers received commendations for going above and beyond the call of duty. they were honored for valuable acts of service and showing initiative. >>> the city of philadelphia held a birthday party today. this month marks the 121st birthday of philadelphia's flag and hundreds of people showed up to celebrate. they paid tribute to the flag's history and raised the flag over 15 and and jfk. and the flag was created on march 27th which this year falls on easter sunday. new at 6:00 an outpouring of love and support as teachers and students got their haircut for a good cause to honor a classmate with cancer. katherine scott has an emotional day at blair hill elementary. >> this is my pretty princess. >> kylie drum pretty as a princess with the strength of a super hero and an arsenal of jo

but carl icahn, the smartest people in the world are in our country, business leaders.em lined up. i have carl icahn. i have steve wynn is incredible, a smart guy. phil roughen. andy beal. they make so much money when the market goes bad. i have the smartest people in the world. they're ready to come and help. we use political hacks to negotiate our deals, and we lose all the time. >> can i interpret from that statement that you would take in a lot of people from outside government? for example, you started with 17 people. some of these governors, by the way, did have very solid records in their states. because i think they governed more conservatively. i think republicans feel betrayed by washington republicans because they haven't stood up to obama. they wouldn't use the power of the purse. they made promises they can't keep. would you hire -- there are people in your mind you would want to surround yourself with. >> i've never said he was wrong -- let me tell you where you're wrong. >> now i feel like chris christie. >> even the people on the stage like ted cruz. i w

softwaremaker nuance communications will buy back $500 million of its shares from billionaire carl icahn and some of his affiliates, the deal expected to close next week. shares fell nearly 2% to 19.81. >>> straight ahead, how general motors hopes low gas prices will help brighten up one of its legendary brands. >>> lockheed martin is boast known as an aerospace contractor whose products are used by the military. but now the company has something for the commercial market and it's unique. so much so that you might say it's a bird. it's a plane. it's -- well, jane wells explains. >> reporter: one morning ten years ago, a bizarre aircraft flew out of lockheed martin's secretive works in the the california high desert, a hee yum yum-filled hybrid air ship, part blimp, part wing, with four external diesel engines to control movement. lockheed wondered if it could find customers willing to carry cargo this way to remote areas of the world. >> you back your truck and load and unload from the back side. >> reporter: ten years later the company thinks it has found customers willing to buy the ai

i have carl icahn, the greatest negotiators in the world, the greatest business people in the world. they have all endorsed me. they say trump is the only one that knows what corporate inversion is. you look at the corporate inverses, companies -- pfizer, great company. pfizer just announced they're leaving, the great drug company. thousands of jobs. they're going to ireland. many companies as you know are going to mexico. carrier air conditioner, nabisco, ford, they're going to mexico. mexico, mark my words, mexico is a small version of china. and we better get smart and we better get smart quickly. so you know i tell this story and i tell this story and it's sort of obvious, but it relates to a lot of things. now, my wife and my daughter ivanka said to me act presidential. act presidential. like in the last debate i acted presidential. okay? i acted -- i didn't hit little marco and i didn't hit lying, lying, lying ted. i didn't want to hit them. i wanted to really impress my daughter and my wife and i said, all right, and i won the debate. i have won every single debate according t

rip those deals up and real trade deals done by carl icahn and smart people in business. >> i've been down to the border for the fox news channel and from the rio grande to san diego. i was in a drug warehouse bigger than this. an office building in san diego, a tunnel from mexico. i was hon horseback, boats, helicopters. so dangerous. 600,000 crimes in texas alone. why don't people ever tell that side of the story? >> we'll have a real border, build a wall and going to be a serious wall. and it's going to be -- just remember that. you remember i said it. remember this also. mexico, saun, will pay for the wall. these politicians come up. you don't mean mexico's going to pay. i have done unbelievable deals. talk about this deal, that deal. i have done hundreds of deals. no one wants to talk about the great deals. unbelievable -- i filed my financials with the -- nobody believes how good they are. the federal elections. and, you know, i'm very proud of it. you can have -- we will have mexico pay for that wall. and you know what? if i'm wrong about this, you can all come back, another me

