michael warren recovers his asset. in. >> sheila and michael, they apparently began an affair. the other residents at the complex where sheila lived said "we thought michael and sheila were married, he was there so often." >> mr. warren, had actually paid for a place for her to live. >> deborah: so michael warren was paying for an apartment for sheila keen. >> yes, that's according to the police, that's correct. >> there are reports of some witnesses from a bargain motors that reported sexual activities inside michael's office. >> and according to witnesses, it sounds like marlene may have been on to them. >> there was an affair goin' on between them when marlene was alive for a while, quite a while, from what i understand. >> she never, she never talked about it though. >> when they asked mr. warren about the supposed affair with sheila keene, he denied it. >> sheila denied it outright. she would describe it. "no, we just work together. we're just doing work." >> in june 1990, just hours after investigators found the

they included from the uk lord chesterton mejia, sir michael warren called murphy, jonathan powell,ffl jeffries. ireland's, dick spring, davidfr andrews, sean, liz o'donnell, david cooney, tim o'connell and david donahue. special recognition must of course go to the leaders of the major northern ireland parties. jon q led the social democrats and david trumbull led the unionist party. without jon, there would not have been a peace process. back. [applause] without david trumbull, there would not have been a peace agreement. [applause] they were justly awarded the nobel peace prize. lord trumbull later served as the first minister of the northern ireland government. he was greatly aided by several officials gorge, lord jon taylor, lord ken mugginess for donaldson. in the stl p you received strong support from several talented leaders including seamus a brilliant orator and negotiator who later became deputy first minister rogers, sean. gerry adams the late led into and through the entire process. they were assisted by gerry kelly, barbara o'brien and alex who is now the speaker of the

value could get unlocked with a different manager warren has an extraordinary portfolio, but strategies could be different with the next management >> michaeluffett retires or steps down, there is more upside with new management? >> what i want to say this is a unique company where you wonder whether warren's policies today are holding back the full valuation. the stock is under valued in some members' minds. the debate our members have is it better with him at the helm or not it is literally a debate we have in groups all around because of the unique portfolio it is all a reflection of his extraordinary talent at this moment, will more value be unlocked after he's gone? he has said to his own family that they are better off investing in the s&p after he's gone he is not completely convinced a lot of our members think there is great value there. >> interesting michael, great to have you here. thank you for the insight. >> thank you >> over the weekend, cnbc will have coverage of the shareholder meeting starting tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. only on cnbc and cnbc.com ahead of the meeting, pro talks is holding a special sit down from omaha that is h

the news comes after senator elizabeth warren sent a letter last night to the former ceo michael rolfer, demanding answers. senator warren telling the ceo, you owe your customers and the public an explanation for the decisions that resulted in the costly failure of your bank, the extent to which you lobbied against rules that could have presented this failure and the extent to which you and other bank executives profited even as the bank teetered toward collapse despite the attention on first republic, regional bank stocks did manage to rally after this tumultuous week. shares of pacwest, key corps all ending the day with double digit gains. me sis a, back to you. >> eamon, thanks, we'll see you tonight. "last call" 7:00 p.m. eastern. i'll be watching what did you think, bonawyn? >> gut reaction to have reflex reaction to yesterday. if you look at the market and look at all the economically sensitive stocks, whether it's transports, russell 2000, banking, energy, it all bounced today on the regions that guy pointed out, and if you couple that with yesterday's move, make sense you might

mark: there's a letter in hear from warren michaels he used to be a big fan too.dy who is involved in entertainment hollywood and so forth there so ideologically committed to their party and so forth they can turn almost on a dime from letters in here thinking you, you been supportive, you supported their charity, you help the family to you can't be trusted you're a dictator, you are dangerous when you put your head on the pillow at night you think about this stuff, you wonder about the stuff, do you say what the hell did i get myself into what do you think. >> if i have to do it again i would've done it with all i have to go through, they say andrew jackson was the most vilified president. his wife died and they said horrible things. he had a very tough presidency, a great general and a good president. abraham lincoln had a civil war going on but abraham lincoln was vilified. now they say trump got treated the worst of all. they came up with phony stuff, it was a hoax. the mueller witch-hunt which turned out to be no collusion or they could've told them that the

water there considering and water proposal that increase the crawford's michael thomas, as you can see joining us live from warrenounty this morning to michael morning. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. you know, we're talking about these prices. we're looking at a 20% price hike on possibly 200,000 water customers across marion county, which ultimately would go into effect july first of this year. and then every year after that, those prices would go up. let's go ahead and get some numbers up on your screen. you know, as i mentioned, it would go up every single year. so take a look right now for single family homes. if you're by monthly bill is currently around $138 by july. first to go up to $170. and then by 2026 you see there, your total would be $218 bi-monthly this new plan they say would allow updates to aging infrastructure, attempting to reduce wildfire risk and ultimately help strengthen the water supply resiliency now as well as that. they also say that it would help them keep up with inflation and the cost of operating and capital expenses in the district. the board is set to vote on this later this ev

