times and needs the money, according to kenny rogers. the money. i know when to fold them. alix: pretty amazing comparison. of phrase.at turn this is a giant of the industry for sure. who is an important voice in investment circles. >> i fully agree. this is a generational turn we are saying. politics, as well as business. isx: do we think there nothing else fundamental around this? why now? there has to be something else that will prompt something like this. >> he says no. keep in mind he did settle with the sec. there was an insider trading case. 4.9 million dollars. notably they did not suspend him from trading or doing business. he was able to get right back into it. hewas most worried of things saw as his legacy at that point. he wants to go out on top, it feels like. soros, weabout george are at this generational pivot in the hedge fund world. you have a birthday today. >> i'm happily married and in good health. i'm not quite ready to fold my cards. ulie: -- alix: good stuff. when you have the people in the industry to have to step

and we're near the old carefree studios, where kenny rogers filmed the movie "the gambler" at an oldest ghost town that was across the -- the hill. three bedrooms and a number of different air-conditioning zones. it's very comfortable inside. some places, you just don't want to sleepwalk, you know? [ laughs ] and one of the guest bathrooms, they had an artwork made of a sink that looks like it's carved out of rock, almost like a "flintstones" sink with rock knobs. here, you can see the outside of that slit in the rock that -- that makes the equinox beam. and i think, again, the amazing engineering and being able to cut glass and seal it into the rock to seal up the house. and then below, there's a cave right here. this cave actually goes up -- right up to the house. >> when the original owner moved out, they sold it to a native american tribe. this home is owned now by the fort mcdowell yavapai nation. the price tag -- $4.2 million. >> this house, it took about 50 million years to build. but it's -- it's pretty solid. >> coming up, i'll try to help a couple stuck in a time-share nigh

i guess galvanize it i went to a kenny rogers concert. i happen to like country and western music. you know, kenny who's talented, was having great difficulty negotiating the stage. he acknowledged it says i'm turning 80. shouldn't be doing this, but i've been married five times, divorced four times, and i need the money. i've been happy married to my lovely wife for 54 years his song was you have to know when to thohold them, fold them it was important to me psychologically. a lot of people go out when you're down. i think it's wrong if you can avoid it because a high water mark is an asset of the investor if you give them back their money, you're depriving them of an asset we were up in 2017, 2016, 2017 up about six this year every investor that has money with me is at a record high. that's the time to fold them i'm not retired. what i'm doing is retiring from the running client money i'm going to focus on my own money and my hope is i make a will the of money and give it all the way back to society. that's my game plan. my signature activity at the moment is is cooperman scholars

making the works of kenny rogers never more true. do you hold them or fold them. do you hold them or fold them? >> interesting the way you say that those are all the names you want me to trade in a blanket of names. i would say that you hold sands. you fold the rest, but what's counter intuitive, mgm has the least exposure to macau, that one you would think would do better going-forward >> yes, every time you bet on mgm to make up the lag, it never does maybe you take a flyer on mgm to close that gap now. >> these are stocks that actually think of the operators that are getting most of the revenue or growth coming from mccow is mccaw falling apart people get very worried about capital flows. i think this is a time where probably the currency and what's going on in china is a temporary dynamic as a result of the trade war. i think this is an opportunity but not tomorrow >> if the reference point is china, put it in the context of what it did in the '07 peak. it was $149. in the '09 low, it was 145 this is cyclicality at its best. we're bouncing around -- we're at 7

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the front page of the "new york times," below the fold -- details from kenny rogers and maggie habermann the "new york times." the question we are asking the sunday morning -- is centrism dead? caller: good morning. thank you very much for c-span. i truly enjoy this show. i think the problem with centrism can be traced to both parties. i think that the gerrymandering that both parties perpetuate insulates certain geographic democratic orther republican. and people are not given a choice. i think the solution to this would be to mandate that congressional districts be drawn along school district lines, many exist, with as contiguous school district's making up one congressional school district. once you do that, it does not allow these politicians to just keep being reelected and reelected without any accountability. for myself, i have not really had a choice on the congressional person that i cared for in my life, and i am 60 years old. thank you once again. host: thank you. we want to share news about congressman john lewis, the representative from georgia, democrat and civil rights ic