icahn will be the second largest investor in the new company.he ceo of manitowoc food service joins us now aid head o that open. >> which company? >> manitowoc. >> which you don't think about. i think of cranes and stuff. >> well, that's the reason why we have split it. many people thought about cranes when they thought manitowoc. actually, manitowoc ice is the largest ice manufacturer on the planet. every second ice cube consumed in the u.s. comes from our machines. >> i like that. you manufacture ice. >> what's the margin on ice? >> you don't manufacture the water. you just freeze it, right? >> yeah, of course. you freeze it. >> filtered water? >> oh, yes. sanitation issues. that's very, very important. and that's driving the innovation. we don't talk about margin, but if you look at the industry, it's a very, very, you know, margin-rich industry. it's a good place to be in. >> while you're here, we mentioned chipotle. can you speak to what happened there as you think about your own company and the steps you've taken to keep the food supply sa

for a moment we thought carl icahn had.id: were you able to talk to them and get the sense of why this is the case? guest: we talked to one of dan's representatives who pointed out that they were involved in bringing marissa marr to yahoo!. i guess that meant they were very familiar with women. david: there you go. also in the markets and finance section, you look at the bank of kabul in afghanistan. there's now a movement under way to get that to go private again. guest: the bank of kabul in afghanistan has had some very, very bad problems, including terrorist attacks, including its previous management basically sold all its assets. the money just left the bank. and for a while the perpetrators were sort of out and about in restaurants around town. but i think maybe now they're incarcerated, so now the government wants to sell the bank. and you can buy it for $20 million. it's not an easy bank to run. but it has many branches and if you have high hopes for the future of afghanistan, you may have high hopes for the future o

carl icahn is one of the great business people. i have the greatest negotiators in the world. we use political hacks to negotiate these huge trade deals. bigger than any jail. we lose every year with china. $500 billion. this is going on forever. we always lose. we got to start winning. [applause] these political guys are in there because they gave campaign contributions or whatever. mel is here but i you his last name. he raises a lot of money for politicians. he said can i raise money for you? yeah how much money i turned down? i would've made jeb bush is $148 million, i would have made that look like peanuts. i turned down money after money. it's not my life. my whole life has been money. i was greedy. i want more money. now they come up and they want to give me money. i say i don't want it. now i am going to be greedy for the united states. i'm going to take, take, take. [applause] we're going to become rich again. we will become great again. a wonderful woman came up to me. she said i'm going to vote for you. but please don't say you're going to make us rich again. that d

mark: what is carl icahn saying about this notion? he said no way.rked with and supported those women. the women he is speaking of were already on those boards. he has nominated none out of the 42 he put on board's in the last five years. when they say they don't have the expertise, i asked carl. heap the 34 your old guy a nine separate boards. have theen don't expertise, i'm not sure somebody who only has 15 years of personal experience. why aren't we pushing? talk about it in times of volatility. companies are under attack. let's go. the candidates. research shows those women are helping those company perform. do check out her story in bloomberg businessweek on newsstands. before we go, take a look at where markets are trading. you have the s&p 500 down. the dow is down 4/10 of a percent. this is the markets. -- bloomberg markets. ♪ >> welcome to bloomberg markets. scarlett: good afternoon. alix steel: i am alix steel. stocks are in danger of snapping their winning streak. first loss inits march. says tesladrew james is back on track. she says the

he butted heads with carl icahn. there was controversially he was using his stakes to get personal loans. how did he take these kinds of things? i don't think it's easy to sort them out. for instance, to just give you a classic example, the oil people in theor years independent oil exploration area , passed the hat if they were young and ambitious to ask people to contribute to their drilling funds. some of them succeeded wonderfully well and we have stories of all kinds of millionaires emerging and so on. she was doing that on a larger scale. -- he was doing that on a larger scale. they had been passing the hat for a long time and he contributed to passing the hat and his own company, taking his own wealth and putting it to work. now it's seen as a practice we should no longer follow but i think to call this people would be a little harsh on the history of how it emerged and what was common when he started in business so i think we should hold back on the consequences of these things, being so sure and conclusive un

