ken langone is home depot co-founder and chairman and president of invemed associates. now his view on a lot of different things. wow, nothing like getting -- ken, welcome. nothing like getting all the panties in a bunch by mentioning just the idea that some numbers might be skewed a little bit on the jobs, which jack did. ken, it's okay to say bush lied and people died, but if you just point out, you know, that the birth/death model, usually you need 200,000 or 250,000 jobs per month to make a dent in the unemployment number. >> right. >> we know it's come down over 10% to 7.8% and we know that on that day, we were supposed to get 140,000. it was disappointing from 114,000. now i'm not saying the bls, you can't say that because if you say that you're impugning the idea that any government number could be wrong at that point, but remember the cbo report on obama care? it's going to save $1 trillion in the first ten years, going to save $10 trillion in the second ten? that's what the cbo was given. the cbo was given those numbers. all they do is crunch it. they were given

karl rove and data trusts the koch brothers in the themis data mining operation and a guy named ken langone who's a one million dollar donor to the romney campaign he's the guy that the first black out list for katherine harris so the saying i was i a corporation of texas it was a corporation called database technologies which operate in texas but they actually are based in florida but but only put together by ken langone of new york who gave the list to katherine harris and said here's your criminals and by the way their own experts then and now are saying we know that these aren't actually felons they could be felons well so could so could karl rove gave back in his case we know he's guilty but this is the gimmick and by the way how many people are innocent on this list of tens of thousands the answer is every single one because i went to the attorney general just like you checked with the alien so-called alien list and there they couldn't find any none zero and i said so because if you found the felon voter they would arrest them they go back to jail they couldn't find any but they're st

hear about the koch brothers all the time obviously but another name that is home depot financier ken langoned byte. take a listen. >> if he's listening, you can quote me. he's not acting presidential. he is behaving in a way designed in my opinion to divide us, to make us look at each other with skepticism, with suspicion. that's the end of america as we know it when that happens. >> jennifer: okay. so mr. langone and his ilk there afraid of president obama. are there others like him that we should be concerned about investing in schemes like this? >> i want to tell you that billionaire langone is the guy that created the list of black voters to wipe out that was given to katherine harris. he's the guy that did it. he's the guy that did it. he needed a new president. why? facing insider trading charges. >> jennifer: greg, we've gotta either have you back or make sure our viewers read your book because you've got a lot packed in there. greg pal ast author of billionaires and ballot bandits. how w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w w >> romney: i'm sorry jim i'm going to stop the

join us at the bottom of the hour and "squawk" tomorrow we'll talk health care and politics with ken langonejust picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm glad we're both running a nice, clean race. no need to get nasty. here's your "honk if you had an affair with taylor" yard sign. looks good. [ male announcer ] fedex office. now save 50% on banners. a short word that's a tall order. up your game. up the ante. and if you stumble, you get back up. up isn't easy, and we ought to know. we're in the business of up. everyday delta flies a quarter of million people while investing billions improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we will up it yet again. >>> welcome back, everybody. sky high gas prices rocking the golden state another day. california drivers are paying $4.65, record-beaking

you've had hosts here from ken langone and bernie marcus, who are close personal friends of mine, theyresent i think the best of what america has to offer and i think you see these people who are, by nature, very wealthy but haven't forgotten where they come from and haven't forgotten what the country has done for them. so i think that's why their positions are so vocal in terms of this particular situation. >> i guess we need to separate the rhetoric from the actual, the initiative is pursued by an nation. you talk about a negative view of making profit. i've heard the stuff that the president has said about profits but i can see after maybe, after the financial crisis and you know the perception of what got us into that, i can see how maybe you'd want to pull it back a little, the greed on wall street perhaps, you'd want to say a few things but then if corporate profits continue to rise and they're at, corporate profits are pretty good so the left could make the case that the president's been pretty good to business, the market's at a five-year high, corporate profits are flush and t

especially, joe, ken langone who was sick in the hospital with pneumonia. >> oh, i didn't know that. >> but let's go with the stocks. we're at such critical junctures here. it's an amazing thing, when i was going through my work the last couple days, to see the convergence of 200 moving day averages. it's a mean reversion. so we are coming back to an interesting stop point. you have the nasdaq 100 hovering on the 200 day. you have so many of the currency markets. everything is so converged here that i think it will become very interesting. it wouldn't surprise me to see a really harsh reality because i think there's a lot of money that's been parked on the sidelines and they're goingbuy type of stimulus. today's rally wouldn't surprise me whatsoever. >> once you get through, let's say the next day or two of trading, where do you think things stand with the market? we had several bad days of trading before things closed down because of the storm. >> we did. and again, what i was reacting to -- and we talked about this. good news will be good news and bad news will be bad news, meaning