liz: okay.k at apple, it's about to snap an eight-day-long losing streak. it is up 1.75% or $1.65. still, though, well below $100 a share. you know what? i'm thinking that may be partially what's behind an attempt by the bulls at a comeback with just 58 minutes to trade. look at the marks. we are down -- markets. we are down 128 point, but the dow has clawed back about 80 points. the selloff in large part due to maybe a couple of things, the 14th month in a row in shrinkage of chinese factory activity and a weak u.k. report, and they're renewing fears of a global showdown. rising crude output from iraq -- so they've finally gotten their activity up to scale -- plus the saudis admitting they're near record pumping, adding to concerns of the global oil glut. we've got oil names falling, oil prices are falling. worst performer today for the dow, exxonmobil. we also have schlumberger as a very big drag on the entire group. we have some names hitting lifetime highs, maybe you own some of these. chlor

liz?>> could say it's going the way of the buggy whip or the typewriter, some of it is market oriented. others say it's political. watching it closely. good story. thank you very much. >>> closing bell 29 minutes away. the dow is falling 16 points after having well in the green territory. donald trump's fund-raising capabilities coming into question. we talked about that as he looks to take the republican party the victory come november. >>> coming up, he ran against trump. he debated trump, but will he vote for trump? we will ask former virginia governor jim gilmore who dropped out of the race in february, that very question. find out next on "countdown to the closing bell." stand by, governor. tesla is hitting a roadblock, they lost less money than analysts were expecting and sales jumped 46% in the first quarter. the company did announce plans to rev up production of model 3 sedan in order to have 500,000 cars build by 2018. shares of tesla down 4%. >>> where he's going, he doesn't need

liz claman, take it away. liz: i sure will, trish, thank you. donald trump looking for the knockout punch on the campaign trail in indiana today just one day ahead of that crucial primary vote. billionaire businessman says it's over for his rivals if he wins tomorrow in the hoosier state, and there is some new evidence that that may just happen. trump up by 125 points in the -- 15 points in the latest "wall street journal" poll. in the democratic race, hillary clinton outraising senator bernie sanders in april, but the vermont senator says hillary will feel the bern all the way to the convention. on wall street the markets not sticking with that old adage of sell in may and go away. the dow jones industrials up 11 points. we are -- 111 points. we are talking all of it, stocks, politics, your money and more with the man called the biggest rock star in the business world. look at the international press corps trying to get to billionaire warren buffett this weekend at his annual berkshire hathaway shareholder meeting. "countdown" was right in the

liz: still too high. so says elliott. >> thank you, liz.y time, from oil and gas, to solar, this might be a case of what have you done for me lately? solar city stock getting slashed even though the residential solar installment companies saw revenue surge 82% but lowered its predictions for installations because of an increasing of pricing for its commercial business. so you add to that the soon to expire government incentives that have propped up many solar companies and the pressure is tapping down the stock. last summer ceo linden about the subsidies, he said we're ready for it. >> in 2017 the tax credit has a massive reduction. goes down from 30% down to 10%. and based on our cost reduction, we have to achieve $2.50 a watt, which may be too much detail for your audience, but we have to get our cost down, we have a clear roadmap to get to that point so come 2017 we'll punch right through it. liz: that was a year ago and look at solar city shares, they are tanking about 23% at the moment. the stock is down more than 60% year over year. b

liz: 2%.he stock would be down with a move to oust the ceo and put in there -- liz: can we get that chart up? >> and put in an unknown. sherry redstone, who's leading the charge to oust philippe due monday, trying to get her old man to kick him out. he controls viacom via gnarling amusement company -- national amusement company? owns both viacom and cbs. you would think the stock would be down, but it's up. what the market here is saying, and it's kind of a tale of two stocks. we're going to get into bayer and monsanto in a minute. they don't have a lot of confidence in philippe dumond, and i don't think they should -- liz: underperforms competitors. >> you know, he pulled a lot of money out of it. and here's where we really have a problem, what investors really have a problem, i think, with his performance. a couple months ago he was saying that sumner redstone was completely competent. now for some reason he's saying, as sumner's looking to get rid of him -- liz: he's suddenly not competent.