you have guys like carl icahn coating 35-year-old guys on seven-year-old boys dashboards.t not help women to be on those boards? question, but as you see more women go into senior position, that argument will become defunct. there are more women, especially among the millennials who are getting opportunities earlier to lead. as more data comes out to talk about performance -- remember, those who do not get it will have the data. the more that talks about diverse boards, the more you will see change. ♪ lost a legendeet this week when john good friend died at the age of 86 at the head of salomon brothers. he was a transracial figure. his impact can be found in the financial industry. we discussed his legacy on bloomberg television. 80's, he turned solomon into one of the most successful banking firms. a lost the job because of a trading scandal. >> i take real issue that say that john got friended this and that. he invented the modern age. wouldforesaw that people remember him with a negative taste in their mouth. >> i did a morning must-read this morning. let's bring up thi

ut i'll get carl icahn or phil russman. here's what happenings. we call up carrier and we say i'd like to congratulate you on your move to mexico. congratulations, i think it's wonderful. 1400 people in mexico and many more. and other divisions there. not going to happen. so here's what i tell them. i said congratulations. ier hope you employ a lot of people from mexico. here's the story, folks. every air-conditioning unit that you make that's put across the border which will be a cross border. they're not coming unless they have our permission. every single air-conditioning nite that come in and impose a 35% zack on that years. [cheers and applause] donald trump done: now, if little lion is president or if lion test is president. they're going to be called by their lobbyist. they're going to be called by the special interest. they're going to be called by donors and stockholders that gave them minute. i'm putting up my own money. i don't think i get any credit. i don't think anyone sells oh, good reasonecause a to vote for me. remember what i sai

one of them, carl icahn who phoned in to fox business supertuesday coverage and the inevitable questioname up, what role would you play in net from administration? >> i told you from the beginning, maybe in the background. i will be happy to talk to donald, discuss different problems with him. i am certainly not going to get into it but i do believe donald is what the country needs at this time and what washington needs at this time. you have to get away, that is what the people are saying, you have to get away from this gridlock and bureaucracy that we have an inch i think donald will accomplish that. neil: what did you make of donald trump's remarks to the press, a message to the paul ryans, mitch mcconnells, we can get along here, or we can't. >> it is a no-brainer. you have to build a consensus in washington. we have to do things. to say you don't need fiscal stimulus at certain times in any economy is ridiculous. you know, i just don't quite understand, we keep talking about the fact that the government should do nothing, is almost the same. at certain times you need the government

david: a partial victory for carl icahn who has been battling aig over a decade. aig to focus on return on equity. he says long-term investments will be based on shareholder return relative to peers. that is your bloomberg business flash lisa: update. microsoft developer conference is underway in sentences go. -- in san francisco. address, he said robotics could change computing. joins usry johnson from san francisco. i cannot shut you down. cory: did you see the story last week? kind of amazing. they created the spot that wo uld automatically send out tweets and within two days was turned into this racist, profanity spewing machine. machine learning can be influenced by non-machine to want to influence it. it also shows you that microsoft is a serious player in artificial intelligence. coming out of the university of washington in seattle, you have some of the most advanced machine learning scientists in the world. both microsoft and amazon drawing from them to create these products that are in the cloud and the machines wayselves are learning the to fix their ow

i will get carl icahn or i will it will all ber very good -- here is what happens.call up carrier and we say i would like to congratulate you on your move to mexico. congratulations, i think it is wonderful. and many1400 people more, and by the way, united technologies is moving a lot of other divisions there too. if i'm elected, not going to happen. here is what i tell carrier -- i say congratulations. i hope you build a beautiful place and employ a lot of people from mexico, but you are hurting our country. every air-conditioning unit you make it across the border, which will be a real order now. single air-conditioning unit that you make that comes across the border, we will oppose a 35% tax on that. [applause] is, if little marco president, which isn't going to happen, or if flying -- lying ted is president, they're going to be called by their lobbyists and by the special interests, they will be called by donors and stockholders that gave the money for their campaigns -- by the way, i'm self funding. i've got my own money. i don't think i get any credit. i don't

