. >> third question's worth 00 entrepreneur kristina roth has created supershe island, a private retreat of finland where, as you can guess fromwed? >> well, i'm thinking supershe d, men. final answer. >> would you have bought that? would you have invested in that? >> i don't know. >> [laughs] that's right. >> i like all-inclusive things. yeah. [applause] >> $2,000. our next stop is 3,000. here it is. poking fun at his more famous brother, what musician recorded the 1965 song "i didn't walk the line"? >> oh, my. >> i think that was johnny cash's, "walk the line," right? >> okay. >> so i'm gonna say c, tsw.

joining me on the panel today we have carol roth, steve forbes, gary kaltbaum and zachary carabell. we have kristina partsinevelos who you might have heard at the press conference. she will be joining us. you might have heard her ask a couple of questions to the president. steve forbes, your opinion on what we just heard because again you heard very low talking president. he's usually a lot more animated at these pressers than he was today. i'm wondering how much of all this is pressing down on him right now. >> well, as you point out, sheer fatigue, but for somebody who has been going through what he went through, that was an impressive list of countries he listed he's had an interaction with the last 72 hours, that was quite feisty. most of us would be snoozing off like his commerce secretary did during his speech at the u.n. i didn't think it was a bad press conference at all. i thought he hit back and dealt with the impeachment thing, and then i loved how he asked for an economic question. he didn't get it, but he asked for it. david: kristina partsinevelos is there for us. you got two questions

kristina. climate protesters shutting down traffic all over d.c. this morning. former investment banker carol rothnding the wrong message to kids. why, carol? >> well i feel like these kids should be filled with gratitude and hope and optimism. it is the best time to be alive in history. we live in the greatest country in the world yet we have these kids walking around with anxiety and depression and why? because adults in their life are telling them that the world is going to end and they are going to die in anywhere from 18 months to 15 years. i'm sorry, when kids are developing, this is not the messaging they should be giving to them. there are ways to get this messaging across in positive manner. they can be great global citizens, without saying guess what, you're going to die? david: it's a little more simple in my mind, that you're supposed to be preparing in terms of your ability to write well, ability to do mathematical calculations they're failing on that front. most new york schools and other schools and other big cities have come way down in their preparations standards for kids going o