kevin o'leary, you're ready to go here respect you? >> go kevin. go, kevin.dutch master from kevin o'leary from "shark tank." >> a man of so many talents. >> i don't think he's going to stop george. >> no that's his cardio for the day. >> nice. >> ginger is all suited up, as well. >> is ginger -- is it now? >> no no. >> she's ready to go. that's coming back in a little bit. "shark tank: your life" is also coming back. we'll see more of kevin o'leary. back inside to robin. >> that was a moment. that was certainly a moment. and it's a huge friday here on "gma." not just because of that because joining us live from nashville, my dear friend number one selling solo artist in u.s. history, mr. garth brooks. he's here to help us share a special announcement about a once in a lifetime surprise for one very lucky mom. it is so good to see you, mr. brooks. i appreciate you -- >> look forward to seeing you. >> always always. so let's not make anybody wait any longer. we are launching the "gma" garth brooks mother's day surprise contest and the grand prize is you, my fr

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by the way, "shark tank's" kevin o'leary is here too. we're checking out these kid-tested pruks. nd george. >> thank you so much amy. >>> we also have magic performing live in times square. hey, magic. great to see them. let's get back to "the avengers." look who has joined us. the black widow herself. >> totally. it's me ginger in here. the beautiful wig i've got. you have a question. let's go for it. >> i'm robert and i'm from queens. >> from queens. what is your question? >> this question is for robert. great name, by the way. um, what's the best advice you have ever been given? >> well, first of all, queens rox. [ cheers and applause ] the first place i went to from university hospital was forest hills. i'm there with you. best advice i have ever been given is when it's freezing outside, wear layers. >> you wouldn't suggest neoprene. name and where you're from? >> i'm megan. from delaware. >> what is your question? >> it's for chris evans. do you ever feel pressured to live up to the legacy of your character? >> uh, i'm not doing a good job right now. i'm shivering. such a bab

kevin o'leary, chairman of o'leery financial. and it's a busy morning with dow off about 35 points.ing to an dreesen horowitz we should get ready for a major boom in tech m&a. we sought 3.5 trillion in deal-making below the all-time high in 2007. there's still plenty of value in the sector, according to the manager. citing companies like linkedin. certainly linked it will in adds to the argument. buying linda.com in recent days. kevin i don't know if you think it's a good or bad thing. >> i think there's two types of acquisitions. one is old dinosaur tech which is no growth left buying other dinosaur tech companies, squeezing the cost out. whacking the back office. driving cash flow. the more interesting is the infinite pes, a twitter or link linkedin. you could go buy real estate and still trade it up. if can you buy something that's generating cash, and your pe is 100 times and you're buying something at 7 or 8, that's vr accretive and yet the companies haven't done it yet. like they want to stay too pure. if i were them i would buy a lot of stuff that generate cash now before the

joining us this morning kevin o'leary chairman of o'leary funds and investor on "shark tank."sche, jon fortt on a day where the markets are doing well for the third day in a row. dow up more than 80 points. first up, apple's new retail chief, angela ahrendts, trying to change the way the company handles product launches. in a memo obtained by "business insider" she wants to encourage customers to avoid the apple store when the watch goes on sale and instead order on-line. she writes, the days of waiting in line and crossing fingers for a product are over for customers. this is a significant change in mindset and we need your help to make it happen. jon, what does this mean and where is this coming from? >> i think apple has a unique challenge here because there hasn't been a product since the ipod that people need to get their hands on more. people never seen something like this. the interface is new, you have bands that you want to feel on your wrist, and so they need to go somewhere to have that experience but now apple is trying to shift the culture so people don't go. real

joining me now is today's panel, larry kudlow carol roth as well as kevin o'leary.ell. let's begin with you, carol and some of the near records we're setting for markets even though it hasn't been a banner year so far. >> good news today, kelly, was the surprise. the markets were reacting to news about stocks individualsly appropriately. whether it's visa and mastercard with the opportunity to do payment processing directly in china, whether it was yum brands resolidifying the back half of the year. where there was good news it was going up. where there wasn't such good news, it was going down. i love the fact that we're back to company fundamentals that being said on many of these cases, the earnings multiples are rich for my taste. i'm not sure that that's fully good news. at least it seems more normal to me. >> speaking of that, i apologize for interrupting as we get these numbers out. before i interrupt, let's just go right to them. facebook results are out. let's begin with julia boorstin and these closely watched numbers. >> that's right, kelly. facebook repor

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joining us this morning kevin o'leary chairman of o'leary funds and investor on "shark tank." markets are doing well for the third day in a row.

let's bring in "shark tank" investor kevin o'leary and our very own rick santelli along with a panel, is this a massive buying opportunity for stocks? >> it's a sit and wait listless market, earnings have been lackluster. the fed, i wish they'd ram through a rate hike and get it behind us. at the end of the day, if you have to put incremental money to work, which i have to do i want to go into the credit market where i can make 4.5% on 36 months, almost investment grade double the paper of a company or should i buy a stock with a 3.2% dividend? what i'm leaning towards is an acceleration in earnings in request3 and q4. i believe we've not seen the full earnings power of energy prices. >> dennis that 8% figure kevin is looking for, are you finding that in stocks? >> not from this point on. keviness aa bright guy, brighter than i could ever be. he's mr. wonderful for a reason but 8% from here i don't think so. i think today was a very disturbing circumstance. it had been a bull market. it might well still be a bull market. i think damage was done to the psychology of the market the fact