for a moment we thought carl icahn had.id: were you able to talk to them and get the sense of why this is the case? guest: we talked to one of dan's representatives who pointed out that they were involved in bringing marissa marr to yahoo!. i guess that meant they were very familiar with women. david: there you go. also in the markets and finance section, you look at the bank of kabul in afghanistan. there's now a movement under way to get that to go private again. guest: the bank of kabul in afghanistan has had some very, very bad problems, including terrorist attacks, including its previous management basically sold all its assets. the money just left the bank. and for a while the perpetrators were sort of out and about in restaurants around town. but i think maybe now they're incarcerated, so now the government wants to sell the bank. and you can buy it for $20 million. it's not an easy bank to run. but it has many branches and if you have high hopes for the future of afghanistan, you may have high hopes for the future o

chris christie's a friend of carl icahn is a friend ofrussert, he was a friend of mine. herman cain, my friend. my friend elton john. a rich guy from new york city, a friend of mine. a friend ofthe biggest and richest people in china. chinese, they're friends of mine. i have friends that aren't christian. muslims. i have friends that are muslims. i have so many jewish friends have friends in ohio. i have friends. i have friend. friends of mine. a friend of mine. friends of mine. friend of mine. friend of mine. friend of mine. friend of mine. friend of mine. friend of mine. i have no friends as far as i'm concerned.] >> jimmy: i don't know what to believe now. meanwhile, this is something donald trump could probably work into a campaign ad. because our local fox 11 news int up with a couple that's been camped out in front of a shoe store since friday waiting to buy a pair of these kanye west adidas that might notther two weeks. >> i can't wait. been here since friday. >> these brown adidas supposed weeks. one sneaker head couple has palace on melrose, they want to be the

carl icahn, smartest people in the world in our country, business leaders. i have them lined up.ave steve wynn is incredible. smart guy. >> i know steve. >> one of the greatest bankers in the world, super brilliant guy. makes so much money when the market goes bad, he gets it right. i have the smartest people in the world. they're ready to come and help. we use political hacks to negotiate the deals and we lose all the time. >> can i interpret from that statement you would take in a lot of people from outside government? for example, you started with 17 people. some of the governors by the way did have solid records in the states because i think they governed conservatively and republicans feel betrayed. they made promises they can't keep. would you hire -- people in your mind to surround -- >> never said he was wrong. >> here we go. >> let me tell you where you're wrong. >> i feel like chris christie. >> like ted cruz, i mean, i will tell you, they are controlled by the donors. they are controlled by the special interests. >> i don't disagree about -- >> they're controlled by lo

i have carl icahn endorsing me, many great assessment. we are going to use our top -- i have carl icahn endorsing me. the great businessman. they are great negotiators and a know what's happening. they will come in -- if i put carl or some of the other great names -- you know some of them and frankly some of them are better than all of them -- i know so many people. we have the greatest negotiators in the world. we use political hacks to make dealswith china, to make with japan. we have caroline kennedy representing us in japan. and she admits, she got the job -- how did she get it? i don't know. i like her because if longer -- ivanka likes her. i want to get one of the killers. want to havedon't dinner with. some of these guys are so bad -- this beautiful young woman, you would get sick to your stomach. you would not want to have him over for dinner. you would say he's a horrible human being. he is rude, he is crude, his vicious. i want him negotiating for us. i have the best. some of them are very nice. not too many of them. these are o

we have such endorsements from carl icahn and the smartest people in business. these people are going to be negotiating our deals and they are the best in the world. we have the best business people in the world. we are going to have such great deals. we're going to do so good with trade, we're going to go -- do so good on the border but it took on a whole new meaning and the meaning was very simple. we need protection in our country and that is going to happen and all of a sudden, the poll numbers shut up and i am very proud to be part of this. i think we're going to go and we're going to do a lot of trips over the next month but i think we're going to have a great victory anything more importantly than anything else, we are going to start winning again. this country is going to start winning again. we do not win anymore. [applause] we do not win without military. we cannot beat isis. we are going to knock the hell out of them. we do not win at trade, china, everybody, japan, mexico, vietnam, india, name the country, any body we do business with beats us. we ar