especially after its been battered like this and like i say, warren buffett did that. michael bury is doing that. i'm not saying into that exact stock, but they are picking and choosing some of those. liz: i'm interested in this , because teddy, business insider which is a great website, i was reading them and they have marked out what morningstar analysts say are 10 regionals that have absolutely gotten, you know, thrown out the baby with the bathwater whichever it is. i wouldn't know i threw both out comerica. zionsbank they like. go ahead. >> liz? warren buffett made all his money in the insurance business, not in the banking business, and the fact is if you are looking for a place to hide in this environment, i think one of the great sectors to be in is the insurance sector because i can't think of a sector that benefits more from higher interest rates with all their float so i coined of would avoid the banks unless it were the big money center banks and i would look at the insurance sector. liz: well let me just say that as you look at insurance or whether it's the banks,

michael trotter jr. ♪ o say can you see ♪ >> reporter: he and his wife tanya are known as a country duo the warren treatysee them on the red carpet smiling and shaking hands was awesome. >> reporter: for them, this performance was personal. >> thank you for making this day so special. i am a wounded warrior. i served two tours [ applause ] in iraq, the united states army. >> reporter: michael, overcome with emotion, remembering fellow service members who never made it home ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ >> reporter: like many veterans, he is still working through his grief. >> he needed love and he needed compassion and he needed empathy >> i get very emotional. >> yes. >> it is a period of my life where other than marrying my wife and having children, that is the best thing i've ever done in my life is serve our country. >> reporter: united through music. ♪ his truth keeps marching on ♪ >> reporter: and grateful for the sacrifices of the nation's heroes. ♪ on ♪ ♪ [ applause ] >> thank you so much >> michael told us music can heal and it can unite. he says music has given him every great thing in his life. that

becky quick cnbc interview with warren buffett in which he lambasted the company but chuckled and said we'll see what happens. we're seeing what is happening byron trott, michael there is value in the company but the only way to unlock it is in a transaction >> is that what you're playing for? >> yes >> if you own paramount and you've listened to jim talk about the stock for months if not years, that is either that or bust? >> i don't think it's bust but there's no share price >> i don't mean so literal as bust >> this was something i thought they can go in on their own and really thrive. they're not going to really thrive they need a partner with pockets. they need cost synergies they could raise there are a lot of reasons and 16 million to disney plus. >> i paid $16. the price it's at right now, that's bust. the value of the content is quite valuable, it's worth something, it's probably worth $15 a share. >> okay. united health and cvs overweight at piper sandler united health $5.80. sechan you first a great '22. >> yeah, we reduced it last september. we reduced last year in september and again in early march. it's getting pressure from rising medical costs

i want to be like warren buffet like a lot of kids playing basketball. want to be like michael jordan and maybe tomorrow. talk about lebron james just to get some hate the name you're going the lakers. try to wrap up the basketball game 4 tonight. yeah, you're down to the game, right? i just and i'm going to steal this quote that you wrote because i love it. >> from warren buffett, you say he said on living your best life life, you should write your obituary and then try to figure out how to live up to it. in the 1990's as arrogant and stupid. wanted to beat warren buffett. now. i just want to be worn by the day he dies is 92. i'm probably gonna cry. and maybe it lost an i just try it will keep living up to that. what keep living up to that. what you aspire to be to wendy's $3 breakfast deal is the kind of breakfast that really sticks with you. [egg cracks!] ♪ [bacon sizzling] ♪ tyler: her breakfast. hey buddy. ahh... your choice of breakfast, croissant plus seasoned potatoes- for just $3 bucks. choose wisely, choose wendy's $3 breakfast deal 9.25, and a man is dead. he was sho

michael dell. he offered $125 million lifeline and the largest investor in paramount global with a lot of people confused is warrenount had a 30% down month in the past four weeks or so. lauren: take a look at ford shares. up 5.5%, susan. 1276. who's bullish on them? susan: we have a jeffries upgrade this morning. jeffries calling ford a buy. if their view it's worth $16. that's roughly around 32% upside and not bad if you can get it in this market. they say that ford has a strong plan and management that can help close the gap in the rivals and it's pretty bullish had they sign that had super charger deal with tesla last week and they're traditional rivals and the fact they're saying, okay, we can get together and have a partnership and a win/win for both and positive for the net bottom line. lauren: last i checked i didn't hear many people complain about a travel nightmare over the weekend. we saw numbers coming back from people traveling above the pre-pandemic levels. that's a sad thing, susan. how are the is to bees doing on that news? how are the stocks doing on that news? susan: tsa said we're 3,000 above pr

senator warren's quotes to bloomberg in the last 24 hours talks about the greed out there. michaelnever goes away." also is our senior technology expert that is truly a expert on the cloud. from the clouds bloomberg intelligence, expert on innovation. i don't want you to do a self site walk-through on apple. i want you to talk about disruption, innovation, and the sweat of new products at apple with the legacy you and i remember from the massive failure of lisa and newton. not lisa abramowicz. lisa the computer. are they setting themselves up for a flop? >> i do not think any of these companies are setting themselves up for a flop. the companies have massive amounts of data and a lot of engineers going through it. you see some of these ai enabled applications show up whether that is in pictures, voice command, or when you are writing an email. these companies are working hard to make for the next level of products are far more intuitive than early ones. tom: what is a mixed reality headset? has our apple expert called up and said i am going to look around like lisa does when she is

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