you just heard. >> it was milken's genius. that is the correct word.d the market and fuelled the take over phenomenon. >> we romanticized the characters. they are fat cats's first cousins to the financial manipulators, robert barons of the late 19th century. >> they are out there trying to make a buck by doing nothing and putting people out of work. >> economists agree that some unemployment and hardship is unavoidable in making the united states lean and mean again, but the specialists are called corporate restructuring. >> they need a kick to become more efficient, less entrenched and that will probably do the economy a lot of good. >> thursday they fended off a hostile take over bit. >> they took on a huge debt. plann plants were closed and the company pays interest to 17 banks worldwide. >> they jump out of the closet and shout and buy up a company with its own assets, dismember it and erode the industrial base of this country. >> maybe we didn't understand how it works, but we saw a lot of people lose their jobs and a few people getting super rich

i saw our good friend michael milken, i dropped a package off at michael's house. program. michael, i can help you. ma hi y.i've raised $4 million. we have one of the most nobel film companies in america. maria: you're a documentary mill film maker. you're putting together a film based on this campaign. what should we expect to he see. >> archival footage of apollo 11, the as stro astronauts. i'll show the statues being made. george londine and his brother mark are brilliant artists. brilliant. the number for this is $750 to put a naming right. these statues will be here for decades after we're gone. maria: look at the privat privatization of space travel. they are looking to change the game completely. what's your take on what's happening in terms of the privatization, private companies getting into space and even the trump administration ramping up as well? >> it's also inspiring. you go back to 1962 when a young president kennedy was at wrights university on september 12th and said we choose to go to the moon, because it's not easy, it's hard. that was so inspir

maria bartiromo interview with michael milken tomorrow morning on "mornings with maria." charles: the bull market payment longest on record as the economy continues to soar. year in the longest running bull market in u.s. trading history. is marks 354 days of gains without a 10% pullback. a lot of people are asking several questions. can the economy remain this hot? and can it get hotter? and finally what will it take to get more americans involved in the stock market. david nelson, and paul detrick is the ceo of fair facts and global market. the market rally. the bias is to the up side and it's reacting to good news. you were talking about something happening in the summertime. the s & p finally made a brand-new all-time high yesterday. so that's a good sign. we held up pretty good. i think us going into a period where we could break out whether it's the fall of 2018 or early 2019. charles: won't there be a sense of urgency for money managers to get involved in this market? >> it will push the market higher. hedge funds, institutions, they are in the market. i'm telling

the move by the governor comes following reports earlier today by the milken institute school at universitygton university. the storm to the island last september. the owner of a texas company that makes untraceable 3-d printed guns says he has begun selling the brew plants -- the blueprints through his website despite a federal court order from barring him from doing so. cody wilson said he has received nearly 400 orders. a federal judge ruled selling the plans online could impact national security. mourners from as far away as las vegas and miami have travel to detroit to pay their final respects to aretha franklin. they play the sound of her gospel recordings. she died on the 16th at the age of 76 of pancreatic cancer. her funeral will be held on friday. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. lisa: "what'd you miss?" emerging markets on the rocks. perhaps u.s. high-yield is overvalued. still with us is mark kiesel pimco chief investment officer. bond

. >> good afternoon i am the dean of the milken institute school of public health i'm delighted to have everybody join us for this discussion we have an incrediblyio important book autr here today splitting the topic of a dramatic shift in where our medicines come from as china positions itself. at its many of us many of us in the ph medical public healtharmacy o pn are aware of this shift we knowt there are shortages, contaminationeir issues. or other problems but we have not been aware there is that systematic issue for major change in the system.n those those implications of one country is astounding matter what country we talked about. what if there is a global pandemic?f there are what if there are heightened tensions within the south china. sea?ne couldut everybody could be vulnerable and put at risk. so in this situation it cannot be overstated the fda cannot assure the safety of medicineso. as it can at home many are not e aware face-to-face contact there fda has with those were manufacturing our drugs and the very hands on the hard work involved to make sure those manufacturer

. ♪ john: you don't want to miss maria bartiromo interview with michael milken tomorrow morning on "morningscharles: the bull market payment longest on record as the economy continues to soar. year in the longest running bull market in u.s. trading history. is marks 354 days of gains without a 10% pullback. a lot of people are asking several questions. can the economy remain this hot? and can it get hotter? and finally what will it