carl icahn said in-state competition will devastate la a city. a bill is expected to pass later this month. i can planned to invest $200 million in to the taj. >>> drivers are expected to save at the pump. national average for a gallon of regular has risen for eight straight days to $1.79. that's the first time that it's happened since may. experts say prices will peak another 30 cents from june through august. >>> locally, things aren't too pad. 1.91 for a gallon of regular. bettor the east and south. delaware, gas around 1.67 a gallon, even less in south jersey at 1.55. >>> next at 5:00, social media goes crazy over chris christie and his bizarre, new conference with donald trump. we'll look at highlights and how it's hurting his image in his home state. >>> some people headed to polls, others headed to google. the search that spiked during the super tuesday results. >>> in decision 2016, donald trump celebrating seven victories on super tuesday. >> trump is taking credit for record turnout at polls. party leaders seem to be holding out. a clos

we've got such endorsements from kacarl icahn and the smartest people in business, and these people are going to be negotiating our deals and they're the best in the world. we have the best business people in the world. we're going to have such great deals. we're going to do such good trade. we're going to do so good with trade and the boader. but it took on a whole new meaning and the meaning was very simple. we need protection in our country and that's going to happen. all of a sudden the poll numbers shot up and i'm proud to be a part of this. i think we're going to go and do a lot of trips over the next month, but i think we're going to have a great victory and i think more importantly than anything else, we are going to start winning again. this country is going to start winning again. we don't win anymore. [ applause ] we don't win with military. we can't beat isis. we're going to knock the hell out of them. we don't win -- [ applause ] we don't win at trade. china, everybody, japan, mexico, vietnam, india, name the country, anybody we do business with beats us. we don't win at tr

carl icahn, smartest people in the world in our country, business leaders. i have them lined up.ve steve wynn is incredible. smart guy. >> i know steve. >> one of the greatest bankers in the world, super brilliant guy. makes so much money when the market goes bad, he gets it right. i have the smartest people in the world. they're ready to come and help. we use political hacks to negotiate the deals and we lose all the time. >> can i interpret from that statement you would take in a lot of people from outside government? for example, you started with 17 people. some of the governors by the way did have solid records in the states because i think they governed conservatively and republicans feel betrayed. they made promises they can't keep. would you hire -- people in your mind to surround -- >> never said he was wrong. >> here we go. >> let me tell you where you're wrong. >> i feel like chris christie. >> like ted cruz, i mean, i will tell you, they are controlled by the donors. they are controlled by the special interests. >> i don't disagree about -- >> they're controlled by lob

you have guys like carl icahn putting 30 and 34-year-old guys if they seven boards.across industries, would it not help women to be on these big boards? >> as you see more and more women go into senior positions that argument will become , defunct. as we talked about last time there are more women, especially , among the millennials who are getting opportunities earlier to lead. even as the traditionalists did. as more data comes out to talk about performance -- remember, those who do not get it will have the data. the more data that comes out that talks about performance of divorce boards the more you will , see change. ♪ ♪ ramy: wall street lost a legend this week when john gutfreund died at the age of 86 as the head of salomon brothers in the he was a transformational 1980's, figure. his impact can be found in the financial industry. we recalled his life and discussed his legacy on bloomberg television. 1980's, a good friend became known as the king of wall street, turning salamon into one of the most successful banking firms. a lost the job because of a trading s

a guy that wanted to destroy companies and pensions like carl icahn would make a great treasury secretary, and he has been against us. his own employees, when they tried to organize, and they have organized, at a number of his plants, he fights us just like every other antiunion employer does. >> what do you make of the antitrade stance. why is he so an antitrade deals. >> even a blind squirrel finds an acorn once in a while. he has been able to tap into the anger and the frustration of 40 years of bad policies. but when you look at his policies, all he is doing is doubling down on the policies that got us here, and he is a house of cards. once you explain that to people, the house collapses. >> let's talk about -- >> that's what we have been doing. >> let's talk about new kinds of politicians, left and right or whatever trump is. bernie sanders is on the left. how would you contrast the appeal who have the real heavy jobs, the hard-working jobs? they seem to be drawn to bernie and trump for different ways. alienation from the center. >> i think they've tapped into the frustration. 40 yea