david einhorn, john paulson, they're all here with many other top money managers to share the latest big investment ideas and more importantly to support a worthy cause, children's cancer research. pete, steve next to me. guys, obviously, the vibe here, everybody wants to know what the ackmans, einhorns, john paulson are going to unveil because it does moves the stocks they talk about, the asset classes they give the presentations on and fair to say there's going to be and we are near the met, right? the drama today. >> when you watch the recent filings, here they give you the presentation. they lay the story out for you. that's why it's such an important conference and these are all legendary investors. i know a few of them, work with a few of them. they really, really know the stuff and enlightning for anybody sitting there. >> pete, certain stocks have moved ahead of the presentations based on what they might say. >> right. >> we don't know what any of these guys are going to say throughout the afternoon. i'll be here throughout the afternoon to bring you the latest information an

want to take a look at the comments by john paulson. r in the aftermarket session after paulson said he was positive on this stock has a holing in it. anglo gold is the other stock singled out by mr. paulson at the conference. we will keep you posted out of the conference in lincoln center tonight. we are looking for the next big thing here. the richest man in the world is betting on internet tv. financing a television network called aura tv. joining us is one of the top talents. larry king and ceo john houseman. a pleasure to have you with us. >> thank you. >> i have questions for mr. king, but let's seat set the table in terms of aura tv and how you hope to change. >> there is a lot of talk about internet video and what's happening the last couple of years. more is coming along and there is a place for advertisers to go and they have been. google and hhulu going into the space. the way we see it, we are excited about it. the potential marriage of the two most powerful mediums of the world. television and the interaction and an opportun

. >> if only it were john paulson. >> jim paulson. >> hank paulsen. >> i thought you were pat paulsonough the crisis, mr. paulson. >> you caught that one right. >> you've given us the bullish case. what's the one thing that you do worry about? >> i think if we -- the one thing i worry about longer term is inflation. i'd like to see the fed -- i think inflation is our biggest risk down the road. if we keep inflation relatively contained over the next few years, we're en route to a long-term recovery. if we get inflation get out of control, we're going to

some funds will make a reasonable amount but it's not george soros against the bank of england or john paulson versus us sub prime one of the fund a fund manager said referring to some of the most profitable and famed hedge fund trades of the past twenty years right and one of soros just reported last week a massive spike up in his position in gold yet well that's pretty interesting because we said here when he sold it that he would just buy a straight back well he's it's one in and out now he's back into gold because he realizes that the paper money world is collapsing and there's runs on banks around the world people want physical wealth and this was why these banks you know they don't want to be the victim of the scam of having like m.f. global customers remember m.f. global customers have their wealth stolen from jamie diamond personally over a billion dollars he stole it he's not in jail but let's put him in handcuffs with these folks was just getting on and just an more simply beating the the stuffing out of jamie i love it yeah well on the subject of them piling on i think you have to p

president yee: brian paulson. john, isabelle. this is one minute, please. >> thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak. i am speaking tonight on behalf of my family and other families who have been negatively impacted by the districts change of plan for a transitional kindergarten. i will be brief. less than a minute. what we would like this for the district to allow waivers for children who are ready for kindergarten, but to do not meet the brand new birth date cut off. we would like transitional kindergarten classrooms on the north side of town. those of us to live on the northwest side of town, it is not possible for us to get all the way across town when we have other children already in school. we worked in other parts of town. the two classrooms that have been offered are not possible for us to get our children to. those are the two things, thank you very much. >> good evening. john templeton. i want to bring to your attention that this is the 150th anniversary of the proclamation. coming up september 22. as you are

>> john paulson showed a stake in sarah lee. they showed a raise stake and know they are splitting up. is he buying and companying it? some other smart guys are. >> you know what? he departed. >> he's quick. >> she is. that's how he turns it around. >> here moves about freely. >> a couple of things real quick. the exportation of l and g is the viable trading thesis and think when you look at europe and what successfully has been done in ireland, don't think the same will happen in spain. they have to recapitalize the banks. >> we will show you how to trade one of the biggest meetings of the minds. if the heavy hitters got ahold of the conference and if you should bet alongside them this year. >> the term synthetic doesn't belong in the same sentence with the word bank. it should have some kind of mechanism that separates the federal safety net from high risk trading. >> first quarter earnings, two cents versus one cent 8 share seeing the heaviest volume since the first day of trading. are you expecting qe 3? >> they are printing

. >> john paulson and another fellow here. let's go to sheldon adelson.always found fascinating. he is one of these natural business guys. he has the instinct for the casino business. he has made zillions. apparently he has a real problem, eric, with organized labor. he doesn't like unions. >> that's right. he's been fighting the unions in vegas over his casino for a long time. and adelson is really a prime example since citizens united, a court ruling that allows these guys to put a limited amount of money into presidential campaigns. guy like adelson was able to single handedly prop up the newt gingrich campaign. >> that's an amazing general. 20 million and he can just write the check. >> newt gingrich was a fascinating guest on our program last week. i'm glad he came on, we had a great argument. we'll do it again, i hope. but the thought that he could personally fienant a presidential campaign. >> sheldon adelson pays unions, and he especially doesn't like them in nevada where he has his casinos. he kplaps about the socialist obama administration but i

john paulson the next richest on the super pac donor list. net worth, $12.5 billion.re can you tell us and what he wants? >> he got super rich shorting the housing market. he saw the housing bubble and went short and when people fled to gold, he wants to continue the reckless gambles of wall street. he was involved in goldman sachs abicus deal, picking toxic securities and marketing to investors as good investments. >> harold simmons worth $10 billion, after sheldon adelson given the most money to super pacs, almost $17 million. what can you tell us about him? >> he is a former buy-out king, owned lockheed martin at various point. he wants to take low level nuclear waste from 36 states and store it in west texas and this will require compliant epa which i think he's hoping he will get from a romney presidency. >> the other koch brother, william coke, $4 billion only. two million to romney, what is in it for him? >> he's a dealer in carbon emissions, so he owns a coal mine and he markets something called petroleum coke, used in cement manufacturing and aluminum process

