mr. buffett?i see you've been talking to the people at cnbc. >> yes, sir, i have. >> well, we publish what we owned regularly. my plor's 99%. what i would like to do, i understand that you're being shown around goldman. i'd like to become your agent because they're going to try and sign you up. i think the two of us working together could make a better deal with lloyd than if he has you all to himself. we can get jamie diamond into the act and everybody competing for your services if we played this right. >> i think there is trey with mr. blankfine earlier in this week. he's also, mr. buffett, met derek jeter at yankees stadium earlier. been a great week for him. i have to ask you, i'm sure a guy like trey wonders what you're thinking on a day like this when the market is down 240 points. . what would you tell him? >> i like anything, i like, you know, if they mark down hamburge hamburgers, anything i buy, i like when it's marked down. so the lower the prices go, as long as you know the company's

mr. obama. the billionaire sheldon adelson, warren buffett and bill gates with combined net worth of more than $180 billion say otherwise. in a "new york times" op-ed today, three of the wealthiest people in the world, certainly in this country, called upon congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform legislation and they praised last year's gang of 8 bill. adelson and buffett and gates joined in writing about the failed legislation saying quote, the bill also included a sensible plan that would have allowed illegal residents to obtain citizenship. though only after they had earned the right to do so. really? the three billionaire amigos then praised legislation that would have granted amnesty to more than 11 million illegal immigrants, at a time when 20 million american citizens are already unemployed, underemployed, or who have simply given up looking for work. those american citizens deserve, it seems to me, much better from their government, from this president, and better as well from the extravagantly wealthy offers of an op-ed that doesn't contain a single statement, a single explanatio

mr. mccartney, it's an honor, and he said thank you and i turned around. >> did warren buffett give you any1(k)? >> no. >> he didn't ask but he said he'll go back and look for warren buffett later. thanks, tom, for checking in. >>> when we come back, the secrets behind a new video paying tribute to derek jeter. it's going viral tonight, and what we learned about those boston red sox fans there and the mystery about the stadium there in the background revealed in a moment. been all fun and games, here at the harrison household. but one dark, stormy evening... she needed a good meal and a good family. so we gave her purina cat chow complete. it's great because it has the four cornerstones of nutrition. everything a cat needs for the first step to a healthy, happy life. purina cat chow complete. share your rescue story and join us in building better lives. one rescue at a time. spressure points on my tired, achy feet. i had no clue i was putting this kind of stress on my feet. i have flat feet. i found this out at the free dr.scholl's foot mapping center. in less than two minutes, i got my foo

mr. murdoch has, the way, you know, rupert murdoch had. murdoch and warren buffetti think that aereo would have hurt content in some ways, or at least the production of it. see being this daunting unknown future can you guarantee me that content is not going to come less valuable, and you know i look at sports is now, since it's live it seems to be more valuable. i don't know if i were a network whether i'd try to do a drama series given what can be done with, you know, even a netflix or something. can we just be confident that content will always be rewarded for great content? >> no. you can't -- you can't be confident. >> that's the wrong answer. >> and you can't -- yeah, but you can't. i mean how can you be? on the other hand you know, if you look at it, when i wrote three blind mice in 1991 i thought tv networks were in trouble because they were reliant on a single source of revenue which was advertising. but what has happened? apple comes along with itunes and netflix comes along and amazon comes along and suddenly they have other platforms to sell their conten