here now members of our own popular clique, james freeman and capitalist pig's jonathan hoenig, a foxews contributor. jonathan, you strike me as someone incredibly popular when you were 13 years old. am i right about that? >> not at all. uncool kids. melissa: stop it. >> indeed, melissa. but the bullies, the last laugh is on them. you can't expect some people to know that being a bully isn't a good thing. they're irrational. but you grow up. you start to realize your brain, your ideas that matter. not pure braun or your fists. that is why the nerds have the last laugh. they become successful millionaires and billionaires. the bullies become drug users and dropouts. melissa: you're revealing a lot of about yourself conflating cool kids with bullies. i have to say myself have been cool my entire life. i was not a bully. you're saying cool kids were bullies? all right. maybe i wasn't exactly that cool. but, i was not 134, oh, where did you guy find these? please stop. that is okay. get rid of those, quickly, james? my whole thesis is undermined. were you very cool? >> at times. melissa:

let's not just stop with the initial, how about jonathan al wish shus hoenig? scott david martin? probably jonathan. >> wait, scott, what about missy instead of melissa? melissa: come on, that's fighting words. you're never coming back on this show, my friend. i don't like that one bit. >> the point is to scott's point, what your name is and what you choose to call yourself says a lot about who you are, missy, and especially in -- melissa: now you're -- you're done. jonathan, you're done. u.s. ambassador to switzerland opted to take her oath of office on kindle instead of on the bible or the constitution. it is a great use of technology, you've got to wonder, though, did she get sworn in on the hunger games or the 50 shades of grey? scott, what do you think? [laughter] >> listen, i have a very close relationship to my devices, so much so that i probably should stop there. [laughter] but, you know, are these things really taking over as much as they are here? this is crazy. why do we have to throw out things like the bible, the constitution to get this done? come on, there's got to

it to break down, techno buffalo and jonathan hoenig is that with this as well. >> it is a very overarket. avalanche samsung, 80% of the profits last year alone. there's not a lot of room for other players that amazon does sink a lot differently. melissa: they will shove somebody else out of the way? >> actually there's a lot of opportunity to get new smart phone users if they put mayday on it. mayday is the on demand support service, the representative talks about the phone, how to use it, they do it on the tablet. and it sounds like at&t, though it would be wiser to go with all big four carriers. melissa: what do you think of that? is is what we have been hearing. that is what the iphone did. what does it give them? >> people lining up for the iphone. that is the thing. amazon to your point, this is a competitive space in the smart phone market. ended recreate the game. and released proverbial light inducted get, wait for hours and waited to get the iphone. the stock is down recently but has been heavily bid in the last couple years. reinvented shopping across the board. >> i disag

charlie gasparino and expenseter anti, speaking of back talk are back with us and capitalist pig's jonathan hoenigs back with us, fox news contributor. they rolled out scorecard how many more successful launches that than space ex. they had a fiscal picture. they're getting mad. what do you think of this one? >> first time in long time they have competition, wonderful to hear rather than from musk or anyone else. we need competition from military launches, space launches or personal launches like innovators like richard branson gone after. more than who is launching missions for the government we need deregulation. nasa had the monopoly for too long. hats off to musk for making moves. melissa: at end of the day it is always about money. nasa is preparing to award 800 million in contracts this summer. that is why everybody is up in arms. what do you guys think about this, spencer. >> talked about disruption. elon musk is the biggest disruptor of the global economist disrupted payments with paypal and doing it with cars with tesla and now doing it with space industry with spacex. taking on powerful

with more on this, jonathan hoenig. great to have you here. this is annoying.t would try the index in the portfolio. i figure we would get the same performance, but we are not, why? >> you may be buying a fund that tracks the index but you are not buying the index itself. there are costs and risks with any investment even index fund, one of which is the expense with a lot of competition. the other is a tracking error. widely owned and widely traded, there can be variability and tracking between various etf. one may be a couple of tenths 8% below, double tense% above but they don't attrac track the indx itself. gerri: take a look at that, different, that is not the same, it is supposed to be the same, but it is not. it has an expense ratio involved as well. what should you do about it, if anything? could this drive people away from an etf? i am not getting what i am paying for. >> they should thank their lucky stars. you were paying 2.5% for mutual funds, so these small variances in return have to be put in the context of what the mutual funds charge to begin wi

we have capitalist's jonathan hoenig and is a fox news contributor.erle, let me start with you. what did you think of this move to tv. >> this is what google tv should have always been. a much better integrated. it ties back to their other devices very nicely. you can use a watch to control your tv a tablet to control your tv as much as you want. it organizes programs for a 10-foot interface. it collects the programs and, connects them back into search so you can find the stuff much more easily. this is far more compelling that on the earlier failed offering. melissa: wow, christina, does it outdo apple. >> i'm not sure whether it outdoes apple but better than, what, three times of this? maybe fourth time is the charm. it is best offering to date. i don't know that is better than what amazon put out if i'm being honest. melissa: jonathan, what is your take what you've seen so far from google today? >> more of the same from google, melissa. miracles literally developed daily. google glass you mentioned. that was lampooned and made fun of when it initia

here is tech entrepreneur amed shaw and jo ling kent and fox news contributor jonathan hoenig.>> you know what? i actually think it's a great idea for apple, right? i have the beats device right here. not only do i own a apple device but when they switched over the iphone 5 they had the adapter here. no issue. my wife has one. we all have one. the acquisition has been great. the jack will help. one things these beats didn't have, they had great fashion, consumer design but the quality wasn't as good. so this jack will help with the battery. will help with better sound. i'm a big believer for it. melissa: jo, do you agree? >> this is interesting for people who want to enter the market and get into apple, it creates an extra hurdle if it indeed happens. if you have more people who have to get a different jack or lightning thing has certain technology they're talking about that is being reported it actually presents an extra hurd dill which is problem but for apple -- melissa: why does it present an extra hurd dill? it just goes into the jack with your phone, right? >> say iphones

charlie is back, and scott martin from united advisors and jonathan hoenig from capitalist pig hedge both fox news contributors. week of endless ipos. still marc andreessen out there comes across i'm complaining about how hard it is to be public. of course the answer is, you just need to suck it up. poor ipo guys getting out there making a fortune. jonathan, ridiculous. >> we should be happy they're getting out there making a fortune, melissa. should be happy deals are getting done and being priced. i don't think this is the death of ipo market at you will. it was a extremely busy week for ipos. you know the death comes when ipos coming public and falling flat. melissa: i know -- >> in 2000. melissa: i don't think so much the death of ipo. i think it is more of a sign of the top. you have a zillion coming out. the most in what, eight years. you have people complaining how hard it is when everyone is doing it. how hard could it be? what do you think? >> you're right, everybody is doing it. here's the thing, melissa. andreessen is complain about pricing more than anything. talking abou