liz: to you, too. happy day to the bulls, the markets are spiking higher at this hour after that disappointing april jobs report basically kills the chances of a june rate hike by the fed. dow jones industrials jumping 63 points right now as the nasdaq moves higher by 12. s&p up about 5. the major indices started reversing losses, could this go anywhere. the april jobs report, the worst in several months, 202,000 jobs were created. so the president came out a couple of hours ago to say it won't move faster until we see fairer corporate tax reform and until we see the minimum wage hike, something warren buffett says will hurt jobs. how will those two things increase job creation? coming up, we've got the united states secretary of labor for the answer, secretary tom perez is here. oil outlook up in flames at this hour as thousands of stranded oil field workers make a daring escape from a wildfire raging out of control in alberta, canada. 1500 vehicles trying desperately to flee. we'll get that to you st

liz: correct?at we now see that just emerged out of china last year and now for the first time in the united states is the mcr gene, which is another plasma. it contains a whole range of resistance. if you have those two together, you can forget penicillin, you can forget your fancy broad spectrum antibiotics, you're in serious trouble. we're on the cusp of the end of antibiotics. liz: okay. that's what the c.d.c. director said. in fact, he said the medicine cabinet will be empty and useless. >> yes. liz: if this thing starts to spread. >> yes. liz: i have to ask. is this our over use or problematic prescription of antibiotics coming home to roost? >> you know what it really is? and this is what makes me quite angry actually. this is fundamentally about agricultural use. we use far more -- i mean we as the world use far more antibiotics to promote getting fat chickens and fat pigs than we do to cure diseases either in animal or people. and indiscriminate use as growth promoters is why? why do all o

liz: breaking news. we now have the tally. 19 protesters have been arrested in chicago during these demonstrations known as moral mondays. protesters seem to be disbanding at this hour, though, after having demanded economic equality and no more tax cuts for the wealthy. we are going to bring you more on this story as it develops. but, again, this is a huge topic of discussion from the vineyards of california to the back room of the gop power brokers. everybody trying to figure out how to -- how to deal with this type of issue here. but we have many, many different situations, multi -- multimillionaires who want to solve some of the problems. >> multimultimillionaires. liz: multimultimillionaires. but they want to help with the situation. and let's bring in one of them. john jordan has used his business skills and personal fortune to support political campaigns across the country both at the local and national levels. john, great to have you here. i'm wondering if you saw these protests. and you've been

liz? liz: yeah., remember, if it's in the water, it takes a long time to locate that kind of thing. thank you very much. here in the u.s. the safety of american airports the top priority in the wake of the egyptair crash. the tsa holding a news conference at chicago's o'hare airport along with illinois senator dick durbin and chicago major rahm emanuel. tsa administrator peter neffenger said he makes sure travelers are more secure by checking his workers constantly. listen. >> anytime you have a trusted population, you want to verify the trust of that population. we run them continuously against terror screening databases looking for affiliations with people who are in those databases or in databases associated with that and then looking at their criminal history, background check. and we do that ourselves regularly with the intelligence community. liz: but if a flight originates in a sketchy country, jeff flock, you're at o'hare right now. how can they check that? that, i think, is the real weak lin

liz: okay. breaking news. could call it a slight stabilization but the floor dropping out from under twitter, even after the little bluebird announced today that it would drop video and photos from the 140 character limit. so arguably people would have loved that. but investors did not. the stock is getting slammed. now, just after the opening bell, twitter hit a record low of about $13.72. right now you can see it's up off that floor. but still just at $14.07 still down about two and a third percent. this as other social media names, i was checking facebook and groupon, they are moving higher. and analysts, downgrading it from a sell to a neutral, so that stock not doing well right now. rejected, turning down buyers take over offer, the american seed maker says it is still open to talks but claims it's worth way more than $62 billion. right now shares are still moving higher by two and two-thirds percent. probably on the belief that buyer might continue to come back with a better rate here. right now buyer is

