mr. hancock, for two bitcoins. so i have another bid? $1500 right there. $2000 in the front row. $3000. $4000. $5,500. this man really wants it. $6,000 to my left. anyone else? i know there are people who can out-bid him. you don't want them to go home happy, do you? do i hear the many more than 6000? there's only one of these. going once. going twice. sold to the gentleman to my left for $6,000. give him a round of applause. thank you all. thank you on c-span, everyone who watched this debate. thank you, everyone. thank you for making this possible. this is our time. this is the libertarian party's time. fill out your cards and put them in the back. thank you and we will see you tomorrow, bright and early for business. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2016] [indistinct conversations] >> thank you for representing the people. >> i've had several people come up and tell me i did an amazing job. i know i did an amazing job, but it's so great to hear it. there's s

mr. hancock has to say as to whether we can expect more, of course the hedge funds performed a bit better as so the overall market. unless things change dramatically in those kinds of losses. >> i'm sure he's got an excuse for it. got an excuse for everything these days. i will tell you jay fishman who ran travelers and took that stock to where it has to go because he's one great executive, remember what kind -- was he in valeant? no. david, you know that the real greats, and i'm talking about the people at chub, and you know chub and his son they don't fool around with this stuff. >> no. it is a well-run company. there's no doubt about it. obviously they had a huge deal last year they closed, right, jim? >> they're winners. i think hancock's got to show us something. >> yeah. there are a lot of different businesses too, right? i mean it's not just apples to apples with chub. >> no, but there's a way to run a company. let's hear it. i mean, look, hancock's new. but i got to tell you i look at this number i expected better. >> that sounds like it's going to be a good interview. when we com

mr. hancock here from aig, a lot of these guys who talk have been so wrong people at home saying why don't the answer is -- >> they got things to say and every so often -- >> they're interested. >> right. >> they're interested. >> part of the debate. >> not everybody's nfl, i don't know, they're interesting. >> they're interesting. >> they have a conference and you listen because they're thoughtful. doesn't mean they make you money, but they're thought provoking. >> yeah. jeff smith will be there. every now and then there's a darden that comes along, right? >> that's true. i had jeff smith on my panel at milken the other day and he spoke positively about his new relationship with his new friends on the yahoo board which he is now a part of. >> don't forget i think marvell technology might be interesting. >> why? >> because there's a new chairman, rick hill, going to fix that s.e.c. issue. i don't like that business per se, but anything can come back in tech. tech has been very weak, by the way. >> once again very weak. down here at the big board chase for business and gregory's coffee cele

mr. ernie hancock. [applause] >> this message is for the young people. months -- young once.anted to share something with but when he died, i was not going to be able to tell him. give me a second. we fought so hard as the young people did here, and i does want you to know that we have been dealing with young people from when i was young to now. because i always understood that it was always, always generation next. the nextgeneration, innovation, the next technology, the next way to be able to communicate our passion and our philosophy with many people all over the planet from your bedroom on your laptop. i want to do share with young people. i was inspired by when you had all the people stand up and how many conventions they had gone to, and i wanted -- i looked and i thought there as well over half of you that were not here in the early 90's and saw what a desolate place libertarianism was in this country. it was a lot of great material, but it was not disseminated. we are having meet ups where you actually had to meet up and call people to comment -- come. webpages, liber