he is a media executive, graduated from lawrenceville school in 1960. producers are telling us. tweet me so i don't look stupid. >> he is the former ceo of a very, very, very large media company. >> that helps a little bit, but i need more time. you could have told me that before. >> castles in the air. >> that helps. ♪ >> it is friday on "market makers." time for the yearbook game. media executive graduated from the lawrenceville school in new jersey many years ago, class of 1960. >> you gave me all the hints, which i appreciated. it is michael eisner. >> it is. that is what he looks like today and that is what he looked like as probably an 18-year-old in 1960. aged reasonably gracefully. lard theit when people answer with extra. >> we like to bring the funny. a lot of people got it. i was an outlier. from have to take a break the yearbook came to bring you important news. we have been talking about argentina all week. elliott management has been in a battle with argentina. a u.s. court has told argentina it must pay it and the other holdouts to honor

and great britain and he went to school in lawrenceville and georgetown and they are all quite different so the family can cover a wide spectrum and their people were very conservative, there are princes that are very conservative, there those that are more liberal, there are those who exist in the family as well. >> host: how firm is their control? >> guest: i write in the book that it's very hard to see how they lose control because they do not, unlike the old soviet union, they don't rule in a totalitarian manner. and they don't cajole people. but they are facing far more difficult problems internally and externally in the neighborhood with iran and syria and it is a nasty neighborhood they live in including what makes this moment in time most honorable. and this band of brothers is dying off. the king is 90 or 91 years old and the crown prince is 70 years old and this includes bid youngest of the set of sutter brothers who is 69 years old. so they are going to have to make a generational change and that means that you have all of the brothers children who think that they should becam

he went to lawrenceville in 1977. he went to yale and played lacrosse with a pink triangle on his shirt. he was protesting for gay rights. i do not imagine it was such an important issue as it is today. >> these are exactly the types of people who take risks. to $50,00000 a year here. these are the people we look for in our business. he is the perfect profile of that entrepreneur spark. a fascinating story. i so we can read it on bloomberg.com. you will probably tweak it out. leslie picker. us,eabody will stay with guest host this morning. coming up, heading to the middle east. they have had problems in a lot of other places, even though we all use it constantly. serena williams tried for something that has not been done since the mid-70's. peek at the u.s. open. can she do it at her age? stay with us. ♪ >> coming up in the next hour, verizon sustainability officer james gowen talks with us about solar energy. its rideis taking hailing app to israel. regulatory issues are not likely to be the company's biggest obstacl

sneaking children turned wire into lawrenceville. they didn't inform the community and i said we shouldn't do this. i believe there is a humane, appropriate process. that will require conference of immigration reform. it will require more judges so children can be processed, many of which will be sent back. >> mr. glaspie, these children in stanton virginia. >> this is heartbreaking there's no doubt about it. i can imagine. my father king at the age of 8 on a two-week boat journey from ireland. but with his mother and brothers and sisters. the notion of turning a child over to a coyote to go through churches territory to come to this country, can american should -- imagine with his parents go through in this children go through. the compassion responses to make clear, don't keep doing this. don't keep sending this children here because they are not going to be afforded american citizen ship as a result of that. we do need to get resources for more judges, about 40 more from what i've heard. i support that. again, let me be clear. the