liz claman is still in vegas, are you winning at the poker tables, liz? liz: trying, blowing on the dice, trying to do everything i can. that question you posed, a lot of people are talking about here. in the meantime, wall street reversing course right now. the dow powering to the upside swing more than 130 points. the dow jones industrials up 50 points. we're seeing a little muscle after having been down more than 80. also at this hour, the republican party one baby step closer to unifying around donald trump as candidate for president of the united states, but was the speaker of the house's comment more trump about lukewarm than white hot? the billionaire businessman wrapping up talks with house and senate republican leadership. lot of talk about that here. but trump and house speaker paul ryan describing the meeting as, quote, a positive step toward unification. okay, you can read not yet at unification, not all the trump news is coming out of d.c. plenty of trump pepper at the salt conference. that's the skybridge alternative conference in vegas. for

liz. . liz: okay. jo ling, thank you very much.u have got a great assignment there. 18 minutes to go and stocks are down right now, folks. i wish we had better news but the bears, they love it. and speaking of bears, one of the biggest bears of all, peter of pacific capital here with me live from the salt conference in las vegas. his battle is a big, hot titting. weighing in on the 2016 race and the markets like only peter shift can. what our favorite has to say about the economy, the presumptive nominee donald trump and his next biggest worry. the next big danger to the economy. you've got to hear that next on countdown. dow is down 213 now . . . . you can fly across welcome town in minutes16, or across the globe in under an hour. whole communities are living on mars and solar satellites provide earth with unlimited clean power. in less than a century, boeing took the world from seaplanes to space planes, across the universe and beyond. and if you thought that was amazing, you just wait. ♪ in new york state, we believe tomorrow st

liz: thank you very much. we need to let our viewers know, any new developments for the search, we found it, right? they have agreed they have found at least the wreckage, but any new developments on the news swirling around it we will interrupt. in just a few minutes we have former cia ambassador james woolsey regarding the terrorism, what he thinks happened here, the threats facing france. all the countries in europe and, of course here in the united states. so look, it is no surprise that the markets are in no mood to jump higher. we have this, new york fed president william dudley adding on the fed minutes, the fed is ready to hike if the data continue on the decent path. today dudley told the crowd that june will be the so-called live meeting, there is a possibility they could raise and that a rate hike is still on the table for july depending on economic data. so what are the markets think? right now we're pricing in a 26% chance the fed will hike rates next month. remember one month ago that probability

i'm -- liz i'm -- liz: compromise?ll, the reason i like paul ryan, i think he has great potential. potential means you haven't done something yet. but i think paul ryan has the potential to be a great leader because i think he's motivated mostly by ideas and reforms. and that's what american people want to see. they -- they're in a mood of throw the bums out. and donald trump is obviously not one of those of the establishment, neither is bernie sanders for that matter. as far as voting, elections are about choices. and while there's no ronald reagan in that election, it is about choices, and i think the successful businessman is better than the other choices. liz: and, governor davis, look, if the choice is hillary clinton, what does she need to do to sweep up this supporters of bernie? she's not going to make him vice president. i would presume you're going to say that. however, does she bring in a vice president who's very progressive? and reflects what bernie sanders has done and believes certainly to grab some of t

liz claman has got you covered, off 14 to0. liz: look, what happened to the bulls? doing a disappearing act. and right now any gains the dow made this month have vanished. we are down 141 points, we're looking every single step of the way what the markets are doing in these last 59 minutes of trade. >>> donald trump's salute to vets sparking a range of reactions across america the day after memorial day weekend. in a pretty touchy and feisty news conference hours ago, the billionaire businessman under pressure to reveal the names of charities where he says he raised and donated millions after he skipped that fox news debate finally gave a number. we've got the dollar amount, more importantly, the reaction. that's coming up. >>> out west, hillary clinton desperate for a major endorsement in california got it as her campaign shifts strategies to put on a full-court press in the golden state. will it all be enough to best bernie? senator bernie sanders pushing ahead with his california dream just one week ahead of the primary. our political panel on how sanders' gains

