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ken langone is well known for his philanthropy, contpations to the nyu langone medical center and worldned and saved countless lives. it's not just nyu langone medical center you spent so much of your time and money but education, which we're going to get to. and full disclosure, i'm on the board of nyu and proud of that. what do you think of the tax plan they're talking about? ken: i think at the end of the day, they'll leave it alone. the damage that will be done to charities, in my case it doesn't matter. why? because the minimal alternative tax, okay? and that's fine. as far as i'm concerned, take what you want from me, this country has been great to my wife and me and our family. i can't believe all the wonderful opportunities i've had, and i can't believe, thank god the success i've had. my philanthropy is driven from one thing, and that's giving back to those places that were there for me. nyu, i think all of us that have done well, and some of us who have done extremely well like myself, i think there's a strong moral obligation to make sure that we do our part to give the next

. >> reporter: in 2014 doctors at nyu langone medical center put desmond on canabidiles, or cbd, onecbd does not induce a high. this week's study of 120 children with a rare form of epilepsy found those who were given cbd along with their standard medications had a nearly 40% reduction in the frequency of seizures. >> we just didn't know what the placebo response was. >> reporter: dr. oren davinsky directs the comprehensive epilepsy center at nyu langone and led the trial. >> after so much time, literally 4,000 years of anecdote and belief, we now have scientific rigor. we have evidence. >> reporter: desmond is now 9 and can go days without a seizure, sometimes weeks. >> our son is actually starting to emerge. >> i just had the best mother's day ever. he did the carousel. and just having fun with the kids outside on a gorgeous day without having to worry about des having a seizure. >> he was smiling. he was laughing. he was enjoying life. >> are you ready to go home? i know you're not. >> he's like the best hugger. he gives you these big hugs. >> reporter: though the family says desm

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i went down to have dinner with bernie marcus, arthur blank, and kim langone.aid, i have to confess to you guys. until you called me up, i had never been in a home depot. [applause] jamie: a guy who i worked with said, jamie, you have to go to one before you go to the dinner. [laughter] jamie: they did not care. they said, we want you the person. we are not interested in what you know. we are looking for the heart, mind, and spirit. what you know about merchants and stuff like that. a couple of other internet companies. you make a billion dollars type of thing. i figured this is my chance. how many major financial companies are there? 30? how many of them have changed ceos in a four-year period. four or five? how many argan ago outside? are going to go outside? one? so i said this is my commercial credit. i put a lot of my money into it, and the stock was cheap. and i thought, you know what -- i look at business as i wear the jersey, i am not a hired gun. ok? i am going to bleed for the company and it will give everything i got. i do not want to hand it over to

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and how about this comment from the billionaire home depot co-founder ken langone, an interview on "wallt week," an interview you can see in full tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern which he says he wishes he was a young investor again. >> i wish i was 21 again. i think the opportunities in america in the next 25 years, no matter how hard our politicians try to screw it up, the opportunities are phenomenal. >> how about that? turn to former presidential candidate mike huckabee, maybe, i don't know, if you wish a young investor or young governor again, governor huckabee. it's interesting with all of the headlines today, we played the song it's the end of the world on purpose. i don't know if pulling out of paris is the end of the world. stock market doesn't think it was. what do you think? >> certainly doesn't. i'm not that much interested in being a investor. i'd just like to be young, 21 again. that was a long time ago. let me tell you what happened when i was 21. when i was in college, we were told we were about to have a global cooling that would turn all into popsicles by 1980. and told if

coming up in just a moment, home depot co-founder and billionaire philanthropist ken langone is my special standing by with the numbers that will impact main street to wall street. connell over to you. >> disappointing jobs report to end the week as the u.s. economy added 138,000 jobs last month, well below expectations.

david: which ken langone spoke out in favor of. >> well, i think it is hopefully it will be dead. some will cling to it. it will do the economy far more harm than good. get that out of the way. get a big clean tax cut, i think president will go out there. he already realized do what ronald reagan did. that is create public opinion to push congress and waivers you might say in congress, those a little timid, realize american people need this thing. i think that jobs report you know scores we're still in this 2% rut. contrary to all of these naysayers, there is no reason why this economy when we remove the barriers couldn't grow at twice the rate, 4%. david: we did it before during reagan. >> you betcha we did. also in the '90s. got the tax cuts. >> republican senator richard byrd that the senate will produce a comprehensive plan to repeal and replace obama care by end of this year. why not? >> i think again that is just, when you leave congress to its own devices not much get done. they only work three days a week. rest. time they're campaigning doing whatever they do or don't do.

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natalie azar, nyu langone medical center in new york.e group -- most people get -- >> how about everyone? >> lots of people get their insurance through the way i'm talking about how you get covered, you have group coverage and medicaid and medicare and then people with no insurance. >> yeah. >> how do these proposed changes affect a patient when they go to a doctor. >> to your point, the majority of p.m. in this country do get employer sponsored health care. this whole discussion we're talking about millions of people but it does represent a smaller percentage of the big nut but that doesn't mean it's not important. the medicaid numbers in and of themselves are staggering. to ron's piece about the rural aspect of all of this, there are nuances and differences between rural medicaid health care and urban health care. lots of people look into this health care policy experts have done studies and there are subtle differences between the two but nonetheless very important. rural patients to be older and sicker and hospitals are typically the

an interview with ken langone. over to stuart. stuart: the expansion looked like it was off and running. more jobs and stocks hit the best levels in history. good friday morning, everyone. that's the news and it's not what you're seeing in the news media, but it is the news that affects us all and it's a trump success story. maybe that's why the media is ignoring it. look at this, 253,000 private sector jobs created last month. independent businesses report a hiring surge, best in decades. oh, here is the disappointment. the government reports that overall, only 138,000 jobs created last month. a million since the election, but that may jobs report from the government is not good. it's a warning shot to congress. please, get tax reform done. i'm going to backtrack for a moment. the president takes us out of the paris clite deal ande says that that will stop the hemorrhaging of jobs. well, investors went on a tear with all of this. and all indicators hit record highs late yesterday and look at this. for our followers on radio, list

an interview with ken langone. over to stuart.d running. more jobs and stocks hit the best levels in history. good friday morning, everyone. that's the news and it's not what you're seeing in the news media, but it is the news that affects us all and it's a trump success story. maybe that's why the media is ignoring it. look at this, 253,000 private sector jobs created last month. independent businesses report a hiring surge, best in decades. oh, here is the disappointment. the government reports that overall, only 138,000 jobs created last month. a il

this morning adp showed 253,000 private sector jobs added to the economy last month, businessman ken langonealf a percent cac quarante in paris, up 3/4 of a percent dax off a quarter of a percent in asia overnight markets mixed best was japan nikkei average off better than 1%, hillary clinton is now blaming her election those on a vast russian conspiracy, as house intelligence committee issues first subpoenas related to the russia probe, former fbi director jim comey reportedly planning to testify to congress next week about his conversations with president trump. fox business network blake burman is covering the story at who is a right now with very latest blake, good morning to you. reporter: maria, good morning to you as well according to reports o former fbi director jim comey would testify in washington as soon as next thursday could take place, before the senate intelligence committee those reports also suggest that comey could testify, that president trump had asked him to drop the investigation, into the former national security advisory michael flynn, this month at press conference