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where is the next m ondelies-kraft breakup?l sit down and say, look, there is a big play with regard to eat emerging -- with regard to merging snacks and so forth. this is not exactly elephant hunting. probably committing between somewhere between $5 billion to $7 billion on this deal. he's got a lot left. olivia: a couple of questions about 3g. they have a unique buyout thio. for example, they have aggressive cost-cutting. and we know they typically hold an investment longer than your average american pe firm. what is your take? mario: i think you just outlined it. you look at what they did with burger king and with tim hortons. you can track all of those tight and am it. on the other side, this is now a public company. 6 million shares of kraft foods and that stock will be trading. you're talking about a company that will have a market cap of close to $80 billion. what do they do next? you are talking about $9 billion of ebitda looking out two or three years. how much debt is reduced to her how much do you grow it? they will

there is money to be made in europe alongside italy b onds. that being said, 60 billion a month is going to drive them even lower. you have to write some distortions for a period of time and look at what are your core holds. core holds for going to continue to do well and are more in what i would argue a state of equilibrium versus this incredible distortion being created -- intentional but distorted. erik: you have to have patience. rick: you have to have patience in the things that are your core holds and the tactical. stephanie: can you be tactical, given how big you are? rick: 100%. we have a series looking at different parts of the marketplace and where we think the most efficient expressions are, and a lot of these markets are incredibly deep, so you can move around. they may not locally be deep if everybody is time to go one way, but if you have a long-term thought process around what you are trying to do, be tactical around you from expressions, you could really do it. stephanie: rick, thank you so much. and even erik got to join. when

warren has come a long way on the national stage since her debay onde debut in 2009.anywhere without being asked if she's going to run for president. even though she keeps saying no to that. the persistent clamoring demonstrates the powerful hold she has over a large chunk of american lirmberals. when she complained that a treasury official was too close to wall street. the white house had no chois but to pull his nomination. this week we look at her skill at maneuvering. she wants to be the most powerful democrat in america but doing it without running for president. let's talk a little bit about elizabeth warren. let me read this from a story in politico. this is what barney frank had to say about elizabeth warren. she has no chance to win, none. she would kill her credibility if she did. she's devoted her life to issues she cared about. and the second people perceive her as ambitious, interested in running, that's over. is that part of the mystique here is she's not running and it gives her more appeal and power? >> i think she is a mission driven politician not ou

prosecuting these traffickers of foreign fighters under legislature that has derived directly from dash ond our coalition activities, so we're beginning to see countries across the region, we're beginning to see the activities of the eu helping to create a unity of purpose and vision on this issue. we have seen and we'll continue to see best practices being applied on border control measures. the sharing of information and intelligence the sharing of personnel name passenger name records. and that will improve over time. we all of course, our nation's, especially the western european states along the united states and canada, are states where privacy is an extraordinarily important aspect of who we are as a nation and our population. >> thank you, general. i know that since your time is limited, we are -- >> yes, ma'am. >> if you could finish that thought. >> well, we'll continue the best practices associated with working with indigenous populations and at risk populations to reduce the attractiveness of dash. and similar extremist organizations, legislative approaches, individually and acr

built a health care hub base ond the university of pittsburgh. medical center. the if i lan throw byes derived from the steel fortunes invested in education, cultural institutions historical preservation projects. made the city an interesting place to live. government together with private players invested in baunch of brownfield redevelopment projects that revitalized, as well as technology investments to bring companies in. and the students who came to go to universities got good jobs and affordable housing and stayed and created a resurgence in the economy. by 2009 when i will note the automobile industry in the united states was in bankruptcy, pittsburgh was voted by the economists intelligence unit as the most livable city in the united states. in contrast, in detroit which had the very sim set of challenges, decline of a major industry, loss of high value taxpayers and businesses, collapse of public revenues, massive increase in city obligations, pension health care as a rufflet declining tax base responded what i observed the response was, based upon a cu