liz: why not? >> the issue of who your running mate is is one paramount issue and that is who can be president of the united states if you can't, if you are sick or unavailable? liz: does bernie get a roll? >> i think he gets a roll if he is interested. sometimes people are a little less then the movement they create and that is the case with mister sanders. he has had 35 years in the public trust, hasn't done anything. it seems to me that he has had an enormous whirlwind of support with people. liz: you just swipe at bernie sanders. >> i didn't swipe at him. it is not a swipe. he should be admired for having brought this along but he is not necessarily the greatest thing in the world. liz: lincoln was a republican, president lincoln became president he immediately brought on his rivals, william seward and others, they were among his biggest critics yet he brought them on. that was a really amazing move because sometimes you bring in the people with whom you fight the most and they have good ideas

with liz claman is taking you through it. liz: we are calling it entered mission. the businessman just wrapped up the news conference moments ago. he is in bismarck north dakota his energy policy at any moment. and it all comes the same day the associated press says donald trump has reached the magical delegate number to officially become the republican nominee. 1237. he's reached that right now. so as we wait for the presumptive republican nominee to address the williston basin petroleum conference in the heart of america's oil and gas boom. in the wide ranging news conference, mr. trump called president obama quote incompetent. attacked hillary clinton for saying she wants to put coal companies out of business. also attacked bernie sanders for wanting to end fracking. trump says that the country needs to open up more fracking to avoid dependence on middle eastern oil. he would absolutely approve, he said, the keystone pipeline, and he would get the government out of the way of the energy industry. oh, republican senator rob portman is on the senate energy committ

liz: the government has to change. me right now in a fox business exclusive somebody who really understand venezuela, he's been on the ground there for years and fox business exclusive former u.s. embassador to venezuela patrick duddy. does any of this surprise you, what's happening on the ground in venezuela right now? >> no. the economic model that president chÁvez sought to impose in which -- to a very large degree president maduro has supported since his election in 2013, essentially is a flawed one. it has devastated the private sector. now for a long time record high oil prices essentially masked the weaknesses in the system, but the decline in oil prices over the last year have revealed its flaws but some of the flaws were evident a long time ago. liz: how close are we of a tipping point here into complete chaos, we have crisis, we have violence, how close are we to a point where somebody storms the presidential building, something has to happen, something has to give? >> well, it's clearly a very alarming skept

let's go back out to liz claman for the salt conference. liz.hley, with all of the news that's been outlined, i want to bring in mark of the templeton funds, the emerging markets guru. listen, at this very moment, you have the heard running and screaming away from the situation where the president of brazil has been suspended and may be impeached. what was your investment view right now for brazil? >> the view we have is now is the time to get into brazil because longer term, brazil is going to do gangbusters. we think they're going to do very, very well. and the political changes that are taking place now mean that they are really serious about reform. this is one of the key aspects of most of these emerging markets is that the reform process must go forward because that's when you get value being created. liz: do you think the president is going to be impeached? and how does that affect your investment view if she is? >> she will be impeached i believe. but even if she's not as a political figure, she's finished. in other words, you're going t

cheryl: the richest minds with liz. . . . . liz clayman. lauren: first cruise from u.s. port.00-pager left miami bound for havana on a 7-day cruise. carnival said it will travel every other week from miami to cuba and bookings $1,800 per pont. i've been to cuba. cheryl: let's do it. most of you probably been to the movies, jungle book to the movies reigns again. >> what's that? >> that's a song about the good life. cheryl: the golden state warriors win again without steph curry. those stories and a lot more coming up. checking u.s. stock market futures as we go to break. the dow pointing up by 18, s&p two and a quarter and nasdaq up less than a point. we will take it. you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. i'll save the day! for plumbers and bakers and scapers of lawn, she's got customized coverage you can count on. you chipped my birdbath! now you're gonna pay! not so fast! i cover more than just cars and trucks. ♪ action flo did somebody say "insurance"? children: flo! ♪ action flo cut! can i get a smoothie, please? ooh! they got smoothies?