(paulson) a perfect summing up. please thank our guests, john seigenthaler and david halberstam. [applause] we've been joined today by author david halberstam and first amendment center founder john seigenthaler. i'm ken paulson, back next week with another edition of speaking freely. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. captioning by captionmax www.captionmax.com

kevin paulson, john, sean, kelly , michael, dara peters, carmen morrison, rich bennett, wendy lee, david, fred, laura smith, rebecca, stephen. the group itself will have 10 minutes. use it anyway you want. 10 minutes total. not individual. [laughter] nice try. are you ready? ok. go ahead. >> turn on the microphone. >> i came to this board a month ago and asked for a fair and transparent process for the harvey milk silver rights academy. i told you that the interim principal had said that my drug exposed son was just a c students and there was nothing we could do about it. since then, every single iep request we have provided has disappeared. the interim principal has fired the jobs of four women. the jobs of 31 after-school workers are still in jeopardy. my son has been call date faggot on the schoolyard. this cannot be coincidence. a boy you address the board why so many families -- will you address the board about why so many families are leaving your schools? in five days, a school for 220 students, 65 parents have signed a petition requesting the removal of the interim principal. 100

they've given $1 million to romney's super pac and hedge fund tycoon and multibillionaire john paulson million to the cause. romney's campaign donors draw from different industries. they share a common denominator. romney has followed a traditional stat gee of coalition building. that's how american politics has always worked. all you have to do is agree on one thing and you are part of this campaign. what is that? we want to fire barack obama. >> reporter: here's how the numbers stack up. romney's campaign has raised a little more than $100 million today. obama's campaign has done better with $329 million, but a key difference, the super pac money, those unlimited contributions. the leading pro-obama super pac has raised $10.5 million, compared to the romney super pac at $56 million. romney's small street background gives him a lot of weighty friends to call on. the election will hinge on not who has the deepest pockets, but who can best help the struggling middle class. >> look, i will say this, i think this election is going to be about this economy, the future of our country, who w

search her home where police discover that moments before their arrival, john wilson grabbed his computer and fled. detective paulsonhis mother tipped him off while they were outside her house. but all is not lost. even though john wilson is on the lam, officers find ample evidence of his criminal activity. a short search yields bags of receipts from various retailers, and lo and behold -- >> what have you got? >> andy andrew's letter. >> you did? sweet. >> an investigator locates what police consider the smoking gun. >> this letter was the original envelope that target mailed linda wilson a payment for the stolen ipod that they purchased on the ebay auction under the alias name of andy andrews. >> it connects linda and john together. this car was seen leaving the parking lot during one of the ipod purchases and returns. in addition, we found the actual purchase receipt and the return for one of the stolen ipods from april 13th. >> west des moines police put out an all-points bulletin for john wilson. while her son remains a fugitive, linda wilson pleaded not guilty and is awaiting trial. target wants boosters to kn

paulson arrived first. within 20 minutes, barack obama, john mccain, and prominent members of the house and senate. >> we go into the whithouse. there was a division with everybody on one side, house and senate democrats, senate republicans and treasury. >> we are in a serious economic crisis in the country if we don't pass a piece of legislation. >> they sit around the cabinet room table, and president bush says, "if we don't get the money flowing, if we don't get the credit flowing, this sucker could go down," meaning the economy as a whole. and then he opens it up. >> mccain walks into the meeting with, like, a cue card with a couple things scribbled on it. obama doesn't even wait for mccain to start. he just moves right in. >> senator obamaas been talkg toaulson, has been talking to warren buffett and paul volker and larry summers, and you know, and a host of other economic advisors. >> obama is prepared, and he talks about what needs to happen, and we'll pull together, and he's been... he doesn't want to take over in a country whicis in depression, so he's extremely supportive of this whole emergency b

john mccain was the republican candidate for president. i was in the republican conference then, we heard rumors that mccain was going to stand up to hank paulson and george bush. he didn't stand up to them. neither did barack obama. the lady that just called in, she ought to be criticizing obama for voting for the bailout. he did and so did mccain! i voted no. that's what we need. somebody in washington that's willing to say no when everybody comes out and wanting more money. most everything -- so many things in washington all about money. how much you're going to spend. we can't keep spending. we keep spending, we are on the road to a catastrophe for the american people because our debt is way too high and our deficits are not under control. they should be no deficit. so i was there. we need more like me in the u.s. house, the u.s. senate and its president. host: let me jump in and ask you another debate question. this is from joy who wonders if the constitution party would work with americans elect and other third parties to host your own debate excludeing tweedle dee and tweedle dumb. guest: they already have a debate with the third parties