that's from "apollo 13." >>> back to ken langone, mad associates ceo and president. know where we haven't been. we've been in interesting places already, ken. what do you want to talk about? you have so many neat things happening. it's still possible in this country to have an idea and to commercialize it and to make a big success. >> i tell kids -- i love to talk to young people. i tell them the opportunities today are better than they were for me 60 years ago. i think of all of the unmet human needs. you think about home depot when we started it. '79. middle of horrible economic times. two guys fired from their jobs. me broken down investment banker with a small firm with $600,000 in capital. this is the greatest country on earth. if you want something bad enough, you can have it. you have to work and you have to be equipped. why am i so passionate about education? not only in high school but in college and my dream, my last remaining dream is that every kid that comes to nyu langone to come to nyu medical school comes tuition free. if we get that job done and we wi

ken langone was one. he was on fbn earlier.ke a listen. >> the big story is the american people saying we've had enough. democrats and republicans. they're saying nobody is listening to us. i think what we're seeing now in america, thank god, is peaceful revolution. david: david, what ken langone is essentially saying, trump is beating up on an establishment american voters left and right are fet up with. he is hitting a nerve. republican establishment better get that because that nerve is stronger than the puts of the republican party. >> there is frustration, a lot of voters are fed up. this word the establishment has become thoroughly weaponized over past five months of this campaign. people throw it around like hand grenade. we're talking about 65% of republican and conservative voters across the country want a different nominee than donald trump. he is polling 35%, 40%, depending on which state of the actual popular vote. david: david, will you change the whole primary system? we have a system set up in the united states t

. >> ken langone, thank you. >> i always go for the hug. that's what i do.ere's the delegate count. can we show this, pam? here we go. does that look is near 1,237? no. take a chill pill. step back. donald trump is one quarter of the way there. ted cruz is not far behind. so let's say this little table that's next to me that is always set up next to me, this is the table, the whole delegates. you got this? and here's donald trump. a quarter up the way. you see that? okay. so here's the rest of the table, the rest of the delegates. once again, donald trump down here. you need all of the delegates up here. and you know what, he's not there! more after this. growing up, we were german. we danced in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. when i first got on ancestry i was really surprised that i wasn't finding all of these germans in my tree. i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. the big surprise was we're not german at all. 52% of my dna comes from scotland and ireland. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ancestry has many paths to disco

deirdre: that was billionaire home depot cofounder ken langone, saying a revolution is here. on that note the so-called establishment represented by former 2012 presidential nominee mitt romney just announcing he is going to be speaking tomorrow on the state of the 2016 presidential race. this is "risk & reward." i'm deirdre bolton. here are some of the ripple effects of super tuesday. last night donald trump called for unication. >> this was an exciting evening. it is so great to be in florida. it is so great to be at mar-a-lago with friend and press and media. [cheering] i want to congratulate ted winning tex sars. he worked hard on it. i know how he worked. i congratulate ted cruz. that was excellent win. it was tough night for marco rubio. he had a tough night he worked hard. i would love to seat republican party and everybody get together and unify. and when we unify, there is nobody, nobody that is going to beat us. deirdre: reports of strategists and big donors from tech exec meg whitman to hedge fund manager paul singer signing on to an anti-trump super-pac. charlie g

ken langone, john kasich is all on one show. >>> snapchat is catching up to facebook and it could be big trouble for the social media giant. details coming up. >>> the pressure is mounting for apple to unlock the iphone belonging to one of the terrorists involved in the san bernardino. we are speaking to the victim of the attacked's loved one to unlock that iphone. that's next. >>> welcome back to "fast money." pressure continues to mount on apple as fbi director james comey addressed congress today about unlocking the iphone of one of the san bernardino terrorists. ayman javers has more. >> and comey laid it out in the hearing that's still actually going on right now. he made thecation that this is very much about the -- the case that this is very much about the future of law enforcement in the country. do we want a society in which law enforcement doesn't have the ability because of advanced encryption to get action to certain information in this country, even with the lawful warrant and even with the court order. here's what he had to say. >> we're moving to the place where they'r

ken langone, saying look, you have to acknowledge the phenomena is donald trump even though for now hekasich. indicating that if kasich doesn't go very far, donald trump. he will support him. we're getting this on heels of address planned by mitt romney, former presidential candidate tomorrow in utah. what he will say, we don't know. we're told not to endorse anyone. maybe he runs himself or maybe just talks about donald trump's tax returns. any way, i'm sure democrats would love the division if that is going on within the party. julie roginsky can more on that. julie, what do you think of democrats who say we're salivating at prospect of donald trump being the republican nominee because we think we can trounce him? >> before i answer that, are you going to stop at lowe's now. i'm worried about safety at home depot going forward. neil: definitely not home depot. i were andy, stop at neither. obviously raised invective, right no definitely raised indirect sieve. look, i think democrats would be insane not to take donald trump seriously. i don't think he is a joke. i haven't thought he w

. >> ken langone certainly shared his frustrations as well, sue. >>> we will have more clearly on the shocking death when kelly and i come back after this. >>> we're looking at his legacy across the shale industry. joining us is an analyst at sterne agee, year reaction here? and what are your dealings with the man? >> i had been out to their headquarters in oklahoma city and med with him there and in conferences. he was certainly a larger than life personal, a very persuasive person. a deal maker. he was able to drive that, that growth vision that the company had, which allowed it to grow, though the complexity he attached u89ly proved it was a doomed strategy. i think that let to his departure from the firm. >> what impact -- if there had been no utica, if there had been no, you know, aubrey mcclendon pounding the table for this, where would we be in the energy industry, do you think? >> well, he certainly was, as aggressive and as bold a wildcatter as there was in the industry, but we shouldn't say he was the only one kind of doing the work. but, you know, in essence what he did is