liz * he will negotiate. he wrote the book "the art of the deal."had a lot of movie stars and celebrities the last couple years. liz and i on wednesday night had the opportunity to spend time with will smith. i was amazed and i think you are as well. he has an interesting business. i think a lot of people don't realize he's a very smart guy. liz: he sticks to his principles and i asked about his controversial movie "concussion." and i said have you heard from the nfl? he said no, but they pulled my super bowl tickets this year. but he didn't care. he realized from all of his research that this is an issue. he wouldn't let his kid play football today is what he told me. gary: we have to run, liz and charlie. thanks for joining us at the salt conference in las vegas. anthony: next week we have helping fund manager jamie dimon. you won't want to miss. (radio anncr): scorching heat today folks, stay cool out there! walter! ♪ stop suffering with hot ac - cool it yourself with a/c pro. just connect the hose, squeeze the trigger and check the gauge. with 2

liz: watch out.mb. >>> disney ceo bob iger has harsh words for senator bernie sanders after bernie claimed disney creates income inequality. liz: so here is what is happening. top executives at disney confirming to me that, yes, bob iger went on his personal facebook page and blasted bernie sanders. bernie sanders was in anaheim, california near disneyland saying that disney is responsible for a culture of greed, for income inequality, for rigged economy. here you go. here is bob iger to bernie sanders. we create 11,000 new jobs at disneyland and anaheim in the past decade. our company created 18,000 in the u.s. this last five years. how many jobs, have you, bernie sanders created? what have you contributed to the u.s. economy? so bernie sanders is quiet. he is silent on the economic growth that disney has brought to the u.s. economy. you don't hear a word from bernie sanders about that. stuart: wonder how many jobs bernie has created in his 20 odd years in the senate? liz: he has been campaigning as

liz: don't have him. . stuart: childish. liz: that's right. it is childish.st republicans; right? speakers. now this is a democrat. stuart: i want to see a democrat, especially hillary and bernie, stand up and say is this right or is this wrong? yes or no? liz: free taxpayer subsidy, yes, they should step into that. stuart: yes, speak up. ashley: how could you be illegal and graduating from georgetown university? i don't get it. stuart: apparently they are. now we want to go to california. you want to talk liberal lunecy? donald trump will hold fundraisers in california later this month. larry elder is with us. not seen him for a long time. radio host in california. he's back. now, i have to ask you this question. i ask all california guests the same question. are you going to tell me that donald trump could carry california in the presidential election? we haven't seen a republican take california since 1988, george bush senior. do you think it could happen with trump this year? seriously? >> i really don't know. there is a shot. already the polls show him w

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liz: correct.our accounting firms who do business in china, they will tell you how their accounting goes. stuart: negative on alibaba are we not? tell it how it is. liz: i covered corporate accounting scandals for "the wall street journal" there you go. stuart: you have street cred there. how about ford motor company big recall of the ford f-150s, problem with the brakes. stock is going up. recalls don't count. liz: this is the country's most popular truck here. recalls not affecting ford. master cylinder brake, looking at 2013, 2014 models here. stuart: let's get to politics. we're all comfortable with politics. by the way, quickly, the dow is at another high for the day. we're up 173. okay. i'm calling what you're seeing now on the screen the implosion of the left. you've got violent protests. mexican flag being waved in the face of american presidential candidate. those protests turning violent. what you're looking at last night outside of the trump rally in new mexico. now, the democrats on cap

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liz: , yes.today compares apple's losses, i guess losses in the stock price to those that say apple's loss is four times worse than enron. i don't get it. i don't think anything is glowsly unfair. >> i know you don't enjoy being -- i covered corporate accounting scandals at the wall street journal and forbes. and to put a solid company with 230 billion or so in cash and investments compared to enron which is vapors and fumes, i think that's journalistic mapractice. they quoted s&p numbers on where the numbers stacked up to apple and other companies in terms of their loss in market share. pretty big. and also this is what we did. apple's stock loss since it was introduced in the dow last year, last march, look at this. it equates to ireland, gdp, the gdp of finland and new zealand. and here's the deal. apple was introduced into the dow of march of last year. the now account, account for a quarter of the you to's downturn. about 605 points there. stuart: compare them to use the word enron in connec

liz: yeah,.t meeting but nonetheless, it will come up i'm sure. liz: yeah,. stuart: i've got four big names. you know them all, and they're all in food, and their stocks have all hit lifetime high. mcdonald's, tyson chicken, cisco with an s, food delivery and food it supply people, consolation brands, mostly beer and wine. all four of them new all-time highs for those stocks. what is going on? netflix getting into reality tv. sylvester stallone involved in. ashley: this is interesting. a ten-episode program called the ultimate beast master. going to have 108 jocks from around the world trying to compete head-to-head in one of the most physically demanding obstacle courses ever divide. it's called the beast, and you have to master the beast. stuart: a jock as an a young, athletic male. ashley: , yes. stuart: can't wait for that. netflix is up on that. way to get that stock up. get jocks together. that will work. now the series subject here. new controversy over airbnb. black user say they are bein

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liz: that's correct.outine traffic from his friends decided to develop a program called cops thing. and right as an amber alert, warning them of dangers in the immediate area. graham webster joins us now. can you give us a brief explanation of how this thing works? >> stuart, 18,000 state and local law enforcement agencies in america and they are unable to communicate with each other. for example, a criminal and the district of columbia might threaten to kill a police officer here, yet a virgin officer wouldn't know about that. the system is the only network designed to connect law-enforcement officers nationwide. stuart: at the moment it is in use and how many districts, and how many police areas. >> continues in 10 states across the u.s. stuart: and networks. >> yes, sir. thousands of officers on the network whose lives have been saved. criminals, showed kidnappers, car thefts, et cetera are being thwarted he tries to many communication system. >> cops think traded under the symbol coi n. stuart: thanks

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liz: who will get on that?ould get to la in 30 minutes and might be worth it. >> relax a little and slow down. why does it have to be 750? liz: in a windowless to with no windows. if you had windows you would get really sick. stuart: a big been can. just about killed, dead and buried the hyperloop on this program this morning but i bet you it will be a reality. >> electric car goes from 0 to 60 and 3 seconds and i have been in one and it is terrific. i am not against acceleration but 400 miles an hour. stuart: i got to ask this. this is for you. that report, we had it yesterday that says a lot of use of tylenol, acetaminophen, reduces your ability to empathize with people. reduces it. what do you make of that? >> that is one of those associative findings. i am against using too much tylenol because of your liver, against using too much but i don't think it has anything to do with empathy. empathy is something you learn over many years. not one of those things where they put one group in and gave up tylenol and

liz: it is a 50/50 coin toss. liz: a foreign deal. >> market written for a while. >> foreign markets are part of it so i agree with that, it will make them hold on. stuart: how about more headlines from donald trump? trump talks tech. one of the things he said in an interview yesterday was tech stocks are looking a little topy and some like amazon would come below $70 a share but also said he wants to audit the federal reserve. i never understood what an audit would mean for the fed. ashley: they are basing their decisions on we should watch what they are doing from the dollar standpoint. i don't think janet yellen is doing a bad job, whatever rather have a republican in there but i don't believe with other candidates, rand paul, we should do away with the federal reserve, they have an important function but he says i would like to keep them under the covers to see how they come about. stuart: he wants release of information that is not released. he wants to open up the book, look at what they are doing. liz: he is saying the low rate

liz and charlie, thank you for joining us.hony: next week our guests are charles schwab chief ment s are charles schwab chief ment s >> i'm very capable of changing to anything wants to change to. down* i'm sick of both these people and sick of the endless coverage of them. most of what they will do will be bad. the best comes from the private sector. but people look to government. they think it's sharing. so when people propose better, private solutions, they get

stuart: 1.7 liz: that's right.tuart: we're still up 110 points on the dow and not taken anything off the dow and even though it's a relatively strong report so it could give-- >> it doesn't blow the doors off, as they say, but it's not bad so the market is digesting it. stuart: nothing is happening, we're still up 1112. we' we'll-- 112. and more on the egyptair search. authorities say they've located debris from the missing flight. what else have we got. ashley: more on the latest news, the passenger manifesto on this flight contained no known names on terror watch lists. egyptian officials said there were no concerns at all about any of the passengers on this plane and they're continuing to find some debris, luggage and body parts. european pace agent says they've picked up what could be-- what appears to be an oil slick in the area that the debris is starting to be found. that may not come to this plane, the key to this is finding the black box. that will give them all the clues and of course, larger pieces of th

liz ann: sure.f them have closed their doors to new money, because they want to manage the asset size and the ability to continue to be nimble. the bigger problem is some of the small players that came in trying to ride that wave, and they ultimately hindsight came in at the wrong time, when the ability to generate returns -- that's been more of the criticism that you hear, where smarterthe martyr -- managers are saying i look around the folks managing the money, they don't really have the goods. a longerere's also term structural challenge. it hedge funds are basically compensation mechanism, it's how much you get commented a for the money, that compensation mechanism make sense when there is high growth, high yield, high returns. when you take those returns down, you can't make out. liz ann: if there are the remaining hedge funds that are able to aegon significant theyns, you could argue can justify a higher fee structure. think you're going to see that parcel of managers that are able to generate

this came from liz mcdonald.en they are eating food out of trash. this extraordinary. this is what socialism does. how can bernie sanders run as a socialist in america when this is going on in venezuela? >> being that i am pro-hillary, thank you for pointing that out and this is one of the reasons democrats need to look at the difference between a desire, the united states is very different from venezuela not only historically, economically, demographically, but this is why hillary clinton is the better choice, because she knows capitalism is a good thing but not having no federal government which would be more what donald trump would like, there has to be a balance between how much government involvement you have helping the country and its people and the robust economy has a balance of both with capitalism and with government and the experience of donald trump saying government bad and bernie sanders says capitalism and wall street all bad and the point why bernie sanders supporters need to look at what they wa

liz: still losing customers despite bob iger.hey lost 7 million espn customers within the last two years. stuart: 7 million in two years. >> because of competition, you can get your sports programming elsewhere. disney is concerned that it's lost its magic and ceo bob iger plans to step down in june 2018 so plans are in play here. stuart: espn again is the problem, the bottom line liz: that's right. stuart: okay, let's get to politics, why not? the economy front and center. bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in west virginia big time. 15 points. he's not going away and even the republicans, they're paying attention. look at what rnc chair reince prebus. it's nothing short of embarrassing, hillary clinton has been beaten over 20 times for a 74-year-old socialist. >> she's going left. >> yeah, she actually won west virginia, and the effect of coal miners and coal companies. for her, in health care, she's moved over to health care. he says he wants of course, single payer. >> and she says maybe we should let people buy into medicar

. >> anthony and liz held the team together thanks to a manager style that encouraged the employees to act like owners. >> we knew if we get through it, we will be stronger on the backside and it happened. >> there were no closed door meetings and no fear for gossip, and instead they held regular sessions reviewing all the financials, every month with every employee, and everybody knew the score. >> it made things transparent and there was not suspicion we are trying to hoard the cash but rather we were trying to preserve jobs and have a sustainable company. >> and it worked in ways liz said she never anticipated. >> i still get teary because people came to me and knew others that couldn't take the cut and would say take more from me. >> when it came back, we floated right into our old kind of groove, and everybody else was scrambling trying to find people and the ones they let go didn't want to come back. >> today the company not only has a backlog of jobs, but the staff has been repaid all of the lost wages with interests. >> we paid everything back, and i think we were finished payi